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All stat increases when changing class are based solely on the promoted class's base stats; if a unit's given stat prior to promotion is lower than the promoted class's base stat in the same, the stat increases by an amount sufficient to reach the promoted class's base stat. If a unit's current stat is higher than the matching promoted base stat, the stat is unmodified. | All stat increases when changing class are based solely on the promoted class's base stats; if a unit's given stat prior to promotion is lower than the promoted class's base stat in the same, the stat increases by an amount sufficient to reach the promoted class's base stat. If a unit's current stat is higher than the matching promoted base stat, the stat is unmodified. | ||
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!style="{{roundtl}}; border:none" width="100%" colspan="12"|Class change options and stat gains in {{title|Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light}} | !style="{{roundtl}}; border:none" width="100%" colspan="12"|Class change options and stat gains in {{title|Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light}} | ||
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In ''Gaiden'', class changing is achieved by visiting any [[Mila Shrine]]. By interacting with the female statue in the center of each, the player is prompted as to whether they want to promote each unit capable of promoting at the time. Each class has a set threshold level for class changing; once they reach this, the player is notified when the unit levels up to the correct level. ''Gaiden'' is the first game to feature trainee classes (albeit only one, the [[Villager]]) and third-tier advanced classes. | In ''Gaiden'', class changing is achieved by visiting any [[Mila Shrine]]. By interacting with the female statue in the center of each, the player is prompted as to whether they want to promote each unit capable of promoting at the time. Each class has a set threshold level for class changing; once they reach this, the player is notified when the unit levels up to the correct level. ''Gaiden'' is the first game to feature trainee classes (albeit only one, the [[Villager]]) and third-tier advanced classes. | ||
[[Alm]] and [[Celica]] both promote in events: Celica promotes to [[Princess]] by talking to a woman in | [[Alm]] and [[Celica]] both promote in events: Celica promotes to [[Princess]] by talking to a woman in [[Grieth]]'s Fort after clearing it in [[War of Deliverance|Act 3]], and Alm promotes to [[Hero]] when Celica talks to [[Halcyon]] in the Sage's Hamlet in [[Land of Sorrow (Gaiden)|Act 4]]. While Celica's initial class, [[Priestess (Gaiden)|Priestess]], is not exclusive to her, no other Priestesses can promote to Princess. When promoting a Villager, the player is randomly offered a class to promote it to; if the option is not to the player's wishes, they may cancel and try again to get a different offered class. When a [[Dread Fighter]] promotes to Villager, they can promote again to any of the five options available to the Villager as usual, looping the process of the class change tree from the beginning. | ||
All stat increases when changing class are based solely on the promoted class's base stats; if a unit's given stat prior to promotion is lower than the promoted class's base stat in the same, the stat increases by an amount sufficient to reach the promoted class's base stat. If a unit's current stat is higher than the matching promoted base stat, the stat is unmodified. | All stat increases when changing class are based solely on the promoted class's base stats; if a unit's given stat prior to promotion is lower than the promoted class's base stat in the same, the stat increases by an amount sufficient to reach the promoted class's base stat. If a unit's current stat is higher than the matching promoted base stat, the stat is unmodified. | ||
===Level thresholds=== | ===Level thresholds=== | ||
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!style="{{roundtl}}; border:none" width="100%" colspan="12"|Class change options and level thresholds in {{title|Gaiden}} | !style="{{roundtl}}; border:none" width="100%" colspan="12"|Class change options and level thresholds in {{title|Gaiden}} | ||
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===Stat modifications=== | ===Stat modifications=== | ||
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!style="{{roundtl}}; border:none" width="100%" colspan="12"|Class change options and stat gains in {{title|Gaiden}} | !style="{{roundtl}}; border:none" width="100%" colspan="12"|Class change options and stat gains in {{title|Gaiden}} | ||
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