UNIQUE CLASS GUIDE: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qd-dgNiJsr60eGg.html Just a couple corrections, because you guys are great at point things out to me in the comments: 1- I totally messed up, Martial Master DOES have Staff access but not Tome access, so yeah that changes things, it's more useful than I gave it credit for and that's entirely my bad. 2- I was mentioning being in the right base class to get into an advanced class as just a general rule this game has. Overall, I think promoting a unit in whatever base class they're in and THEN second sealing to the class you want is a better idea UNLESS you're Jean.

I'm still mad that we didn't get an advanced class for thieves, Assassins were always my favorite in 7 because the animations were so good 😭

Fists aren't meant to compare damage wise. It's an EXTRA perk added onto healers, giving them more utility as they can break and even finish off enemies as needed

Martial Masters niche is being the only advanced class with the Qi Adept type to use Chain Guard. Between that and staves they're meant as more of a utility class than a combat oriented one.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="176">2:56</a> Leif also doesn’t have magic proficiencies, which you need Celica or Micaiah for. Big heads up for people though, if you do want to switch into a magic class, such as Anna, it is super pivotal to do this immediately

Just as a tip, you can scale up pixel art better by using "nearest neighbor" options in software. It' prevents that fuzzy effect from happening.

Unless I'm mistaken, you can go into an advanced class and second seal into another to if you have the proficiencies.

Yessss let’s do unique classes! I’ve been getting a lot out of Alcryst’s and Céline‘s personal class skills

Fun Fact: Thieves still have the ability to open doors without breaking them. kinda niche use but they still have some of those old thief utilities of old.

Small advantage for Mage/Sage. They ignore enemy terrain bonuses like in Shadows of Valentia. This can help with some bosses. Also helps when thieves (or any covert unit) is on a forest tile. I actually had a little trouble at the start of Tiki’s paralogue with the thieves in the forests. Citrinne helped quite a bit with that.

Run through is a go to for me! Definitely useful. Your vid’s are very helpful, I appreciate them. 😊

Class changing your base class is sub-optimal for the majority of characters because of how second seals work. Unless you are at level 1 when you second seal your base class or just in a class that is wholly unsuited for the unit (Anna) you are much better off getting to level 10 and promoting into an advanced class and then second sealing over. Any advanced class can second seal into another advanced class at any time provided you have the requisite proficiency. If you change your base class you have to get all the way back to level 10 before being able to promote into your desired advanced class. Only 6 characters join more than 5 levels away from promotion and by the time you get second seals they all will either, likely be able to promote, or basically be non-viable due to the difficulty scaling of skirmishes short of Micaiah/Byleth engage ring abuse.

I actually had my martial monk Framme get extremely high attack stats and was easily killing non-armored units solo. She may have just been blessed this run but she was hitting 20x4 easily

Covering the unique classes would be really useful because one of the main choices players will be making is, "Do I go into this unit's unique promotion or is something else better?" It's pretty hard to make that call if you don't have any information on the unique classes so, *yes, please,* do make a video on the unique classes and how the stack up to generic unit options for each unit where applicable. For example, do you stick with Alear's divine dragon class to gain benefits with emblem rings not other unit in the game has access to, or is it better to make her into a griffin knight for the extra movement and utility like what Iced Coffee likes to do?

Maftial Master is primarily a healer that's also a Qi Adept, so when it isn't healing it can chain guard and then when they have been damaged from the chain guard they can heal an ally and themselves at the same time so the class skill has pretty good synergy with that. Also, arts are pretty good with Eirika's Lunar Brace(+) and by combining that with Alacrity(++) and the A rank Flashing Fist art can net you a good deal of damage from a support class + the added benefit och being able to break tomes, knives and bows. Also, it being a Qi Adept also synergizes well with some emblems, for example, Lyn has Astra storm which will get guaranteed breaks, Leif as he gives a guaranteed break on top of (hopefully) killing a healthbar, Lucina as it makes Bonded Shield 100% consistent and Micaiah as a niche where Great Sacrifice then removes penalties as well EDIT: Also, what did you mean by 1. Martial Master having access to magic? It doesn't. And what about it not having staff utility?? It literally has A rank base on units without innate Staff rank EDIT 2: Mixed the skills up, it makes great use of Micaiah's Live to Serve-like skill, not its class skill. Defuse healer or whatever it is called is pretty situational

Panette can be a pretty good Halberdier. She's tied with the lowest speed growth so she'll surely appreciate being able to have a mechanism to attack twice and she is also tied with the highest strength so she'll do a hell of a lot of damage on each hit.

