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The Soldier (ソルジャー Sorujā) is a combat physical class that, for the most part of the Fire Emblem series' history, is unplayable and un-promotable. Wielding Lances as their sole weapon of choice, Soldiers usually boast remarkably subpar stats (aside from their HP, which ranges from average to above average) when compared to other units at the same level. They are a fully playable class only in Fire Emblem Gaiden and its remake, as well as the Tellius series and Three Houses.

History in the Series

Soldiers first appear in Gaiden as the first-tier class of the Knight/Baron path, Lukas being the first soldier to show up in the entire series. As part of the Armored line, Soldiers have similar movement as Knights, as well as the highest Defense and Strength out of the first-tier classes.

Soldiers first show up as enemy-only units in Mystery of the Emblem. Soldiers usually replace Cavaliers and Paladins in the indoor chapters of Book 1. In this title, Soldiers are not as statistically poor as they will be in later games, some of whom encountered in the later chapters and the arena being quite powerful. Curiously, Soldiers have a player palette and there is even a set of opponents for a playable Soldier to fight in the arena, unlike most other unplayable classes.

Soldiers are an unused class with several weapon variations (normal, spear, axe, and sword) in Genealogy of the Holy War. This role appears to have been taken by Armor Knights in the finished game.

Soldiers first appear as weak enemy-only fodder in Thracia 776. Soldiers have been revamped in such a way that their stats are much lower as compared to any other class. They are also classified as a tier-0 unit, boast a movement range that mirrors that of Armored units, and award less experience than other units. Possibly due to these reasons, Soldiers are one of the only classes not to show up in the Arena.

In TearRing Saga: Utna Heroes Saga, the Soldier appears as an enemy-only class. The enemy-only Lancer appears to be a mounted Soldier, and Soldiers may be considered to be their dismounted form. There is also another foot class present that is called the Spear Knight, one that boasts many similarities to the Soldier class, in particular the unused incarnation from Genealogy of the Holy War. The Spear Knight promotes into a Sergeant, a class blessed with the ability to wield all melee weapon types. The Dismounted form of the playable Dark Knight class is known as Dark Soldier, wields Lances exclusively, and can use Devil Spears with no chance of backfires.

Enemy and NPC-exclusive Soldiers based off their Thracia 776 incarnation appear in all three GBA games, though with higher movement. In The Sacred Stones, the class of the playable character Amelia, Recruit, appears to be a personalized variant of the Soldier class. It has similar characteristics, traits, and nearly identical base stats to the classic Soldier class. The connection is also suggested by the Japanese name, Trainee Soldier.

In Path of Radiance and Radiant Dawn, Soldiers are a playable class for the first time since Gaiden and will promote into Halberdiers once the necessary requirements are met. In the latter title, a Soldier (兵士ソルジャー Sorujā) can further promote into Sentinel after promoting into Halberdier.

In the DS remake of the first game, Shadow Dragon, Soldiers appear exclusively in the prologue chapters for Normal mode, where they act as weak enemy units that are slightly more dangerous then the enemy Fighter units.

In the DS remake of Mystery of the Emblem, New Mystery of the Emblem, Soldiers appear yet again, where they are notably less important as compared to their original SNES incarnation; they no longer appear in the arena, and the Soldier enemies in later chapters are replaced by other classes such as Warriors and Paladins.

Soldiers are one of few common classes that are unplayable in Awakening. While Ephraim appears as an enemy Soldier in two DLC maps, his playable incarnation takes the form of a Great Knight. Nephenee, on the other hand, oddly appears as an Einherjar General instead of a Soldier. Interestingly enough, concept artwork for female Soldiers have been released for this title, and they only appear in-game in cutscenes.

In Fates, the Soldier class is split into the Nohrian class, Lancer (ランサー Ransā), and their Hoshidan equivalent, the Spear Fighter (槍術士 Sōjutsushi). The Spear Fighter is heavily based on the Soldier class from the Tellius games and promotes into the Spear Master class, which similarly takes after the Halberdier class. The Lancer class cannot be accessed by any regular character, although the player army can recruit playable Lancers by capturing and thereafter persuading them. The Lancer class has no promotions and boasts stats that are superior to those of a standard first-tier class. However, they still retain the first-tier rank lock (B rank) and their stats are lower than that of a second-tier class. Despite having no promotions, Lancers tend to have a wide variety of skills from other classes depending on their level. These include Lunge, Strength +2, Defense +2, Elbow Room, Natural Cover, Underdog, Wary Fighter and Lancefaire.

