Jeritza

Death Knight and Emile redirect here. For the class, see Death Knight (class). For the boss from Path of Radiance, see Emil.

Jeritza von Hrym (pronounced /⁠jəˈɹitsə vɒn hɹɪm⁠/^[key]; Japanese: イエリッツァ Jeritza) is a character appearing in Fire Emblem: Three Houses who was made playable in the Version 1.1.0 update. He is the fencing instructor at the Officers Academy, and is secretly the infamous Death Knight (Japanese: 死神騎士 Death God Knight). His true identity is Emile (pronounced /⁠ɪ'mil⁠/^[key]; Japanese: エミール Emile), the half-brother of Mercedes von Martritz.

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Gender Male Race Human Age 21 (Part I) 26 (Part II) Birthday 4th of the Lone Moon (March 4th) Height 193 cm (6'3") Family Mercedes (half-sister) An unnamed mother An unnamed father (deceased) Starting class Death Knight Voiced by Atsushi Imaruoka (Japanese, all appearances) Patrick Seitz (English, all appearances) Appearance(s) Three Houses Heroes

“	I am nothing more than a merciless killer. A demon whose only pleasure is found within death’s shadow. Such a creature should not be allowed near you, dear sister.	”	— Jeritza to Mercedes

Biography

Jeritza was born Emile von Bartels, heir to House Bartels of Adrestia. His mother was a commoner who married his father for financial security for her daughter Mercedes, but his father was only interested in her Crest and banished the two as soon as Emile was born. When Emile was eight years old, his mother and sister absconded to Faerghus; Emile remained behind, fearing that his father would hunt them down and kill both of them if they fled with his true-born heir. Eventually, Emile's father tracked the two down and decided that since Emile's mother was past the age of bearing children, he would marry Mercedes to have more children with the Crest of Lamine. Emile snapped and massacred House Bartels, and because of this incident developed a homicidal split personality known as the Death Knight. In the aftermath, Princess Edelgard von Hresvelg discovered him, arranged for him to be adopted into the Hrym family under the name Jeritza, and took him into her service in order to make use of his skills for her plans to overthrow the Church of Seiros. Eventually, with the recommendation of Lord Arundel, Jeritza took a post as a fencing instructor at the Officers Academy at Garreg Mach Monastery.

Jeritza spends Part I aiding Edelgard in her Flame Emperor identity. Jeritza can be seen around the Monastery prior to Chapter 6. He is first seen as the Death Knight accompanying a raid on the Holy Mausoleum, but does not engage the students sent to stop them unless attacked first. Jeritza is responsible for kidnapping Flayn and stabbing Manuela during Chapter 6. He develops a fixation on the students' teacher Byleth and directly challenges them after their investigation leads them to the underground chamber where Flayn is held, but is ordered to retreat by the Flame Emperor. The Monastery faculty correctly conclude that Jeritza is the Death Knight, and he is not seen around the Monastery for the rest of Part I.

The Death Knight is next seen reinforcing Solon in the battle in Remire Village, but is again forced to retreat by Byleth. After the Flame Emperor is unmasked as Edelgard, the Death Knight fights in the Battle of Garreg Mach on Adrestia's side, potentially allying with Byleth to do so. Afterwards, the Death Knight takes up a post as an Adrestian general.

If Byleth is a member of the Black Eagles and sides with Adrestia over the Church, Jeritza joins their side and fights alongside Byleth for the rest of the Crimson Flower route.

In any of the other three routes, if both Mercedes and Caspar are recruited, a paralogue can be played in which Mercedes deduces that his true identity is Emile, and he gives her family Relic, the Rafail Gem, before threatening to kill Mercedes the next time they meet and departing. If Caspar defeats the Death Knight, the Death Knight gives him his Scythe of Sariel as a reward. Afterwards, regardless of whether this paralogue was completed, the Death Knight is assigned to defend Fort Merceus from the invading Faerghus army. He fails in this task; on the Azure Moon route, he is killed in this encounter. On Silver Snow and Verdant Wind, the Death Knight survives this encounter and instead warns the Resistance Army/Leicester army to leave the fortress, lest they be killed by incoming Agarthan missiles. He later defends Enbarr along with Hubert and is killed in this encounter.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses

Role

Jeritza spends most of his time as an NPC at Garreg Mach Monastery during the first quarter of the game. Eventually, he vanishes, and a secret passageway is found in his quarters where the recently abducted Flayn is discovered. He was made playable as free DLC in wave 3, exclusively on the Crimson Flower route. From Chapters 3 to 5 and Crimson Flower Chapter 13 onward in version 1.1.0 onward, he can tutor the player in swords, lances, brawling, and riding.