Thank you for explaining the whole classes 👍🏼🙏🏻

Appreciate your overview. Any chance you could go over the unique classes? Would like to hear your thoughts on those as well.

YOUR VIDS ARE AMAZING THANKS FOR BEING SO INFORMATIVE!!!

thanks for the guide!

Appreciate the info! Just commenting to show the love

I think an oversight that was made here (and granted it is a new part of the gameplay so I can see why the focus wasn't there) which is on the class types. You mentioned it briefly when it came to the Backup units and Armored, but the comparison of Sage vs Mage Knight is very stacked if you ignore both that Sages ignore terrain for hit % from being Mystical since it is the explicit tradeoff for the one extra movement they get and if you ignore that they get Staves which Mage Knight does not -- you also ignored Chain Guard from Qi Adepts which is honestly super useful when it comes to some of the later Maddening mode maps which will often have strong enemies with hefty break weapons which can be baited into a chain guard which can allow a unit to survive a hit they wouldn't have otherwise, and Covert units like Snipers getting double terrain bonuses giving them even more of an edge over Bow Knights.

@Linkking7 Eirika can boost the damage of a fist unit by a lot. In general, anything that boosts raw attack/damage, rather than strength or magic really benefits fists (so forges, engraves etc.) I might have forced it a bit, but Pandreo as a martial master could get up to 100+ damage on heavy defense units.

Outside of Anna who would like to take advantage of Mage's 7 base magic (got that number from serenes forest) ASAP I'd recommend against immediately second sealing to another base class. The reason being you can just use a master seal to promote then immediately second seal to the class you actually want (given proper profeciences) to be in without having to get to level 10 again. This uses the same amount of seals regardless btw. The only difference is in which order you use them.

Martial Master and High Priest have one super niche case that makes them really good alternative classes for Alear. Fortify recharges engage meter per ally healed so if you heal 5 allies with Alear as a High Priest or Martial Master you can recharge spoiler mode in a single turn so your carry can continue their rampage. Granted this strategy can also be done with Micaiah equipped to Alear and in the Divine Dragon class, it lowers the threshold to four allies that need to be healed. How do you reliably have 5 allies that can be healed at once? Mage knight or sages with Resonance inherited from Celica. Also Sages aren't inherently worse than mage knights, sages are what you second seal your healers to as you aren't really going to be needing all that many A or S rank staff users. The utility offered from staffs and the higher magic growth is meant to off set the fragility of sage. Also, with Canter + Olwen S rank ring, you can do sage ball strats and actually get use out of the passive.

Thanks for clearly up the major question I had at the very beginning of the video, I was worried you'd get nerfed exp gains like in other games if you advance classed but it is great to know that the game has level counter for the unit not the class. Edit: Merrin Supremacy!!!

So far my 2 favorite class side steps has been Anna into a Mage Knight with Levin Sword in inventory for breaks and Bow Knight Lapis with canter inherited and Lucina for ranged back ups. I wouldn't want multiple but having a bow knight around as both a back up archer who also has access to a killing edge or silver sword has been nice.

Ayooo this is amazing tysm man! Yeah i was really looking forward testing Martial Master and hell it was a big disappointment.

Excellent video

I wanted to thank you for all these Engage extremely detailed guides! They've been good company, and also useful to make choices in my Hard mode run (which is being pretty easy, but also very fun!). Are you planning to go live anytime? Thanks for all the content ;D

I'm sure this is useful, but I've only used the recommended advanced classes so far and it's worked out pretty well.

Martial Master at least keeps the Chain Guard ability which is a really strong tool. Staves are always nice but I agree it overall falls short of other classes. It's most notable thing is that if it's using Lucina (well any Qi Adept, which is Martial Master or Dancer, so...), the proc rate for Bonded Shield is 100%, making it essentially a Chain Guard that doesn't damage you and blocks an infinite number of first attacks on adjacent units for that turn.

Man, I hear some people say Wolf Knight is a weak class meanwhile my Merrin hard carried me through fixed maddening. She's just such a beast. Dodgy enough to survive most everything while having the mobility to wreck havoc on enemy formations.

