Discipline

Discipline (in the Japanese version) is a skill introduced in Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance.

OverviewEdit

In Path of Radiance, Discipline (手加減, Tekagen lit. Holding Back in the original Japanese version) significantly lowers its user's stats, and is solely used for training Ike in the Prologue chapters by Boyd and Greil. It is a blank skill, and does not appear when Boyd becomes playable later on.

In Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn, Discipline doubles the rate at which Weapon experience is gained, and is akin to the double experience effect of Paragon. The scroll that bestows the skill is possessed by Burton, the boss of Part 1 Chapter 3, and can be stolen. It can also be found as a Hidden Treasure in Part 2, Chapter 2.

In Fire Emblem Awakening, the Discipline skill also bestows an increased weapon experience boost upon its user, but can only be learned by Cavaliers.

In Fire Emblem: Three Houses, Discipline is renamed Mastermind (天才 Tensai, lit. Genius in the original Japanese version), where it only appears as Lysithea's Personal Skill and is in Jeritza's available Abilities upon recruitment in the Crimson Flower run. Much like before, Mastermind doubles the amount of skill experience that she earns in battle.

StatsEdit

Fire Emblem: Path of RadianceEdit

Name	Activation	Capacity
Discipline	-	-
Effects	Allows its user to inflict reduced amounts of damage upon enemy units.
Users	-
Notes	-

Fire Emblem: Radiant DawnEdit

Name	Activation	Capacity
Discipline	-	10
Effects	Doubles the amount of Weapon EXP gained by the user.
Users	Beorc-only; Can be assigned with the Discipline Scroll.
Notes	-

Fire Emblem AwakeningEdit

Name	Activation	Capacity
Discipline	-	-
Effects	Doubles the amount of Weapon EXP gained by the user.
Users	Class skill of Level 1 Cavaliers.
Notes	-

Fire Emblem Three HousesEdit

Name	Activation	Capacity
Mastermind	-	-
Effects	It doubles the user's skill experience gained in battle.
Users	Lysithea, Jeritza.
Notes	Personal ability of Lysithea.