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| − | '''Critical Evade''' (also known as '''Critical Dodge''') is equivalent to regular [[Evade]], but instead reduces the enemy's chance of performing a [[critical hit]]. In most games, it is equal to [[Luck]] + [[Support]] bonuses. |
+ | '''Critical Evade''' (also known as '''Critical Dodge''') is equivalent to regular [[Evade]], but instead reduces the enemy's chance of performing a [[critical hit]]. In most games, it is equal to [[Luck]] + [[Support]] bonuses. In ''[[Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War]]'' critical evasion is always 0, and in ''[[Fire Emblem: Thracia 776]]'' critical evasion is calculated by half of the unit's luck stat instead of all of it. |
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Critical Evade (also known as Critical Dodge) is equivalent to regular Evade, but instead reduces the enemy's chance of performing a critical hit. In most games, it is equal to Luck + Support bonuses. In Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War critical evasion is always 0, and in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 critical evasion is calculated by half of the unit's luck stat instead of all of it.
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