Soldiers return in Echoes: Shadows of Valentia where they are once again part of the armored line and an optional promotion of villager. Unlike the original, Soldiers do not have Armored type movement. Like in the original, Soldiers are one of the only classes to never gain movement in their class line.

The class also features in the spin-off title Fire Emblem Warriors, however the class is technically an enemy-only class and are a moveset clone of Oboro, a Spear Fighter. Soldiers who fly under the Hoshidan flag are referred to as Spear Fighters.

In Three Houses, the Soldier returns as an optional promoted class of the Commoner and Noble class if the unit passes the Certification Exam at Lv. 5 with a Lance Skill Level of D or higher and a Beginner Seal.

Uniform

Soldier concept RD — The Soldier uniform in the Tellius series

Since Mystery of the Emblem, Soldiers have had distinctive uniforms and helmets as well as a small, circular shield on their left arm. Typically, Soldiers wear light armor with helmets that cover their eyes. Since The Binding Blade, the color of the uniform will reflect the nation or alignment of the soldier.

In Gaiden, and Mystery Soldier armor has as roman theme consisting of a chainmail vest with a kilt, a helmet with a slit for the eyes, and sandals. In Gaiden, enemy soldiers wore a variation with spiked shoulderpads and a helmet resembling a human skull. In Mystery, the soldiers uniform was shared with Archers and Ballisticians, the latter of whom would share their uniform with soldiers in the majority of their appearances.

Ballisticians and Archers often use similar, or even identical uniforms to the Soldier class. Generic units of various classes such as Sniper, Cavalier, and Knight will typically use a speaking portrait based on Soldiers. This is even true in games where Soldiers do not appear, one such example being Genealogy of the Holy War.

In Awakening and Fates, Soldiers now resemble 16th century pikemen and appear with less armor than in previous titles, as their uniform now consists of a back and breastplate with a pair of cuisses attached, shin guards, a scarf that covers their neck and face and Morion helmets.

In-Game

Base Stats

	HP	Str	Mag	Skl	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Mov	Con	Wt	Wlv
FE2	26	10	-	1	3	0	5	0	4	-	-	Lance
FE3	18	5	-	1	3	0	3	0	6	-	-	Lance 12
FE4	30	6	0	5	5	0	7	0	6	-	-	C
FE5	20	3	0	0	0	0	1	-	5	6	-	E
TS	20	4	0	1	1	0	2	0	4	-	-	2
FE6	20	3	-	0	1	0	0	0	6	5	-	E
FE7	20	3	-	0	1	0	0	0	6	5	-	E
FE8	20	3	-	0	1	0	0	0	6	5	-	E
FE9	20/18	4/2	0	4	4/5	0	4/3	0/1	6	10/8	13/10	D
FE10	20	8	0	8	8	0	7	2	6	11	15	D
FE11	16	3	0	3	3	0	3	0	6	-	-	E
FE12	16	3	0	3	3	0	3	0	6	-	-	E
FE13	16	3	0	3	3	0	3	0	5	-	-	E
FE14	17	5	0	5	5	2	5	2	5	-	-	E
FE15	26	10	-	1	3	0	5	0	4	-	-	-

Maximum Stats

	HP	Str	Mag	Skl	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Mov	Con	Wt	Wlv
FE2	52	40	-	40	40	40	40	40	40	-	-	Lance
TS	60	19	15	16	16	30	17	-	12	-	-	12
FE6	60	20	-	20	20	20	20	20	15	20	-	A
FE7	60	20	-	20	20	20	20	20	15	20	-	A
FE8	60	20	-	20	20	20	20	20	15	20	-	A
FE9	40	20	15	20	20	40	20	20	6	10/8	13/10	A
FE10	40	20	10	20	20	30	20	20	6	11	15	A
FE11	60	20	20	20	20	20	20	20	6	-	-	A
FE12	60	20	20	20	20	20	20	20	6	-	-	A
FE13	80	30	30	30	30	45	30	30	5	-	-	A
FE14	60	31	25	29	29	30	31	29	5	-	-	B

