The Fundamentals of Reclassing - A Fire Emblem: Three Houses Guide 

Byleth on his first time teaching: OK kids, learn what you want as long as you dont mind me adding a few things Byleths second time around: EVERYONES LEARNING LANCES AND RIDING/FLYING, AND HEAVY ARMOR DOESNT EXIST

"spoiler free" **Shows green hair Byleth**

Dude, nice Byleth. I didn't know there were Shiny variants here.

Who needs a mortal savant when you can instead have a railgun lysthea.

Ingrid as a falcon knight is freaking busted. She just flies around one shotting people and never gets hit because she has so much avoidance. Definitely a must have in any comp.

I’m just putting this out there, Holy Knight Marianne. Frozen Lance, Blutgang and healing. trust me, I used it.

How I plan on optimising my units? M A K E E V R Y O N E A M O U N T O R A F L Y E R !

Sniper/Bow Knight Bernadetta. 360 noscopes everywhere

Dark Knight Lorenz, Dancer Dorothea, War Master Raphael, Gremory Lysithia, Bow Knight (ANYONE THAT CAN) just to name some of my favorites.

Easy guide for anyone on what the best class is: Is their name claude? Yes: barbarossa No: Do they use magic? Yes: warlock (reason) bishop (faith) gremory (both) No: do they only use swords? Yes: sword master/assasin No: are they a female lance user? Yes: falcon knight No: wyvern lord

My strat for Ng+ : Invest early in cavalry and flying. Focus on the secondary weapons of the master class i want in lessons, make them use their "main" kind of weapons while fighting.

I'm honestly confused as to why hero and paladin aren't considered master classes as well. They would have been great sword based physical classes. Mortal savant is basically a dread fighter but the magic requirement sucks. Hero would have been a great counterpart master class instead. And if falcon knight is master then I'm not sure why paladin isn't the same tier as well.

I fiddled raphaels way through his weakness is riding, got him to a C in it, and turned him into a great knight. His defense growth on a mount is godlike. Also hilda makes for an amazing wyvern lord.

Most of the Master Classes aren't even worth it. Some of the intermediate classes have much better Abilities gained when mastered and the Advanced ones have great Growth %s.

Thanks for the video, it helped me to solidify some notions I had from my first playthrough. I'm just sad swords don't have a good, physical master class, because the Reason requirement for Mortal Savant sucks for many purely physical units like Felix.

Another VERY interesting facet is the minimal stats of each class, most notably : - the armored knight which have 12 in defense (level 10 class) - The enchanter / priest advanced class which have 15 in res (level 20 class) --> What you can do is invest "a bit" of axe / armor learning to units with very bad defense growts (mages usually) D+ in axe and D in armor is enough to pass the class --> Same thing for characters with very low resistance (Dedue, raphael), you can invest up to B+ in reason or faith which will give 70% chance to pass a base 15 resistance class

This is just my opinion, but I think Master Classes suck to be honest. Most of them I find have awful synergy with lower tier classes. Great Knight, for instance, is pretty much designed to be used by Armor mains than Cavalier mains, since Cavalier and Paladins require hefty specialization in spears, while Great Knight's focus is on axes instead, forcing you to spread skill points across four separate skills for a class that, personally, doesn't offer the same utility as a Paladin. You'd think Holy and Dark Knights would be the logical final step, but those are magic classes first, and riders second. Going from Paladin to Holy/Dark Knight means sacrificing your huge damage output with Lancefaire for a boost in either black or white magic, both of which are likely to be subpar than if it came from a magic specialist like Hubert or Marianne. Some characters also can't take advantage of certain classes that would otherwise be fantastic for them because they're gender locked. Linhardt can't be a Gremory, so his superb arsenal of black and white magic can't be utilized to their full potential at the same time. Speaking of Gremory, while it sounds solid on paper for a pure magic-build, but you have to give up Bishop's ridiculous healing power and Terrain Resistance, and Warlock's Black Tomefaire, for extra magic charges, of which you probably already have more than enough to last you any battle even without the boost by the time you hit level 10. The only real benefit of the class I found is the extra point in movement, which you can already mitigate with a March Ring. Hilda can't be a War Master, so she pretty much gotta stick to either Warrior, or go Great Knight or Draco Master to keep Axefaire. Mortal Savant is good only for Felix and Dorothea, and even so, you can make a solid argument why Swordmaster and Warlock are better picks for them respectively. And there's no Master Class that really takes advantage of Assassin's skills. About the only master classes that have any kind of good synergy with previous classes are Falcon Knight, Draco Master, War Master, and Bow Knight. And even then, Falcon Knight pretty much requires sticking to Pegasus Knight, an Intermediate class, for an extra 10 levels, therefore not being able to take advantage of Advanced class stat growths, lest they also spend tons of points in Axes just to satisfy the Draco Knight criteria. I love most everything in Three Houses, but Master Classes are definitely one of the few things I genuinely think are bad. The fact that you're not allowed to see what Master classes are and their requirements until you hit Prof. Rank C, when you're already pretty deep into training your students into their specific roles, is just a dumb decision that offers no benefits and only serves to blindside newbies.

