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Mastering a beginner is not a waste. Yes, they give a minor stat boost passive, but they also give you a movement combat art that you can use in any class. Most noteworthy is the Soldier class that gives Reposition. Mounted units can continue movement with Canto after using Reposition. It's a great way to boost movement! You can use several units to ferry another across the map before that unit even takes its turn! So yeah, master Soldier. The other beginner classes, I would say use them for the sake of unlocking Intermediate classes faster.
Joe A Yes thanks for pointing this out
He wasn't saying skip the beginner classes entirely; he was saying that don't bother mastering most of them.
Having a future healer with mag +2 is p good
Joe A
I don't think anybody is saying not to. It is just that only a few should really be tried for unless you just want to cheese the system like using unlimited turn auxiliary battles and let a bow attack you from a distance while you dodge or take no damage. Under ordinary circumstances you level higher past the point of the class upgrade before you max a class out which loses you out on potential growths for that character. Some are worth it but I would say a lot of them are definitely not. It's all up to the person though and how they play. After looking at the benefits long term the only ones that seem worth it are the ones you mentioned. Movement boosts are always nice though they will eventually be overtaken by optional higher move set classes later on.
warp is my favorite farry move. sent byleth straight to a boss just to say "omayah wah, shiindeyryu."
I do not recommend skipping the beginner classes... the Swap/Reposition/Shove/Draw Back combat arts are extremely useful when moving units in later battles.
Tbh from my experience this game is so easy you don’t need those abilities plus late game you have way better abilities you need equipped
Yea but your experience is not mine. Reposition was MASSIVE for 2 chapters specifically in my Blue Lions Maddening noNG+, in ch13 I would've been softlocked without Reposition on Dimitri becuase the first turns are brutal, and in Ingrid's paralogue I was without divine pulses and the only safe strategy to finish the map was to Reposition Ingrid whom had the march ring to reach with max mov the last tiles to escape. Your opinion are trash and that's the only way to put it. They are useful everytime even in early game since units have so little mov. You should play your way and you have to right to have fun however you like. But before giving shit advice you should double check, ask better players or just get good; because you are making other people's time harder for some petty views.
@@GreatSikoTM hes probably playing on normal (easy)
The beginner classes give weapon skill level bonus to your units so they easily raise their weapon skills that the intermediate classes don't offer
IIRC the only Beginner classes worth jumping into would be fighter and monk so that you can level multiple skill levels at once other than those, every character would have the appropriate weapon proficiency when they hop into their preferred intermediate.
That's why I noticed weapon skills going up faster after I went back and did some of those lol
Dexterity +4 is from riding, not class mastery.
I came here just to say that lol
Same, dark mage gets poison strike right?
@@brandondegraw825 Dark mage = Poison Strike; Mage = Fiendish Blow (GET THIS FOR ANYTHING USING Mag); and Priest = Miracle (BAD, ALL RNG DON'T WAIST IT) also Dark Bishop = Life Absorb (Not really bad, not really good either, situational choice at best)
I didn't watch the video but the thumbnail says: "skip the beginner classes" so It pretty much invalidates your entire advice.
Skipping movement combat arts is not a smart move.
If Heroes taught me anything, it's that movement skills are best skills.
DO NOT SKIP BEGINNER CLASSES!
That being said it everyone says the combat arts are worth it and some say the stat boosts are not.
Speed +2 comes from myrmidon. Not only does it give you more AS but it also gives you a point of avoid which one point still can matter between life and death.
Speed is master stat. Anything that boosts speed is worth it at least early game. Magic is also always a plus for any magic users until they get access to better stuff, and even then, like, if you've got room for it, it's never a BAD option.
do not skip the beginner classes, all the stats given are huge in first half and the movement stuff is gravy. For intermediate, everyone goes into brigand/mage/pegasus first no matter what. After that they can go on there natural weapon path.
Beginner classes are VASTLY superior to the noble/commoner. Just master them and the promote as soon as possible
This guide only applies to normal difficulty. The repositional skills are important on higher difficulties
I would say on lunatic or inferno (once added) those still will be important but normal and hard I don’t seem them as required (personally)
@@Unpunk yeah we need that moving death knight ch 4 to really appreciate it
Really appreciate this vid! Helped me so much!!!!