Starting stats and growth rates

Playable

Death Knight (class) Level 27 Movement 7 Crest

Recruitment: Crimson Flower Chapter 13, automatically from the start.* Base Stats Growth Rates Max Stats Max HP 53 Luck 12 Strength 32 Defense 24 Magic 18 Resistance 18 Dexterity 15 Charm 10 Speed 27 Max HP 80% Luck 30% Strength 60% Defense 45% Magic 45% Resistance 30% Dexterity 35% Charm 25% Speed 55% Max HP 79 Luck 41 Strength 74 Defense 63 Magic 42 Resistance 42 Dexterity 49 Charm 42 Speed 78 {{{content4}}} {{{content5}}} {{{content6}}} {{{content7}}} {{{content8}}} {{{content9}}} {{{content10}}} {{{content11}}} {{{content12}}} {{{content13}}} {{{content14}}} {{{content15}}}

Inventory Abilities Scythe of Sariel Silver Sword Dark Seal Murderous Intent Canto Lancefaire Sword Prowess Lv 4 Axebreaker Lance Prowess Lv 5 Swordbreaker Brawling Prowess Lv 3 Combat arts Spells Battalion Glowing Ember Knightkneeler Shatter Slash Thunder -- Skill Levels B+ A+ C+ D C+ D E B E A E -- -- -- --

Jeritza can reclass to a Noble and Cavalier.

NPC

Main article: Jeritza/Stats

Due to technical limitations, Jeritza's stats as a non-playable character, both friendly and enemy, both as Jeritza and as the Death Knight, have been split onto a separate page.

Growth rates when reclassed

Main article: Jeritza/Stats/Growth rates

Abilities

style="Template:Roundtl; border:none; background-color:#222222" colspan="2" | Ability	style="Template:Roundtr; border:none; background-color:#222222" | Learned at
	Murderous Intent	Personal ability, innate and unremovable
	Sword Prowess	Innate; replaced with higher levels at A+
	Mastermind	Innate
	Wrath Strike	Innate
	Grounder	Innate
	Haze Slice	Innate
	Axebreaker	Innate
	Windsweep	A
	Sword Crit +10	S
	Swordfaire	S+
	Lance Prowess	Innate
	Tempest Lance	Innate
	Knightkneeler	Innate
	Shatter Slash	Innate
	Swordbreaker	Innate
	Glowing Ember	Innate
	Lance Crit +10	S
	Lancefaire	S+
	Axe Prowess	Innate; replaced with higher levels at B+ and A+
	Smash	Innate
	Helm Splitter	Innate
	Lancebreaker	B
	Axe Crit +10	S
	Axefaire	S+
	Bow Prowess	Innate; replaced with higher levels at D+, C+, B+, and A+
	Curved Shot	Innate
	Close Counter	C
	Bow Crit +10	S
	Bowfaire	S+
	Brawling Prowess	Innate; replaced with higher levels at B+ and A+
	Fading Blow	Innate
	Rushing Blow	Innate
	Nimble Combo	Innate
	Healing Focus	B
	Brawl Crit +10	S
	Fistfaire	S+
	Reason	Innate; replaced with higher levels at D+, C+, B+, and A+
	Dark Magic Range +1	S
	Dark Tomefaire	S+
	Faith	E+; replaced with higher levels at D+, C+, B+, and A+
	White Magic Range +1	S
	White Tomefaire	S+
	Authority	Innate; replaced with higher levels at B+ and A+
	Battalion Wrath	Innate
	Defensive Tactics	Innate
	Battalion Desperation	Innate
	Offensive Tactics	S+
	Weight -3	C
	Smite	B
	Weight -5	A
	Armored Effect Null	S+
	Dexterity +4	Innate
	Movement +1	A+
	Cavalry Effect Null	S+
	Darting Blow	Budding Talent:
	Alert Stance	B
	Alert Stance+	A+
	Flying Effect Null	S+
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Spell list

