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'''Weapon Arts''' or simply '''Arts''' are a gameplay mechanic introduced in ''[[Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia]]''
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'''Combat Arts''' (戦技 ''Sengi'') or simply '''Arts''' are a gameplay mechanic introduced in ''[[Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia]]''.
   
 
==Overview==
 
==Overview==
Weapon Arts are special skills and techniques that characters can use in battle. Unlike [[Skills]] which are learned based on a character's current class, Arts are learned by using specific weapons, shields, or rings. The more a character uses an equipment item, they begin to learn new attacks with different properties from the standard attacks. They can increase range, deal effective damage against a specific type of enemy, or deal more damage. Once a character has learned an Art, any subsequent weapon that has the same Art as the ones a character has learned will be automatically usable from the start.
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In ''Shadows of Valentia'', Combat Arts are special skills and techniques that characters can use in battle. Unlike [[Skills]] which are learned based on a character's current class, Arts are learned by using specific weapons, shields, or rings. The more a character uses an equipment item, they begin to learn new attacks with different properties from the standard attacks. They can increase range, deal effective damage against a specific type of enemy, or deal more damage. Once a character has learned an Art, any subsequent weapon that has the same Art as the ones a character has learned will be automatically usable from the start. To activate Combat-type Combat Arts, a character must first sacrifice a set amount of health.
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In ''Three Houses'', Combat Arts are gained by sharpening a character's skills in their training, be it from honing their skills in weaponry, special unit classes, mastering a class they have unlocked in their Certification exams, or unlocking a Budding Talent by being tutored. Like the Valentian Arts before, the Fódlan Combat Arts can have different properties from standard attacks, and can vary in purpose, be it from being a simply stronger attack or be supporting in nature, such as moving ally units, or healing oneself. Using weapon-type Combat Arts, however, weakens a weapon's Durability faster than normal. While characters are mainly limited to having only 3 Combat Arts equipped at once, certain characters that have [[Crests]] can use a fourth, personal Combat Art when they wield a weapon-type [[Heroes' Relics|Hero's Relic]] that corresponds to their Crest. In addition, certain classes will enable a special class-specific Combat Art for characters once they have mastered that specific class and are currently in said class, ignoring the three Combat Art limit as well, allowing certain characters to have up to 5 Combat Arts.
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[[Dimitri]] has the Crest of [[Blaiddyd]], which allows him to occasionally double both the Might and Durability costs of his Combat Arts when it activates. [[Lysithea]] and [[Catherine]] have the Crest of [[Charon]], raising the Mt of their Combat Arts when it activates, which is also the case for [[Sylvain]] and his Crest of [[Gautier]], [[Ingrid]] and her Crest of [[Daphnel]], and characters that possess the Crest of [[Seiros]], those being [[Rhea]], [[Jeralt]], and [[Edelgard]]. [[Claude]] has the Crest of [[Riegan]], which allows him to occasionally recover about 30% of his health when using Combat Arts, which is also the effect of the long lost Crest of Chevalier. [[Seteth]] and [[Ferdinand]] have the Crest of [[Cichol]], which allows them to occasionally stop enemies from performing counterattacks with their Combat Arts, which is also the case for [[Hilda (Three Houses)|Hilda]] and her Crest of [[Goneril]].
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==Gallery==
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<gallery>
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Echoes Personal Skill icon.png
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Echoes Class Skill icon.png
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Echoes Shield Skill icon.png
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Echoes Ring Skill icon.png
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Echoes Sword Skill icon.png
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Echoes Lance Skill icon.png
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Echoes Bow Skill icon.png
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Echoes Defense Skill icon.png
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Combat Art Icon FE16 Special.png|The icon of a non-weapon-type Combat Art.
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Icon Combat Art FE16 Sword.png|The icon of a Sword-type Combat Art.
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Icon Combat Art FE16 Lance.png|The icon of a Lance-type Combat Art.
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Icon Combat Art FE16 Axe.png|The icon of a Axe-type Combat Art.
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Icon Combat Art FE16 Brawl.png|The icon of a Gauntlet-type Combat Art.
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Icon Combat Art FE16 Bow.png|The icon of a Bow-type Combat Art.
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</gallery>
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==See also==
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*[[List of Combat Arts in Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia]]
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*[[List of Combat Arts in Fire Emblem: Three Houses]]
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Revision as of 05:43, 24 June 2020

Combat Arts (戦技 Sengi) or simply Arts are a gameplay mechanic introduced in Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia.

Overview

In Shadows of Valentia, Combat Arts are special skills and techniques that characters can use in battle. Unlike Skills which are learned based on a character's current class, Arts are learned by using specific weapons, shields, or rings. The more a character uses an equipment item, they begin to learn new attacks with different properties from the standard attacks. They can increase range, deal effective damage against a specific type of enemy, or deal more damage. Once a character has learned an Art, any subsequent weapon that has the same Art as the ones a character has learned will be automatically usable from the start. To activate Combat-type Combat Arts, a character must first sacrifice a set amount of health.

In Three Houses, Combat Arts are gained by sharpening a character's skills in their training, be it from honing their skills in weaponry, special unit classes, mastering a class they have unlocked in their Certification exams, or unlocking a Budding Talent by being tutored. Like the Valentian Arts before, the Fódlan Combat Arts can have different properties from standard attacks, and can vary in purpose, be it from being a simply stronger attack or be supporting in nature, such as moving ally units, or healing oneself. Using weapon-type Combat Arts, however, weakens a weapon's Durability faster than normal. While characters are mainly limited to having only 3 Combat Arts equipped at once, certain characters that have Crests can use a fourth, personal Combat Art when they wield a weapon-type Hero's Relic that corresponds to their Crest. In addition, certain classes will enable a special class-specific Combat Art for characters once they have mastered that specific class and are currently in said class, ignoring the three Combat Art limit as well, allowing certain characters to have up to 5 Combat Arts.

Dimitri has the Crest of Blaiddyd, which allows him to occasionally double both the Might and Durability costs of his Combat Arts when it activates. Lysithea and Catherine have the Crest of Charon, raising the Mt of their Combat Arts when it activates, which is also the case for Sylvain and his Crest of Gautier, Ingrid and her Crest of Daphnel, and characters that possess the Crest of Seiros, those being Rhea, Jeralt, and Edelgard. Claude has the Crest of Riegan, which allows him to occasionally recover about 30% of his health when using Combat Arts, which is also the effect of the long lost Crest of Chevalier. Seteth and Ferdinand have the Crest of Cichol, which allows them to occasionally stop enemies from performing counterattacks with their Combat Arts, which is also the case for Hilda and her Crest of Goneril.

Gallery

See also