Fire Emblem: Immortal Sword features a three-tiered class system that retains all your favorite classes from Fire Emblem: Blazing Sword and introduces some brand new classes for you to play with.
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Myrmidon
The very essence of swordsmanship, they are dedicated solely to honing their skills. |
Swordmaster
Ever hunting stronger opponents, the fabled Swordmasters seem to feed on the thrill of battle. |
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Thief
Specialists-for-hire, skilled at stealing secrets, gold, and lives alike. |
Rogue
Creatures of darkness and secrecy, willing to peddle any of their unique skills - for a price. |
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Scout
A novice tracker who has some notable ability with a bow. |
Archer
Unarmored soldiers who prefer to keep their foes an arrow's flight away. |
Longbowman
A Longbowman's greatest defense is that by the time her arrow reaches you, she is already long gone. |
Crossbowman
Specially trained soldiers wielding experimental mechanical bows. |
Arbalest
A veteran bowman who, with light armor and fierce resolve, can fire undaunted into melee. |
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Soldier
The fundamental heart of any armed force, volunteer infantry armed with spears. |
Halberdier
With Lance in hand and loyal men at his back, he can lead any force to victory. |
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Dragon Rider
Ancient predators of the sky bearing elite lance-wielding troopers. |
Dragon Master![]()
Dark knights atop terrifying flying dragons, masters of both Spear and of rapid dominance. |
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Journeyman
A simple man with a simple skill - hitting things with Axes. |
Fighter
Men of staggering might whose lives are dedicated to their axes. |
Warrior![]()
Criminals and soldiers, vigilantes and farmers, all equally fearsome behind Axe and Bow. |
Ruffian
An inexperienced but already very strong axeman. |
Brigand
Criminals who band together among the mountains, sustaining themselves through robbery and murder. |
Berserker
Legendary fiends of the battlefield, Axe-wielding horrors tortured to madness by madness itself. |
Pirate
Eccentric thugs, possessed by their love of the ocean, of violence, and of plunder. |
Raider![]()
A terrible foe, he rules the seas by force; fast, unrelenting, and impossible to surprise. |
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Drifter
A young swordsman with potential to reach any goal, but with none in mind. |
Mercenary
Aimless swordsmen, willing to attach their lives to whatever ideal pays the highest. |
Hero
This versatile freelancer has seen all known forms of combat - and a few that are unknown. |
Nomad
Plainsmen whose steed is like a brother, and whose arrows are like lightning. |
Nomad Trooper![]()
The swift and silent braves of Sacae strike from forests, hills, and plains with equal lethality. |
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Cavalier
A mounted axeman who uses quick movement and powerful strikes to crush his enemies. |
Great Knight![]()
True knights, worthy both of their steel and their fearsome reputations. |
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Recruit
A budding tactician and proven militiaman, eager to be exalted into greatness. |
Social Knight
A valorous horseman of the code, trained in the arts of mobility and spearplay. |
Paladin![]()
A cavalryman of the order, unremitting in his vigilance and in his love for the people. |
Apprentice
A valorous adolescent chasing mythical dreams of knights and dragons. |
Squire
A brave swordsman on horseback whose deft equestrianism is unparalleled. |
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Phalanx
With the strength of a bull, this stern knight carries his Axe and Armor with pride. |
Centurion![]()
A shield-bearing behemoth whose thunderous steps are heeded as an omen of death. |
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Lieutenant
Knights of extensive training, beacons of morale for those sheltered behind their lances. |
General![]()
Proven through countless battles, this peerless leader is eager to join his troops in the fray. |
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Zweihander
A deadly opponent, this mistress of war is as skilled as any swordsman and as sturdy as any knight. |
Stahlfaust
Heavily-armored warriors whose enthusiasm for the blade is matched only by their resilience. |
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Skywatcher
Daydreamers who ache to soar on the winds. |
Pegasus Knight
Cold-blooded predators of the skies, spear-wielding amazons with no concept of mercy. |
Falcoknight![]()
The highest honor an Ilian can receive; with it comes a veteran thoroughbred and vast authority. |
Cleric
An ordained minister, granted the blessing of healing for his services. |
Bishop![]()
High-ranking church officials and paragons of the community, expert in healing and magic. |
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Ascetic
A wandering priest whose blind faith allows him to strike with magic. |
Monk
Solemn men whose worship is like mourning. They strike with power from on high. |
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Mage
Free-spirited spellcasters who traverse the land in search of ever greater knowledge. |
Sage
In the search for his true passion, the Sage has become enraptured by magic in all of its forms. |
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Medic
An apprentice healer with basic restorative skill. |
Troubadour
Brides of the wounded, the helpless, and the meek - artisans of healing and egress. |
Valkyrie![]()
A Valkyrie is tasked with undoing the first strike, and turning it instead unto the enemy. |
Witch
Women of superstition and ritual, their reputation as 'healers' is thoroughly debated |
Hex![]()
Dark-hearted women with no love for attention - but with a plethora of curses to drive it away. |
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Pupil
This student of the arcane revives long-forgotten arts from old tomes. |
Sorcerer
Cultists and heretics, professors and generals, united in their love of elder-crafts. |
Wizard![]()
Gifted, delusional, ruthless, and always one tome away from understanding the universe. |
Page
Having finished his tuition, this aspiring mage travels in search of knowledge. |
Shaman
Men of wisdom and spirituality, whose weapon is the very terrain they fight on. |
Druid
A wise caster whose profound connection with the elements gives him strength to erupt mountains. |
Diviner
Men of the cloth who spend as much time honing their bodies as they do their magics. |
Justice
The fiercest of the faithful are granted blessed plates and jurisdiction just short of a king's. |
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Scholar
A dangerous genius with withering morals, seduced by the potential of taboo magics. |
Elder
An unorthodox wizard, frustrated with a life spent in libraries and instead taking to the steed. |