FE 7, or Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade, stands out in the Fire Emblem series with its unique features. It doesn't offer multiple game versions or divergent storyline paths like Fire Emblem Fates. It also lacks the support units' active battle assistance found in Fire Emblem Awakening.

Portrait Name Role N/A Mark: The traveling tactician. Marquess Araphen: The marquess of Araphen. Hausen: The marquess of Caelin and Lyn's loving grandfather.

A List of classes from Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.

A unit can use either magic or weapons; the "weapons" category comprises swords, axes, lances, and bows; the "magic" category comprises anima (or elemental) magic, dark magic, light magic, and staves (used for functions such as healing and curing status ailments).

Visit the village nearest to the starting point to recruit him. Joins automatically on turn 1, if 16x/17x was visited and he survived. Peg. Knight. Starts as NPC.

Each unit has a list of other compatible units that they can build support with. Once a pair of units have built enough support with each other, they will unlock a support conversation that can be initiated in battle by choosing the "Support" command when adjacent to each other.

There are 115 support pairs in total.

So here is my own personal Tier list of Blazing Sword. I will be taking into account availability, growth rates, stats, usage and my own personal experience using this character. All units are...

2014年1月26日 · Erk: the best magical unit in every playthrough I did. Sain:sometimes good, sometimes not as much, but still a hilarious character. Jaffar: badass character, strong unit, with the right effort to it. Karel and Karla: two swordmasters, two good characters too

2016年11月27日 · I'd suggest getting a unit as close to level 20 as you can before promoting them, since they'll benefit from the extra level ups.