Warrior

The Warrior (ウォーリア Uōria) is a male only combat physical class that recurrently appears across the Fire Emblem Series, beginning from Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War. The promoted form of the Fighter class, the Warrior class commonly wields Axes and Bows as its weapons of choice.

History in the SeriesEdit

In its original inception in Genealogy of the Holy War, the Warrior class is established as the staple promoted form of the Axe Fighter class, alongside the ability to wield Bows as its secondary weapon of choice.

In Thracia 776, Marty, a character who is a Brigand by default, promotes into this class instead of the expected Berserker class from later titles. Axe Fighters appearing in this installment promote into Mercenaries instead.

In TearRing Saga: Utna Heroes Saga, Warriors are again a promotion of the fighter class. They cannot use bows, and specialize in axes. Unlike other games, this incarnation of Warriors has very high speed and skill stats in addition to strength and HP.

After Thracia 776, Warriors remained a promotion of Fighter. However in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones, Pirates could optionally promote to Warrior as part of the branch promotion system, as could Brigands through exploring the game data.

The lone playable fighter in TearRing Saga: Berwick Saga promotes to Slayer, while Warriors are a powerful enemy only variant of the Fighter that specialize in Axes alone.

In Radiant Dawn, the Warrior (勇士ウォーリア Uōria) class is unable to wield standard Bows, arming Crossbows in their stead. The class is further able to promote into the formidable Reaver class when the necessary requirements are met.

In Fates, the Warrior class is absent, and its role as the promoted form of the Fighter class is taken up by the Berserker class instead. The Warrior class is instead replaced by the Oni Chieftain class.

In the spin-off title Fire Emblem Warriors, the class appears as an enemy-only unit that only uses Axes. The class is a half-clone of the War Cleric class.

OverviewEdit

CombatEdit

Warriors, like Fighters, are characterised by high HP and Strength with rather modest Speed, while having decent Skill and Defense. However, they also have quite low Resistance. Their middling Speed and Skill make them easy targets for swordsmen who are generally faster and more accurate than Warriors, as well as magic-users such as Sages or Bishops, who tend to be fairly proficient at evasion and can deal a lot of magical damage.

Warriors are, however, immensely useful in taking down defensive units such as Generals and Paladins. Unlike Fighters and Berserkers, Warriors are not locked into the axe-only Weapon Triangle position. Their ability to wield Bows makes them capable of attacking any foe without running the risk of triggering any Weapon Triangle penalties. Warriors using bows play slightly differently from Snipers or other bow users, since they generally have higher Might and lower Speed. Since Warriors can only use Bows after promotion, they usually are unable to exploit strong bows initially, and some investment in their training is therefore required. This is true in every game except Radiant Dawn, where Warriors can only wield Crossbow weapons, which deal fixed damage, as well as in TearRing Saga and Berwick Saga. Alternatively, the Warrior could be outfitted with a Tomahawk instead of a Bow, as this weapon has a range of 1-2. Using this weapon does, however, come at the cost of being weak against Swords.

In TearRing Saga Warriors are akin to axe using Swordmasters with higher strength and HP stats in exchange for slightly less skill.

In WiFi battles, Warriors are not very good units to deploy. While their Defense is unusually high, their meager Speed means that they will still be defeated in melee combat by all high-Speed units. Berserkers in particular pose the biggest threat to them, as they are not just strong, but are swift enough to perform double attacks. The low Speed Warriors of Warriors further dampens their case, as this means that they are not able to double attack any promoted unit, including Generals.

In-GameEdit

★ - FE10 SP Class.

