I don’t exactly remember when I promoted, but remember that the game itself is very Player-Phase focused, especially in endgame. The villager class kinda sucks so I’d recommend against it unless you really want to grind levels. I think there might be more to take into account, I wish I remembered but it’s been months since I last played, maybe if more questions arise, I might remember something worth sharing. Try to not to rush the game, I committed that mistake, blind in my excitement to recruit someone and ended in a tight spot quite some times.Clear as much dungeons as you can, those can be revisited and grinded for rewards and experience, there are even some useful items and weapons in them.If you’ll get the, you need to defeat the other guy - the.

Later in Celica’s route, you’ll be given the choice of recruiting one of two units, a and a, I recommend the latter because magical damage becomes more valuable, at least from experience.I always recommend making of Faye a, she’s the sole user of, it’s a white magic spell that costs 24HP but is your only way to give an ally a second action.Indeed, WTA/WTD is unexistent and STR/MAG act as one stat. She learns a few more such as once promoted, which is ideal for killing some of the tougher mobs. My advice would be Silque (specially if you’re at act 1 but it’s never too late for her) since she learns at Lv.7 and at Lv.18 on her OG class, those spells are very helpful. You should promote your units soon as you can and when they hit maximum level to get as much stats as you can (the level cap should be 20), at least one of them to an advanced class… it’s fine if you want to promote them early though, because leveling up becomes a laborious task (at least earlygame) when your unit is close to the level cap. Right, FE15 is quite different from your average FE gameplay-wise.

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