Inherit Skill
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Inherit Skill is a feature introduced in Version 1.1.0 that allows a Hero to learn skills from another Hero. It can be found under the Ally Growth menu.
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Inherit Skill: Details[edit | edit source]
You can use Inherit Skill to learn up to three skills at once from a Hero.
The Hero being sacrificed does not need to be the same rarity as the Hero inheriting the skills. Nor do they need to have learned the skill they are transferring. However, the Hero being sacrificed can only pass on skills that they could learn at their current rarity.
There is no limit to how many skills a Hero can inherit overall. However, each sacrificed Hero can only provide up to three inheritable skills.
A Hero can inherit learned or unlearned skills from another Hero, but a Hero does not immediately learn a skill just by inheriting it. In order to learn the inherited skill, the Hero will need 1.5x the normal amount of SP required to learn that skill. An exception to this is if a Hero inherits a skill they cannot learn at their current rarity, but at a higher rarity; the SP cost will remain normal.
You will lose the Hero that donated the skills to the other Hero, so use Inherit Skill wisely.
Combat Manuals[edit | edit source]
a Combat Manual can be used instead of sacrificing a Hero. The skills available from a manual are the same as those available from the Hero that the manual was created from. For example, a 3
Bartre: Fearless Warrior manual will have the same skills available as a 3 Bartre: Fearless Warrior. No more than 3 skills may be inherited from a single manual, and the manual will disappear after one or more skills have been inherited from it.
Manuals can only act as a source for skill inheritance, not as the recipient. As such, manuals cannot inherit skills from Heroes or from other manuals.
Inherit Skill Restrictions[edit | edit source]
Most skills are inheritable, barring a number of exceptions. There are three type of restrictions:
| Restriction | Description | Example |
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| Weapon-Type Restriction | Only certain weapon types can learn certain skills. |  Distant Counter is only inheritable by melee units. Silver Sword+ can only be learned by Sword units. Swordbreaker 3 (Red) cannot be learned by Green units (e.g.  Green Tome,  Axe users, etc.)
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| Movement-Type Restrictions | Only certain movement types can learn certain skills. |  Goad Armor can only be learned by  Armored units.
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| Exclusive Skills | Some skills are limited to certain units. | Special skills like Falchion can never be inherited. Although several units (e.g.  Marth: Altean Prince,  Chrom: Exalted Prince,  Lucina: Future Witness,  Alm: Hero of Prophecy) can learn the skill, the skill cannot be inherited even between these units (for example, attempting to inherit Falchion from Lucina to Chrom). The only way to pass an exclusive skill is via Merge Allies. |
Additionally, Prerequisite skills must be inherited as well, and count towards the limit of 3. For example, in order your Heroes to inherit and learn 
Vantage 3, they need to inherit 
Vantage 1 and 
Vantage 2 as well. This includes weapons (e.g. 
Slaying Spear+ would require inheriting Slaying Spear or Heavy Spear+).
Merging Allies with Learned Skills[edit | edit source]
When merging allies, all inherited and base skills and their learned status will be passed on. For example:
Example A
Effie: Army of One A has Brave Lance+ inherited and learned.- Effie: Army of One B does not have Brave Lance+.
- You merge Effie A onto Effie B.
- Result: The merged Effie has Brave Lance+ learned.
Example B
- Effie: Army of One A has
Fortify Armor inherited but not learned. - Effie: Army of One B does not have Fortify Armor.
- You Merge Effie A onto Effie B.
- Result: The merged Effie can learn Fortify Armor.
This allows you to invest skills in a Hero even if they do not have a preferable stat variation because if you find the same unit with a better stat variation, you can safely merge them together and they will keep all their learned and unlearned skills. This was introduced in Version 1.2.0.
Search Function[edit | edit source]
The Search Function was introduced in Version 1.7.0 and it allows you to easily search for Heroes with specific skills. Use the filter to set the skill you want to find, and the Heroes that can learn that will have a check mark on their profile. Heroes who could learn the skill if they were to use Unlock Potential to increase their rarity level are denoted by a gray mark.
Helpful Resources[edit | edit source]
- Skills table - Lists all Heroes and what weapon/passives they have.
- Level 40 stats table - Lists all Heroes and their max level raw stats.
- Weapons - A list of all Weapons.
- Assists - A list of all Assists.
- Specials - A list of all Specials.
- Passives - A list of all Passives.
- 4★ Inheritable Skill Chains List - Inheritable Full Skill Chains at 4
. - 5★ Inheritable Skill Chains List - Inheritable Full Skill Chains at 5
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In other languages[edit | edit source]
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Japanese | スキル継承 |
| German | Fähigkeit erben |
| Spanish (Europe) | Legar habilidad |
| Spanish (Latin America) | Legar habilidad |
| French | Transmettre Aptitudes |
| Italian | Eredita abilità |
| Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) | 繼承技能 |
| Portuguese | Herdar habilidade |
