Classes in Fire Emblem Engage - Base, Advanced, how to promote, and more

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One of the best parts about Fire Emblem Engage is going to be the class system. Fans of the classic strategy series will see familiar classes, but there will be some new ones arriving in the game this time around. A list has been compiled of all the Base and Advanced classes that players can look forward to.

No matter how you play Fire Emblem Engage, all of the RPG's character classes will be useful for specific situations or strategies. It’s up to the player to figure out how they want to use them best. Furthermore, not every player likes every class. Some gamers don’t care for archers or axe-wielders, but prefer Lords and Great Knights instead.

Some of the classes listed below have confirmed characters associated with them as well, and the lists will note them when the information is made available.

Instead of the general class names for the base options, they seem to be slightly more generic in Fire Emblem Engage. Fortunately, this is a good thing as it makes it incredibly clear what each class is supposed to do in terms of combat.

The hero’s class is Dragon Child, belonging to Alear. They specialize in sword-based combat, as do most Fire Emblem heroes in the past. Furthermore, they can also use swords that are unique to them in Fire Emblem Engage. This could mean that they wield the Falchion, but this is currently unconfirmed.

Martial Monk is an interesting character class for Fire Emblem Engage as well. In some of the earlier games in the franchise, healers were considered to be weak and were easily targeted by enemies. Although this class can use fist attacks, they're also capable of using the healing arts. This should make them sturdy, and safe to use in melee combat, but also available to heal your friends.

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