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Thunder	Innate
Thoron	C
Death Γ	B
Heal	D
Nosferatu	D+
style="Template:Roundbl; border:none; background-color:#222222;" | Restore	style="Template:Roundbr; border:none; background-color:#222222;" | C

Analysis

This character analysis section may not be accurate to every player's experience.

Jeritza is a unit that joins only during Part II on the Crimson Flower route. He has a unique class, the Death Knight, which has high movement, Canto, and the ability to use magic. He starts at a very high level 27, with exceptional stats all-around, especially in HP, strength, speed, and defense, as well as fairly solid magic and decent resistance. His base stats alone allow him to ORKO most enemies on Normal and Hard modes, and still contest and even ORKO some of Maddening mode's high-level enemies without too much trouble. He is capable of taking a few hits without dying, and will avoid getting doubled by most enemies thanks to his high speed. Contrary to what one might expect, he also has high growth rates that will ensure that he remains a potent unit for the rest of the game. His only notably lacking stats are his dexterity, luck, and charm. His weakness in the former two translate into somewhat below-average hit rates, though this is mostly mitigated thanks to his personal ability, Murderous Intent. His low charm, however, is much more problematic, as it will greatly harm his hit rates with gambits even factoring in Murderous Intent, while also making him very susceptible to being hit by enemy gambits himself. His high movement and Canto will allow him to strike battalion-holding enemies and retreat safely, though it is still important to keep him out of their range during enemy phase, to ensure that he does not get immobilized for a turn. His low luck can also put him at risk of enemy critical hits, though there are similarly ways of avoiding these.

In addition to his strong stats, Jeritza also boasts great skill levels. His A+ in lances allows him to use any lance in the game at base, and also brings him closer to learning Lance Crit +10 and Lancefaire. His B+ in swords is also notable, as he starts needing only around 16 skill experience to reach A-rank, and thus learn Windsweep; this can allow him to safely damage some of the route's most threatening bosses, such as Dimitri and Rhea. As well, despite having a weakness in authority, he starts with a great base B-rank, allowing him use of valuable high-level battalions to boost his combat prowess further. His A-rank and strength in Riding additionally lets him learn Movement +1 very quickly compared to most other units. Lastly, Jeritza has a Budding Talent in Flying that, when realized, unlocks Darting Blow. This makes him the only male unit that can acquire the ability outside of Byleth when using New Game +, and allows him to double almost all enemies outside of Swordmasters and Falcon Knights.

Jeritza's black magic spell list, while somewhat short, is also solid, with Thoron and Death Γ granting him solid 3-range options without even needing to leave his starting class. Thoron will likely be used more often by him as, despite the high base crit of Death Γ, Jeritza's aforementioned low dexterity and luck mean that his crit rates with it may not be particularly high, especially on Maddening difficulty, where enemies have much higher luck as well as high-level prowess abilities. Thoron will thus be more reliable more often due to its higher might.

Jeritza bears the minor Crest of Lamine. It has a chance of conserving use of healing white magic, and also grants full use of the effects of the Rafail Gem; however, neither of these effects is useful to Jeritza. His weakness in faith and lack of healing spells make him ill-suited to being a healer or support unit, especially when his sheer offensive potential mean he would rather be a front line fighter. The Rafail Gem, on the other hand, is not available on the Crimson Flower route at all. At the very least, his access to a Crest allows him to take advantage of the high might of a Hero's Relic without taking damage afterwards, which can be useful.