Growth Rates

	HP	Str	Mag	Skl	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Mov	Con	Wt	Wlv
FE2	150%	50%	-	50%	50%	0%	50%	0%	-	-	-	-
FE3	80%	40%	-	40%	40%	0%	40%	0%	-	-	-	-
FE5	50%	20%	3%	15%	10%	10%	15%	-	0%	15%	-	-
FE6	80%	50%	-	30%	20%	25%	12%	10%	-	-	-	-
FE7	80%	50%	-	30%	20%	25%	12%	15%	-	-	-	-
FE8	80%	50%	-	30%	20%	25%	12%	15%	-	-	-	-
FE9	80%	40/35%	15%	50%	45/50%	25%	40%	35%	-	-	-	-
FE10	70%	50%	20%	45%	50%	25%	40%	40%	-	-	-	-
FE11	80%	45%	0%	45%	45%	0%	45%	0%	-	-	-	-
FE12	80%	45%	0%	45%	45%	0%	45%	0%	-	-	-	-
FE13	40%	10%	0%	10%	10%	0%	5%	5%	-	-	-	-
FE14	10%	10%	0%	10%	10%	5%	10%	10%	-	-	-	-
FE15	5%	5%	-	0%	-10%	-5%	5%	0%	-	-	-	-

Class Skills

	Skill	Requirements
FE16	Defense +2 Reposition	Class Mastery. Class Mastery.

Promotions

	Base Class	Promotion Method	Promoted Class
FE2	Villager	Visit a Shrine after reaching Level 3+.	Soldier
FE2	Soldier	Visit a Shrine after reaching Level 8+.	Armor
FE9	Soldier	Use a Master Seal on a Level 10+ Soldier.	Halberdier
FE10	Soldier	Use a Master Seal on a Level 10+ Soldier or train a Soldier to Level 21.	Halberdier
FE15	Villager	Visit a Shrine after reaching Level 3.	Soldier
FE15	Soldier	Visit a Shrine after reaching Level 7.	Knight
FE16	Any class	Use a Beginner Seal on a Level 5+ unit and pass the Soldier Certification Exam.	Soldier

Notable Soldiers

Gaiden

Lukas - A member of the Deliverance who started Alm's quest by recruiting in Ram Village.
Forsyth - Clive's lieutenant and advisor in the Deliverance, whom he has sworn an ardent allegiance to.
Possible promotions for: Gray, Tobin, Kliff and Atlas.

Path of Radiance

Nephenee - A soldier from the Crimean countryside whose silence is mistaken for shyness.

Radiant Dawn

Aran - A childhood friend of Laura and a member of the Daein Liberation Army.

Trivia

Soldiers are unable to use Javelins or other throwing lances in Gaiden. This is likely because the only Javelin is available in Celica's route, one that has no default soldiers. Also, the Gradivus is only available near the end of the game, by which time all soldiers should have been promoted.

