Rating: *Corrin's victory quote in smash voice* GoodĪnyway that's a lot of words, let's give into younger sibling urges and hit our older brother with a stick.ĭoesn't seem good, does it? I'll be honest, I think this is a really terrible tutorial - you're teaching the player to attack a unit who could attack back on enemy phase and kill you in return. Nohr Princess/Noble's lack of a mount and overly balanced stats can be a detriment in the lategame.Intrinsic weakness to Wyrmslayers regardless of class.Dependent on growths - an unlucky Corrin might end up sucking forever.Personal skill makes them an amazing support unit, they also uniquely benefit from the personal skills of certain other units.Dragon's blood means they can use dragon veins.Boosted exp gain and a cool sword only they can use.Access to nearly every class in the game with some effort.Solid growths unless you pick terrible boons & banes.Perfect availability, there's never a chapter you cannot deploy them in.I bet Garon bought them a scholarship at Nohr University too.

Oh and they're also a royal who can use dragon veins and they have a legendary sword etc. This isn't quite as OP as Robin's 50% extra exp when paired up, especially considering how little exp Fates awards overleveled units, but it'll make them level up fast and easily able to catch up if they ever fall behind. It also gives them access to the Nobility skill from level 1, increasing their exp gain by 20%.

Solid growths across the board mean they shouldn't have any trouble fitting into whatever class you want them to become later on. Nohr Prince(ess) certainly isn't a bad class either. Not only can you pick whatever class you'd like for them at the start of the game, you can borrow a huge number of classes from other units via A+ supports! It's a mechanic people sometimes overlook but it really helps you to make some truly devasting Corrins. Corrin's true strength comes from their access to nearly every class in the game. Corrin's stats are good, but they're not amazing, although they will have a monopoly on pretty much all of your EXP until chapter 4, maybe even chapter 7 depending on whether or not you intend to use Kaze. What makes Corrin and indeed most avatars good is their versatility. If I had to pick, I'd call Corrin the third strongest avatar out of four. Exactly how strong depends on the game, but there is not a single avatar I would call undeserving of an S tier in their respective game.

If you've ever played a modern FE game, you'll know that your avatar character will always be one of the strongest units there is. Although it is quite funny that even with a magic boon she's still got a slightly better strength growth than magic. Factoring in her class's growth rates, that's over 50% in almost every stat across the board! That certainly is not bad. Personal Skill: Supportive (+2 damage dealt, -2 damage taken, +10 hit when supporting a lead unit they have at least a C support with)īy picking two boons which almost cancel each other out, I have created the world's most balanced Corrin. I wonder if I got any experience from participating in combat with Brum after he ran me over in my nightmares as a child.Ī+ Support Classes: Literally any other girl in the cast Fitful dreams about her true lineage have somehow translated into experience on the battlefield. This is still a chapter you'd have to lose on purpose. Time for a real chapter! As in, a chapter that takes place in reality.

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