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(I don't understand the trivia, "We don't know what would happen because it is not possible." is pretty meaningless, I could put things like "we don't know what happens if you force a cavalier to equip a tome" etc. It just seems pointless.)
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The '''Mirage''' <!--({{hover|???|???}} ''???'')--> is an enemy-exclusive [[class]] exclusive to {{FE13}}.  Mirages only appear in the leadup to the action of [[The Wellspring of Truth|Paralogue 22]]; they act as stand-ins during the [[battle preparations]] phase in place of whatever characters the player may choose to deploy for the chapter itself.
The '''Mirage''' <!--({{hover|???|???}} ''???'')--> is an enemy-exclusive [[class]] exclusive to {{FE13}}.  Mirages only appear in the leadup to the action of [[The Wellspring of Truth|Paralogue 22]]; they act as stand-ins during the [[battle preparations]] phase in place of whatever characters the player may choose to deploy for the chapter itself.


All Mirages inherently bear the name '''???''', with the help text "Shadows of the self reflected in the Wellspring of Truth."  Each Mirage has the same portrait, which does not lead into a battle animation when in a condition to click it to otherwise do so; this imples that the Mirage has no battle animations. In effect, this makes the Mirage class somewhat of a placeholder that's actually intentionally used within the game itself.
All Mirages inherently bear the name '''???''', with the help text "Shadows of the self reflected in the Wellspring of Truth."  Each Mirage has the same portrait, a silhouette, which does not display a battle animation when selected. Effectively, this makes the Mirage class somewhat of a placeholder that's actually intentionally used within the game itself.


Once a Mirage has transformed itself into its target, it will inherit most of the properties of its target; however, its available [[weapon rank]]s will default to B, and its [[inventory]] will be allocated in the following manner:
Once a Mirage has transformed itself into its target, it will inherit most of the properties of its target; however, its available [[weapon rank]]s will default to B, and its [[inventory]] will be allocated in the following manner:
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* It is currently unknown what would happen if one were to deploy a [[Dread Fighter]] that possesses the [[Shadowgift]] skill; such a setup (sword, axe, and dark tome) would be entitled to six weapons for five item slots.  The reason this is unknown is that the Dread Fighter is a male-only class, whereas all current potential holders of the Shadowgift skill are female.
* Mirages account for [[Shadowgift]], and will give a unit with that skill a dark tome, [[Waste]] to use.  
* Contrary to some popular belief, Mirages cannot wield [[Rexcalibur]].
* Contrary to some popular belief, Mirages cannot wield [[Rexcalibur]].



Revision as of 23:03, 23 September 2014

Mirage (class)



The Wellspring's reflection of one who stands before it.

Unit type(s)

Unknown

Weapon(s)

None

Skill(s)

None

The Mirage is an enemy-exclusive class exclusive to Fire Emblem Awakening. Mirages only appear in the leadup to the action of Paralogue 22; they act as stand-ins during the battle preparations phase in place of whatever characters the player may choose to deploy for the chapter itself.

All Mirages inherently bear the name ???, with the help text "Shadows of the self reflected in the Wellspring of Truth." Each Mirage has the same portrait, a silhouette, which does not display a battle animation when selected. Effectively, this makes the Mirage class somewhat of a placeholder that's actually intentionally used within the game itself.

Once a Mirage has transformed itself into its target, it will inherit most of the properties of its target; however, its available weapon ranks will default to B, and its inventory will be allocated in the following manner:

If a target has more than one weapon type available, they will be given the weapons of all of their available weapon types. For example, if the target is a Cavalier, they will be given the allocations of both swords and lances.

Stats

Base stats

Game HP Strength Magic Skill Speed Luck Defense Resistance Movement Constitution Weapon level

Max stats

Game HP Strength Magic Skill Speed Luck Defense Resistance Movement Constitution Weapon level

Class change

Awakening

Base class

Mirage

Notable enemy Mirages

Enemy Units
Name Game
[[
Category:Playable characters in Fire Emblem: Awakening|??? (×15)]]
Awakening
(Can represent any playable character except Aversa)
Enemy Mirage (class) units in the Fire Emblem series.

Trivia

  • Mirages account for Shadowgift, and will give a unit with that skill a dark tome, Waste to use.
  • Contrary to some popular belief, Mirages cannot wield Rexcalibur.

Gallery

Etymology and other languages

References

Project Classes.png This article is part of Project Classes, a project focused in writing articles for every class present in the Fire Emblem series.