The weird synergy for classes is why I'm really hoping we get a class pack in future DLC. A male Gremory equivalent, better sword master classes, more flying classes (griffon rider as a flying sword class perhaps?) or even flying magic classes would all be welcome additions.

People enjoying Three Houses yet my L button is busted and I can't finish exploring. Ugh

tip, minor spoilers. 1) During part one, other staff at the church do give you the option to undergo training with them once per free day at the cost of one activity point each. During part two, this shifts to all units in your army and is actually called somethign along the lines of "training drills". 2) Byleth is among the harder characters to do this type of stuff in, as he does not have access to the chores you can assign to members of your army. These chores do boost proficiency in each of the three addittional movement types.

Petra as an Assassin. Can't speak for the higher difficulty levels, but she will pretty much solo the second half of the game for you. Just make sure you keep a healer near her in case something goes wrong, especially if you're playing classic mode.

I wish I figured out who to make ride-type units earlier, because I didn’t try to level Hubert’s Riding skill till very late into Part 1 to make it possible to make him a Dark Knight. Right now, he’s mastered both Dark Seal required classes, but I find it really annoying trying to get him to keep up with my other units without having to waste an equipment slot on the movement ring. That’s pretty much why I want to make him a Dark Knight but didn’t realize that goal until really late lol.

On my newgame+ I'm literally trying to have everyone get vantage+wrath which comes from Mercenary and Warrior (except for pure healers like Mercedes). My entire squad of over 2 dozen people are literally carrying axes lol

Going to say this now. All you need to beat the game is Wyvern Lord Hilda. Nothing else. Just Wyvern Lord Hilda.

Still can't deal withthe fact that there aren't any tru Master Class for pure *_Sword_* & *_Lance_* wielders. It's a shame ...

My first playthrough was a mess but once I got to the second one I got a hang of it, I can still get better with the management though

I don't think it is spoiler free if you show that version of Byleth

You mentioned what players should focus on before unlocking the higher leveled movement options, I definitely recommend Authority over weapons as weapons can be gained from battle and you are consuming teaching opportunities that they would have otherwise already received later through combat.

weapon skills are really easy to train, faith and reason are a bit tricky to train as most characters don't learn spells until they hit d rank. movement skills are the hardest to train as you can't earn exp in combat for movement skills unless your class actually uses that skill. (i.e. cavalier earns riding exp from combat). that means raising flying skill for male units is actually really difficult as males can't class into a flying unit until they reach lv 20 and c rank flying. i literally have everyone's goals set to ridding, flying, or armor. Due note that if a cav/flier dismounts they stop earning ridding/flying exp until they remount. faith/reason also can't be raised in combat until you reach d rank and learn your first spell. The master classes are really weird as most of them require an unnatural class progression. it obvious that your supposed to go fighter >armored knight> fortress knight >great knight but to actually get the riding skill you actually need to spend a bunch of time as a cavalier. holy/dark knight are even weirder as you basically need to go through the entire class tree twice. once as a monk > priest > bishop and again as soldier >cav>paladin

But masterclasses are kinda side grades right? why would i promote my 10 mag assassin with A in bows and Swords into a mortal savant who needs reason magic of b+ and gets a worse mastery skill than my assassin?