I did my first ever classic mode playthrough. Normal difficulty. My sword master Kagetsu was an absolute beast! I would say him and Alcryst (who I kept in his unique advanced class) were the two all-stars in my playthrough.

I'd definitely like to see a video on unique classes! If you're interested, I'd also love to see videos on things like max stats of classes, class/character combination analysis, etc.

I'm always looking for good fe tubers. Totally subbing

So I turned the Royal Knight into a Martial Master with Eirika equipped and he's honestly been killing it as MM. Helps that he starts of with annoyingly equal stats, but having a +Speed Brave Weapon with Eirika's damage bonus turned the mediocre in my run borderline unusable Royal Knight into an absolute powerhouse. Also helps that by end game, everyone automatically gets Arts prof.

Thank you for the video. Martial Master is pretty useful class. As you said in the video there are many mages in the game so my girl Frame keeps kicking them (thiefs and archers) in the face quite often.

I actually use martial monk framme quite a bit. In the beginning, it was kinda underwhelming and I kept her around for healing. But one day she KO’d flier and I have no idea how. I know the damage is supposed to be low but framme is beating people up left and right for me.

yeeeeaaaahhhh...I wanna see a video for the unique classes too...

Suggestion; on the base class overviews, <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="200">3:20</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="331">5:31</a>, it'd be nice if you put the classes they promote into on the slide as well as saying them.

I'm new to fire emblem, and to be honest, this was a really good class review so I could understand the difference

Yunaka's growths are great, I can't wait to turn her into an assassin later 😒

I have found Martial Masters to be pretty good at popping mages and thieves, they generally sit right behind my frontliners for support and can tank a hit or two if need be, then if grey-weapon classes are in range they can run in and break them, usually kill them too.

Please do the Unique classes! This was a great and very helpful video. I want to know if it’s worth reclassify some of the lord characters into g generic classes

Another creator, @Varsona, made a video covering a martial master build that stacks on-hit effects on Chloe and using fists to quad. It's high investment and doesn't save the class from its shortcomings, but a cool build for turning an otherwise disappointing class into a niche death machine

I got a Master Seal, along with Anna, so this might as well be helpful!

I may be a brand new subscriber, but I would love to see you go over the unquie classes

This was hard mode, so I'm not sure how it works in higher difficulties, but Eirika!Jean has been doing some crazy damage for me. 25x2 into 25x2 on halberdiers and berserkers. He can't help with generals or great knights very much, but it hasn't been an issue since Ivy, Hortensia, Fogado, or Anna can all cover for that. Ivy and Hortensia can also heal up much more efficiently with Jean's Martial Master skill. He gets to chain guard again, and the front liners are topped off, too.

Wanted to say there is one more fist proficiency ring, it is however way further in game then Byleth

One thing you didn't seem to mention about Paladins and Gryffon knights, they offer S rank on weapons that the character has a natural profficiency (just like wyvern knights dont have A/B profs, the have B and both but can get A on one if they have nat prof) Paladins and Gryffon knights are mounted and flying alternatives for units that want to use S rank weapons (for engage attacks and whatnot), Gryffon knights also get staff usage, which is great in this game as it doesn't leave you open for attacks like RD and there's also good utility staves on C rank that don't care about magic stats like rewarp, which can effectively turn your flying dodge tank into a 11 movement unit on its own

The upside to Martial Master my friend, is that paired with the Eirika ring it gets access to True Damage shenanigans with Lunar Brace (and Gentility if engaged). To give an example, if you're fighting an enemy with 30 defense with a Eirika arts user with, say,10 Phys Atk, then just from Lunar Brace you will be dealing 6 damage per hit (9 damage if Lunar Brace+) and if engaged, add 3/5 extra depending on if you have it at + or not. So, with a bond 20 Eirika, you can turn a 0x2 or 0x4 into a 14x2 or 14x4. On a fast unit capable of quading (and quad you shall against those high defense enemies), that's 56 free damage, which is enough to kill most things in the game. Also, fists break tomes, daggers and bows, which is nice as well and you keep access to Chain Guarding. Eirika also boosts Mag by 3 on Bond 20, so that helps bring the damage up, and the Flashing Fist Art goes up to 15 Mt at +5 and engraved, which is about the strength of Ragnell and with the extra +5 speed too it helps to quad

This isn't really relevant to the video but I've found micaiah is great for leveling characters who are squishy, her map wide heal seems to give the user exp for every person healed.

