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I noticed on the Abilities page for Three Houses that Paragon, which doubles EXP gain, is apparently in the game. Is it even possible to obtain the ability without hacking/save editing? It doesn't have any details on how to obtain it. -
So, cross referencing across 3 or 4 different pages to see all the different stats, growth rates, abilities, masteries, and whatever else has been a huge pain in the ass. So I decided to put it all together into one big chart. I also did a little write up about Advanced Classes and Master Classes to go with it over on reddit. If you find this helpful, maybe give it an upvote for visibility. I know the chart is going to help me a lot in planning my future runs, so I hope it helps other people. [EDIT: The chart is now complete with all DLC characters and classes! If anyone spots any mistakes, let me know and I'll fix it up!]
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Gamefaqs resident here. Myself and another member put together this post: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/204445-fire-emblem-three-houses/77938108 Hope it helps. Feel free to put whatever you want up on this awesome site. -
So I know it might seem like a stupid answer, but what I really mean is the ability you get when you master a class. I found out that its class specific. For example, I leveled Petra up to max out Theif, but when I change her into a mercenary, her steal ability is gone. So what's the point of maxing out your class? What if I get too many abilities and i wanna trade one out for a new one? Is there a way to keep your abilities, of so how? I know that there are leveling stats the differ based on what class you're in, bit is that it? What's the benefit of mastering out a class? Sorry if this is confusing, it's just that I've never been confused with a class system before xD -
What does everyone think of this ability? In case you don't know, this ability raises your attack by a percent (I think it ranges from 10-20%) when you have a triangle advantage, but decreases it when there's a disadvantage. I think it's situational. It may be able to save you in a pinch, but could very easily screw you over as well.
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So the first day of a new summoning focus has arrived. Up to this point my luck has been fair- 5 star Minerva and Lucina and numerous 4 stars. Today I was lucky enough to pull 5 star Ephraim, and so far I'm very pleased with his stats and abilities. Presently, at level 24, he has: HP: 34 ATK: 41 SPD: 16 DEF: 25 RES: 15 His speed and resistance are nothing special, but at this mid-level he seems to have 'above average' (comparable to some of my units nearing level 40) attack and HP. 25 Defense isn't to shabby either. Siegmund has an impressive 16 mt and confers +3 attack to adjacent allies at the start of your phase. I'd probably rank it just above the Pheraean's Durandal and Binding Blade. New Moon/Moonbow works well for him, but they work well for basically anyone. He has Seal Defense AND Threaten Defense up to the third rank, rounding out his skill set as a front line fighter that can put some hurt on red foes and make things very dangerous for anyone who survives combat with him. Anyway, I'm curious to hear about the other new units (Seliph, Julia, and Eirika). I sprung for another summon to see if I could get another, but unfortunately I got Gacha'd. (Also, first post. Hi, I'm Stopwatch.)
