All units in Fire Emblem Engage and how they work

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A big part of Fire Emblem Engage revolves around recruiting new units and forming the most balanced party to take on some of the harder challenges and encounters.

While the Permadeath feature can add a fair amount of challenge regarding some late-game grinds, you can tip-toe around the mechanic and save your unit from death after figuring out how every unit works in the game.

You can recruit several characters and unit categories in Fire Emblem Engage, each of which has its own advantages and disadvantages.

Today's guide will go over all the Unit classes you will encounter in the JRPG and the role they are most suited for.

1) Dragon Unit

This unit is considered special, it can transform itself into a Dragon, either completely or just parts of its body. The unit includes the following classes:

2) Mounted Unit (Cavalry)

They are the cavalry in Fire Emblem Engage, which is why they come with much higher Movement stats and can be incredibly disruptive to the enemy's formation. The Mounted Unit classes include

3) Flying Unit

Flying units use range to their advantage and spam magic from a distance. However, they are quite squishy units and highly vulnerable to arrows. The unit contains the following classes:

4) Tome Unit (Mystical)

The Tome unit comprises the Mystical, who rely heavily on magic damage to devastate the enemy lines. The unit's classes are

5) Body Arts Unit (Qi Adept)

These front-line brawlers will take the maximum amount of aggro from the enemy. Body Arts Units are best used for close-quarter hand-to-hand combat and protecting the backline DPS units. The classes that fall under this unit are

6) Bow/Dagger Unit (Covert)

These are the assassin class in Fire Emblem Engage which gets spell buffs like double terrain bonus under