Explore the Monastery Thoroughly
Fire Emblem Three Houses Tips & Tricks
Now that you have a better idea of how the teaching system works in Fire Emblem Three Houses, you’ll want to make use of the facilities in the Monastery to help supplement your lesson plans.
First off, we have the Dining Hall, which lets you do two things: meal sharing, and meal preparation. Meal sharing can be done multiple times a day, provided you have enough activity points, but you only get one free meal each time. Subsequent meals need to be crafted with ingredients obtained from gardening or fishing.
Meal sharing lets you eat with two students, and this increases support points, as well as maxes out their motivation meter.
Meal preparation can be done with one other student to increase support points, and this gives your entire roster a buff for that month, depending on the type of food you’re preparing.
Next up, you have the Cathedral, which lets you answer notes from the advice box, and go for choir practice. Choir practice can be done with two other students, and rewards you with support points as well as a skill boost in Faith.
The advice box is full of questions from anonymous students, and you need to give them the right kind of advice to increase your support points with them.
Once you accrue enough renown (from completing battles and side missions), you can talk to the Saint-Statue Artisan in the Cathedral and spend renown points on experience and skill buffs to increase your roster’s growth rate.
Finally, we have the Greenhouse and Fishing Pond, which allow you to harvest plants and fish. These don’t take up activity points, but are a good source of renown, so it’s worth gardening and fishing whenever you can.
Outside of all these activities, exploring the Monastery in Fire Emblem Three Houses is also a good way to get to know the students better. And if you have the right stats, you can even recruit students from other Houses into your class.
There are several other things to do as well, such as participating in inter-house tournaments to get new weapons and money, or talking to your fellow staff and faculty for Faculty Training. This is a good opportunity to give your own character some skill progress in whichever areas you want to develop.
There are side missions to take on in the Monastery each month as well, which are mostly just simple fetch quests and serve as a nice source of renown.
And it’s also worth noting that most of Byleth’s support conversations can only be viewed when exploring the Monastery, so you’ll want to keep a look out for the blue speech bubble icons on your map, which indicate available support conversations.
Every little thing you do in the Monastery contributes to your professor level, which is directly proportionate to the amount of money you get from the church each month and how many activity points you have.