Im expecting DLC master classes. A mage flyer for sure and I think we need a Physical sword class something like war master but has focus on swords and maybe bows? (Akin to Assassin).

Heads up, the students still have a high chance of failing the Master Class exam even if the percentage is at 95% and above. I speak from experience when my Sylvain and Felix both failed their Holy Knight and Mortal Savant exams consecutively even at a passing rate of 97%

I’ve been doing some very painful grinding on my level 1 main character. My plan was to keep on retrying for better level ups, particularly I wanted 6 out of the 9 different stats per level minimum. I haven’t had any luck with getting stats yet as my best has been 5 out 9 and with each unique level up taking half an hour. I However also wanted to power level her weapon skills. So I spent the first few chapters levelling my undesirable characters and breaking one of each of the 5 physical weapons. Funnily enough I also found rusted versions of all 5. I used my time exploring to raise faith and reason to D for byleth and flying to D as well. One of the 2 early C rank battalions increases def by 4 but also increases hit by 5. The other C rank increases def by 3 and does not affect hit. By equipping a iron shield the 4 def battalion and standing on a thicket byleth takes no damage from the enemies I’m farming. By using a broken weapon i have a 5 percent chance to hit my enemies. Because they are standing in a forest or in a thicket. Once their weapons break that chance goes up to 14. Entering combat increases class exp always. Being harmed has no effect on player exp. missing all of my attacks means i get no player exp, however i still gain weapon exp. utilizing this with the divine pulse and retreat mechanic i have gotten so far S+ axes swords and authority, A bows lances and brawling. I haven’t bothered much with reason or faith because reason has 95% hit rate that can’t go any lower yet and faith is just a healing spell at the moment. If the deathknight can avoid spells well then I will use him to train reason and faith. I was fortunate to have an online liaison sell me a master seal. If I wanted to I could slowly level byleth to max and class change at the minimum levels. Part of me wants to try killing the deathknight with a level one byleth. I might be able to do it with a weapon skill crit or a really good gambit. I want to have my byleth get the class masteries of the bishop, fortress knight and paladin. To use wyvern lord for levelling past 30 and to stay as once 60. Once all that is done I’ll do it all over again with Dimitri and then send him out as a liaison. I hope they add more content for the endgame because right now I don’t have something to do once I reach my goals.

"guys it's spoiler free" Uses fused Byleth as an example

I made Bernie an assassin as I though the class reflected her personality and i gave her a killing edge+ and Brave Bow. I'm not sure if it was optimal but she was really good against non armoured units plus i also got quite lucky with her strength.

You could've used Flayn to show female only classes.

To bad Sentinal is not a class any more =/ Nephanee from radiant dawn was my favorite unit. it would be nice if spear infantry got some love =/

Idk how many of ya'll actually used him, but Seteth as a Wyvern Lord is unbelievably broken. He had the highest STR stat of anyone in my party by the time i finished the church route. I don't normally use units you get later in the game, but I gave Seteth a go because ******SPOILERS****** I planned on using Edelgard as my Wyvern Lord, but when I sided with the church I didn't know I'd lose my planned Wyvern Lord/Waifu. So I had no good candidates for my Wyvern Lord anymore.

Thank you for this content! There’s so much to classes that I just don’t understand. The ranks. The skills? I don’t get it at all.

You get 10 Units to deploy so I went 4 Melee, 3 Melee/Ranged, 3 Faith/Reason. Then picked my classes, then picked which unit best suited said class and recruited my team based on that.

thanks LK, you're still killing the game with these quality vids!

