Lloyd (Fates)

Lloyd (Fates)
Game Data
Game	Fire Emblem Fates
First Seen	Paralogue 2: Dragon Blood
Starting Class	Berserker
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“Hey, Bro. I'm beat! We can't keep doin' this! We're not strong enough!”
—Lloyd to his brother, Llewelyn, in Ghostly Gold.

Lloyd (ウィリアム Wiriamu, lit. William) is a capturable boss character from Fire Emblem Fates. Together with his twin brother Llewelyn, Lloyd continues the Archetype of twin bandits that is prevalent in the Fire Emblem Series. They are the first of the bandit twins to become playable in the series. He is voiced by Travis Willingham in the English version.

Profile

Lloyd appears with Llewelyn as an optional Boss in Kana's paralogue. They only appear on turn 8, and can thus be easily missed. In the paralogue, Lloyd and Llewelyn, impressed by the power displayed by Kana in his/her feral dragon form, decide to capture him/her and tame him/her as their pet.

Lloyd and Llewelyn also appear in the DLC episode Ghostly Gold, where they are charged with the task of guarding the relics that are located in some ruins. When the relics begin to be smashed by invisible assailants, the brothers, driven into a state of fluster, hire the Avatar and their army to guard them while they get a well-deserved slumber. Following the conclusion of the ensuing battle, both brothers express surprise to learn that ghosts are responsible for pillaging the ruins. As a means of expressing their gratitude for the Avatar's service, the brothers permit them to retain the gold that has been gathered throughout the battle.

Lloyd and Llewelyn also feature in the DLC episode Anna on the Run, where they appear as hostile leaders of a pirate gang. In the episode, the twins, alongside twelve of their other brothers, embark on a search to locate Anna, who had come to reclaim an Arms Scroll that the two had stolen from her.

In-Game

As an Enemy

Xenologue 5 - Museum Melee

Starting Class
Berserker
Level	HP	Str	Mag	Skl	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Mov
Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	6
Skills			Weapon			Starting Items
Varies			- Varies			Varies

• Note: Stats and equipment are dependent on the player's progress in the game.

Xenologue 10 - Anna on the Run

Starting Class
Berserker
Level	HP	Str	Mag	Skl	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Mov
Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies	6
Skills			Weapon			Starting Items
Good Fortune			Axe - C			Varies

• Note: Stats and equipment are dependent on the player's progress in the game.

Growth Rates

HP	Str	Mag	Skl	Spd	Lck	Def	Res
115%	85%	5%	50%	45%	35%	15%	10%

• Note: Growth rates are based on the character in their base class.

Max Stat Modifiers

Str	Mag	Skl	Spd	Luk	Def	Res
+2	-1	+2	-3	0	0	0

Class Sets

Standard Sets

Base Classes	Promoted Classes
Fighter	Berserker
	Hero

Special Classes

Base Classes	Promoted Classes
Dread Fighter (Dread Scroll required)	-
	-
Dark Falcon (Ebon Wing required)	-
	-
Ballistician (Sighting Lens required)	-
	-
Lodestar (Hero's Brand required)	-
	-
Grandmaster (Fell Brand required)	-
	-
Vanguard (Vanguard Brand required)	-
	-

Overall

Lloyd is a glass cannon in the truest sense of the term, featuring impressive physical offensive capabilities that are heavily offset by his abysmal defenses. His HP growth is, however, ludicrously high, a fact that lightly remedies his poor defenses. The only skills Lloyd has access to in Normal mode without reclassing are Rally Strength, Axefaire, HP +5 and Gamble.

Lloyd's only normal reclassing option is the Hero class, which grants him access to the Sol and Axebreaker skills, both of which serve to further amplify his combat prowess, Sol grants Lloyd the ability to replenish his HP when attacking enemies, a fact that will greatly help him offset the heavy damage that he is very likely to sustain. Axebreaker, on the other hand, will only give him the upper hand in battle when facing against Axe and Club-wielding opponents.

Quotes

“That dragon's mine! I'm going to name it Llizardface!”
—Lloyd's pre-battle quote.

“Urrggh... So much for Llizardface.”
—Lloyd's defeat quote.

Defeated by Player/Enemy

“Why...”

Notes

• In the Japanese version, the bandits in Anna on the Run have different names based off Meat. This implies they are not Lloyd, and Llewelyn, and merely portrait re-uses.