Use EXP boosting skills in combat and take part in Somniel activities to level up fast in Fire Emblem Engage. Learn about all the EXP farming methods, how to level up your units, as well as know the level cap for both normal and special classes!

Infinite Leveling Methods

Unit Trapping (Archers Only)

Both Kagetsu and Louis have unequipped weapons and allows Fogado to chip the Ruffian's HP per turn infinitely thanks to Hortensia's Dragon Vein heal.

Requirements	Heal Tiles or Corrin Emblem with Mystic Class, Tank Units (Dodge or Physical), Archers, Weak Bows

This method works for archer units with a specific setup. You'll need to find a unit that you want to corner with tanky units. This is best done on a unit that are standing on heal tiles to increase their survivability. Once cornered, only place tanky units beside the enemy then unequip their weapons to ensure that you wont kill them with counter attacks.

The next step would be to keep on attacking the enemy units with your archers to gain an infinite amount of experience points. This method works great for maddening runs and if your melee units also don't deal damage then this method can work for those too!

Blaze Heal Spam (Staff Users Only)

Requirements	Corrin Emblem, Insane Amounts of Heal Staves

This is one of the simplest ways to strengthen your healers. You'll want to use Corrin's Dragon Vein to set your own team ablaze. This will damage your team the next turn which allows you to use your healing skills to gain free experience points!

Re-use Dance (Dancer Only)

Requirements	Dancer, Non-Moving Enemies or Trapped Enemies

This is more a supplemental method where you can just use dance during stages where no enemies are advancing or when you're doing the enemy trapping method.

Best Ways to Level Up Fast

Use Micaiah's Great Sacrifice

Emblem Micaiah's Engage Attack Great Sacrifice heals all units in the battlefield. Each use of Great Sacrifice can earn a unit around 120 EXP, which is enough for a full level and then some.

Combo Great Sacrifice with Celica's Inheritance Skill

Emblem Celica's skill Favorite Food fully restores the engage meter of a unit, allowing you to use Great Sacrifice twice. Simply use Great Sacrifice, and then Favorite Food so Great Sacrifice becomes available immediately.

Advantages and Disadvantages of This Method
Advantages	・Huge amount of SP and EXP per battle ・ Can be done any time as long as you have access to a Skirmish or Standard Training ・Can train a specific unit
Disadvantages	・ Needs preparation by manipulating the HP of your units ・ Requires Level 8 Bond Level with Celica

▶︎ Emblem Celica's Skills and Abilities

Have Weaker Units Defeat Enemies

More EXP goes to the unit that deals the killing blow to an enemy. You can have your stronger units weaken an enemy and have your lower leveled units deal the killing blow so they get a great amount of EXP.

Use Marth's Mercurius Engage Weapon

Marth's Mercurius has a passive effect of doubling its user's EXP. This becomes available by reaching Bond Level 10 with Marth. Marth is one of the earlier Emblems who will join your party so it is best to prioritize leveling up your bond with him as soon as he is unlocked.

Try to use it in battle as much as you can to maximize EXP gain.

▶︎ Emblem Marth's Engage Skills, Abilities, and Engage Weapon

Do Standard Training In Between Battles

The Arena in Somniel offers Standard Training where you will fight against your allies in mock battles to earn EXP and Skill Points. Standard Training can only be done up to 3 times after every battle, so try to do 3 of them in between battles for efficiency.

▶︎ What You Can Do During Training at the Arena

Equip Byleth's Mentorship

Mentorship boosts EXP gain by 20% not just for your unit but for adjacent allies as well! It can be unlocked fairly quickly too, requiring only a Lvl 3 Bond Level with Byleth. It can also be inherited from him for 250 SP.

▶︎ Byleth Engage Skills, Abilities, and Engage Weapon

Use Lineage Synchro Skill from DLC Emblems

The Lineage Synchro Skill boosts EXP gained from battle by 20%. Take note that this is available if you have access to the Wave 1 DLC Expansion Pass.

▶︎ Edelgard Engage Skills, Abilities, and Engage Weapons

What is the Level Cap?

Level 20 for Base and Advanced Classes

The max level for Base and Advanced classes is Level 20. Base Class are classes of a lower tier than advanced classes. They do not have exclusive skills and their stat growth are usually lower than their advanced class counterparts. Levels for any class can be reset using a Second Seal once their level cap is reached.

▶︎ List of All Classes

Level 40 for Special Classes

Special classes on the other hand, can level up their units up to level 40.They also learn their exclusive class on Level 25 as opposed to advanced classes learning it at 5. This makes advanced classes get stronger faster if they reach 10 then class up immediately as they effectively only need 15 levels to access their exclusive skills.

There are only 3 playable special classes in the game which are the Thief, Fell Child, and the Dancer.

Fire Emblem Engage Related Guides

▶︎ Beginner's Guide to Fire Emblem Engage

All Tips and Tricks

Tier Lists and Builds
Best Units	Best Classes for Each Unit
Best Emblem Ring Pairings	Class Tier List
Best Party Composition	Best Units for Maddening Run
How to Build Characters	Emblem Tier List
Unit Guides
How to Recruit Units	Class Change: When to Promote Units
Best Gifts for All Characters	Growth Rates and Stat Caps
Every Stat Explained	How to Increase Weapon Proficiency
How to Get the Pact Ring	All Paired Endings
Romance Options	What Happens on Your Birthday?
How to Get S Rank Support	Should you Gift the Horse Manure?
Valuable Items/Farming Guides
SP Farming	EXP Farming
Gold Farming	Where to Get Master Seals
Where to Get Second Seals	How to Get the Silver Card
How to Farm Iron, Steel, and Silver Ingots	How to Farm Bane Books
Emblem Guides
Skill Inheritance	How to Farm Bond Fragments
All Synchro Skills	How to Reach Level 20 Bond Level
How to Use Emblem Rings	Bond Effects
Engage Mechanic Explained	-
Battle and Combat Guides
How to Reroll Skirmishes	How to Reroll Stats on Level Up
Should You Optimize?	Poison Mechanic Explained
Permadeath Explained	How to Open Treasure Chests and Doors
Dodge vs Avoid Explained	What Does Luck Affect?
Build Stat and Attack Speed	Follow-Up Attack Guide
How to Rewind	Exploration Guide
How to Use Auto-Battle	Break Mechanic Explained
Battle Symbols Explained	Weapon Durability
Spirits of the Fallen	Weapon Triangle Explained
How to Navigate Dark Maps	Terrains Explained
Other Guides/FAQs
Missable Items	Post Game Content
How to Unlock DLC	Lookout Ridge
Difficulty Level Differences	Maddening Difficulty Guide
Lost Items	Are There Dark Seals?
Fell Xenologue Unlock Guide	-