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“...And then we capture Tarrah while the Empire is exhausted...”
—Makroy talking to Travant

Makroy is a boss character encountered in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776. Appearing in Chapter 14, Makroy is a Thracian Dragon Knight assigned to monitor the Grannvale Empire's siege of Tarrah. His role in the chapter is a bit of an odd one: he appears to be an NPC, but will attack the player with impunity.

In-Game[]

Stats[]

Starting Class
FE5 Drag rider Dragon Knight
LevelHPStrMagSklSpdLckDefBldMovLSMSFCM
15371021111412169100
SkillsWeaponStarting Items
-FE5 Sword IconSword - C
FE5 Lance IconLance - B
FE5silverlance Silver Lance
FE5javelin Javelin
FE5vulnerary Vulnerary
  • Stats may vary due to auto-leveling

Overall[]

Secret Book (Artwork)
Subjective: The following part of this article is based upon the editor's personal experiences and opinions, and therefore may not be applicable for all readers.

Makroy will no doubt catch many first time players completely off guard. He spawns without warning on turn 8, joined by a small band of Dragon Knights. His units might wear the familiar green coloration associated with friendly NPCs, but they will attack any player-controlled unit that enters into their range. Functionally, his unit's NPC status matters only in the sense that they won't benefit from Paulus' and Baldack's formidable leadership boost. There is little reason to engage Makroy. He cannot be spoken to, and he can only be captured if the player decides to waste a Sleep staff use on him. His units more or less block off the ground path to and from Paulus' position, however, so players wishing to defeat Paulus without using the Warp or Rescue staff should keep this in mind. The player should avoid Makroy, and instead focus on the remaining enemy units attacking the city.

Statistically speaking, despite his far higher level, Makroy is equal to or worse than Merlock in every way aside from his Javelin, which will not win him any favors anyway. In fact, Makroy is also simply inferior to a base-level Deen. The main threat comes from the fact that his group spawns without warning and will swiftly pile onto whichever unit had the misfortune of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Trivia[]

  • Makroy reuses the portrait of Lobos and an unused character named Mannheim.
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