"The Beginner classes are not worth grinding early game."
They still give better growths and proficiency bonuses (Like Myrmidon giving Sword Exp +1) than the Commoner/Noble class. Do you prefer spending 9 levels in the base class which gives literally nothing, or 5 levels in a class that boosts your unit a bit while also granting useful movement combat arts? I know my answer. It's not like you'll get into the Intermediate classes any faster by purposefully handicaping your units.
The Beginner classes also only require 60 Class Exp to master, I wouldn't really call that "grinding", especially with the Cethleann Statue boost.
Since three houses is the first fire emblem I have actually played structure is one thing I am lacking. I made Edlgard a Wyvern knight for kicks but she is also a warrior class and a heavy armor class. So she is all over the place.
Yea this game is the first one I have played that has this many options in regards to classes or skills that can be learned. Most previous FE games didn’t give you this kind of freedom so it’s nice to plan ahead what you’d like your units to become. Also make sure to check online if you want to see what the special classes that become available for the house leaders so you can plan accordingly
Thanks for the advice!
@unpunk is it definitely his dark mage mastery that gave him dex +4? Isn't that from riding C?
You are correct I’m not sure if I said that wrong in the video
Correct me if I'm wrong but I would suggest not to grind out commoner and noble but to hit level 5 and get that beginner class. Each of the beginner classes give bonuses to growth stats. If you just do commoner or noble to level 10 you missed out on 5 levels of higher potential gains in str,dex,speed and HP for just 5 max HP that you can pick up later on.
Have you character with no weapon and a shield be a meat shield and max all of your classes then when you get an impenetrable wall battalion use that to level up weapons. THEN keep the character in a class with growths you want.
Is that fun?
For me it is. But this is an informative video meant to inform the optimal way to grind. Not “like the most funnest way to level up units ever” because if you’re “grinding” you’re diverging from the main game and story to do something not fun anyway.
Thank you so much. I was so annoyed that when I was a Wyvern Lord and Byleth achieved the power from Sothis, it changed me to the Enlightened One 😑
I've just been mastering every class with the red circle on it that I can before I move on lol I'm over leveled so going back to noble and wrecking people is fun lol
might be a dumb question but how do i premote somebody ? how do i get them to take the test
No, you want movement skills. Don’t skip.
Nick Tauro for what reason? I never needed them in any playthrough. There are way better skills to learn, especially since you can only have 5 and most characters take up 2 with just skill abilities anyways
@@Unpunk Movement skills are Combat Arts, they don't take Ability slots, but Combat Art slots. Your mages will definetely have 0 Combat Arts most of the time and like other people pointed out, using Movement skills can be very good to boost overall mobility.
@@Gameshunter92 I agree that there is no reason to not have movement combat arts. There are plenty of levels where you need to get across a map quickly and adding 1-2 movement can make a big difference. Plus reposition/Canto is amazing.
TIP: There’s a 4th dark seal obtain through a Paralogue quest with Mercedes and Caspar.
Bien Beaux ah thank you for the tip! Dark mages/bishops don’t seem to have much of a Benefit in the game to be but I appreciate it!
Unpunk I feel like those classes are meant to be kinda like Easter eggs like the older games. Though with Dark Mage and Dark Bishop being available in the class tree, it feels like it should be a normal class.
