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The three class combo statuses (Brittle, Staggered and Disoriented) each have an icon that is given whenever they are mentioned on the ability description pages. Like so (apologies for the colour contrast, but the game's UI is dark):

Whenever a combatant is suffering from one of these statuses, they have a three-dimensional version of the icon floating above them. For example, here's an opponent that is staggered:

The easiest way to take advantage of the class combo statuses is to configure your party members' tactics so that they respond to an enemy who has the relevant status with a relevant ability.

The three class combo statuses (Brittle, Staggered and Disoriented) each have an icon that is given whenever they are mentioned on the ability description pages. Like so (apologies for the colour contrast, but the game's UI is dark):

Whenever a combatant is suffering from one of these statuses, they have a three-dimensional version of the icon floating above them. Here's are some screen shots of enemies who are afflicted by these three statuses:

Brittle

Staggered

Disoriented

Finally, note that the easiest way to take advantage of the class combo statuses is to configure your party members' tactics so that they respond to an enemy who has the relevant status with a relevant ability.

The three class combo statuses (Brittle, Staggered and Disoriented) each have an icon that is given whenever they are mentioned on the ability description pages. Like so (apologies for the colour contrast, but the game's UI is dark):

Whenever a combatant is suffering from one of these statuses, they have a three-dimensional version of the icon floating above them.

The easiest way to take advantage of the class combo statuses is to configure your party members' tactics so that they respond to an enemy who has the relevant status with a relevant ability.

If I get the opportunity, I'll try and snap images of the in-combat version of the icons as well.

The three class combo statuses (Brittle, Staggered and Disoriented) each have an icon that is given whenever they are mentioned on the ability description pages. Like so (apologies for the colour contrast, but the game's UI is dark):

Whenever a combatant is suffering from one of these statuses, they have a three-dimensional version of the icon floating above them. For example, here's an opponent that is staggered:

The easiest way to take advantage of the class combo statuses is to configure your party members' tactics so that they respond to an enemy who has the relevant status with a relevant ability.

The three class combo statuses (Brittle, Staggered and Disoriented) each have an icon that is given whenever they are mentioned on the ability description pages. Whenever a combatant is suffering from one of these statuses, they have a three-dimensional version of the icon floating above them.

The easiest way to take advantage of the class combo statuses is to configure your party members' tactics so that they respond to an enemy who has the relevant status with a relevant ability.

I couldn't find any images of the icons for the class combo statuses in a very quick web search, so I'll try and provide some screenshots when I'm home this evening.

Meanwhile, if I remember correctly: Staggered is a downwards arrow-like shape, Disoriented looks a bit like a ball/gyrospoce and I'm not sure about Brittle off the top of my head.

The three class combo statuses (Brittle, Staggered and Disoriented) each have an icon that is given whenever they are mentioned on the ability description pages. Like so (apologies for the colour contrast, but the game's UI is dark):

Whenever a combatant is suffering from one of these statuses, they have a three-dimensional version of the icon floating above them.

The easiest way to take advantage of the class combo statuses is to configure your party members' tactics so that they respond to an enemy who has the relevant status with a relevant ability.

If I get the opportunity, I'll try and snap images of the in-combat version of the icons as well.