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Mordecai is a tiger laguz available in part 2 and a significant portion of part 3 in Ike's party. He has excellent health and defense base and growths, | Mordecai is a tiger laguz available in part 2 and a significant portion of part 3 in Ike's party. He has excellent health and defense base and growths, being a good mobile physical tank through the entire game. His base strength is excellent, ensuring he will always massively dent enemy units even if he doesn't double. His base speed is low, and his growth is one of the worst in game, so he will very rarely double units through the entire game, and will often be doubled by faster units. His base resistance and growth is one of the worst in the game, so he is vulnerable to magic, especially fire. As a tiger laguz, he has a slow depleting laguz gauge, so he can stay transformed for a long time, especially when supplemented with Olivi Grass. Note that Path of Radiance transfers will rarely benefit Mordecai, as the only useful stat he can potentially cap is strength which requires much rigging. | ||
Mordecai can contribute immediately through chapter 2-2 and 2-E with a variety of roles, including shoving, walling, or offense. There are various laguz stones available for him in part 2. When he joins Ike's group, his stats are still solid enough to keep up with the rest of the team. For part 4, as a laguz, Mordecai can fit onto any team thanks to his excellent mobility. His utility will be limited due to lack of 2-range combat, and generally being outclassed by laguz royals. Even when untransformed, he can shove/smite many units thanks to his excellent weight stat, giving him a valuable niche. | Mordecai can contribute immediately through chapter 2-2 and 2-E with a variety of roles, including shoving, walling, or offense. There are various laguz stones available for him in part 2. When he joins Ike's group, his stats are still solid enough to keep up with the rest of the team. For part 4, as a laguz, Mordecai can fit onto any team thanks to his excellent mobility. His utility will be limited due to lack of 2-range combat, and generally being outclassed by laguz royals. Even when untransformed, he can shove/smite many units thanks to his excellent weight stat, giving him a valuable niche. | ||