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 {{ClassInfobox
-|image = [[File:Echoes Soldier.png|250px]]
+|image = [[File:Soldier_Three_Houses.jpg|thumb]]
-|caption = A Soldier from ''[[Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia]]''.
+|caption = Dimitri as a Soldier in ''Three Houses''.
 |firstseen = [[Fire Emblem Gaiden]]
 |promofrom = [[Villager]] (FE2)
+[[Noble]]/[[Commoner]]<sup>([[Fire Emblem: Three Houses|FE16]] only)</sup>
 |promoto = [[Knight]] <sup>(FE2)</sup><br>[[Halberdier]] <sup>(FE9-10)</sup>
 |weapons = [[File:FE14 Lance.png]][[Lance (weapon)|Lance]]
-|skills = [[Shove]]}}The '''Soldier''' (ソルジャー ''Sorujā'') is a combat physical class that, for the most part of the ''Fire Emblem'' series' history, is unplayable and un-promotable. Wielding [[Lance (weapon)|Lances]] as their sole weapon of choice, Soldiers usually boast remarkably subpar stats (aside from their HP, which ranges from average to above average) when compared to other units at the same level. They are a fully playable class only in ''[[Fire Emblem Gaiden]]'' and its [[Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia|remake]], as well as the [[Tellius series]].
+|skills = [[Shove]]<br>[[Defense +2]]<sup>(FE16 only)</sup><br>[[Reposition]]<sup>(FE16 only)</sup>}}The '''Soldier''' (ソルジャー ''Sorujā'') is a combat physical class that, for the most part of the ''Fire Emblem'' series' history, is unplayable and un-promotable. Wielding [[Lance (weapon)|Lances]] as their sole weapon of choice, Soldiers usually boast remarkably subpar stats (aside from their HP, which ranges from average to above average) when compared to other units at the same level. They are a fully playable class only in ''[[Fire Emblem Gaiden]]'' and its [[Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia|remake]], as well as the [[Tellius series]] and ''[[Fire Emblem: Three Houses|Three Houses]]''.
 ==History in the Series==
-Soldiers first appear in ''Gaiden'' as the first-tier class of the [[Knight]]/[[Baron]] path, [[Lukas]] being the first soldier to show up in the entire series. As part of the Armored line, Soldiers have similar movement as Knights, as well as the highest [[Defense]] and [[Strength]] out of the first-tier classes.
+Soldiers first appear in ''Gaiden'' as the first-tier class of the [[Knight]]/[[Baron]] path, [[Lukas]] being the first soldier to show up in the entire series. As part of the Armored line, Soldiers have similar movement as Knights, as well as the highest [[Defense (stat)|Defense]] and [[Strength]] out of the first-tier classes.
 Soldiers first show up as enemy-only units in ''[[Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem|Mystery of the Emblem]]''. Soldiers usually replace [[Cavalier]]s and [[Paladin]]s in the indoor chapters of Book 1. In this title, Soldiers are not as statistically poor as they will be in later games, some of whom encountered in the later chapters and the [[arena]] being quite powerful. Curiously, Soldiers have a player palette and there is even a set of opponents for a playable Soldier to fight in the [[arena]], unlike most other unplayable classes.
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 Soldiers are one of few common classes that are unplayable in ''[[Fire Emblem Awakening|Awakening]]''. While [[Ephraim]] appears as an enemy Soldier in two DLC maps, his playable incarnation takes the form of a [[Great Knight]]. [[Nephenee]], on the other hand, oddly appears as an Einherjar [[General]] instead of a Soldier. Interestingly enough, concept artwork for female Soldiers have been released for this title, and they only appear in-game in cutscenes.
-In ''Fates'', the Soldier class is split into the Nohrian class, '''Lancer''' (ランサー ''Ransā''), and their Hoshidan equivalent, the '''[[Spear Fighter]]''' (槍術士 ''Sōjutsushi''). The Spear Fighter is heavily based on the Soldier class from the Tellius games and promotes into the [[Sentinel|Spear Master]] class, which similarly takes after the Halberdier class. The ''Lancer'' class cannot be accessed by any regular character, although the player army can recruit playable Lancers by [[Capture|capturing]] and thereafter persuading them. The Lancer class has no promotions and boasts stats that are superior to those of a standard first-tier class. However, they still retain the first-tier rank lock (B rank) and their stats are lower than that of a second-tier class. Despite having no promotions, Lancers tend to have a wide variety of skills from other classes depending on their level. These include [[Lunge]], [[Strength +2]], [[Defense +2]], [[Elbow Room]], [[Natural Cover]], [[Wary Fighter]] and [[Lancefaire]].
