【VTuber】(Spoilers!) Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War Playable Character Tier List

[@zekdom]

Ah, I can’t believe I missed this! All blue-hairs are S tier; I don’t make the rules.

[@RagnellAvalon]

Some tidbits that might interest you: - You forgot Jamka and didn't mention him at all, so I assume you didn't recruit him (talk to with Adeen on ch2's last leg) - Lex is HEAVILY nerfed by being axe-locked because axes are awful in this game; weapon weight is deducted directly from speed and the iron axe has 18 weight. Until he gets his Hero Axe at the end of ch2 Lex functionally has 0 speed, and not enough defense to make up for it. If he was lance-locked or sword-locked he'd be *very* strong. - Although the game only strongly suggests it rather than explicitly confirming it, Brigid and Adeen are full-blooded sisters. - Claude's missing sister is heavily implied to be Sylvia, making them the most direct instance of incest in FE4 other than Lacheises/Eldigan (see below), since Sylvia is one of the 'intended' partners for Claude. - Lacheisis is absolutely a brothercon but in the game, Eldigan doesn't really seem to notice (this dynamic is explored in FE8 as well between Eirika and Ephraim, but it causes more problems there). In the manga, however, Ares is heavily-implied to be Lacheisis' son by Eldigan, whereas in the game he's the son of Eldigan and Grahnye (a character who is only mentioned in passing). However, Finn/Lacheisis is treated by Thracia as if it were the canonical pairing, making him Nanna's father (he also has some unique conversation events in Genealogy if he's Nanna's father). - Speaking of canonical pairings, Lewyn+Fury will produce a Sety with 105 Speed growth and such an incredibly high base Speed that the integer overflows and causes him to show up with only 17 base speed (but since he has Holsety you probably won't notice). - Deidre is Alvis' half-sister. Despite all the shady shit he gets up to, this game and especially Thracia strongly suggest that he's thoroughly revolted that he was manipulated into taking Deidre, committing incest, and killing Sigurd, not to mention birthing Yurius who is Actually Satan. - Sigurd doesn't conquer out a bunch of kingdoms 'in self-defense'; the first few he takes over are part of Grandvale to begin with (which are attacked by a foreign kingdom) and he's knighted and charged with securing the stability of the region. In later chapters he's expressly ordered to subdue unstable regions, despite his misgivings (this is also what brings him into conflict with Eldigan). - Holyn is also descended from the Crusader Odo, meaning that he and Ayra are distantly related (in the "roughly 1 in 200 people are descended from Genghis Khan" sense of distantly related, not "second cousin once removed and twice convicted" distantly related). This provides the only opportunity in the game to take advantage of the same 'bloodline reinforcement' that forms the thrust of the Loptr Cult's plot to revive their god; by marrying him to Ayra, their children will inherit strong Odo blood instead of weak Odo blood. This is a fairly significant benefit, giving them both * Swords and +40% HP/+60% Skill growth, but it does have the (debatable) downside of stacking Astra and Luna (they can't both activate on the same attack). - Altenna being unpairable appears to be simply because she appears to late in the game; she's not otherwise engaged. - It was originally going to be possible to intentionally pair Celice and Yuria (and in fact it was extremely easy to do so, as they have 490 love points out of the 500 needed to become a pair and likely had +5 growth), bringing the whole thing full circle, but this was dummied out at basically the last second (by changing their love growth to -5). However, due to an oversight, they can still be paired by exploiting either the Jealousy system or an oversight of the sequence in the Final Chapter where Yuria is an enemy unit.