Fire Emblem Three Houses How To Raise Your Professor Level And Get More AP

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Fire Emblem Three Houses How To Raise Your Professor Level And Get More AP

How to raise professor level in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and gain more time and money to use on your students. via: Nintendo Pretty quickly into Fire Emblem: Three Houses (), you become a teacher. Your progress in this role is reflected in many things, but the most direct indicator is your professor level. This meter and corresponding grade often hang out onscreen during your free-roam sessions in the monastery. Also of note is a bar on top that tracks your activity points. These two things are connected, and determine how much you get to do on your day off and how much money you're given each month. You want more time and money, so here's how to raise your professor level. via: Nintendo Insider THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY

What Professor Level Does

Your professor level starts at E. Like in most games, leveling up with take you from E to D to C and so on. With each milestone you gain another activity point. Your monthly allowance will also be raised. Money is self-explanatory, with it being used to buy more items, repair weapons, rebuild battalions, and give gifts. Activity points are used to partake in certain activities with students on your day off, or learn from your fellow teachers. You only get a certain amount per day, limiting how many activities you can do. Since these activities help you grow closer to your students, making them stronger, you'll want to level up and increase your daily limit fast. Finally, a certain professor levels allows you assign adjutants. Adjutants are Three House's version of the pair up mechanic, allowing two units to fight as one in battle. It also allows the aid to gain experience without being in danger, a good way to level up more fragile units.

How To Raise Professor Level

The simple answer is: do everything you can when you have free access to the monastery. Fish, garden, have meals with students, partake in choir practice, mentor, and trade knowledge with your fellow professors. Any of these things will result in a small increase to your professor level. In short, do everything you can to be an active teacher. Your students, and your treasury, will thank you.