Base StatsEdit

	HP	Str	Mag	Skl	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Mov	Con	Wt.	Wp.Rank
FE4	40	11	0	5	12	0	10	3	6	-	-	B
FE5	28	8	1	5	6	0	6	6	10	-	-	D E
TS	25	7	0	7	8	0	5	-	6	-	-	5
FE6	28	8	-	5	6	0	5	0	6	13	-	C E
FE7	28	8	-	5	6	0	5	0	6	13	-	C E
FE8	28	8	-	5	6	0	5	0	6	13	-	C E
FE9	30	7	1	5	4	0	5	2	7	13	14	C E
FE10	36	19	3	18	18	0	13	8	7	13	14	D
FE10 ★	41	21	5	20	20	0	15	10	7	13	14	D
FE11	26	7	0	2	8	0	5	1	7	-	-	D E
FE12	28	9	0	4	7	0	5	1	7	-	-	D E
FE13	28	12	0	8	7	0	7	3	6	-	-	E E

Maximum StatsEdit

	HP	Str	Mag	Skl	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Mov	Con	Wt.	Wp.Rank
FE4	80	26	15	20	27	30	25	18	6	-	-	A B
FE5	80	20	20	20	20	20	20	-	20	20	-	A A
TS	60	22	15	22	23	30	20	-	12	-	-	20
FE6	60	30	-	26	24	30	28	20	15	20	-	S S
FE7	60	30	-	28	26	30	26	22	15	20	-	S S
FE8	60	30	-	28	26	30	26	22	15	25	-	S S
FE9	60	30	20	28	27	40	25	20	7	13	14	S S
FE10	53	30	5	26	27	30	23	13	7	13	14	S
FE10 ★	65	38	8	34	33	30	28	18	7	13	14	SS
FE11	60	30	20	26	24	30	28	20	7	-	-	A A
FE12	60	30	20	26	24	30	28	20	7	-	-	A A
FE13	80	48	30	42	40	45	40	35	6	-	-	A A

Growth RatesEdit

Class SkillsEdit

	Skill	Requirements
FE9	Colossus	Occult skill of the Warrior and Berserker classes; assign with an Occult Scroll.
FE10	Shove	Base skill of all foot units.
FE13	Rally Strength Counter	Learned at Level 5. Learned at Level 15.

PromotionsEdit

	Base Class	Promotion Method	Promoted Class(es)
FE4	Axe Fighter	Choose the "Class Change" option in the Home Castle when the relevant unit reaches Level 20.	Warrior
FE5	Mountain Thief	Use a Knight Proof on a Level 10+ Mountain Thief.	Warrior
TS	Fighter	Use a Hero Proof on a Level 10+ Fighter.	Warrior
FE6	Fighter	Use a Hero Crest on a Level 10+ Fighter.	Warrior
FE7	Fighter	Use a Hero Crest on a Level 10+ Fighter.	Warrior
FE8	Fighter	Use a Hero Crest on a Level 10+ Fighter.	Warrior
FE8	Pirate	Use an Ocean Seal on a Level 10+ Pirate.	Warrior
FE8	Brigand	Use a Hero Crest on a Level 10+ Brigand.	Warrior
FE9	Fighter	Use a Master Seal on a Level 10+ Fighter or train a Fighter to Level 21.	Warrior
FE10	Fighter	Use a Master Seal on a Level 10+ Fighter or train a Fighter to Level 21.	Warrior
FE10	Warrior	Use a Master Crown on a Level 10+ Warrior or train a Warrior to Level 21.	Reaver
FE11	Fighter	Use a Master Seal on a Level 10+ Fighter.	Warrior
FE12	Fighter	Use a Master Seal on a Level 10+ Fighter.	Warrior
FE13	Fighter	Use a Master Seal on a Level 10+ Fighter.	Warrior
FE13	Barbarian	Use a Master Seal on a Level 10+ Barbarian.	Warrior

Notable WarriorsEdit

Genealogy of the Holy WarEdit

• Munnir - One of the three princes of Verdane who kidnaps Edain.
• Cimbaeth - One of the three princes of Verdane.
• Pizarl - A member of the Orgahill Pirates.
• Dobarl - A member of the Orgahill Pirates against Briggid.
• Tigris - The third member of the twelve Deadlords.
• Promotion for: Iucharba

Thracia 776Edit

• Dagdar - Leader of the Purple Mountain Bandits and the father of Tanya.
• Bucks - A member of the Lifis Pirates who mercilessly attacks villagers against August's pleas.
• Gomes - A member of the Mount Violdrake Bandits who leads a mutiny out of desperation.
• Colho - Traitor to the Dandelion Gang.
• Zile - A Bandit leader from Lenster.
• Promotion for: Marty

The Binding BladeEdit

• Bartre - Husband of Karla, father to Fir and brother-in-law of Karel.
• Promotion for: Ward and Lot.

