Nohr Noble: Advanced Classes 1

Learn about the Nohr Noble class in Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest, including stat growths, weapon types, and powerful skills like Draconic Hex and Nohrian Trust.

Alright, let's break down the Nohr Noble class in Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest! This is a pretty cool advanced class, especially if you're playing Conquest, as it's often the default for the Avatar. It's like the magic-focused cousin of other noble classes, and it gives you a lot of versatility.

The Nohr Noble can use swords, tomes (magic spells), and even dragonstones, which is a nice mix. You'll find its stat growths lean a bit more towards magic, with decent health and speed, but don't expect it to be a super tanky unit.

Nohr Noble Stat Growths

Stat	Growth Rate
Health	15%
Strength	10%
Magic	15%
Skill	5%
Speed	15%
Luck	5%
Defense	5%
Resistance	15%

Weapon Proficiencies

Weapons
Katana/Swords, Scrolls/Tomes, Dragonstones

Key Skills

This class comes with two really neat skills that can make a big difference:

• Draconic Hex: This is like a super-powered version of the 'Seal' skill. After you battle an enemy, all of their stats get debuffed by -4 points. It's important to know that if this skill triggers on consecutive turns, it won't stack further than -4. So, you can't debuff an enemy by -8 total, just -4. Still, this is fantastic for making tough enemies easier for your other, perhaps weaker, units to take down. It really helps pave the way for them to get KOs!
• Nohrian Trust: This skill is super interesting! If your Nohr Noble is paired up with another unit, they can essentially use that unit's skills too. This only applies to skills that have a chance to activate, though. So, things like Sol, Aegis, or Astra can be triggered by your Nohr Noble, even if they don't normally have access to them. Passive skills like Renewal or buffs from Rally commands won't be shared. It's a great way to expand your Nohr Noble's capabilities without having to spend time reclassing, especially since you can only equip a limited number of skills anyway. It's a really fun way to get more mileage out of your unit!

So, the Nohr Noble is a solid choice, especially in Conquest, offering a good blend of offensive magic and utility with its unique skills. Get ready to make some enemies a lot less threatening!