The Strategist class trades physical stats and speed for more movement and tome access. It is unfortunately quite inaccurate which is a big problem for her. The Levin Sword will absolutely be Corrin's main form of offense, and Elise will try to make use of the Bolt Axe when she can. The huge increase in power is worth it though. Magic weapons have 1-2 range and are stronger than steel, but they also nerf your avoid severely and prevent you from activating offensive skills or getting critical hits. There's a few other weapons I might want but none of them are any use to me right now so it makes more sense to wait for a sale. I'll also take a Beast Killer to help in the next chapter and a Bolt Axe for Elise. The Wyrmslayer is a bit too situational and I never particularly liked the Killing Edge in this game so I won't spend money on those. Silver Swords don't particularly interest me because this game really nerfed silver weapons hard (they lower your stats after every battle and reduce your crit avoid to balance out their high might and lack of durability, which in practice makes them worse than forged iron or steel weapons and only worth either selling or saving for extremely rare situations in which you need to make a big attack and don't mind the debuffs). I'll take a Levin Sword for Corrin and a second Armourslayer while it's cheap. I'm still waiting to win some meat or wheat, I really want to make a ham sandwich.
#Fire emblem fates killing edge upgrade#
Oh and I can also upgrade the lottery I guess.
Somehow this always happens to the womaniser characters in my playthroughs.Īnyway the important thing is now that Chapter 13 is done, I can upgrade my shops! This means we can start playing around with some of the cool Nohr-exclusive weapons, instead of just boring old bronze iron and steel.
Poor Laslow fights alone in the arena, his lack of supports means there's no-one to help him.
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