Royal Knight is basically a Duke Knight from Ogre battle séries... They are Knights of heavy armor that have strong hability of healing.

Good video, but do you think in the future you could do a video on which unique classes are good and which ones aren't

Unrelated with the content itself, but nice music choice! Best music in the game!

For the Warrior if you have a S rank Claude bond ring you can get a 4+ range longbow so you can provide backup even more.

The best part about martial master is the absolutely sick crit animation

Thanks for the video, I'm looking at getting Fire Emblem Engage or Three Houses for Switch, and this is informative and helpful for making my decision! How difficult are second seals to get? Is it feasible/possible to Class Swap for ideal builds, or do you need to settle for Specialists with some cross-trained abilities?

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="865">14:25</a> i love great knight, sure you lose break-proof but having 2 weapons can help mitigate that too

Two things, I definitely want to see the video for other classes. Also, the best thing martial monks do is chain guard and I think you’re undervaluing it a bit. Louis benefits from this ability all the time by letting him ignore the first magic attack and crack back, leaving the enemy easy to pick off on the following turn while also surviving the inevitable double nuke he would get otherwise from the mage.

As someone that likes to grind and thus loves growth units, I still fully support promoting at level 10, due to the increase in growths with no EXP penalty.

Yes plz do the unique classes

My god he's done it again

Great video! I have been playing the game for a while now, without noticing that i could promote my units or anything, playing on hard difficulty and classic mode (perma death), struggling a little sometimes. I just get to the desert. All my characters are around level 14-19 🙃. Does this means that the potential is wasted or are they going to be weaker if i promote them now?

I'd love to see a video about how the personal classes stack up against the generic options. Are the royals' personal classes a step above or are you better off just reclassing them?

Thank you for the guide! Also I have a question if anyone knows. Can you freely access second seals and master seals in unlimited amounts, or are they finite? As in, I love playing fire emblem by turning all my units into mounted units (e.g. wyvern knights, griffin knights). Is it a good strategy? No. But it's just my personal quirk of how I enjoy playing the game. I know it's not always possible for me to do that in FE games, so I'm wondering if it is the case here. And if so, from what chapter on can I actively grind them all out? I've been reading mixed things online on how many and when you can acquire these seals, so yea.

Love your content. Will be following for more. 😊 Two things I wanted to point out in General about fire emblem engage to see if anyone else has noticed this. 1: is it just me or do linked attacks hit 100% of the time? Like my Alear is dodging attacks, almost 90% of the time she dodges. But it seems like I’ve never seen her dodge a linked attack. One battle in particular she got pretty low on health just due to being chipped away so much by them. 2: is it just me but I feel like Flying units are CONSIDERABLY weaker to bows in this game? I feel like I never had as many issues with it when playing Fates or 3 Houses. Maybe I’m just imagining it. But The amount of oneshot kills that have happened to Chloe made me move her to Paladin to drop that weakness.

Playing on fixed growth maddening mode and I’m very welcoming to classes that give any build growth on units who lack that stat. Like Chloe and Timerra.

bow knight have the highest mag cap that can use a bow if you are planning around radiant bow. (not including unique classes)

Im currently running hard on ch 10 and im wondering is it safe to unequip starsphere on the 2nd master seal after maxing out the first? Would there be negligible losses at that point? I maxed out my chloe after 10 lvls on pegasus knight then 20 on griffin (with starsphere on the whole time) and i she still dies on skirmishes. So i'm thinking of doing a 2nd master seal on her without and leveling without tiki. Is that fine? Or is the stat losses too great?

Instead of the unique master class for Alfred, I picked Halberdier and he became my most threatening unit to the point that I could just leave him to himself after getting Vantage (working on get plus plus) and wrath with a max upgrade K.Lance/ spear and he just eats then alive every time, high recommend if you don't want Muscle Man to be on horse back.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="134">2:14</a> regarding point 2 promotion at level 10 will only be possible in some cases. For example Yunaka being a thief will need at least class level 21 to promote due to the nature of being a special class

I hear this everywhere! Did I play a different game or something?! My Martial Master Framme had by far the highest damage output out of any of my units. She one rounded basically everything while like 70% of my other units failed to do the same.

