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Fae

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Fae
GameFire Emblem: Fūin no Tsurugi

Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken

First SeenCh.22(Eliwood, Rekka no Ken)

Ch.16 (Fūin no Tsurugi)

Starting ClassManakete


“Fae wants to play hide-and-seek and tag and lots of other fun games.”
— Fae in a support conversation with Sophia

Fae (translated Fa in the Japanese versions) is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Fūin no Tsurugi. She is a dragon-child from the hidden Manakete village of Arcadia. True to her appearance, she is childish and naive despite that she is several centuries old. She always speaks in third person. In her support with Elphin, Fae reveals that her name is very long and humans can only hear the "Fae" part of it.

Contents

[edit] Story

[edit] Rekka no Ken

Fae can be found in the house on Chapter 22 of Eliwood's story on Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken, making a brief cameo (her name is mentioned only if Hawkeye enters the house.)

[edit] Fuin no Tsurugi

When Roy first arrives in the hidden village, Fae wants to go with them but is forbidden to do so. Despite the guardians of Nabata watching over her, first Hawkeye, then his daughter Igrene, Fae sneaks out and is captured by Bern. She is saved by Roy later on and fights with the army using her Divine Dragonstone.

[edit] In-Game

In addition to her normal stats, her Divine Stone starting weapon provides passive bonuses to her base attributes.

[edit] Initial Stats

  • Starting Class: Manakete
  • Affinity: Light
  • Level: 1
  • HP: 16
  • Strength/Magic: 2
  • Skill: 2
  • Speed: 3
  • Luck: 7
  • Defence: 2
  • Resistance: 6
  • Constitution: 1
  • Movement: 5

[edit] Growth Rates

  • HP: 130%
  • Strength/Magic: 90%
  • Skill: 85%
  • Speed: 65%
  • Luck: 150%
  • Defence: 30%
  • Resistance: 50%

[edit] Dragonstone Bonuses

  • Strength/Magic: 12
  • Skill: 12
  • Defence: 15
  • Resistance: 20

[edit] Overall

Fae is a relatively powerful unit, and becomes significantly more so every time she levels up. However, her weapon only has 30 uses, and without cheats or exploits, cannot be replaced. She excels offensively, and fares well defensively, her only true weakness being her speed. Given that much of her capability comes from her stone, and for the same reason has limited use, she is effective at filling in gaps on chapters that allow more characters than usual. While she may be fragile, she can do significant damage to enemies of any level.

[edit] Etemology

"Fae" is variant of the name "Fay" Derived from Middle English faie meaning "fairy". It appears in Geoffrey of Monmouth's Arthurian legends in the name of Morgan le Fay. It has been used as a given name since the 19th century. In some cases it may be used as a short form of FAITH

[edit] Notes

  • While Fae can only attack using a Divine Stone with only 30 uses, it is possible to steal a Fire Dragonstone with infinite uses in [[Fire Emblem: F{{subst:}}in no Tsurugi]] for Fae to use. This can be done in either Chapter 22 or 23 by having a Thief run up to an enemy Manakete and have the thief get berserked by an enemy spellcaster (although this can be very dangerous for the thief). Should the thief choose to steal from the Manakete, s/he will end up stealing a Fire Dragonstone, something that a normal thief not berserked would not able to do. Keep in mind that this may mess up the battle animation for Fae and may crash your Game Boy Advance/emulator.
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