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Fire Emblem: Three Houses Dark Seals Guide -- What Do They Do?

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In Fire Emblem: Three Houses, you'll have to use different kinds of seals--beginner, intermediate, advanced, and master--to upgrade your units to a variety of combat classes. Later on in the game, you might pick up another kind of seal--the Dark Seal--after defeating a particular enemy who likes skulls (or if you're really good, you can get it quite early on in the game). But what do these Dark Seals do?

Answer: You guessed it, you use it to become certified in two particular classes: The Dark Mage and the Dark Bishop, which are more powerful versions of the standard mages and warlocks which specialize in Reason magic. These are male-only classes, unfortunately, but each of the three houses has at least one unit who can take advantage of Dark Seals. These classes are extra broody, take a look:

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