+In ''Fates'', the Soldier class is split into the Nohrian class, '''Lancer''' (ランサー ''Ransā''), and their Hoshidan equivalent, the '''[[Spear Fighter]]''' (槍術士 ''Sōjutsushi''). The Spear Fighter is heavily based on the Soldier class from the Tellius games and promotes into the [[Sentinel|Spear Master]] class, which similarly takes after the Halberdier class. The ''Lancer'' class cannot be accessed by any regular character, although the player army can recruit playable Lancers by [[Capture|capturing]] and thereafter persuading them. The Lancer class has no promotions and boasts stats that are superior to those of a standard first-tier class. However, they still retain the first-tier rank lock (B rank) and their stats are lower than that of a second-tier class. Despite having no promotions, Lancers tend to have a wide variety of skills from other classes depending on their level. These include [[Lunge]], [[Strength +2]], [[Defense +|Defense +2]], [[Elbow Room]], [[Natural Cover]], [[Underdog]], [[Wary Fighter]] and [[Lancefaire]].
-Soldiers return in [[Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia]] where they are once again part of the armored line and an optional promotion of villager. Unlike the original, Soldiers do not have Armored type movement. Like in the original, Soldiers are one of the only classes to never gain movement in their class line.
+Soldiers return in [[Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia|''Echoes: Shadows of Valentia'']] where they are once again part of the armored line and an optional promotion of villager. Unlike the original, Soldiers do not have Armored type movement. Like in the original, Soldiers are one of the only classes to never gain movement in their class line.
-The class also features in the spin-off title [[Fire Emblem Warriors]], however the class is enemy-only.
+The class also features in the spin-off title [[Fire Emblem Warriors|''Fire Emblem Warriors'']], however the class is technically an enemy-only class and are a moveset clone of [[Oboro]], a Spear Fighter. Soldiers who fly under the Hoshidan flag are referred to as Spear Fighters.
+In ''[[Fire Emblem: Three Houses|Three Houses]]'', the Soldier returns as an optional promoted class of the [[Commoner]] and [[Noble]] class if the unit passes the [[Certification Exam]] at Lv. 5 with a Lance Skill Level of D or higher and a [[Beginner Seal]].
 ==Uniform==
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 |fe4=30*6*0*5*5*0*7*0*6*-*-*{{weapon|4|lance}} C
 |fe5=20*3*0*0*0*0*1*-*5*6*-*{{weapon|5|lance}} E
-|ts=20*4*0*1*1*0*2*4*-*-*-*{{weapon|ts|lance}} 2
+|ts=20*4*0*1*1*0*2*0*4*-*-*{{weapon|ts|lance}} 2
 |fe6=20*3*-*0*1*0*0*0*6*5*-*{{weapon|6|lance}} E
 |fe7=20*3*-*0*1*0*0*0*6*5*-*{{weapon|7|lance}} E
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 |fe14=10%*10%*0%*10%*10%*5%*10%*10%*-*-*-*-
 |fe15=5%*5%*-*0%*-10%*-5%*5%*0%*-*-*-*-
+}}
+===Class Skills===
+{{ClassSkills
+|fe16=[[File:Defense 2 FE16.png|20px]][[Defense +2]]<br>[[File:Combat Art Icon FE16 Special.png|20px]][[Reposition]]*Class Mastery.<br>Class Mastery.
 }}
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 |fe9=[[File:FE9 Nephenee Soldier Sprite.png|70px]]<br>Soldier*Use a [[File:FE9masterseal.gif]][[Master Seal]] on a Level 10+ Soldier.*[[File:FE9 Nephenee Halberdier Sprite.png|70px]]<br>[[Halberdier]]
 |fe10=[[File:FE10 Aran Soldier Sprite.png|30px]]<br>Soldier*Use a [[File:FE10masterseal.png]][[Master Seal]] on a Level 10+ Soldier or train a Soldier to Level 21.*[[File:FE10 Aran Halberdier Sprite.png|60px]]<br>[[Halberdier]]
-|fe15=[[Villager]]*Visit a Shrine after reaching Level 3.*Soldier
+|fe15=[[File:FE15 Villager (Saber).gif]][[Villager]]*Visit a Shrine after reaching Level 3.*[[File:FE15 Soldier (Atlas).gif]]Soldier
-|fe15-1=*Soldier*Visit a Shrine after reaching Level 7.*[[Knight]]
+|fe15-1=*[[File:FE15 Soldier (Atlas).gif]]Soldier*Visit a Shrine after reaching Level 7.*[[File:FE15 Knight (Valbar).gif]][[Knight]]
+|fe16=Any class*Use a [[File:FE16 Seal Icon.png|20px]][[Beginner Seal]] on a Level 5+ unit and pass the Soldier [[Certification Exam]].*[[File:FE16 Soldier Icon.gif]]Soldier
 }}
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 ===''[[Fire Emblem Gaiden|Gaiden]]''===
