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Fire Emblem: Three Hopes - Asura Class Build (Unlock, Stats, & Strategies)

The Asura class is what can be used to create the best sword-user build in Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes, and it is a master class that can exclusively be used by Shez only. The Asura class is, in essence, a more powerful version of the Fluegel class that is also exclusive to Shez, improving upon their ability to wield two swords and capability of using magic. Because this class gives Shez the ability to wield two swords and use magic, it's the perfect alternative to the master class called Mortal Savant which uses both magic and a single sword. Additionally, Asura is the only class in the game that can use the Swift Awakening ability.

Swift Awakening is a class ability unique to Shez in Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes because it is specifically assigned to the Asura class. When the Awakening Mode ability has been activated, Shez receives a temporary immortality effect that prevents them from being reduced to zero hit points. Additionally, this allows the protagonist to gain unlimited Adjutant Attack Gauge energy and the ability ends with a Warrior Special. With access to Swift Awakening, Shez's Awakening Gauge will fill quicker with successful attacks in Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes.

Related: How To Increase Morale in Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes

Because Asura is a master class, players will not have access to it until they reach chapter 10 in Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes, and it will remain hidden in the Change Class menu. Even then, they'll have to master the advanced class that comes before it in Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes called Swordmaster, upgrade the Training Instructor, and obtain a Master Seal. Fortunately, Master Seals can easily be obtained by playing through the campaign, or by purchasing one from Anna's secret shop later on.

In addition to gaining access to the Swift Awakening ability, the Asura class also grants Shez Axe Buster Lv. 5. This is another unique class ability that is only slightly more available in the game as both Shez and the Ashen Demon's Enlightened One classes can obtain it. This ability grants a greater advantage against enemies equipped with axes by one tier, increasing the damage to them by 100%. Thus, the best use for Shez after reaching the Asura class is to combat all enemies that use axes as their weapon of choice.

Additionally, because Asura Shez is so powerful, it's a great idea to have them become an Adjutant in Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes to whatever unit needs to be protected or leveled up. However, despite their power, Asura Shez may still have a problem dealing with advanced or master class lance users, particularly if they're atop a mount. Nonetheless, this is the first master class that players should concern themselves with acquiring in Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes.

Next: Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes - Cooking Guide

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is available for the Nintendo Switch.



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