Growth-wise, sure, Soldier and Monk may seem inferior, but their real value is their rewards for mastery: Reposition and Def +2 for Soldier, and Draw Back and Mag +2 for Mage. Def +2 is a surprisingly sizable boost to survivability in the early game, especially if paired with HP +5 for anyone who mastered Commoner/Noble along the way, and Mag +2 is a decent leg up for mages who take a while to get going on their damage growth. More importantly, I cannot stress enough the amount of shenanigans I've gotten up to with those movement abilities: moving in to land a melee-range gambit, then Dragging the unit back out of reach of the immobilized enemy; assassinating the closest enemy and then shuffling back out of range of the next one (or at least far enough back to get behind someone sturdier); just moving a pair of mages (who don't usually have that many combat artes to compete with these movement abilities) together so they can use Draw Back on each other to give themselves an effective +1 Move as they cross the map; the list goes on. Shove and Swap from Fighter and Myrmidon, respectively, are decent enough at these movement tactics, but in my experience they tend to be more awkward to use. (Swap, for example, doesn't actually speed units along traversing the map since it just exchanges their positions, and using Shove for the same purpose leaves the Shoving unit behind). The real cream of the crop, however, and the reason more than half of my units went through Soldier this playthrough, is the glory that is Canto + Reposition. Fortress Knights can keep up with cavalry if you use your horses that aren't attacking to Reposition them along. Rescue isn't nearly as necessary for cheeky Warp tactics if you can just ride in, retrieve your wayward unit, and ride back out. Keeping Jeralt away from that boss so you can rob/murder the Death Knight in time is so much easier if you have a chain of mounted units tossing him over their shoulder and then riding into body-block positions. Perhaps most importantly, fliers can lob units over one-square-wide city walls/chasms/obstructions without wasting charges of Rescue or Warp, opening up whole new tactical options. I once saved an enemy Hilda's life by constantly Repositioning the target she'd fixated on back and forth across a wall, making her run in circles until I had finished the map. Seriously. Cannot recommend enough Reposition on anyone with a saddle in their future.

So many comments about optimal growth rates, etc, but until they implement a harder game mode, I don't see how stat optimization is relevant. Even on hard mode, you have to be careful not over-level if you want some challenge. I think the more important thing is make sure your choice of classes makes the game fun. It's not hard to do what you want if you manually instruct, I even got Bernie to be a great knight (which was awesome) despite her weaknesses in armor and axe.

I found the master classes didn't feel like a true progression to the classes that came before them, kind of disappointing.

I got shamir on a pegasus with 33%, like, on the level before last.

Holy FUCKING shit thank you. I’ve only really played the GBA fire emblems and Shadow Dragon. To say this system is different would be an understatement. This guide helps more than you know

But you need Monk if you want to use magic, right? I think it sucks that my MC can't for example be a Hero and focus on Axe and Sword, while being able to heal a little bit

For everyone who doesnt know, you dont have to take master classes for units to get maximum potential, changing into a master class just gives you the oportunity to lean a new mastery skill and a slight stats boost, however the maximum stats are character locked and not class locked like in previous FEs

I started a new game+, and I kinda accidentally have every single character that you can get in the Blue Lions route. Even Hilda, who I did not know you could get. Now, if one of my main guys die, I have plenty of replacements.

It's so weird how some Master Classes are just worse than Advanced (Mortal Savant I'm looking at you)

I remember I didn't train shamir with her horse skill to become a bow knight so I made her goals bow and riding, have her stable duty and always trained her in horse for 3 in game weeks and I passed with a 38% chance of passing, good times.

Invest in flying. All the classes there are broken as hell. In my second run, I immediately boosted it as much as I could for Byleth through Manuela and Seteth

Fun thing to add to the other comments in here on certain weird combos, that I had read elsewhere -- Holy Knight Bernie. A rank in faith gets her Rescue. Mastery in Riding gets her Pass. Watch her ride into the heart of enemies, and with a little luck in the Mag gains, drag your heavy hitters into the middle of the enemy forces to decimate them. Or, alternately, drag them back to the healers so they don't die/retreat.