 *[[Lukas]] - A member of the [[Deliverance]] who started Alm's quest by recruiting in Ram Village.
-*[[Forsyth]] - Clive's second-in-command in the Deliverance.
+*[[Forsyth]] - [[Clive]]'s lieutenant and advisor in the Deliverance, whom he has sworn an ardent allegiance to.
 *Possible promotions for: [[Gray]], [[Tobin]], [[Kliff]] and [[Atlas]].
 ===''[[Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance|Path of Radiance]]''===
-*[[Nephenee]] - A volunteer soldier from [[Crimea]].
+*[[Nephenee]] - A soldier from the [[Crimea]]n countryside whose silence is mistaken for shyness.
 ===''[[Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn|Radiant Dawn]]''===
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 File:Soldier Male.jpg|Male Soldier concept art in ''Awakening''.
 File:Soldier Female.jpg|Female Soldier concept art in ''Awakening''.
+File:Fates Soldier Male Concept.jpg|Concept art of a male Soldier from ''Fates''
+File:Fates Soldier Female Concept.jpg|Unused Concept art for a female Soldier from ''Fates.''
 File:Echoes Soldier Concept.png|Concept artwork of the Soldier class from ''[[Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia]]''.
 File:SoldierTCG.jpg|A Soldier as it appears in the TCG.
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 FatesSoldierPortrait.png|Generic class portrait of a Lancer from ''Fates''.
 Echoes Soldier 2.png|Generic class portrait of a Soldier from ''Echoes: Shadows of Valentia''.
+ThreeHousesSoldierPortrait.png|Generic class portrait of a Soldier from ''Three Houses''
 File:Soldier Gaiden.png|Battle model of the Soldier class from ''[[Fire Emblem Gaiden|Gaiden]]''.
 File:FE9 Soldier (Nephenee).png|Battle model of [[Nephenee]], a female Soldier from ''Path of Radiance''.
 File:FE10 Soldier (Aran).png|Battle model of [[Aran]], a Soldier from ''Radiant Dawn''.
+File:Echoes Soldier.png|A Soldier from ''[[Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia]]''.
 File:FE15 Soldier (Generic).jpg|Battle model of an enemy generic Soldier from ''Echoes: Shadows of Valentia''.
+Soldier M.PNG|Battle model of a soldier from ''Fire Emblem Three Houses''
+Soldier F.PNG|Battle model of a female soldier in ''Fire Emblem Three Houses''
 File:FE2 Soldier Map Icon.gif|Map sprite of the Soldier class from ''[[Fire Emblem Gaiden]]''.
 File:FE3 Soldier Map Sprite.png|Map sprite of the Soldier class from ''[[Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem]]''.
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 File:FE10 Aran Soldier Sprite.png|Map model of the Soldier class from ''Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn''.
 File:FE13 Soldier.gif|Map sprite of the Soldier class from ''[[Fire Emblem Awakening]]''.
-Soldier village.png|Village spprite of a Soldier in ''Echoes: Shadows of Valentia''.
+Soldier village.png|Village sprite of a Soldier in ''Echoes: Shadows of Valentia''.
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Special	Dancer - Bard - Transporter (Tent) - Kitsune - Wolfskin
Infantry	Physical	Mercenary - Knight - Thief - Fighter - Pirate - Archer - Hunter - Soldier - Brigand - Barbarian - Myrmidon - Bow Fighter - Prince - Princess - Spear Fighter - Apothecary - Oni Savage - Ninja - Brawler - Martial Monk - Sentinel
Infantry	Magical	Priest - Mage - Cleric - Fire Mage - Thunder Mage - Wind Mage - Dark Mage - Light Priestess - Loptyrian Mage - Shaman - Monk
Cavalry	Cavalier - Axe Knight - Arch Knight - Lance Knight - Free Knight - Troubadour - Nomad - Sword Knight - Bow Knight
Flying	Pegasus Knight - Wyvern Rider - Pegasus Rider - Dragon Rider - Wing Tamer - Sword Flier - Lance Flier - Axe Flier

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Special	Transporter (Wagon) - Mechanist - Nine-Tails - Wolfssegner - Mage Cannoneer
Infantry	Physical	Hero - General - Sniper - Knight - Swordmaster - Warrior - Thief Fighter - Berserker - Assassin - Rogue - Halberdier - Axe General - Sword General - Trickster - Spear Master - Master of Arms - Basara - Merchant (FE14) - Oni Chieftain - Blacksmith - Master Ninja - Grappler - Successeur - Tireur d'élite - Picket - Martial Master - Enchanter
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Infantry	Magical	Saint - Archsage - Gremory - Dark Bishop
Cavalry	Gold Knight - Bow Knight - Silver Knight - Dark Knight - Holy Knight - Great Knight
Flying	Seraph Knight - Dragonlord - Falcon Knight - Wyvern Lord

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