Fire Emblem Awakening Marriage & Child Planner

In Fire Emblem Awakening, the children you can recruit depend on who marries whom, and so do their classes and starting skills. Pick a partner for each unit in the planner above to see the child, the classes they can use and the skills each parent can pass down. The plan stays saved in this browser.

How marriage and inheritance work

• An S-rank support is a marriage. Each unit can reach S rank with one partner only, and some pairs stop at A rank. The planner shows which pairs can go all the way.
• Every child has one fixed parent: Chrom for Lucina, Robin for Morgan, and the mother for everyone else. The other parent is whoever that unit marries.
• A child can use their own class plus both parents' classes. Each parent has one class list for sons and another for daughters. Lissa, for example, gives a daughter Cleric, Pegasus Knight and Troubadour, and a son Priest, Myrmidon and Barbarian. There are two exceptions. Lord is never passed on; Lucina is a Lord because it's her own class. And a child of Robin gets every class Robin can use for the child's gender, Tactician included.
• Morgan can use every class Robin can, plus the classes of Robin's spouse. If Robin is female, Morgan is a son; if Robin is male, a daughter.
• A child inherits the last skill in each parent's equipped skill list. The skill is set when you start the chapter where you recruit the child (the paralogue), so equip it in each parent's last slot before you enter that chapter. A parent can pass any skill they have learned, including one they inherited themselves (so a skill can go from Olivia to Inigo to Morgan). Special Dance can't be inherited.
• Some parents always pass the same skill, whatever is equipped: Chrom passes Aether to a daughter and Rightful King to a son. Morgan gets Aether from Lucina or another daughter of Chrom, Rightful King from Chrom or one of his sons, Shadowgift from Aversa and Conquest from Walhart. The planner fills these in.
• Children who share a parent in your game are siblings and can't marry. The planner blocks those pairs.

The children and their possible parents

Who can reach S rank with whom

Counting male and female Robin and both Morgans separately, 222 pairs can reach S rank. Not all of them can happen in one game: Morgan can't marry their own parent, for example. Units that can only marry Robin are listed too.