Chivalry

Type	Icon	Name	SP	Required	Description [ExpandCollapse]
B		Chivalry	300	—	Enables【Canto (Rem. +1)】. At start of combat, if foe's HP ≥ 50%, inflicts Atk/Spd/Def-5 on foe during combat. Reduces damage from attacks during combat and from area-of-effect Specials (excluding Røkkr area-of-effect Specials) by percentage = 50% of foe's HP at start of combat. (Example: if foe's HP = 75%, damage is reduced by 37%.)	Enables【Canto (Rem. +1)】. At start of combat, if foe's HP ≥ 50%, inflicts Atk/Spd/Def-5 on foe during combat. Reduces damage from attacks during combat and from area-of-effect Specials (excluding Røkkr area-of-effect Specials) by percentage = 50% of foe's HP at start of combat. (Example: if foe's HP = 75%, damage is reduced by 37%.) 【Canto (Rem. +1)】 After an attack, Assist skill, or structure destruction, unit can move again. The distance of the movement is the remaining movement the unit had before the actions listed above+1 (If unit used a movement skill that warps them, the remainder is 0). (Unit moves according to movement type. Once per turn. Cannot attack or assist. Only highest value applied. Does not stack. After moving, if a skill that grants another action would be triggered (like with Galeforce), Canto will trigger after the granted action. Unit's base movement has no effect on movement granted. Cannot warp (using skills like Wings of Mercy) a distance greater than unit would be able to move with normal Canto movement.)
This skill can only be equipped by its original unit.

* Unused restrictions: No restrictions.

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【Canto (Rem. +1)】 will not trigger after an extra action granted by Sing/Dance users or Duo/ Harmonized skills if it has already been triggered that turn or if the unit does not perform an action.
If the unit uses a ranged weapon type and is inflicted with Canto Control, 【Canto (Rem. +1)】 will trigger, but the unit's action will end without being able to move.
- Canto Control will reduce the amount of movement granted by 【Canto (Rem. +1)】 to 1 space if the affected unit uses a close weapon type.
【Canto (Rem. +1)】 takes into account the unit's Move Type and the movement restrictions involved with it. For Example, a Cavalry unit cannot use 【Canto (Rem. +1)】 to enter or cross through a forest.
- 【Canto (Rem. +1)】 also takes into account effects that alter a unit's normal movement such as Pass 3, Obstruct 3, Traverse Terrain, 【Divine Vein (Flame)】, and 【Pathfinder】.
- 【Canto (Rem. +1)】 also takes into account warping effects such as Guidance 4 and Air Orders. However, the distance is limited to the maximum amount of spaces allotted by 【Canto (Rem. +1)】.
- 【Canto (Rem. +1)】 also takes into account status effects that alter a unit's movement value such as Mobility increased, Stall, and Gravity.
  - 【Canto (Rem. +1)】 will have the remaining value be reduced to 1 if the unit was inflicted with Stall or Gravity and did not move.
  - The remaining value for 【Canto (Rem. +1)】 will not be affected if the unit was inflicted with Stall or Gravity after combat.
The stat decrease that can be applied by Chivalry is considered a temporary debuff.

The damage-reduction is calculated after offensive Specials and damage boosting effects such as Arcane Lúin and Dominance.
- If a skill such as Miracle or Everliving Domain can trigger, the damage-reduction effect will not trigger and the user will still survive with only 1 HP.
- Percentage-based damage-reduction effects stack multiplicatively, unlike interactions related to the weapon-triangle, such as Triangle Adept and the weapon-triangle advantage boost.
  - For example, if both Buffer 4 and Godlike Reflexes activate, the maximum total damage-reduction is 70% instead of 90%, since the two skills reduce the damage to (1 − 50%) × (1 − 40%) = 30% of the original damage.
- For more information, see Damage calculation.
Sources of effects that reduce damage-reduction:

Sources of damage-reduction neutralization:

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Unit	Skill chain
Xander: Gallant King	Chivalry 5

In other languages[ | ]

Language	Name
Japanese	騎士道
German	Ritterlichkeit
Spanish (Europe)	Caballerosidad
Spanish (Latin America)	Caballerosidad
French	Chevalerie
Italian	Galanteria
Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)	騎士精神
Portuguese	Cavalheirismo

Chivalry

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