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Typically, there is a variety of weapons available to the player which deal [[bonus damage]] to monster units: the [[Blessed Sword]], [[Blessed Lance]], [[Blessed Bow]] and [[Seraphim]] in ''Gaiden'' and its remake {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}}, the Sacred Twin weapons and the [[Slayer]] skill in ''The Sacred Stones'', the Blessed Lance and Blessed Bow in ''Awakening'' and ''Fates'', and the [[Spirit Katana]] in ''Fates''. | Typically, there is a variety of weapons available to the player which deal [[bonus damage]] to monster units: the [[Blessed Sword]], [[Blessed Lance]], [[Blessed Bow]] and [[Seraphim]] in ''Gaiden'' and its remake {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}}, the Sacred Twin weapons and the [[Slayer]] skill in ''The Sacred Stones'', the Blessed Lance and Blessed Bow in ''Awakening'' and ''Fates'', and the [[Spirit Katana]] in ''Fates''. | ||
In {{title|Three Houses}}, monster units work much more differently than regular units. Most monster units now take up multiple spaces, typically a 2×2 square or even a 3×3 square, and attacking any space they occupy will damage them. Monsters are much more powerful overall, boasting multiple health bars and [[Barrier (monster)|barrier]]s that reduce damage dealt to them, as well as grant them various [[abilities]] when targeted. Emptying their health bars will grant them latent abilities as well. In addition, all monsters have a [[Staggering Blow]]—a powerful area-of-effect attack which requires some preparation beforehand. | In {{title|Three Houses}}, monster units work much more differently than regular units. Most monster units now take up multiple spaces, typically a 2×2 square or even a 3×3 square, and attacking any space they occupy will damage them. Monsters are much more powerful overall, boasting multiple [[Hit point|health bars]] and [[Barrier (monster)|barrier]]s that reduce damage dealt to them, as well as grant them various [[abilities]] when targeted. Emptying their health bars will grant them latent abilities as well. In addition, all monsters have a [[Staggering Blow]]—a powerful area-of-effect attack which requires some preparation beforehand. | ||
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