Shaman
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Shaman is the name of two separate classes in the history of the Fire Emblem series.
The first version of the Shaman class appeared in Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu, examples of which being Diadora and Yuria. This rendition uses light magic and staves, and promotes into a Sage. This class appeared in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 under the name Sister (Shaman in the fan translation) and could use Fire, Thunder and Wind magic in addition to Light and staves.
The second and more well-known rendition of the Shaman class was first seen in Fire Emblem: Fūin no Tsurugi, later becoming a mainstay class in Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken and Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones, the other GameBoy Advance installments. They use Dark Magic, and promote to Druids. In The Sacred Stones, shamans were capable of alternatively promoting into Summoners.
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[edit] Notable Shamans
[edit] Seisen no Keifu
- Diadora - Siglud's, and later Alvis's, wife, the daughter of Cigyun and Kurth.
- Yuria - Diadora's daughter, the imperial princess of Grandbell.
[edit] Thracia 776
[edit] Fūin no Tsurugi
- Wagner - Boss of chapter 6. He was Lord Orun's advisor, before he assassinated him.
- Lleu - the complete opposite of, and Lugh's twin brother
- Sophia - the half-dragon girl from Arcadia
[edit] Rekka no Ken
- Heintz - Boss of Chapter 7. A man under the employ of the Black Fang.
- Canas - a young man on a search of knowledge
[edit] The Sacred Stones
- Knoll - one of Grado's royal mages who aided Lyon in the making of the Dark Stone
- Novala - boss of Chapter 6 with an aim to replace Riev at Vigarde's side
