Use Emblem Rings in combat to get stat boosts and special skills in Fire Emblem Engage. Learn more about how to use Emblem Rings, where to find Emblem Rings, inherit skills from Emblems, and deepen your bonds with Emblems.

How to Use Emblem Rings

Sync Emblem With Unit

Select a unit to equip the Emblem Ring to. When equipped with the Emblem Ring, your unit's Combat Stats and Basic Stats are increased. Additionally, your unit receives special skill bonuses known as Synchro Skills. You'll know that your unit is synced with an Emblem Ring when the Emblem hero appears to fight alongside your unit.

▶︎ New Features and Mechanics

Engage with Emblem

A separate mechanic from syncing, engaging with an Emblem fuses the Emblem hero with your unit. You can engage with an Emblem only once your Engage Meter has filled up during battle. Once engaged, you'll unlock Engage Weapons, Engage Skills, and Engage Attacks for only three turns before reverting back.

Each Emblem Ring offers unique Engage Skills, ranging from attack powerups that are used in combat to special abilities that allow you to traverse or alter the battlefield to your advantage.

▶︎ Engage Mechanic Explained

How to Inherit Skills for Emblem Rings

Visit the Ring Chamber at the Somniel

In the Somniel home base, visit the Ring Chamber in order to view the Emblem Rings you've collected on your playthrough thus far. Here, you can communicate with the Emblems and polish the Emblem Rings in order to deepen your bonds with the Emblems. Deepening your bonds with the Emblems allows you to inherit more skills from them.

▶︎ Things to Do at the Somniel

Purchase Skills with Skill Points

Interact with the Central Pedestal of the chamber and select Inherit Skills. Here, you'll see a list of your units and their inherited skills. Select the unit you'd like to inherit a skill from an Emblem, then cycle through the Emblems to find the skill you'd like to purchase. You then purchase the skill with SP (Skill Points), ranging anywhere from 250 to 2,500.

From the released footage, it seems that each unit can only equip a maximum of three inherited skills at a time. Note that, when equipped, your unit retains these inherited skills even when not equipped with the Emblem Ring that they purchased the skill from.

▶︎ Skill Inheritance Guide

Where to Find Emblem Rings

Acquire 12 Rings in Main Story

There are a total of 12 Emblem Rings to be found during the main story. Since collecting the Emblem Rings appears to be the main goal of the campaign, it's likely you'll encounter and acquire all 12 Emblem Rings as you progress through the story chapters. You can view the Emblem Rings you've collected at the Ring Chamber in the Somniel.

► List of All Emblems

Two Emblem Bracelets Found in DLC

Launching alongside the base game, Wave 1 of the Expansion Pass DLC adds two Emblem Bracelets that contain four additional Emblems. The Expansion Pass is paid additional content that doesn't affect the main story.

One Emblem Bracelet contains the Emblems of Edelgard, Dimitri, and Claude. This bracelet is acquired in the DLC right after viewing the event on Lookout Ridge at the Somniel home base. The other Emblem Bracelet contains the Emblem of Tiki. This bracelet can be acquired after completing Divine Paralogue: The Ancestor.

▶︎ DLC Roadmap

Fire Emblem Engage Related Guides

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