She also gets access to both swords and axes in said class, but because of getting E ranks in both weapon types Effie is going to mostly use lances. Great Knight gives Effie some much needed speed, though she loses some skill and luck in exchange, and vastly improves her movement. Pavise is overall too situational to be incorporated into strategies and will only be useful on rare occasions.
This is not a very big loss in Conquest as enemies tend to have very high speed in said route, and Effie cannot reach the doubling threshold because of her low base speed without receiving significant investment, such as Speedwings, that other units such as Xander can potentially use more effectively. Wary Fighter prevents Effie from being doubled, but also prevents her from doubling as well. General keeps Effie relatively the same in terms of growths and gives her access to the skills Wary Fighter and Pavise. Later on Effie can learn the skill Natural Cover, which is a somewhat situational skill, but can be useful for giving Effie additional durability.Įffie can either promote into a General or a Great Knight. That said, it can remain useful if the player invests in a Brave Lance for her, as that will allow her to strike twice, effectively doubling the damage bonus of Puissance from +3 on a single hit to a total of +6 over two hits, potentially allowing her to still one-round KO enemies in the mid-to-lategame. Around the midgame, however, this skill will fall off in usefulness as enemies become increasingly more bulky in both HP and defense, making the prospect of one-shotting them more difficult. Thanks to her high strength base and growth, as well as the possible boosts from Pair Up and a Strength Tonic, Effie can very quickly make effective use of this skill to deal major damage to low strength enemy units, and even potentially one-shot lighter classes such as Dark Mages and Ninjas. Puissance is a very interesting skill which lets the player unit deal +3 damage when attacking if the unit's strength is at least 5 point higher than that of the enemy. Defense +2 is very good in the earlygame, but becomes less useful later when the player gets access to better skills. In Revelation Effie is in a rather unfortunate position, coming around the midgame while being very underleveled and unable to contribute much aside from her pair up bonuses.Įffie comes with the skills Puissance and Defense +2.
In her joining chapter in Conquest, Effie makes for an effective earlygame tank despite her low HP, and will usually deal high damage to enemy Faceless. She is further held back by her class's 4 movement while this is fixable with effective use of the Pair Up mechanic, it can still make her a nuisance to drag around the large maps of both routes she is playable in. She sports well balanced growths in most areas, with an especially high 80% growth rate in strength, but is held back by her low base HP and speed, which will prevent her from reliably follow-up attacking. This character analysis section may not be accurate to every player's experience.Įffie is a Knight who joins in chapter 7 of Conquest and chapter 14 of Revelation.
Skill set via Partner/Friendship Seals Main article: Effie/Supports Skills available with Partner and Frienship Seals The above and below skill list does not include skills obtained via DLC. Please help improve the page by adding information. 1.10 Skill set via Partner/Friendship SealsĮffie accompanies Corrin if they side with Nohr or neither nation.She is also dedicated in her training, never missing a session. Effie, describing her training routine and appetite to Corrin.Įffie (Japanese: エルフィ Elfi) is a character in Fire Emblem Fates. All in the name of protecting Lady Elise, of course! I expend a great deal of energy in the course of my training, you see. Please help improve the page by adding information.Īrtwork of Effie from the Fire Emblem Fates 4koma Comic & Character Guide Book.Ī gentle woman of great strength raised in Nohr's capital.
For the character named "Effie" in Japanese, see Faye.
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