Oifey
Artwork of the adult Oifey from Fire Emblem: Treasure.
Game Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War First Seen Prologue: Birth of the Holy Knight (playable from Chapter 6: Light Inheritors) Starting Class Paladin (2nd generation)

“And we can't keep you in hiding now that your whereabouts have been leaked. I just wish we were more prepared... But we have no choice now.”
—Oifey

Oifey (オイフェ, Oife, translated Oifaye and Aoife in fan translations) is a character from Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War. He stands in as an NPC tactician in Sigurd's tale, but later becomes playable in Seliph's tale.

An experienced strategist who takes after his grandfather Lord Sesar, 14-year-old Oifey appears serving as his cousin Sigurd's adviser in Sigurd's tale, and later becomes Shanan's best friend. He also serves as Seliph's guardian on behalf of Sigurd after the fateful Battle of Belhalla, assisting Adean in raising him with the other children who managed to flee to Isaac. Additionally, Oifey trained Raquesis' son Delmud (or his substitute) in swordplay.

After the war ends, Oifey takes over as Duke of Chalphy, where he is considered to be the only descendant of Baldur who is able to assume the position.

In GameEdit

Base StatsEdit

• - Minor Holy Blood
• - Major Holy Blood

Starting Class	Holy Blood	Level	HP	Str	Mag	Skl	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Move	Lead	Gold	Skills	Weapon	Starting Equipment
Paladin	Baldur	15	40	16	9	17	16	8	17	8	9	0	5,000	Pursuit Critical	Sword - A Lance - B	Armorslayer Javelin

Growth RatesEdit

(With Holy Blood Bonuses)

OverallEdit

Unlike most other pre-promoted units from other titles in the series, Oifey starts out relatively strong, and eventually turns out to be a fairly competent unit after gaining in levels. Although there are stronger alternatives later in the game, Oifey can still hold his ground as a solid fighter nonetheless.

ConversationsEdit

In Chapter 6, Oifey may speak to Seliph, but nothing will result.

In Chapter 7, Oifey may speak to Delmud/Tristan, resulting in either one gaining one point of strength, skill, and defense.

In Chapter 10, after Chronos Castle is captured, Oifey may speak to Seliph, and he will gain three points of HP.

In the Final Chapter, if Oifey is in love with Fee, she may speak to him and he will gain three points of skill.

Love GrowthsEdit

Original and replacement characters have the same love growths unless stated otherwise.

• Julia: 0+0
• Altena: N/A
• Lana: 0+2
• Larcei: 0+2
• Nanna: 0+2
• Fee: 0+2
• Leen: 0+2
• Patty: 0+2
• Teeny: 0+3

ArchetypeEdit

Oifey started the sub-category to the Jagen archetype. Like other Jagen characters, Oifey is a prepromoted unit. However, unlike the typical Jagen unit, Oifey's growths allow him to be usable in the later chapters of the game. Several characters in the later games of the series are known to follow after Oifey's footsteps, including Seth and Titania.

List of OifeysEdit

Note: This list is not to be taken at face value, as there may be certain disagreements on the capability of the listed characters.

• Oifey (FE4)
• Seth (FE8)
• Titania (FE9)
• Sothe (FE10)
• Frederick (FE13)

EtymologyEdit

Oifey is a corruption of Aífe (also spelled Aoife), a character from the Ulster Cycle of Irish mythology.

GalleryEdit

Oifey, as he appears in the first series of the TCG as a support-type card.

Oifey, as he appears in the first series of the TCG as a Level 1 Paladin.

Oifey, as he appears in the second series of the TCG as a Level 10 Paladin.

Official artwork of the 14-year-old Oifey from the Super Tactics Book.

Official artwork of the adult Oifey from the Super Tactics Book.

Concept art of the 14-year-old Oifey.

Official artwork of the 14-year-old File:Oifey from the Fire Emblem: Treasure artbook.

Oifey as he appears in the Nea Fuyuki manga adaptation.

Oifey as he appears in the Nattsu Fujimori manga adaptation.

Oifey's first generation portrait in Genealogy of the Holy War.

Oifey's second generation portrait in Genealogy of the Holy War.

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