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This is what happens after binge reading Fist of the North Star again.
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Here are mine that mattered to me:
Me x Laslow - Because I'm a giant Oliviasexual.
Keaton x Selena - Watching her get forced to embarrass herself was funny.
... That's all.
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A friend of mine did Hinoka x Kaden in Birthright for stats; dunno if that's viable in Revelations though, since he might have better options there.
From what I can see from my Hinoka x Kaden, Selkie gains Res but loses Def from it.
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Castle: Free Skillz (Nohr)
Corrin: Quixotic, Lethality, Death Blow, Nohrian Trust, Hoshidian Unity
Camilla: Counter, Quixotic, Bowbreaker, Swordbreaker, Countermagic
Selena: Trample, Vantage, Swordfaire, Death Blow, Life and Death
Laslow: Sol, Astra, Vantage, Swordfaire, Duelist's Blow
Soleil: Nobility, Dragon Fang, Draconic Hex, Nohrian Trust, Hoshidian Unity
Effie: Luna, Aegis, Renewal, Tomebreaker, Movement+1
Leo: Lifetaker, Tomefaire, Death Blow, Lucky Seven, Air Superiority
Elise: Pavise, Counter, Tomefaire, Inspiration, Rend Heaven
Felicia: Aegis, Pavise, Counter, Renewal, Countermagic
Flora: Counter, Shurikenfaire, Renewal, Amaterasu, Countermagic
Setting up Valla castle once I get all the skills I want for it. Till then, enjoy the Nohr castle. Code in sig.
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Azura's supports with Kaden are great. But if you're going for stats over cuteness, then I dunno.
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Depends on the parents of the three kids.
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Basically it means that if you change a character's class to something outside of their usual classes (like Selena becoming a Wyvern Lord due to an A+ Support with Camilla) you can use a Heart Seal to bring them back to normal.
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So I actually noticed a similar pattern after some testing but then I realized I should beat Revelations before actually getting into it so, so far I've only messed around for a day.
The boss Ninja, Master Ninja, Outlaw and presumably Adventurers will hold either a Stat Booster, a Staff, a class Seal, a Seed of Trust, Elixir, or an Arms Scroll. (Might be missing something still). Bow Knights do not and I don't think Mechanist do either
The boss definitely isn't random but I'm not sure how to manipulate it yet.
Since I have the Money DLC I just scouted everywhere at once filling the both slots in each area and going down the list. If I didn't find a stat booster I reset and instead only scouted once in each area before scouting the second time. This usually gives fairly different spawns.
Also a castle visit (maybe it has to be a battle) the resets the challenges, allowing you to scout again.
Basically its not too hard to grind stat boosters if you have the money DLC but currently without a better understanding of the game mechanics its just more practical to just grind the characters normally.
Yeah, the Ninjas and Outlaws seem to carry all the good stuff. It's a good thing to look out for. And it's a good method you have. If you don't have the Money DLC, Paralogue Map challenges tend to give 4000-6000 Gold each run through.
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The question is...
Can you strip Iago?
Cause he seems like he would be into that >.>
Yes, you can strip Iago since he's an actual human model.
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So I was trying to see if Challenge Maps could be used to farm for stat boosting items to save on Eternal Seals. While doing so I found out something interesting. The units that are called are not completely random. For the purpose of my experimenting I used the Paralogue maps. Fair warning, I'm long-winded.
When Scouting twice on the same map, it summons two different groups to the same map for a "harder" challenge and more rewards. So I called two groups to five different maps and wrote down which two groups appeared and what their reward was. The map itself does not influence the groups summoned, nor does the level of the area. Lower level areas just summoned lesser versions of the Paralogue Map enemies I called after a restart. They also had less reward, so take note of that if you want to farm Gold.
Also note that after calling these groups to the maps, I restarted to clear them off.
