Abel
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“Blast! This will not do. How did Gra's soldiers ever make it this far?”
— Abel
Abel, a cavalier of Altea. He is known as the 'Black Panther'.
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[edit] Background
Abel is a friend of Cain and a loyal knight of Altea, nicknamed Black Panther. He helps Marth in his entourage. However, unlike Cain, Abel retired after the quest and opens a shop. He also marries one of the Macedonian Pegasus Sisters, Est.
The attack from the Empire forces Abel to return to the military. However, Est was taken hostage and Abel was forced to fight against Altea. When confronted by Marth, Abel regretfully chose to side with Marth again, knowing the consequence that Est will be executed, although she can be saved if the player brings Yumina and the Rescue Staff. At the end of the battle, Abel vanishes, probably chasing after Est, who leaves him in her ending.
[edit] Statistics
[edit] FE1
[edit] Base Statistics
| Starting Class | Level | HP | Str/Mag | Con | Skill | Spd | Lck | Def | Res | Move | Weapon |
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| Cavalier | 1 | 18 | 6 | N/A | 7 | 7 | 2 | 7 | 0 | 9 | Sword, Lance |
- WSK: 6
- Equipment: Iron Sword and Javelin
[edit] Growth Rates
- MHP: 70%
- STR: 40%
- SKL: 50%
- WSK: 70%
- SPD: 50%
- DEF: 20%
- RES: 0%
- LUK: 40%
[edit] FE3
[edit] Growth Rates
- MHP: 70%
- STR: 40%
- SKL: 50%
- WSK: 70%
- SPD: 50%
- DEF: 20%
- RES: 3%
- LUK: 40%
[edit] Overall
Whether or not you want to use Abel over Cain is all based on personal opinion. Both can be good units when leveled up however and they both have the same growth rates and fairly similar stats. The main difference is Abel gains Strength and HP quicker then Cain while Cain focuses on Speed and Skill. Don't be discouraged to use both however because both can be solid units.
[edit] Recruitment
- In FE1/11, Abel starts off in your party in the first chapter.
- In FE3: Book 1, Abel starts off in your party in the first chapter.
- In FE3: Book 2, Abel must be recruited by Est or Marth in Chapter 15.
[edit] Etymology
In Hebrew it can either mean "A breath" or it is the Chritian Bible's character Abel: the son of Adam and Eve. He is portrayed as a shepherd, whose offering to God is accepted; but he eventually was murdered by his brother Cain.
[edit] Gallery
 Abel, as he appears in FE1 |
 Abel, as he appears in FE3 |
 Abel, as he appears in FE11 |
