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Blood Hunter (D&D). Promotes from Mercenary. Swords (A) Bows (C) High HP, Res, Skill and Str. Low Luck and mediocre Speed. Average Defense. 6 Mov. Abilities: Level 1: Blood Rite: Can make the "Rite" Command when attacking, which brings up your HP bar. You may subtract up to 20 HP for extra damage, at a minimum of 3. 1 HP = 1 extra damage. Rites are effective against undead. You can double with this command, but only the first attack gets a damage increase. This is an innate Blood Hunter ability and doesn't occupy a spot in your skill list. You do not keep it if you class out of Blood Hunter. Level 5: Hunters Quarry: Attacking an enemy on player phase that you've already been in combat with will grant you Crit +10 and heal you for up to 25% of your max HP after combat if you defeated them. Level 10: Tomebreaker: Hit/Avoid +50 against Tomes. Level 15: Sacrifice: When at full HP, you can select the "Sacrifice" command when adjacent to an enemy. Before attacking, this brings you down to 1 HP, but grants Crit +80 for that attack. This is an innate Blood Hunter ability and doesn't occupy a spot in your skill list. You cannot double when using this command. You do not keep it if you class out of Blood Hunter.

The cinematics for Fates has the best CG animation, but many suck because you can't see your avatar, and have to look through their eyes for everything. I'd rather play an actual character and not be able to customize them rather than be a blank slate. If a game has to bend over backwards to accommodate for character customization and sacrifice a lot for it, it's usually not worth it. Shadows of Valentia has the best art style of any FE game. I will not budge on this.