I've got a couple questions about stat caps. If you hit a given stat cap, is there any point to leveling that class anymore? If you switch classes after reaching that cap, do you take a penalty?

Also Martial Master Jean with Expertise and Starsphere. My boy is the most well suited to fists and can indeed defeat armour units by himself (just like everyone else).

pretty good video but the martial master slander will not stand, martial masters stay as Qi Adepts which gives them access to some very nice emblem effects but more importantly lets them use and abuse chain guard which has saved my ass a lot on maddening, high priest is good for a pure offensive option but i like that they actually incentivized going into the physically oriented branch of the cleric class by giving it a really cool support utility (unlike war cleric/priestess/great master which are just bad on most clerics compared to sage/onmyoji). there isnt a ton of reason to class somebody into it given arts are hard to get but i dont think that should be the criteria for making it a bad class given jean and framme are right there the whole game

i love martial master, qi defense (or however its called) is absurdly strong. You basicly null a enemy attack and only get some minor chip dmg. Plus if you got the healing skill that heals yourself when healing you can use it alot and just provide a ton of support. Plus freeze, obstruct, warps, physics etc. defintly the best support with quite high defenses so you dont need to be afraid of dmg. (fist suck though)

My Jean martial master slaps!! 4x attacks everywhere doing at least 15 per hit

Having just started the game on my first playthrough I feel very confident about having TWO Martial Masters at my disposal, Jean and Framme. After hearing this analysis I feel like I should let Jean go some other route later on. To be honest, they'd be very much more viable and also thematically sound if they'd have an option to do some Qi fist shenanigans along with regular hit in the face, that would allow you to hit against the enemy's Resist or Defense, whichever you prefer.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="762">12:42</a> love how we’re eight months down the line and I think I finally found the use for Bow Knight’s no move skill, enemy phase tank, then hit with a smash weapon, preferably axe’s since they need the most hit fixing lol, you will need someone with a proficiency to get B rank for steel Is it weird? Yeah pretty much, but it’s a use! XD

For the love of God give us the unique class guide video. They're so important and this game has so many of them on so many of the best characters that saying they're more important and numerous than the generic classes is not an understatement.

Sage are a Mystical unit type and have direct access to B staves. They're a bit slower but I much prefer those advantages over Mage Knight with my experiences so far. Spell Harmony isn't that hard to play around but I've abusing these spur type skills in 3H as well so that might be more of a me thing.

Gotta say in my current maddening play through Warrior Etie with a long bow has been the best choice I've ever made

As far as Martial Master goes I had Jean go that my first run (hard), and donated to Brodia all the way first to see what i would get (an S rank fist weapon), and he was demolishing enemies near the end. However, I'm pretty sure Jean can rock as most classes as long as he gets that initial exp investent (which can be cheesed in his joining map). Would not advise making someone else a fist dude, and tbh while the Brodia fist is nice and all, its not worth the gold, though if anyone DOES want to grab it, make sure you have plenty of dogs for all the silver youll need to refine it, since it needs those refines to really shine. Also, do the unique classes.

Good video. Wondering if anyone has any suggestions for what I should reclqss Anna as though. Both Mage Knight, axe or sword, and High Priest look like good options and I was hoping the video would make that choice easier but I still feel kinda lost on which to choose.

Also I have a Lapis sword master with a blade. Its funny they warned us in the beginning that they are heavy weapons that let the enemy attack first even if you initiate. I basically went "alright cool, no problem I will simply make it so that Lapis never gets hit with this weapons" Buffed the avoid on it and her enough to the point where most enemies will consistently have under a 35% chance of hitting her. and its not rare that its 0 either

I wouldn’t mind seeing a video about the Royal classes

THE reason to use a Martial Master is because they are the only promoted class that is a Qi Adept. If you have been using the strategy of [bait an enemy with a heavy hitter protected by Chain Guard] regurally on maps, the only way to keep that strategy going is to have someone go into Martial Master. MM also have a lot more inventory space to juggle the various utility staffs, because unlike a high priest, they don't need to juggle 2-3 different tomes in their inventory.