Except Soldier gets Reposition, which is the best movement combat art imo

This is a big thing, The dark Knight/holy Knight aren't even visible at the earlier tiers, so I didn't know Hubert and linheart would need it to master class up. So I'm sitting here, level 30, with d-tier riding skills. I was expecting sage to be in master class xP

I chose Mymidon for my female Byleth as it was the first thing unlocked, and it goes well with her Strengths. I think I'm gonna spec into her unique class later in the game though. I was thinking about flying horse, but I heard they're better for lance users.

For what I played so far (Black Eagles and Golden Deer) I think some of the best classes (in my opinion) are: falcon knight Petra and Ingrid, war master Caspar and Raphael, gremory Mercedes, Lysithea and Dorothea, mortal savant Lorenz, paladin Ferdinand and Sylvain, dancer/bishop Marianne, bow knight Bernadetta, Leonie and Ignatz and wyvern lord Hilda.

The way i see it is this: When you start up a new game in FE3H, you have to make a choice- Do you want to COMMIT to just seeing how everything goes and not trying to push any limits (or basically just playing for story) OR do you even slightly think you will want to see how strong you can get or make some efficient choices to make the game less of a grind in the long run? because if you are in the second camp, as I was, i highly highly recommend leaning into it and just googling many things. Lecture question lists, Advice box lists, All Class req's n masteries list, Individual character growth %'s, Recruitment req guide, Gift and lost item guide, you name it. You can do most if not all of this without spoiling the story for yourself but while still being able to make informed decisions for the long run. in my first few in game months i *agonized* over what master class i wanted every unit to work towards by looking at the master class req's online, and some i ended up changing a bit later (but because i started so early i could do that easily). i did that for every recruitable unit as i spent most of my time pre skip just making sure i recruited everyone, with massive help from gifts raising supports, and the recruit guide so i didnt have to fail a recruit and reload to remember what they required. i also got most of my master and even advanced classes with around 60% pass rate, because i could reload if it didnt work and every free day was another chance at passing. and it often did. hope that helps.

Optimal class changes for units? Bow Knights. Bow Knights for days...

Why would you focus swords if you're aiming for Falcon knight? The lance requirement is the one that's hard to meet. Also monk is definitely worth it for characters that have good magic because otherwise they hit like wet noodles and you're spending 5 levels with no healers

I would argue that soldier is worth considering, if only for reposition as the mastery skill. It's probably the best movement art, especially when coupled with canto

You don't need masterclasses for all characters. Catherine's best with her sword so keeping her as a sword master is no issue

Male characters have a much harder time to lvl flying. So its a good idea to pair them with some female character in flying missions. Females do get a pegassus on 2nd, but they are very weak. I had them set as adjuants to lvl them as bows are freaking everywhere. Also its a good idea to check every character red and blue arrows, as if they have red in flying for example, its pointless to make them a fly class as they will just lvl to slow. Some characters do have a weird setup, so i generaly train those as they have less weaknesses to a specific mastery class. Ignatz sword and bow would make him a Bow Knight in the end. But you can also make him a assasin if you dont want to lvl riding. His budding talent tho is just weird and it would take a while to make him a healer on horse.

I think that advanced and master classes kind of exist alongside each other, and different characters prefer different classes, some advanced and some master. My Assassin Petra is best staying as an Assassin, rather than leveling useless magic and cutting her speed growth. That said, the farthest out of the way my Ingird has to fo to become a Falcon Knight is C rank swords, and beyond that can stay flying and Lances (unless you make her a wyvern rider in between for the better strength, then she needs axes). 100% worth it for one while only a hindrance for the other. They have their roles and so do the characters.

A Wyvern Lord Raphael is something I never thought of until I accidentally raised in flying skill.

Options for master classes seem rather limited. Many characters would fit better into one of the advanced classes. On another note, is it worth certifying classes I don't intend to use for the chance of a stat bonus?

