[17] Early on in the game's production, Prompto's pistol had a short, wooden shoulder stock for a handle and a large apparatus attached to the underside of the barrel, almost resembling a grenade launcher, but with a more baroque design of a steel frame with a wooden hand rest, a basket-like guard, and a matchlock lever
One of its attacks, Mimicry, sounds awesome, letting you copy an opponents move
Opt you cast at your leisure and at the low cost of one mana it should barely ever be detrimental or even noticeable on your curve which is much more so the case with the slightly more potent sorcery alternatives that get in the way of things more
They have increasing abilities to tap and in cost that mirror each other
And the shuffle effect does the shuffle effect thing
I didn't even get to infinite combos, but they often start with a free sacrifice outlet and work with many angles