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[[File:Ss feh lilina stats.png|200px|thumb|A 4{{star}} [[Lilina]] | [[File:Ss feh lilina stats.png|200px|thumb|A 4{{star}} [[Lilina]]; her rarity is shown above her epithet, ''Delightful Noble''.]] | ||
'''Rarity''' is an aspect of all units appearing in {{FEH}}. It denotes both their, as the name suggests, rarity, and an approximation of how powerful the unit is. A unit's rarity is represented by a number of {{star}} on their stat screen and elsewhere during gameplay. | '''Rarity''' is an aspect of all units appearing in {{FEH}}. It denotes both their, as the name suggests, rarity, and an approximation of how powerful the unit is. A unit's rarity is represented by a number of {{star}} on their stat screen and elsewhere during gameplay. | ||
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A character's rarity also alters several graphical elements, such as the border around their portrait. 5{{star}} units will also have golden sparkles on their map icon and in their stat screen. 4{{Star}} units have silver sparkles in their stat screen, but not their map icon. | A character's rarity also alters several graphical elements, such as the border around their portrait. 5{{star}} units will also have golden sparkles on their map icon and in their stat screen. 4{{Star}} units have silver sparkles in their stat screen, but not their map icon. | ||
Generic enemies can also have rarity values. Generic enemies of higher rarity are seen in higher difficulties, and are more powerful than their less-rare brethren | Generic enemies can also have rarity values. Generic enemies of higher rarity are seen in higher difficulties, and are more powerful than their less-rare brethren, being given both higher stats and more powerful [[skills]]. | ||
{{clear}} | {{clear}} | ||
===Rarity and summoning=== | ===Rarity and summoning=== | ||
[[File:Ss feh new hero.png|100px|thumb|A 4{{star}} [[Nino]] on the [[summoning]] screen.]] | [[File:Ss feh new hero.png|100px|thumb|A 4{{star}} [[Nino]] on the [[summoning]] screen.]] | ||
The lowest possible rarity of characters obtained through [[summoning]] is 3{{star}}. 1{{star}} and 2{{star}} units are generally obtained from special maps that give out characters. Some characters can be summoned at any | The lowest possible rarity of characters obtained through [[summoning]] is 3{{star}}. 1{{star}} and 2{{star}} units are generally obtained from special maps that give out characters. Some characters can be summoned at any rarity between 3{{star}} and 5{{star}}, while some characters, such as [[Lucina]], can only be summoned at 5{{star}} rarity, making them quite rare. Lower rarity versions of characters that can only be summoned as 5{{star}} only appear as enemies. | ||
A unit's rarity is shown immediately on the summoning screen under their map icon, making their rarity one of the first things known to the player. Aside from being stronger, units summoned at higher rarities also benefit from having more [[skills]] unlocked from the start. For example, | A unit's rarity is shown immediately on the summoning screen under their map icon, making their rarity one of the first things known to the player. Aside from being stronger, units summoned at higher rarities also benefit from having more [[skills]] unlocked from the start. For example, a [[Henry]] summoned at 3{{star}} rarity will start with only the [[Ruin]] weapon skill, while one summoned at 4{{star}} rarity will start with the more powerful [[Rauðrraven]] weapon skill as well as the special skill [[Glowing Ember]]. | ||
{{clear}} | {{clear}} | ||
==Unlock Potential== | ==Unlock Potential== | ||
[[File:Ss feh unlock potential.png|200px|thumb|Attempting to unlock [[Lilina]]'s potential, though the [[Hero Feather]] requirement is not yet met.]] | [[File:Ss feh unlock potential.png|200px|thumb|Attempting to unlock [[Lilina]]'s potential, though the [[Hero Feather]] requirement is not yet met.]] | ||
Through a process known as '''Unlocking Potential''', a | Through a process known as '''Unlocking Potential''' (Japanese: {{hl|覚醒|Kakusei}} ''Awakening''), a unit's rarity can be increased by one {{star}} at a time by spending both [[Badge]]s and [[Hero Feather]]s. While originally a unit's rarity could only be increased at [[level]] 20 or above, the version 2.9.0 update removed the level requirement. Upgrading a character from 1{{star}} to 2{{star}} is relatively trivial, though upgrading a character from 4{{star}} to 5{{star}} is quite expensive. When a unit's rarity is increased, their level, stats, and merges will be reset to their base values for a unit of that rarity, while their [[Skill point|SP]], learned [[skills]], and [[Dragonflower]] enhancements are retained. | ||
The Badge used must match that unit's color. Red units use Scarlet Badges, blue units use Azure Badges, green units use Verdant Badges, and gray units use Transparent Badges. | The Badge used must match that unit's color. Red units use Scarlet Badges, blue units use Azure Badges, green units use Verdant Badges, and gray units use Transparent Badges. | ||
{| | {| class="cellpadding-3 basic" style="width: 75%" | ||
!style=" | ! style="background: none" colspan="3" | Unlocking costs | ||
|- | |- | ||
!style=" | ! style="border-top-left-radius: 15px; width: 33.3%" | {{star}} increase | ||
!style=" | ! style="width: 33.3%" | Badges needed | ||
!style=" | ! style="border-top-right-radius: 15px; width: 33.4%" | Hero Feathers needed | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 1{{star}} to 2{{star}} | |||
| [[File:Is feh scarlet badge.png|20px]]/[[File:Is feh azure badge.png|20px]]/[[File:Is feh verdant badge.png|20px]]/[[File:Is feh transparent badge.png|20px]] 5 | |||
| | | {{HeroFeather}} 20 | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 2{{star}} to 3{{star}} | |||
| [[File:Is feh scarlet badge.png|20px]]/[[File:Is feh azure badge.png|20px]]/[[File:Is feh verdant badge.png|20px]]/[[File:Is feh transparent badge.png|20px]] 10 | |||
| | | {{HeroFeather}} 200 | ||
|- | |- | ||
| 3{{star}} to 4{{star}} | |||
| [[File:Is feh scarlet badge.png|20px]]/[[File:Is feh azure badge.png|20px]]/[[File:Is feh verdant badge.png|20px]]/[[File:Is feh transparent badge.png|20px]] 20 | |||
| | | {{HeroFeather}} 2000 | ||
|- | |- | ||
|style=" | | style="border-bottom-left-radius: 15px" | 4{{star}} to 5{{star}} | ||
| [[File:Is feh scarlet great badge.png|20px]]/[[File:Is feh azure great badge.png|20px]]/[[File:Is feh verdant great badge.png|20px]]/[[File:Is feh transparent great badge.png|20px]] 20 | |||
|style=" | | style="border-bottom-right-radius: 15px" | {{HeroFeather}} 20000 | ||
|} | |} | ||
{{Clear}} | {{Clear}} | ||
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