Fighter

Learn about the Fighter class in Fire Emblem Fates: Revelation! Discover its strengths, weaknesses, growth rates, skills like HP+5 and Gamble, and promotion options.

Alright, let's talk about the Fighter class in Fire Emblem Fates: Revelation. These guys are your frontline bruisers, really good at taking hits and dishing them out, especially with axes and clubs. They're Nohrian soldiers, all about raw power and survivability.

Here's a quick look at their stat growth rates. Keep in mind these are what you can expect as they level up:

Stat	Growth Rate
Health	20%
Strength	20%
Magic	0%
Skill	15%
Speed	15%
Luck	5%
Defense	5%
Resistance	0%

As you can see, they've got solid HP and Strength growth, which is awesome for a physical attacker. Skill and Speed are okay, but don't expect them to be dodging every attack or hitting every time. Magic and Resistance are pretty much non-existent, so don't plan on them tanking any spells!

When it comes to weapons, Fighters are all about:

Weapons
Clubs/Axes

These weapons hit hard, but they can be a bit inaccurate. Don't sweat the low hit rate too much though; you can always use the forge to boost accuracy if it becomes a problem.

Fighters also come with a couple of unique skills:

Skill	Effect
HP+5	Increases maximum health by +5 points
Gamble	Decreases Hit by -10 points in exchange for increasing Crit by +10 points

That HP+5 skill is a real lifesaver, especially if you plan on promoting your Fighter into a class that might have lower HP growths. It really helps keep them in the fight. Gamble is a bit more of a gamble, pun intended! Lowering your accuracy for a higher critical hit chance can be great if you're feeling lucky or using a weapon that already has a high crit rate, like a Killer Axe. Otherwise, it might be a bit risky.

Once your Fighter reaches a certain level, they can promote into one of two advanced classes:

• Berserker
• Hero

Both are powerful choices, depending on whether you want to lean even harder into raw damage and critical hits (Berserker) or gain a bit more versatility with swords (Hero).

Overall, the Fighter is a solid choice for anyone who likes a durable, hard-hitting unit. Just be mindful of their lower defense and accuracy, and you'll have a powerful ally on your team!