Once you know the class, you can decide what skills best fit that class and use different combinations of Seals to make sure the parents learn whatever you want to pass down. So how do you best capitalize on these Seals? Well, if you’re super serious about passing down the optimum skills, you’ll want to use the rest of this guide to figure out what class that each child will have. Because Offspring Seals can only be obtained by recruiting children later in the game, it is better to wait until you’ve made a lot of progress before you start using them. This allows you to immediately promote children to a level where they will be viable. These seals are similar to Master Seals, except instead of promoting the character to level 1 of an advanced class, it promotes them to a higher level based on how much progress you’ve made in the game. Using these adds a whole new class option to a character, which can be very helpful for passing down multiple skills from the same class, or want to pass down skills from a class that neither parent can become.įinally, Offspring Seals. Partner Seals change you to the base class of a character with whom you have an S-rank relationship: your spouse. With Friendship Seals, you change to the main base class of a character with whom you have an A+ relationship: two same-gender characters who are best friends. Now Friendship and Partner Seals have the same purpose: changing a character to a class they cannot normally access. Heart Seals may enable you to teach the parent a skill that would be very useful on his or her child in order to pass it down. Now sometimes these skills may not seem that useful for the character learning them, but remember that each parent passes down one skill to their child. Remember how advanced classes have great skills? Using a Heart Seal to jump around to those advanced classes allows you to put a lot of great skills on one character. Now since pretty much every base class has two advanced classes, that means that after you’ve used a Master Seal you can use a Heart Seal to change to one of four possible advanced classes. Every character has a second base class – Heart Seals allow you to access this class.
Heart Seals are also pretty straightforward. The skills from advanced classes are pretty much always superior to basic class skills, so using a Master Seal is the easiest way to get some new, powerful skills. Most base classes have two different advanced classes that you can choose from, and each one of those advanced classes have different skills. When a character is level 10 or higher in a base class, you can use a Master Seal to promote the character to an advanced class. Master Seals are the most straightforward items. So what do the different types do, and how should can you use them to optimize your child-rearing experience? Seals are class-changing items, and there are five main types: Master Seals, Heart Seals, Friendship Seals, Partner Seals, and Offspring Seals. No, not the adorable animals that balance beach balls on their tiny noses. There are also guides here on Adventure Rules for the Nohrian children, as well as Nohrian parents, Hoshidan parents, and the parents playable in every version. Before we touch on the kids of Birthright, though, we’re going to talk about seals. If you’re looking for info on Kana, Shigure, Dwyer, Sophie, or Midori, check out this post. This week, we’re going to talk about the kids from the Birthright version (who also appear in Revelation, of course). Last time we talked about the kids who appear in all three game paths: Birthright, Conquest, and Revelation.
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Last week we began the Fire Emblem Fates Children’s Guide, a comprehensive list of the kids from the game and how to recruit them.
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