Fire Emblem: Awakening

Lucky 7/Acrobat is C13. Luck +4/S. Dance was supposed to be C14, but I forgot to change the number. Dammit

And talking about "C13", Luck +4 was a D Rank almost unanimously...but Special Dance fought hard for it's B Rank.

-Skill Ranking-


S Rank:
*Aether (Great Lord,Lv5)
*Veteran (Tactician,Lv1)
*Armsthrift (Mercenary,Lv1)

A Rank:
*Rightful King (Great Lord,Lv15)
*Ignis (Grandmaster,Lv5)
*Rally Spectrum (Grandmaster,Lv15)
*Sol (Hero,Lv5)
*Astra (Swordmaster,Lv5)

B Rank:
*Dual Strike+ (Lord,Lv1)
*Axebreaker (Hero,Lv15)
*Vantage (Myrmidon,Lv10)
*Swordfaire (Swordmaster,Lv15)
*Locktouch (Thief,Lv1)
*Movement +1 (Thief,Lv10)
*Lethality (Assassin,Lv5)
*Lucky Seven (Trickster,Lv5)
*Special Dance (Dancer,Lv15)

C Rank:
*Solidarity (Tactician,Lv10)
*Patience (Mercenary,Lv10)
*Avoid +10 (Myrmidon,Lv1)
*Pass (Assassin,Lv15)
*Acrobat (Trickster,Lv15)

D Rank:
*Charm (Lord,Lv10)
*Luck +4 (Dancer,Lv1)
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Time for the Lance users' turn while simultaneously ending the Sword users'.

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Characters that start with Discipline and can learn Outdoor Fighter: Sully, Stahl.

Characters that start with both: Frederick, Morgan (born from those 3).

Characters that can learn either skill: Chrom, Ricken, Lucina, Brady, Kjelle, Avatar, Morgan.

Characters that can Inherit the skills and the class required: Cynthia (Chrom, Frederick, Avatar), Owain, Inigo, Severa, Gerome, Yarne, Laurent, Noire, Nah.

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Discipline increases weapon experience, allowing you to use stronger weapons faster. It's just a time-saver, but it's more useful for classes that have more than one weapon types available, like Cavaliers.

Classes like Swordmaster or Sniper will quickly get an A rank since they are stuck with a single weapon type, while classes that get a new toy to play with after promotion usually only need it to be at only C rank for Steel weapons/Arc tomes/Physic staff, or else you won't reach A rank for your main weapon.

You might want to have an A for all weapons if you are grinding, especially for the last DLC maps. But if you are doing that, you will get an A faster than 15 levels (The only ones that will take more work will be a Great Knight that wasn't a promoted Cavalier). Still, it's always a great help, but not a big necessity too. B rank.


Outdoor Fighter gives a 10% Hit/Avoid bonus when the unit fights outdoors.

Eh, a small bonus that's too situational. the only times it will help you are when you have less than 5 skills. Frankly, Charm is more useful. and that's not saying a lot, because it's also a D rank skill.
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Discipline: B rank. It's not amazing, but it's easily available and it's prime time is early game, where you don't have access to better skills.

Outdoor fighter: D rank. Situational + a fairly tiny bonus don't make a very good skill.
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D for both.

Just forge a bronze weapon when class changing and that weapon itself will get you to D rank in that weapon, then use iron and when that is gone, you should be at C or close to it and you can start using steel without problems.

Outdoor fighter, only works outdoors. Stick with a skill that always works and has a more impact.
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Discipline: C - handy when you need it, but its going to be the first thing you drop when you're using a character for real

Outdoor Fighter: D - Only reason to keep it on is not having anything better.
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C/C

Both pretty good early game. Both pretty lame later.
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