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I'm not sure if it's because their growths are high, because the enemies promote at Level 20, or because certain classes like Mages got significant buffs.) These are modified from Fates's classes, and right now they look kind of high (at least those of promoted classes). (Contains data for all playable classes, including stats for enemies at base and max Level. Also includes a combat forecast simulator.) Obviously I haven't finished deciding stats for all the Chapter 1 characters. I'm not sure if I'm supposed to round to the nearest whole (like I'm doing now) or ignore decimals when I scale characters' stats up.

If the user battles any non-mounted enemy, they will inflict 5 more. In Three Hopes, it's a hidden Innate Ability earned by mastering the Wyvern Lord class with certain characters. It returns in Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes under the name of Domineer. I'm trying to calculate 20/20 stat averages for playable characters and enemies in my Fire Emblem: Ascension concept. Condemning One in the Japanese version) is a Skill in Fire Emblem Fates and Fire Emblem Warriors.

Fire emblem fates average stats