Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave

Inheriting Skills and Classes

Master skill and class inheritance in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave. Learn how to transfer abilities and optimize your units for any challenge ahead.

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Inheriting Skills and Classes

The inheritance system for Child Units in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is a cornerstone of building a powerful late-game army. When a Child Unit is recruited, they will automatically possess a selection of skills inherited from their parents. Typically, a Child Unit will inherit one skill from each parent. The order in which these skills are inherited is generally fixed, often prioritizing skills learned at lower levels or specific "inherited" skills designated by the game. It is vital to understand which skills your chosen parents have learned before they marry, as these are the skills that will be passed down.

In addition to skills, Child Units also inherit a class. This inherited class is usually one of the base classes of their parents, or a related class if the parent has undergone a class change. For example, if a character marries while in the Cavalier class, their child might inherit the Cavalier class. If the parent has promoted to Paladin, the child may still inherit Cavalier but gain access to the Paladin promotion line more easily. This inheritance allows Child Units to access powerful skills and promotions earlier than they might otherwise, making them valuable assets from the moment they join your roster.