Unpunk dark mage mastery gives poison strike, which is ok for mages as they nuke everything, but dark bishop gets lifetaker, which heals you for 50% of the damage you dealt when you kill some one which is really helpful
Dex + 4 IS NOT for mastering a class that is for a certain amount of skill with I believe riding skill or lances but i have that skill on my archers and shit that im training to be bow knights so i know for a fact that isnt the dark mage thing besides i think dark mage i heard somebody say its bowbreaker or venom strike or something idk for sure that is just a couple ideas ive heard from people i havent leveled a dark mage personally as Hubert and Edelgard betrayed me in my first playthrough of the black eagles so ill be doing a 4th playthrough wayyy later where i side with them hopefully. Currently im on my second playthrough with the golden deer and after that i have blue lions which my friend has been basically BEGGING me to play because of how much he enjoyed it as his first playthrough and it kind of makes me upset knowing i somehow chose the 4th route on my first playthrough because i was going in completely blind and didnt know i could miss out on doing an actual black eagles run i thought all i had to do was choose black eagles so yeah! TLDR YOUR CHOICES REALLY DO FUCKING MATTER UNLIKE IN FATES
Thank you for telling me what not to do
Max level is 99
except mage classes, some certain people only learn certain spells
I wouldn’t skip beginner classes entirely… certain characters can get a stat boost just by taking the exam with out having to become that class. It’s usually a stat they are nurfed in anyway, say a character that isn’t magic focused, your res or mag would be 6 and taking the monk class exam will up the deficient stat by 2 I think. Not sure if this applies to intermediate or master classes.
If you level up to the point of no damage you can level up each class in one battle so you don't need to waste time on more then one battle learned that when playing merciless
I wonder how Dex+4 is better then Mag+2, but I do get your point. I too didn't switch in my first few playthroughs. Death Blow and/or Darting Blow earlier is always better. Just waste the early points and move on for more benefits.
beginner classes are worth at least go through. if ur at lv 10, us should wait at least to master the beginner ones since any class can have repositional combat arts, which are super good, in particular resposition. Also noble and commoners have 0 percent growths in everything except 5 percent in charm, meanwhile, u can have a 5 percent in either spd str dex or res, also spd str def and mag+2 are worth it, spd can determine whether u get doubled or not, and mag affects all sorts of things, including recruiting students
Well that just made perfectly good sense.
Destin Games not sure if this is sarcasm or not tho
"skip the beginner classes" wat... "hubert got Dex +4 from his Dark Mage mastery" haha wat...
The difference in growths between beginner and intermediate classes is at best 25% total, with no single intermediate classes raising a primary stat by more than 5% more than its corresponding beginner class. Since you have to be in beginner classes until 10 anyway, and you'll have them mastered by 12-13, you're talking about 3 levels max of 'reduced' growth, 0.5-0.75 max reduced stats across the board, and 0.1-0.15 of a single stat you care about. Meanwhile, you gain +2 of that stat for mastery. It's way better to master beginner classes. (That doesn't even take into account the movement abilities!)
My dude, just stop making FE3H videos, you're misleading thousands of players.
Meanwhile on MADDENING MODE.... 😬
I feel like there's too few Master Classes. They're supposed to represent the end goals for your characters but not all play styles are properly represented, such as heavily armored units. Some are also squished together. I guess Mortal Savant is supposed to represent both a foot soldier and an assassin type class?
Great Knight is not an armored class?
@@jtfike It is but it's arguably better to just stay as a Fortress Knight.
@@Syntherus I guess that really depends on your play style then and how much you care about certain stats, because I thought most people would take great knight over fortress knight because you get a big movement boost and canto, which are both some of the best or really good things to have.
Getting better advice in the comments so I appreciate this video as a forum for people that have combined experience. I'm not skipping beginner classes.
If you unlock a class how do you change tgat unit to that class.
Mastering mage gave me Fiendish Blow - Mag +6
Only while initiating combat
@@miaumiau8841 correct! i still find it pretty useful tho, especially on Lysithia to easily one shot armor units
@@WhatIsGoinOnPeople I agree but i wanted to point out that there might still be some value in magic+2
@@miaumiau8841 i have her using both at level 20 still xD
@@WhatIsGoinOnPeople I used both to the end
You said to skip beginning because of the lackluster reward but isn't it more and getting the general stats as you level from growth rate than it is more so about the class reward that early on similar to how you didn't want to use Seals at level 10 but rather wait until 20 so you don't waste your growth rate stats from leveling up... Or did they change it?
Matthew Seigler they changed it. Each character has multiple different percentage chance to level up a skill when hitting next level. The only thing that changes that with classes is an addition or subtraction of about 5% chance of that stat going up or 5% less chance. If that makes sense
@@Unpunk Oh so instead of promoting resetting your level there's just one max level no matter your class/promotion?
