Built properly into a tank, most units at least reap some benefit from it. That’s just a cursory look through the characters with easy aptitude for it. And Keaton and Velouria, who just soak up physical attacks and go to town. Fire Emblem Fates, much like its predecessor, has so many areas that completely break it its necessary to make a page just to explain why. literature as something as wild as the wind, hot as fire. Shiro, with a Guard Naginata and Astra, Rend Heaven, or both. with charcoal, her fate aligned with that of Emma Bovary and Anna Karenina. AN: The eldest brothers share their respective. Ryoma, Samurai // Xander, Hana // Aether, Astra, Luna, Swordfaire, Strengthtaker. Xander, Paladin // Ryoma, Mozu // Aether, Astra, Luna, Swordfaire, Strengthtaker. Percy, because that kid is surprisingly tanky and can use a variety of powerful classes. Both characters are flexible, being able to switch being lead in Guard Stance or functioning as allies in Attack Stance. Midori, because she already has a personal skill that affects proc rates. Ground, She has a long lean witherd Walnut-coloured Fate ) (hes as ditty as a Gipfy. Benny, Ignatius – Luna + Pavise for both offensive and defensive prowess. And you, the Contraries, that hate the Pains Of laboured Sett fe. Arthur also struggles with hit chances early on, and Charlotte as well, but Charlotte becomes much more evasive than the other two, with less Def, so there’s a trade-off there. Rinkah, especially earlygame Rinkah, would love Quixotic, as it would allow her to use the Great Club much more effectively. Units that have at least two of the following traits: struggling with hit chances, have chance-triggered skills, unconcerned about enemy hit rates (i.e., tanks, not dodgetanks).
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