Thoughts on some of the classes for hard (idk how this applies to maddening) 1.sage: sage honestly is pretty good for a number of reasons the biggest one being staff utility since it gets b staves which is just enough to use warp and I think rescue although it might be a but either way it's still great to have staff utility and the second being that the higher magic can matter in certain situations like trying to build an enemy phase mage with thoron that requires very high magic as well the nova s rank tome is the best s rank weapon in the game so that gives sage a niche. Overall I might be biased because this is definitely my preffered mage class but I think it's better than you give it credit for. 2.martial master: aside from the qi adept utility of chain guarding mentioned in other comments this class really only becomes good after chapter 17 since that's when it gets the 2 things it really needs.the first is the eirika ring which allows you to ignore defense with physical hits. Since fist damage still technically counts as physical this means that all your hits add 20 and eventually 30 percent of enemy def each. And the second being flashing fist art which gives plus 5 speed and can be engraved with a might boost like Sigurd to further boost damage. Main advantage of flashing fist is it let's you quadruple which combined with eirika means you clean through high defense enemies as well as grey enemies like mages.

Martial master with flash fist on jean (if you have starsphere, give it to him...if you have edleguard also give to him) then give him +30 avoid. Now you have a healer that will dodge most things, and if he attacks first he will deal 200 damage...without crits. If you increase his crit on top of all that then you have Muhammad Ali as a healer (or maybe peak mike Tyson because if he initiates first, he is guaranteed to kill any boss, any enemy, anyone in 1 round). All the boosting mentioned above is simply so you don't need to worry about him dying when enemy initiates combat. Yeah its alot of babying, but with 2 stat growth boosts he will get there very quick. Then the hard part is getting him +30 avoid. I might have given mine boots too so he can go anywhere to heal or kill quickly. Always give him a rescue staff too. Just an all around fun character with a sweet hat

I wish we had a character outside of Terimera (who is her own unique class which most people are gonna pick over Halberdier) who was a Lancer Fighter at base or a pre-promoted Halberdier because I really like the skill but didn’t use it at all during my first play through because I was sticking to a lot of classes just base promotions and definitely trying to figure out someone to use it in my current second play through probably going with Amber since I wasn’t all too thrilled with Paladin in this game as I usually am. This game has made me like classes I don’t normally use like Warriors and Berserkers. I also love the new Wolf Knight and didn’t realize that Cavs can turn into it and only saw the need to use daggers in it. A nitpick I do have in this game that I feel like we should have gotten more units in similar classes but just different weapons. Off the top of my head only Fighter (2 Axes and 1 Sword) and Knight (Lance/Axe) and then soon after that alot of the units are prepromotes which isn’t the worst thing but you do get plenty of Master Seals and or course the ability to just buy a lot of them and then the only thing you are using is Second Seals from then on out because only units from them you are promoting are the Royals because they start high level in their base class. Edit: I also have a nitpick with the skills in this game simply because a lot of them say adjacent which hurts some skills with positioning so then you are just giving everyone Canto just so they can actually work well

From watching some reviews to seeing this class comparison, it really seems like they scaled back the depth of this game profoundly compared to Three Houses. I'm compelled to just do another playthrough of that.

Make a video on the unique classes I would watch it 🤙

How do I get panette to change to warrior class ?I read online that she’s best suited as a warrior but I don’t have warrior class as an option because you need to have bow proficiency….

Best class or classes for each character? Advanced classes appreciated too

The upside to martial Master is that it's cool, also maybe I got blessed but jean does more damage than anyone in my army and has for a long time

Varsona has been making some cool build videos for different characters. Are you interested in doing some of those? I would definitely watch if you did make some. Also Varsona made a Martial Master Chloe build that is pretty interesting. It uses the Eirika Emblem Ring. Fist weapons are very niche but can be powerful on the right unit and have brave effect and are very light. As well the S rank fists are probably the best S rank weapon in the game. It only works for a few units but when it works it works.

Daggers have low might? At base, maybe. Silver daggers increase by 2 might for every refine they get (+1 has 12 might, +2 has 14, +3 has 16), up until +4. They're the only single weapon I realistically see myself upgrading beyond +3.

I switched Anna back and forth between Sage and Mage knight for a while before sticking to one. Surprisingly, I ended up liking her in Sage a lot more due to the Mystical subclass ignoring evasion terrain. I do think the Mage Knight is superior for non-carry units, though it's annoying to position a mage to take out an archer only to see you have like 8% hit because fort.