Matthew Seigler yes there is a level cap of 50 per character and changing class or “reclassing” does nothing negative or to change your level
@@Unpunk Huh good to know, although it's kind of disappointing that they got rid of the level reset. Although everything does look a lot more streamline now so it should be interesting. I can't wait to get my hands on a copy. Thanks for the clarification.
Of course! I just power leveled all my characters to level 20 on chapter 5 (normal level is about 10ish a unit) and maxed out the skills for their unique class (gains skill for 5+hp) and leveled up their intermediate classes for almost all my unites (7 out of 10) and have now promoted 6 of 10 units to advanced classes in chapter 5... lol
Are there certain classes that disable magic skills? I’m trying to make my professor skilled in Faith and Sword but he can’t use healing spells as a Mercenar. If so, I want to know which ones do that.
Only classes that specialize in magic (any type, faith, dark, reason) can use magic. Other classes that can use weapons and magic are either character specific or not available on your protag. One of these such classes is the dancer class (might be only available to female characters) that you can teach to 1 unit in your house at a certain chapter. Your protag will unlock a special class after you progress through a certain chapter in the game that can use both swords and magic freely so I recommend having them as a mage/priest until that point
Unpunk good on you, this is good advise
Glad to see I'm not the only one with Ferdinand lagging behind the other Black Eagles
Of course, Ferdinand's just a pain in the a**. Just hearing his voice makes me sick, rofl.
My Caspar is lagging behind...lol
My Ferdinand actually was one of the best. Then he died and I didn’t even noticed until the end of the month . . .
Jhon
I really tried but Ferdinand's stat growth pales in comparison to pretty much everyone else I used except maybe a few that I never used for that very same reason.
Funny. He was my beast killing off edelgard and finally able to say he was better
wooopwooop smacking the like
Can I go back to the mercenary class after fully ranking an advance/master class? Or am i just hurting myself?
Your growths will most likely but much worse if you go back to the mercenary and the class abilities aren’t nearly as good as most advanced/master classes
What about characters like Catherine and Shamir? Worth it to go back and level up their base class?
I don’t think so personally
I don't even use those characters lol
thank you, it was a really nice video
have a good day
keep the good work
Thanks so much for the comment! 💚
Did you make that thumbnail so that I would click on this video to tell you why you shouldn't skip the begginer class to get that reposition
Hey, not a bad video, thanks for the content.
Just alittle constructive criticism, you kind of talked around in circles a bit and fumbled afew things. I think if you wrote out what you wanted to say and gave yourself a bit of a game plan, that should help the video come out alittle more smoothly.
Keep at it dude
Thank you! After making a few fumbled FE videos I learned this games videos needed to be scripted so I changed my approach for newer videos! Always appreciate the constructive comments
i know you said to skip the beginner classes and while this hold true for mastery the growth bonus while not amazing are more consistent than some of the intermediate classes so for growing certain stats in certain characters those beginner classes may be useful
How die you Change The Apperance of your Main Charackter? Everywhere i read that it is Not possible Jet you have a different looking Main Charackter
Its after chptr 9 or 10
It is based on how you progress through the story so just keep going and it will naturally happen
While I don’t know the max level yet I don’t know why everyone keeps saying it’s 40. I’m on my way to level 60 atm.
Previous games would cap at 40 but the max level in this game is 99. I want aware of this at the time of making the video
Wait do classes have exclusive an combat art that are gained through mastery?
Marth not typically but some do (to my understanding) I think master classes have them
Unpunk Actually I checked some sources online and well class mastery does come with a exclusive combat art.
So I personally will recommend to master beginner, unless you don’t mind losing the art.
Marth the art if I remember correctly typically isn’t worth the time mastering it. Not very strong compared to just leveling up your characters skills
Unpunk Anyway here’s a summary of class mastery combat arts www.google.com/amp/s/www.newsweek.com/fire-emblem-three-houses-class-guide-certifications-combat-arts-1452007%3Famp%3D1
Thank you for this! There so much to this game it takes so long to learn 😊
Hey thank you so much for explaining this I am so lost now with this I can at least understand what I'm starting to do thank you
I really don’t see why you should skip beginner, night as well hit all of those perks. Idk, I’m just kind of a completionist I guess.