Wish I had seen this before. I had no idea the only master class with bows needed an A in riding. It was easy enough to bring my Ignatz and Ashe up to C lance but it was frustratingly difficult to bring them even close to A in riding

A useful video as always Link Thanks you,it'll save me lot of time to link it to it instead of explain it myself xD

i just made everyone an assassin and they just one shot everything

Its also kind of Counterproductive to not mention that each class can get your unit extra Points in weapon mastery, so thats another thing that should be considered if you plan ahead. I say this because i had the Opportunity to make Ferdinand a Holy knight. With S+ spear mastery S Riding And just by going to chuch everytime i could with Lindhardt or dorothea... He manage to get to C+ and just needed a Small push. And that small push came in the form of Beung allowed to be a Priest pushing its white magic faster than just going to church and giving him lessons about it. Once i had enough... I promoted him into the class and was one of the Best offensive Healerd i had because of his High mastery on spear. I managed to do this in Hard mode alongside with other cool promotions. Dancing Dorothea with a Gremory mastery and S+ reason and Faith Had Lindhard stay as a Bishop. But he was my Jack of Most trades. Cause he could had been most masteries. By the end of the game... He had 90% on all of the Riders except for armour which it had 70%. Not able to fly Nor become a Mortal savant or Warmaster. But he was one of those that had the most opportunities excluding the mandatory Edelgarde or Main Unit. And All by playing with classes from the start... Allowing them to fill their weapon mastery faster. Which is always a plus. On hard youbdont get a chance to Grind, and that was to be expected. But you can still get optimal results this way

Guy: No spoilers Also guy: There's a timeskip

5% growth rate is 1 point every 20 levels and is pretty negligible when it comes to begginer classes.

R.i.p. to all those people who have been spoiled by byleth’s hair being green

Leonie will be a wyvern lord and no one will stop me

I had an Assassin Killer Ferdinand (As i call it) on my team and he wrecked house. Basically i made him a fortress knight to max out his defense, and gave him the speed seal skill. I'd put him on my frontline against any assassin or character with a high dodge chance, he'd take absolutely no damage and would debuff the enemy making it easier for the DPS's to hit them. It was truly one of my most broken ideas, right next to Tank Lindhardt (Just pumping the boye with all the HP+ items i could find) and Mortal Savant Dorothea!

You have to go monk if you want a magic class because most classes can’t use magic

Some exams I have been able to pass as early as 35% and others have needed upwards of 65% as a minimum. I still don't fully understand how to calculate what percentage is needed to guarantee a pass as the pass/fail sometimes seems to be RNG.

I actually had a good mortal savant dorothea on one run. I mainly did it as a meme but she was very good

I worked my brain hard for planning their class change, rather than for my studies--

Honestly most master classes have terrible outfits and/or are mounted and I did not promote most of my units

Honestly its kinda frustrating how certain classes just dont have a master class progression, whats the point in making a thief character? and if ur a pure magic male u cant be a gremory so u need to learn lancing and riding, idk I think they shouldve at least had a master class for all kind of varients they put in the game.

I keep Petra as an assassin sinc it just easier. Sure she is stronger as a mortal savant but with the assassin class she ain't getting hit hahaha.hubert and linhardt as a holy and dark knight( I switched them up ) Ferdinand is my great night and Caspar is a wyvern Lord. Hanneman as a grappler...for reasons.dorothea as my dancer. That's about it for now.

Honestly here is all you need to know: get everyone you want to use to riding skill A+ and then turn them into a flyer or calvary witch the exception of characters with high movement from items, honestly if your units don't have high movement what's the point? I just did a run where everyone was high movement and it was almost not fair, wavern lords are OP as hell because they have like 2 less defensive than armored knight or fortress knight and have way more movement, holy knight, dark knight and dark flyer all really great (valkery falls a bit flat with no damage bonus) and with certain units they will be OP (like purple boy who gets a bad rap because everyone turns him into clavery, he was born to be a dark knight with +3 black magic range) bow knights are way weaker then the magic classes so no point in bows in this game so I don't use em, falcon knights are awesome high evasion units too. Oh also get EVERYONE fiendish blow and mighty blow because extra +6 might adds up.

