Hi again. :) I've been really bored lately with like nothing to do, so I've decided to update my blog with a new promised post on... Lena! Her Japanese name is actually Rena, but I'll leave at that. First of all, her background.
(Taken from
Fire Emblem Wiki: Lena)
Lena first appeared in Chapter 3 of Fire Emblem: Ankoku Ryu to Hikari no Tsurugi as a Medonian Priestess. At some point earlier, she was forced into a marriage with Prince Michalis, but managed to run away. However, she was captured by the Devil Mountain Bandits.
It was later on that she was rescued by the thief Julian, who betrayed the Devil Bandits for Lena's sake. As time goes by, she and Julian go closer towards each other and even fell in love at a certain point. She comes to join Marth in Book 1 (of Monsho no Nazo, a remake of first game) because she seeks to possess the Warp Staff. She was also training another character, Mallesia. After the events of Book 1 ended, Lena moved to Macedonia, where she set up a monastery for orphans.
In Book 2 (of Monsho no Nazo, as a sequel), she was abducted by Gharnef and was forced to use her power to resurrect Medeus (the Dark Dragon), until she was again rescued by Julian. After Book 2, Lena, Julian, Minerva, and Maria work in the orphanage helping the children who lost their parents during the war.
P.S. (Now, FE3's Book 1 & FE11 is actually a remake of FE1 and FE3's Book 2 is a sequel to FE1.)
Now, for her stat info. Lena can be either good or bad, depending on how lucky you are. She is considered to have started a a recurring character archetype, namely a low-level Priest or or usually Cleric who joins early in the game and must be recruited. In FE11, because of its special Class Change function, her class can be changed to a Paladin, Pegasus/Falco Knight, Dracoknight, Archer/Sniper, Myrmidon/Swordmaster or a Mage/Sage.
Her are her growth rates:
In FE1
- HP: 0%
- Strength: 0%
- Skill: 0%
- Weapon Level: 30%
- Speed: 20%
- Luck: 40%
- Defense: 0%
- Resistance: 0%
(Hmm... not very good, I see)
In FE3 Book 1
- HP: 10%
- Strength: 20%
- Skill: 40%
- Speed: 20%
- Luck: 70%
- Weapon Level: 40%
- Defense: 10%
- Resistance: 3%
(Slightly better, but still weak)
In FE3 Book 2- HP: 10%
- Strength: 10%
- Skill: 10%
- Speed: 20%
- Luck: 40%
- Weapon Level: 30%
- Defense: 10%
- Resistance: 3%
(Weaker in Book 2 because Medeus sapped her of most of her power in Book 2)
In FE11 (When she's a Cleric. To see her other class growths, go to SerenesForest) - HP: 15%
- Strength: 0%
- Magic: 25% (35% when she promotes to Bishop)
- Skill: 25%(30% when she promotes to Bishop)
- Speed: 20%
- Luck: 60%
- Defense: 0%
- Resistance: 50%(40% when she promotes to Bishop)
Some pictures of her:
Ok, hi again. In this post, I'll talk about Saul, a priest from FE6. Saul is dubbed 'the best bishop' in Fire Emblem:
Fuuin no
Tsurugi. Well, here's why.
Alright, Saul may not have the most amazing Luck growths (and of course, Defense), but do not be fooled by this womanizer of St. Elimine. His Magic, Skill and Speed owns (By the way, Ellen has 20% Speed growths) and his Resistance is pretty much OK. His Support options are terrible, though. If you really need him to have a good Support, have him support Dorothy. This is the only good Support option he has.
OK, now for his background. Saul is the disciple of the Bishop Yodel (who is a Level 20 Bishop and whom joins in Chapter 21 with meagre stats). His mission is to go around, making people join the religion of St. Elimine. He recruits more women than men into the religion of St. Elimine (For obvious reasons) and is quite charming to the ladies.
Here are his growth rates:
- HP: 60%
- Magic: 40%
- Skill: 45%
- Speed: 45%
- Luck: 15%
- Defense: 15%
- Resistance: 50%
- Affinity:
Ice
Promotion Gains:
- Level 1 Bishop
- Promotes with
Guiding Ring - HP: +3
- Magic: +3
- Skill: +3
- Speed: +2
- Defense: +2
- Resistance: +3
- Con: +1
- Mov: +1
Sacred Stave Mastery Level +1
Light Mastery Level D
Final Battle Quote:
"Well, well... Let's go, I suppose."
Watch out for the next post! :)

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Category:
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