Ok but magic +2 is way better than dexterity +4 so not the best example. Also idk how you had intermediate classes available as soon as beginner classes became available, that doesn't make any sense to me. Like yeah I'd change straight to intermediate if that were the case but how do you not get a D in anything for 10 levels?
It’s very easy to instruct your characters to level up their skills plus you can grind out auxiliary battles so that you don’t need to worry about skill level or character level
Plz can you show how female Byleth looks like in the gremory outfit?
As soon as I can I’ll do a video of her in all available classes
Unpunk great 👍
Man I wanted a fist/heavy armor but seem like I can't do that?
aznpanda510x You can give a Fortress Knight Gauntlets. Honestly, anyone can use Gauntlets EXCEPT for mounted units. Even then, if you choose the Dismount option, then they can use them.
Fede Poyo If I unmount, it’s most likely because the terrain slows cavalry, therefore the infantry movement is actually farther than if on a horse. The only other reason would be to avoid weapons that have effectiveness like Horsekillers or Bows (for fliers).
Nope do not skip maxing out the beginner classes. Max out everything!
Didn't finish when you already said to skip the beginner class. The advantage of beginner classes are the movement combat arts. This may work on Normal but that would be stupid if you're going on hard or maddening. Sheesh.
Yea you are correct. That’s why this isn’t a guide for maddening mode. This strategy of skipping these classes works perfect for easy-hard but maddening is a whole another strategy of its own. Also at the time of making this video maddening mode didn’t even exist in the game so kinda isn’t a point in using that as a counter argument. 🤷🏼♀️
But... my OCD D:
I’m so fucking annoyed I want to see the master class requirements like death night is it bow reason and riding I had a save I deleted I could reference but it’s deleted I didn’t expect no videos on TH-cam to not show the details of master class requirements
This video shows the requirements for all classes (possibly munis peruses)
th-cam.com/video/ly1x5CKKvLo/w-d-xo.html
Judging by the music in the background, I think u finished the chapter after u met kronya and get the class the enlightened one
Lots of bad info. You only need to master classes that have GOOD abilities like Desperation, Fiendish/Death Blow, Lifetaker, Quick Riposte etc.
This is some pretty awful advice here. If you don't realize that you should just go for it with a 70+% chance of passing a Certification for a class, then you are a complete amateur. You can even use a new chapter save to save scum it to guarantee that you pass, as when a new week starts the chances are fixed, but it's still a really good chance of passing, so why would you wait? Nobody waits for a class when they have that high of a chance to pass.
Im sorry but sems like bad advise
This is why non lunatic guides are stupid
So you’re saying all the other people looking for non maddening guides shouldn’t need any help? Even if they have never played the series before? Lol you’re silly
@@Unpunk Those modes don't need guides. Get good, son. This guide teaches you sheet that's useless on Lunatic AKA Maddenning
The guide clearly wasn’t made for me. It was made for the 35k people that clearly didn’t know much about the classes in Fire Emblem or just needed a visual/auditorial explanation of it. No need to be rude you just look silly
@@Unpunk Well, I watched this video and didn't learn anyting from it. In fact, I disagree with a lot that you said. So, 35K? I'll give you 500...
But I'll stop replying to you from this point on cos I'm afraid of "looking silly"... Amateurs...
Your wording is awful. Using a beginner class is easily a good option. Mastering it, of course not. But the slight boost in growths and weapon experience make up for it greatly.
Tyler White clearly didn’t watch the video lol
@@Unpunk
There are plenty of ways to exploit the level gain of the class and not the experience itself if people are into that kind of thing. Same for weapon skills.
really bad advice on the hardest difficulty to get rid of mobility :V
Maybe next time do some research beforehand because you give a lot of incorrect information. Mage is a beginner class, dark mage gives Dex+4, level cap is 40, etc. Also, those stat boosting abilities are good for a long time because you won't fill up your ability slots with five amazing abilities until late game. There's really no reason why you shouldn't be able to promote your noble/commoner when you're level 5 because that unique class doesn't take long to master. I don't know why you'd be level 10 before mastering them. Honestly your video is terrible and you should feel terrible for giving shitty advice.