What is EP
But first, if you skipped some tutorials, here's what the EP is in Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE Encore. While you might assume that EP is a more appropriate initialism for experience points, it actually represents energy points. Once you figure this out, the rest should fall into place in your mind. Rather than tracking your character's power, EPs instead say how much energy they have to perform the moves you want. Each spell or attack requires a certain amount of EP, with more powerful moves requiring more. Once spent, you're pretty much stuck in the fight, but there are ways to get it back.
How to restore EP
There are several ways to restore EP to Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE Encore, with the best option depending on the situation. Vending machines around the world have EP catering items, so if you're nearby and need them, grab a few. There are also a number of items, such as the Chakra Pot, which restore EP every time you use them. And finally, some characters, mainly those that focus on healing and character buffs, will learn moves that restore EP for other team members. Often times, these drain enemies' EPs to give them to your team, so they're pretty effective in combat. There are also a few Radiant Skills that automatically restore EP as you explore the world. If you're already in a fight and don't have any of these available to you, your only option left is to block incoming attacks, which will restore a small amount of EP. All of these are great ways to restore EP to Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE Encore.
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