How To Increase Bond Level In Fire Emblem Engage

The following guide will tell you all the ways through which you can easily level up your Emblem Bond in Fire Emblem Engage.

Fire Emblem Engage brings a lot of new mechanics to the table, one of which is the inclusion of Emblem Rings and Bond levels. In the game, each character has a relationship with their Emblem Ring hero. This relationship is indicated via Fire Emblem Engage Bond levels. The higher the Bond level, the better the relationship and the stronger the Emblem Ring.

The following guide is articulated to provide you with every possible way to improve your Bond level and strengthen your relationship with Emblem Rings in FE Engage.

Best ways to increase Fire Emblem Engage Bond levels

By raising your Bond levels in FE Engage, you can enjoy a boost in your skills, stats, and abilities.

You can opt for different ways to strengthen your Bond levels with the Emblem Rings. Some ways are pretty simple, and some require you to pay to improve and get the best from the Emblem Rings.

Using the Emblem Ring in Combat

The first and most straightforward method to raise your emblem bond levels is using emblem rings during battles. These rings will provide you with some great stats that you can use to outmatch the enemies and win the battles.

You will only gain on bond levels by actively having the characters participate against your enemies. So, use them wisely, win battles, and raise your emblem bond levels with them.

Polishing the Emblem Ring after Combat

The next way to increase the bond levels is via polishing the emblem ring used in combat.

You can get any emblem ring polished by the character of your choice, increasing the bond level between the Emblem legend and the character. However, you can only polish the ring used in the fight after finishing the battle.

Having Conversations with the Emblem Ring Heroes

Another way to raise bond levels is by having frequent conversations with the emblem legends. Make your way to the Emblem section and click on portraits with yellowish bubbles.

You will start conversing with the hero of that specific ring and earn one emblem bond level at the end of a conversation.

How to level up Bonds fast in FE Engage

There are a lot of options available to the players to form an excellent character build, due to the variety of characters available and many skills associated with them. Players are always wondering how they can level up their Bonds fast. Here’s what you need to do:

You can train with the Emblem ring to gain bond levels in Fire Emblem Engage. Make your way to Somniel (your home base) and use bond fragments to start sparring with the emblem ring. You can take on this training as often as you want, but the cost is the Bond Fragments

Emblem Bond LevelBond Fragments Required
2-5100
6-10300
11-20500

Additionally, you can only train with the emblem after unlocking the Arena. The Arena is unlocked by completing Chapter 5 in FE: Engage.

Benefits of raising bond level

You will unlock the strongest abilities and stats for that emblem ring by winning. The hero will also provide information on their background and explain a few things about their world. With these ways, you can achieve the max potential of your emblem ring, making your character very strong and deadly against their foes.

How to increase Bond level over 10 in Fire Emblem Engage

You can only increase your emblem bond level to a maximum of level 10 using the above mentioned methods. Then you are required to complete a Paralogue quest that, upon completion, will allow you to achieve the max level.

These quests open up independently as you travel through the game world; they may require some time, but finishing them will be advantageous.

The concept of these quests is straightforward as that of the other combats. Once you’ve completed these quests, they will finally unlock the Max Bond Level. You need to reach max bond level 20 with any emblem ring of your liking and then win the mock battle against the hero of the emblem ring.

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