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Lance (character)

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Lance
GameFire Emblem: Fūin no Tsurugi
First SeenChapter 1: Dawn of Destiny
Starting ClassCavalier


“Of course I'll watch you fight. Still, I have no intention of losing to you from now on, either”
—Lance talking to Alan in a support conversation.

Lance (ランス, Ransu?) is a knight in service to House Pherae and travels with Roy to take back the lands annexed by Bern. Of the two Pheraean cavaliers, he is more intellectual and calm; it is revealed in support conversations with Wolt that he actually records down the circumstances of every battle the Lycian Alliance Army has been involved in so that he can identify and learn from any flaws in the battle plan. He looks up to Marcus and is a great friend of Alan; his characteristics compared with Alan also shows on their stats: Lance has more speed and skill while Alan has more Strength and Luck. Lance is actually not a native Pheraean.

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[edit] Starting Stats

HP: 20
Str: 5
Skl: 6
Spd: 8
Luk: 2
Def: 6
Res: 0
Con: 9
Aid: 16
Mov: 7
Affinity: Anima

[edit] Growth Rates

HP: 80%
Str: 40%
Skl: 45%
Spd: 50%
Luk: 35%
Def: 20%
Res: 15%

Lance has average growths in speed, strength, and skill and low defensive and resistance growths. Despite this, he is quick, accurate, and powerful. Once he's a Paladin he can use every physical weapon except bows. Due to his speed he double attacks enemies from the start, making him a useful unit in at least the early chapters.

[edit] Starting Items & Weapon Skill

Sword: E
Lance: D
Axe: None; E on promotion.

Items: Iron Sword, Javelin, Vulnerary

[edit] Promotion

To promote Lance, you must use a Knight Crest when he is Level 10+.
Class: Paladin
HP: +3
Str: +2
Skl: +2
Spd: +2
Luk: +2
Def: +2
Res: +3
Con: +2
Mov: +1
Aid: -2

Other: Can use axes (he starts at rank 'E') after being promoted

[edit] Supports

[edit] Possible Endings

  • Lance - Tranquil Knight

Upon returning to Pherae with Roy, Lance proceeded to help his master rebuild the trampled land. Never losing his cool, he would directly confront Roy if he was making a mistake, and he played a major role in leading Pherae to peace again.