#Trickster choice series#

The matter of distance can also be solved by providing them with a suitable bow or by assigning the Point Blank skill to them. However, both classes have the same Magic, and Adventurers' access to bows, despite limiting their range, makes them far more deadly than the generally feeble Shuriken. Their S Rank in staves also puts them above Adventurers in terms of healing, and their access to Shuriken allows them to attack any enemies at a 1-2 range. Maids and Butlers have higher Strength, Skill, Luck and Defense than Adventurers with just as much HP. However, their prowess with any other bows in general should not be underestimated, as their maximum rank in Bows is A, and their Speed is second only to Swordmasters and Falcon Knights, allowing them to double attack easily and often.Īdventurers can be arguably considered a less well-rounded, more offensive version of Maids and Butlers, and are often compared with them. Much like in Awakening, their Magic is slightly superior to their Strength, making them well-suited for using the magical Shining Bow (which conveniently possesses a 1-2 range) or supporting through Staves. Their high speed ensures that they should be able to avoid most hits, however, their average Defense mean that any hit that lands is likely to be fatal for them.

Alternatively, they can learn Point Blank to alleviate this situation however, Adventurers are not as well suited for fighting evasive foes, as their Skill is lower than most other bow using classes. Acrobat, on the other hand, allows Tricksters to move through passable terrain without any restriction to Movement, which allows them to retreat into mountains or forests while keeping at a safe distance from the enemy, and when combined with Movement +1 and Pass, allows Tricksters to escape their assailants much easier.Īdventurers are advised to avoid direct combat due to bows preventing them from retaliating against adjacent enemies, unless they are wielding a Mini Bow, Sidelong Yumi or Shining Bow, all of which comes with negative properties which could hamper them. The duration of the effect is often ignored as most chapters at the time will only take up to six turns at most. It allows Tricksters to avoid attacks even further with their superior Speed stat, severely reducing the hit rates of enemy units. Lucky Seven adds +20 to Avoid and Accuracy for seven turns, after which the effect will be disabled for the duration of the battle. Due to their high magic, they are also effective in using Levin Swords. The two skills Tricksters can learn are Lucky Seven and Acrobat. However, they are by no means a bad class, but are more adept at supporting their comrades through their staves or by being decoys. Tricksters are still able to dodge and perform critical attacks well, but are not suited for heavy offence like Assassins are. As a result of being able to use Staves, Tricksters have also gained higher Magic and Resistance growths but are slightly weaker and slower than before. Tricksters in this title are similar to Thieves, in the sense that their strong point lies in their high Skill. In Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes, the Trickster is part of the base game, serving as a Master-rank class promotion for the Myrmidon class, and is the final class in the Thief class tree, available for units that have mastered the Assassin class. The class gives skill experience bonuses to Swords, Faith, and Reason.

The recommended level requirements are B+ or higher in Swords and B or higher in Faith. A character must be level 20 or higher and have passed the Thief certification to take the Certification Exam using an Abyssian Exam Pass. The Trickster class makes a return in Three Houses, featured as a DLC class. There is also an enemy-only version of the Adventurer class that acts as a Nohrian clone of the Assassin class, which use swords. The two are treated slightly differently Tricksters can only use Bows and act as a clone of the Archer class, whereas Adventurers can use Bows and Staffs, and both act as a clone of the Sniper class. In Fire Emblem Warriors, both the Trickster class and it's Nohrian Adventurer counterpart return, as the personal base class of Anna and the promoted class of Niles, respectively. Like their unpromoted counterpart, the Outlaw, they wield Bows in favour of Swords as their primary weapons of choice, and are also granted the ability to use Staves. In Fates, Tricksters are known as Adventurers and are treated as a Nohrian class.

#Trickster choice series#

Originally introduced to the series as the alternate promoted form of the Thief class in Awakening, the Trickster class is unique for its ability to fulfil a support role with healing staves while carrying out utility purposes through the picking of locks without keys.