The Blazing BladeEdit

• Geitz - A drifter attempting to pave his own way through the turbulence of life.
• Oleg - Leader of a small group of Black Fang members who is tasked to pursue Ninian and Nils.
• Paul - One of the leaders of the bandit group that attacks Pent in Nabata Desert.
• Jasmine -One of the leaders of the bandit group that attacks Pent in Nabata Desert.
• Brendan - Head of the Black Fang, father to Lloyd and Linus and stepfather to Nino. Appears as a Morph in the Final Chapter.
• Promotion for Dorcas and Bartre.

The Sacred StonesEdit

• Binks - Leader of a mercenary group hired by Pablo to kill Eirika when she enters Port Kiris.
• Gheb - A middle-ranking officer in Grado's service, he is put in charge of Fort Rigwald at the Frelia-Grado border.
• Possible promotion for Garcia and Ross.

Path of RadianceEdit

• Schaeffer - Leader of a group of gangsters responsible for taking over Palmeni Temple.
• Promotion for Boyd.

Radiant DawnEdit

• Boyd - The middle brother of Oscar and Rolf and member of the Greil Mercenaries.
• Goran - A Daein Warrior who is fiercely loyal to Micaiah.
• Promotion for: Nolan.

Shadow DragonEdit

• Ymir - A Warrior from the frontier lands of Grust. During the War of Darkness, he protected a group of Grustian villagers who treated him well.
• Promotion for: Bord, Cord and Barst.

New Mystery of the EmblemEdit

• Jake - A former ballistician from Grust who is in a relationship with Anna.
• Ymir
• Promotion for: Bord, Cord, Barst and Dice.

AwakeningEdit

• Basilio - West-Khan of Ferox.
• Nombry - Leader of a group of bandits who attempts to seek out the mirage village of legend.
• Tigris - One of the Twelve Deadlords.
• Possible promotion for: Vaike.

TriviaEdit

• It is worth noting that the uniforms worn by the Warriors in the Jugdral Series and Awakening are reminiscent of the armor donned by Roman gladiators.
• The Warrior class's description in Awakening claims that it has "peerless strength". In actuality, their Strength cap is surpassed by both Berserkers and Generals by a mere two points. This could be in comparison to other classes, where their power is nearly unmatched.

GalleryEdit

Concept artwork of the Warrior class from Radiant Dawn.

Concept artwork of the Warrior class from Awakening.

A Level 1 generic Warrior, as he appears in the second series of the TCG.

A Level 10 generic Warrior, as he appears in the fifth series of the TCG.

Generic CG portrait of the Warrior class from the DS titles.

Generic portrait of a Warrior from Berwick Saga

Generic portrait of a Warrior from Berwick Saga

Generic portrait of a Warrior from Berwick Saga

Dagdar as a Warrior in Thracia 776.

Samson as a Warrior in Tearring Saga

Animation of a Warrior performing a normal attack with an Axe in the GBA titles.

Animation of Bartre, a Warrior from The Binding Blade, performing a critical attack with a Bow.

Battle model of an enemy Warrior wielding a Bow in the GBA titles.

Gregor showing the skinny Warrior model in Awakening.

Vaike showing the large Warrior model in Awakening.

Map sprite of Warrior class in Thracia 776.

Map sprite of the enemy variant of the Warrior class in Thracia 776.

Map sprite of Warrior class in TearRing Saga

Map sprite of the Warrior class from the GBA titles.

Map sprite of the Warrior class from the DS titles.

Map sprite of the enemy variant of the Warrior class from the DS titles.

Map sprite of Basilio as a Warrior in Awakening.

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