Here are my Paralogue Map results:
1st - Diviner & Pegasus
2nd - Soldier & Faceless3rd - Fighter & Outlaw4th - Ninja & Fighter5th - Apothecary & SamuraiAfter defeating the 1st without calling the rest, I thought the following order would randomize and a new two groups would be called. That didn't happen. I got the Soldier and Faceless groups the next time I scouted. So summoning two groups onto a map one after the other did not change the order. I tried summoning one group to each map one at a time after defeating the Diviner and Pegasus map. I got a new order.1st - Soldier2nd - Faceless3rd - FacelessSo I restarted, called both Soldier and Faceless to one map and defeated them. Following what I did before, the 3rd time's two groups, Fighter & Outlaw, should be summoned the next time I scout twice in a row. Which they did. I then restarted and scouted once on two different maps. The first group was the same (Fighter), the second group wasn't (Pegasus). So when defeating two groups on one map, you change the single group's order (I just got lucky with getting Faceless after Soldier).I tried the reverse next. Summoning the first group (Fighter), defeating it, and seeing if the two group order changed. It did change, and the strange thing was that the first group that was called was the same as the second group (Pegasus) I called when testing out the two group's order before.So when calling two groups onto a map and defeating them, you change the single group's order (not including the first in the order).When you call one group onto a map and defeat them, you change the two group's order (not including the first in the order).To make a long (and most likely confusing) discovery even more long (and possibly confusing), I tried mixing between single and two.1st - Pegasus & Ninja2nd - Apothecary3rd - Faceless & Fighter4th - Fighter5th - Samurai & FighterI then restarted to clear the map and tried the reverse.1st - Pegasus2nd - Apothecary & Fighter3rd - Faceless4th - Fighter & Spear Fighter5th - SamuraiStrangely enough the first group called to each map was identical. So I tried some more mixed patterns.1st - Pegasus & Ninja2nd - Apothecary & Apothecary3rd - Fighter4th - Fighter5th - Samurai & FighterI repeatedly this pattern to see if the Faceless would appear if I did two groups on the 3rd instead of leaving it at one. Faceless didn't appear but this caused the 4th and 5th maps to completely change. Again I restarted a tried a new pattern.1st - Pegasus & Ninja2nd - Apothecary3rd - Faceless & Fighter4th - Fighter & Outlaw5th - Fighter & KnightSo while there is some randomness to the orders, it depends on how you summon the units. While I'm not sure on if there's an exact pattern or order and how they work, I did answer my initial question.TLDR Version: Yes, you can farm Stat Boosters, you'll just need to grind maps a lot.And if anyone else is interested in figuring this out, feel free to chime in. -
Has anyone tried Armor Stripping Garon, I wonder how will that look?
On the next Birthright gameplay I'm going to "Armor Strip" Camilla. To lower defense and for the plot.
Doesn't work on Garon or Faceless, I tried. Sophie's skill does activate though, but no visual change is done.
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Thank you so much. I've finished with the renewal searching :D
Glad to be of help.
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Need some help for finding a Peri with Pavise and a Hinoka with renewal. Would surely appreciate the help.
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I know I can make Hinoka A+ with Sakura but would rather not.
I have Hinoka with Renewal. Just watch out for the Dusk Dragon. Castle address is in my signature. Lemme know when you finish so I can switch back to Nohr.
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Raider Weapons gave me great material.
But yeah, only Sophie benefits from armor stripping with her personal skill. Which is pretty fun to do.
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Trumpkumi for president. Keeping Nohrian Scum out.
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I just got M!Kana and Sophie's S rank and it actually was really sweet and didn't end in the usual way all S ranks in this game go.
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I think that's a repost.
Just went digging to see, and yep it is. Right next to so many other reposts, so I don't think it really matters at this point.
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I laughed at how there's a skill called Brynhildr that can apparently be added to your skillset via Powersaves. It does absolutely nothing (besides maybe get you shadowbanned) as the effects label say "None" but has its own skill icon.
It's probably because the tome has a skill-like effect I've noticed.
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Azama/Setsuna gave me some good screenshots, but that's about it.
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In Silas/Charlotte, Silas becomes a psychiatrist and forces her to talk about herself for basically all of B and A. Kinda boring, but at least it makes Charlotte a little better...?
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hana is immune to assholes because she works with Tsubaki daily. Only Tsubaki can truly piss her off.
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Benny/Oboro. It was really sweet.
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Revamped old final boss maps like Nergal and Lyon.
Bride and Groom classes.
Other Amiibo characters like Link (who would be a Bow Knight) getting FE support.
How does Rend Heaven work?
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It's very useful on units that have access to both magic and weapons too since you can then switch depending on opponent. Or as others here said, helping Takumi kill Generals.