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Fire Emblem: Three Houses (2019)

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This video is just exploring the Monastery and getting in some training through Auxiliary Battles, and I check out some supports and work on a few classes with some of my units, because we will have to deal with Edelgard, who was once our house leader, and now we are opposing her.

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If you are wondering why the heck I made Ferdinand go into Mage, this is so that I can get him to B+ in Reason so that he can go into Dark Bishop, because that way I can get Lifetaker on him, because even though you are not that likely to ever use Ferdinand as a magic user, Lifetaker is a great skill on him if you can work your way up there, because this pairs well with his Personal Ability of Confidence, because when Ferdinand is at full HP, this boosts his Avoid and hit rate, and since Great Knight is not his best class, I do have Swift Strikes on him if I want to put that to use.
I guess I could go over my class choices on most of my units, as there isn't really anything to go over, and I did put every male unit, even Lorenz and Hanneman, into Wyvern Rider, which was not an easy task, but it's there so they can be used as adjutants to my flying units, and speaking of Lorenz, I did not know you could unlock his C Support with Catherine at this point in the game, because I thought you couldn't unlock it past Chapter 16, I know that's the case in Azure Moon.
Even though I did promote Dorothea to Archer to maybe work on that class, that won't be easy, unlike with Caspar where he has a good Strength stat to put that class to good use, and I decided to put Caspar into Mercenary so that he can get Vantage, which will pair very well with Wrath, specially as a War Master so that he can be a devastating Enemy Phase unit with that high crit rate. I have read that when doing New Game + playthroughs, some important classes to master are Brigand for every physical unit to get Death Blow, Mage on every magic attacker to get Fiendish Blow, Archer for about every unit to get Hit +20, and Pegasus Knight on every female unit to get Darting Blow, as those are some good skills to get.
The tough part is trying to master every class with every unit, that will take several playthroughs, and that would include Dancer on every unit that can go into that class, and mastering Dark Mage and Dark Bishop on every male unit, as only male units can go into that class, and there's the Lord class for each of the house leaders, and with Byleth, there is Brawler, Grappler, and Hero for male Byleth, and Pegasus Knight, Falcon Knight, and Gremory for female Byleth.
While this playthrough is done side by side with Crimson Flower, I recorded Part 37 of Silver Snow right after I had finished recording all of Crimson Flower, and now that I am almost done, I do want to have the final battles of Crimson Flower and the battle at Enbarr in Silver Snow be on the same week, so that way the final few battles can tie in between the two routes, even though this is not the final chapter in the game.
For other units, I decided to have Caspar be the unit to use Impregnable Wall, and that does prove to help when a very powerful opponent is attacking, and that can help less defensive units survive a powerful hit. This was a route where I worked on Authority to A Rank on most of my units, including Linhardt to give him Indech Sword Fighters for Retribution, and even units like Dorothea, Bernadetta, and Flayn to give them A Rank Battalions that can be good help in the next few fights. I decided to keep Supreme Armored Co. on Byleth, because while it is a C Rank Battalion, it is a very powerful one, as it is an upgraded version of Blaze, but with two uses, and while Raging Flames doesn't have the best hit rate, Byleth has a very high Charm stat, so that can pair very well to get in some huge damage on large groups of enemies.
I do also want to try and get Seteth up to S Rank in Authority, because he gets Rally Resistance, and while it is not the best skill to work for, Seteth could make a good Rally unit, as both Rally Defense and Rally Resistance can help decrease the damage the unit would take in combat, but usually Rally Strength and Speed tend to be the preferred Rally skills, and I did read that promoting Seteth to a Paladin does give him a class with Lancefaire, which is one advantage over Wyvern Lord, but when using Seteth, Wyvern Lord is his best class, as he does come as a Wyvern Rider, and he can easily go into that class, and he does have Swift Strikes to make him a great unit, despite his late recruitment, he does have solid stats to make him good once you get him.

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