Attack Stance is a new game mechanic in Fire Emblem: Fates
Overview
Attack Stance works similar to Dual Strike in Fire Emblem: Awakening. Unlike Dual Strike from Awakening, where the partner has a chance to attack after the lead unit (which is increased by higher Support levels), the partner of an Attack Stance will always attack, regardless of Support level. The support unit will always attack once, unless equipped with a special weapon like a Brave Sword. Like the Dual Attack system, the attacking partner can miss, and any special skills they have (e.g Luna) are not activated. Any attacks by the partner will always be blocked if the lead unit attacks a pair in a Guard Stance.
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| Character | Affinity - Biorhythm - Crest - Defense - Holy Blood - Leadership - Movement Star - Follow-up Critical Multiplier - Relative Power - Traits | |
|---|---|---|
| Raisable Stats | Aid - Attack - Attack Speed - Charm - Constitution - Defense - HP - Level - Luck - Magic - Maximum Hit Points - Movement - Resistance - Dexterity - SP - Speed - Strength - Weapon Level - Weight | |
| Weapon | Cost - Cost Per Use - Critical Rate - Hit% - HP Cost - Might - Range - Star Rank - Usage - Weapon Attributes - Weapon effectiveness - Weapon Experience - Weapon Level - Weapon Type - Weight | |
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amiibo - Attack Stance - Azura's Pendant - Bond Units - Capture - Child Character - Dragon Vein - Dual System - Einherjar - First Dragons - Forge - Guard Stance - Heirs of Fate - Lost in Thoughts All Alone - My Castle (Mess Hall - Accessory Shop - Lottery Shop - Prison) - Pair Up - Phoenix Mode - Rally - Skills - SpotPass - StreetPass - Unit Logbook
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