Are master classes mandatory ? I feel like advanced are just better (swordmaster better than mortal for sword based fighter for example)

"Better head start" off 5% growth boosts..... We all know that even having a War Master or Falcon Knight who each have a total of about 70% boost to your growths overall will still regularly roll the minimum of 2 stat increases per level.... God this game pisses me off but I still love it poor Coco though, 3 maps in a row where her level up was 2 points so I rewound and left her sitting on the starting line doing nothing till she ended up 3-5 levels behind most of my main team all because of damn growth rng also in my most recent play-through Marianne, who's widely considered one of the worst characters in the game, ended up with massively higher stats then everyone else and hard carried from level 10 till about 25 as a thief/trickster spamming soul blade, while Raphael ended up completely neutered and was relegated to an adjutant shield bot

I'd consider the green haired avatar to be more of a spoiler than the unit appearances after the time skip. A bunch of peoples appearances never change in the game so making one of the people who do the focus is odd. Even more so since the female only classes, and wyvern lord are demonstrated with I'm pretty sure Shamir who is one of the people who don't change.

I feel like an idiot trying to understand everything going on in this game but I’m still really enjoying it. It’s my first turn based game that isn’t Pokémon lol

I'd have to disagree with you about the beginner classes though, while you're right about the growths, I find reposition to be VASTLY superior to Draw back and swap, and slightly better than shove, as it let's you most effectively move your units forwards faster. While +2 Strength and (+2 Magic for magic only classes) is typically the best of the 4 possible bonuses to get, the defense from soldier is very useful early on on hard mode classic, and the +2 speed that myrmidons get is usually unnecessary on classes that are going for pure sword skills since they will double almost everyone without that anyway. Mostly though it's the movement abilities for me, those last the whole game, while maybe an extra 1-2 strength or speed won't matter late game.

Wyvern Lord seems op as hell this time around.

“Monk isn’t worth it” Well if you don’t want a healer/magic damage dealer from levels 5 -10 then I guess

I dont know if this qualifies for the other videos you said you were going to make, but what about which class mastery abilities are worth staying in that class for? I know I went back and made everybody a Noble/Commoner again when the one unit I forgot about mastered it and got HP+5. And giving Bernadetta Hit+20 and Lethality were the first things I did once I got her back in New Game+. (And gave myself Vantage of course.)

My characters wouldnt master their early classes like commoner and soldier for their respective mastery abilities like health +5 even after getting them to level 8 or reposition after getting to level 14....like my question is: is it worth going well beyond the level cap and WAITING 5 or more levels to get every classes mastery ability?

I'm gonna do a playthrough where everybody is a puncher

At first I thought your stats level stay after you reclass your character and I was trying to do a high defense brawl Caspar.... oooh I was so wrong when he was 30 defense and went to 21 after reclass 😢 all that wasted time

I wanted to make byleth a falcon knight but i can't seem to get past a b in flying by the final chapter of edelgards route, is there a better way to train flying?

Interesting name for the avatar right there... 😏😏😏

so what are your teams atm? mine is as follows (as Black Eagles): Bayleth - War Master Shamir - Falcon Knight Edelgard - Emperor Dorothea - Gremory Bernadetta - Bow Knight Petra - Mortal Servant Mercedes - Holy Knight Lysthea - Warlock soon to be Dark Knight Gonna do the same route again trying to get Ingrid and Hilda into the party, messed up a whole bunch of stuff since it was my first FE

Can you increase the amount of units you use in battle? Mines says 10 units plus 2 support slots. I thought the number increases like in other fe games. Is it based on my prof level?

Can I put Edelgard in a religious class then?

Thanks for this nice guide Link! When I first got the game (on launch), I already went full on Dr. Strange and already planned everyone’s classes for the endgame. That way, I could plan everything from Day 1 and raise everyone’s respective proficiency levels in order to get a good head start and even headway through even the mid game. I think this guide further provides evidence for recruited characters from other houses. Even if you recruited someone close to the timeskip point, you can still work on their proficiencies at a reasonable pace with proper planning.