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|game = [[Fire Emblem: Thracia 776]] |
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|firstseen = Chapter 19: [[Remorse and Retaliation]] |
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|class = [[Baron]]}} |
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| + | He was assigned by [[Bloom]] to organize the pursuit of the survivors of [[Dorias]]' failed charge on [[Alster]] castle. In the end, Wolf ultimately fails to prevent the army from retreating to [[Lenster|Leonster]], possibly even meeting his death in the process. Regardless of the outcome, he is never seen or heard from again. As [[Barat]] is seen commanding the subsequent siege of Leonster castle, it is likely that Bloom saw fit to delegate Wolf to a lesser task, in the aftermath of his failure. |
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| + | Oddly enough, when engaged in battle Wolf seems to be more concerned with his skilled swordsmanship than with the fact that the retreating rebel forces were able to turn the tide of battle.{{Clr}} |
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| + | ==In Game== |
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| + | |game = fe5|image = [[Baron]]|Level = 15|HP = 56|Str = 20|Mag = 13|Skl = 18|Spd = 8|Lck = 10|Def = 20|Bld = 20|Move = 6|LS = 4|MS = 0|PC = 0|Skill = [[File:Big shield.gif|16px]] [[Pavise (Skill)|Great Shield]]|Weapon = [[File:FE5 Sword Icon.png|20px]][[Sword]] - A<br>[[File:FE5 Lance Icon.png|20px]][[Lance (weapon)|Lance]] - A<br>[[File:FE5 Axe Icon.png|20px]][[Axe]] - A<br>[[File:FE5 Bow Icon.png|20px]][[Bow]] - A<br>[[File:FE5 Fire Icon.png|20px]][[Fire (magic)|Fire]] - A<br>[[File:FE5 Thunder Icon.png|20px]][[Thunder (magic)|Thunder]] - A<br>[[File:FE5 Wind Icon.png|20px]][[Wind (magic)|Wind]] - C<br>[[File:FE5 Staff Icon.png|20px]][[Staff]] - A|Item = [[File:Mastersword.gif]][[Master Sword]]<br>[[File:FE5thoron.png]][[Thoron]]<br>[[File:FE5meteor.png]][[Meteor]]<br>[[File:FE5vulnerary.png]][[Vulnerary]]<br>[[File:FE5vulnerary.png]][[Vulnerary]]}} |
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| + | {{Subjective}}Statistically, aside from his superior [[Skill (stat)|Skill]] and inferior [[Speed (stat)|Speed]], Wolf is virtually identical to [[Gustav]], who was fought just before him. The circumstances surrounding the encounter are radically different, however. Rather than relying on a [[Throne]] to boost his defenses, Wolf instead relies upon an incredible variety of supporting units in his vicinity: two siege [[Bishop]]s armed with [[Blizzard]] (which inflicts [[Sleep (condition)|Sleep]] in ''Thracia''), two [[Iron Arch]]es, three [[General]]s with [[Master Lance]]s, a siege tome of his own, and a near endless stream of mounted reinforcements that attack on the same turn. This formidable concentration of enemy forces makes Wolf's position virtually unassailable. Given his 20 [[Build]], Wolf cannot be captured, so there is virtually no reason to engage him. |
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| + | Players wishing to actually kill Wolf should wait until the start of turn 26 before assaulting his position, as the final wave of reinforcements occurs during the previous enemy phase. |
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| + | == Quotes == |
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| + | {{Quote|Ugh... This... isn't possible...|Wolff's death quote}} |
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| + | {{Quote|“You’re releasing me? …Ha, it appears I have been utterly defeated. But remember, this won’t happen the next time we meet!”|Wolff's [[List of unused content in Fire Emblem|unused]] release quote .}} |
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| + | == Notes == |
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| + | * Wolf shares the same Japanese name with [[Wolff]] of [[Valentia]]. |
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| − | |[[Sword]] - A<br>[[Lance (weapon)|Lance]] - A<br>[[Axe]] - A<br>[[Bow]] - A<br>[[Fire (magic)|Fire]] - A<br>[[Thunder (magic)|Thunder]] - A<br>[[Wind (magic)|Wind]] - C<br>[[Staff]] - A |
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| + | * There is an unused dialogue in chapter 19 showing Wolff was originally going to be helped by his superior, [[Ishtar]] in the battle. |
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| + | * Like several boss characters, Wolff has an [[List of unused content in Fire Emblem|unused]] release quote. This is because of Wolff's 20 [[constitution]] preventing him from being [[Capture|captured]] |
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| + | * In Chapter 7 of ''[[Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War|Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War]]'', there is a general in the arena with same name as Wolff. Given this takes place in the second generation and the similar classes, it is possible the two enemies are intended to be the same individual. |
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Revision as of 17:59, 31 August 2019
—Wolff's Battle Quote
Wolf (ウォルフ Worufu) is a boss character in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776.
Profile
He was assigned by Bloom to organize the pursuit of the survivors of Dorias' failed charge on Alster castle. In the end, Wolf ultimately fails to prevent the army from retreating to Leonster, possibly even meeting his death in the process. Regardless of the outcome, he is never seen or heard from again. As Barat is seen commanding the subsequent siege of Leonster castle, it is likely that Bloom saw fit to delegate Wolf to a lesser task, in the aftermath of his failure.
Oddly enough, when engaged in battle Wolf seems to be more concerned with his skilled swordsmanship than with the fact that the retreating rebel forces were able to turn the tide of battle.
In Game
Stats
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| Level | HP | Str | Mag | Skl | Spd | Lck | Def | Bld | Mov | LS | MS |
| 15 | 56 | 20 | 13 | 18 | 8 | 10 | 20 | 20 | 6 | 4 | 0 |
| Skills | Weapon | Starting Items | |||||||||
 Great Shield |  Sword - A Lance - A Axe - A Bow - A Fire - A Thunder - A Wind - C Staff - A |  Master Sword Thoron Meteor VulneraryVulnerary | |||||||||
Overall
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Subjective: The following part of this article is based upon the editor's personal experiences and opinions, and therefore may not be applicable for all readers.
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Statistically, aside from his superior Skill and inferior Speed, Wolf is virtually identical to Gustav, who was fought just before him. The circumstances surrounding the encounter are radically different, however. Rather than relying on a Throne to boost his defenses, Wolf instead relies upon an incredible variety of supporting units in his vicinity: two siege Bishops armed with Blizzard (which inflicts Sleep in Thracia), two Iron Arches, three Generals with Master Lances, a siege tome of his own, and a near endless stream of mounted reinforcements that attack on the same turn. This formidable concentration of enemy forces makes Wolf's position virtually unassailable. Given his 20 Build, Wolf cannot be captured, so there is virtually no reason to engage him.
Players wishing to actually kill Wolf should wait until the start of turn 26 before assaulting his position, as the final wave of reinforcements occurs during the previous enemy phase.
Quotes
—Wolff's death quote
—Wolff's unused release quote .
Notes
- Wolf shares the same Japanese name with Wolff of Valentia.
- There is an unused dialogue in chapter 19 showing Wolff was originally going to be helped by his superior, Ishtar in the battle.
- Like several boss characters, Wolff has an unused release quote. This is because of Wolff's 20 constitution preventing him from being captured
- In Chapter 7 of Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War, there is a general in the arena with same name as Wolff. Given this takes place in the second generation and the similar classes, it is possible the two enemies are intended to be the same individual.