Castle address:
04089-16253
52954-22600
Belhalla Castle. Feel free to beat up my team and their un
rivalledtouched tactics, laughably composed of the 4 royal siblings horribly overleveled and a variety of comparatively neglected plebs, and bask in the glory of my collection of bronze statues. Beware the might of my third-level Fire Orb, whose sole purpose was [
to get Flora].
Oh and I think it looks kind of nice from a non-warfare point of view, I just kind of arranged the buildings so I could get all my in-game shopping done in one go rather than for unit spawn points. :v
So one thing I've gotten the impression of (it didn't matter much in Sacred Stones since it's baby easy) is that leveling up is random and it's very possible to have characters become useless as time goes on due to bad levels.
Is that the case?
What about my Lord? Can he end up being shitty or are stats weighted for him? If he does end up being shitty what do I do?
Also is there anywhere with a clear description of the math involved? The previews are useful but I can't preview what'll happen when a dude moves on me.
Yeah, RNG screwing is just part of the game. The Lord's susceptibility to it depends on the game. Some Lords are pretty lame; the most infamous are Leif, Roy, and Eliwood, who have a common problem of mediocre growths and promoting
way too late for their own good. Others (off the top of my head: Ike, Ephraim, Hector, maybe a couple others) traditionally become unstoppable beasts who can solo the game.
As for Corrin, I've looked up their stats on Serenes Forest, discounting class bonuses:
45% HP, 45% STR, 30% MAG, 40% SKL, 45% SPD, 45% LUK, 35% DEF, 25% RES
Your Boon raises your growths by 10%-25% in the stat you picked and 5% in 2 related other ones; your Bane lowers the rates in the same way, but with the main stat's overall penalty usually lowered by 5%.
These are quite good stats, to be honest. Compare with Path of Radiance Ike:
75% HP, 50% STR, 20% MAG, 50% SKL, 55% SPD, 35% LUK, 40% DEF, 40% RES
This is a net lowering by 55 points, and it doesn't even count the growth bonuses by class or your boon and bane. That is, a net lowering of 55 points from an
undefeatable god (as in, he
references his own indestructibility in his pre-battle dialogue with Radiant Dawn's final boss) and 30 of those 55 points are from HP anyway. You're probably fine.