Wolff

Wolff
Names and Aliases
Full Name (Localized)	Wolff
Biological Information
Gender	Male
Race	Human
Affiliations
Faction(s)	Grieth Pirates
Game Data
Game	Fire Emblem Gaiden Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia
First Seen	Chapter 3: War of Deliverance (Celica's route)
Starting Class	Sniper
Voice Actors
English	Sean Chiplock
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“You don't look half as scared as you ought. Don't you value your lives? It's time you had the fear of death put back into you!”
—Wolff, before battle

Wolff (ウォルフ Worufu, Wolf in the Japanese version) is an enemy character on Celica's route in Fire Emblem Gaiden and its remake. As a Sniper, he has a large range and is hard to reach in his Desert Stronghold. These factors making him one of the tougher bosses in the game.

In Gaiden, Wolff has no dialogue, though he is implied to be one of the Grieth Pirates.

Personality

Owing to the minor role he plays, Wolff is not well developed. However, several aspects of his character can still be gleaned. For one, Wolff can be considered a prideful individual, taunting his enemies based on their appearance before analyzing the details. A fact is shown when he calls out to Celica's group that they should be afraid for taking a step into a deadly territory, and takes it upon himself to deliver the fear of death back into them. One can see that he still refuses to admit his defeat when he mumbles about during his final moments.

In-Game

Fire Emblem Gaiden

Starting Class
Sniper
Level	HP	Str	Skl	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Mov
3	33	16	7	6	0	7	2	5
Magic				Starting Items
-				Steel Bow

Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia

• Normal
• Hard

Starting Class
Sniper
Level	HP	Atk	Skl	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Mov
3	32	13+3*	7	7-3*	0	7	2	5
Magic			Skills			Starting Items
-			Bowrange+2 Anti-Flying*			Steel Bow

*Due to equipped Steel Bow

Starting Class

Quotes

“No... I'll not surrender... Not like...this...”
—Wolff's defeat quote

“How's this?!”
—Wolff's eliminating target quote

Trivia

• Wolff shares a similar name with Wolf on the Archanea continent. Both are archers of some sort as well. They have no dialogue in their originating games. The spelling of his Japanese name is slightly different from Wolf of Archanea, as is his localized name. Additionally, Wolff is a German name and is pronounced "Volf," unlike Wolf, which is simply pronounced as one would expect.
• There is also another character named Wolf, an enemy boss from Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 on the Jugdral continent.
• In Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, Wolff shares his battle and defeat quotes with Zakson.

Gallery

Wolff's portrait in Gaiden.

Wolff's portrait in Shadows of Valentia.