Though Jeritza can do more than well in his default class, having him dip into other classes can also prove valuable to him. He uniquely has access to Mastermind as an equippable ability, which will double not only his skill experience, but also his class experience gained in battle. This allows him to easily achieve class mastery and learn valuable abilities such as Death Blow, Fiendish Blow, Hit +20, and/or Reposition without too much time investment. Moreover, it also allows him to master his personal Death Knight class in fairly little time, which will unlock Counterattack. This is a fine ability that allows him to counter long-range foes such as Snipers and Bow Knights without needing to switch to a ranged weapon; it even allows him to counterattack against Bolting, which appears in the last two chapters of the route and can be otherwise difficult to deal with.

Overall, Jeritza is an incredible unit that can easily carry the player through the Crimson Flower route on lower difficulties, and can be an incredible help on Maddening mode. He starts out strong, and will only continue to grow stronger and more flexible with investment. Unfortunately, being locked to Part II of Crimson Flower means he can only be used for six chapters, not including paralogues, giving the player comparatively little time to have fun with his kit. Regardless, Jeritza's capabilities make him more than worth his position on any Crimson Flower team.

Fire Emblem Heroes

Role

Jeritza is one of the characters added to the game in the Omnicidal Witch update, and was made available to players in the thirty-fourth Grand Hero Battle, which initially ran from August 12, 2019 through August 21, 2019. Only one variation of Jeritza is currently available in Heroes, based on his Death Knight persona in Three Houses.

Starting stats

★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★★

Rarity ★★★ Weapon type Movement type

Initial Stats Level 40 Stats Maximum HP 16/17/18 Attack 7/8/9 Speed 4/5/6 Defense 6/7/8 Resistance 3/4/5 Maximum HP 31/34/37 Attack 22/25/28 Speed 19/22/25 Defense 21/24/27 Resistance 18/21/24 {{{content3}}} {{{content4}}} {{{content5}}} {{{content6}}} {{{content7}}} {{{content8}}} {{{content9}}} {{{content10}}} {{{content11}}} {{{content12}}} {{{content13}}} {{{content14}}} {{{content15}}} Note: This unit requires the usage of Trait Fruit to access any flaws and assets.

Skills Steel Lance -- --

Rarity ★★★★ Weapon type Movement type

Initial Stats Level 40 Stats Maximum HP 16/17/18 Attack 8/9/10 Speed 4/5/6 Defense 7/8/9 Resistance 3/4/5 Maximum HP 32/35/38 Attack 24/27/30 Speed 20/23/26 Defense 23/26/29 Resistance 19/22/25 {{{content3}}} {{{content4}}} {{{content5}}} {{{content6}}} {{{content7}}} {{{content8}}} {{{content9}}} {{{content10}}} {{{content11}}} {{{content12}}} {{{content13}}} {{{content14}}} {{{content15}}} Note: This unit requires the usage of Trait Fruit to access any flaws and assets.

Skills Silver Lance -- Rising Flame

Rarity ★★★★★ Weapon type Movement type

Initial Stats Level 40 Stats Maximum HP 17/18/19 Attack 8/9/10 Speed 5/6/7 Defense 7/8/9 Resistance 4/5/6 Maximum HP 34/37/41 Attack 25/28/32 Speed 22/25/29 Defense 24/27/31 Resistance 21/24/28 {{{content3}}} {{{content4}}} {{{content5}}} {{{content6}}} {{{content7}}} {{{content8}}} {{{content9}}} {{{content10}}} {{{content11}}} {{{content12}}} {{{content13}}} {{{content14}}} {{{content15}}} Note: This unit requires the usage of Trait Fruit to access any flaws and assets.

Skills Scythe of Sariel -- Rising Flame

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Skill set

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File:Is feh skill offense.png	Iron Lance	Innate
File:Is feh skill offense.png	Steel Lance	Innate
File:Is feh skill offense.png	Silver Lance	★★★	200 SP
File:Is feh skill offense.png	Scythe of Sariel	★★★★★	400 SP
	Rising Flame	★★★	150 SP
	Blazing Flame	★★★★	300 SP
B	Escape Route 1	★★★	60 SP
B	Escape Route 2	★★★★	120 SP
B	Escape Route 3	★★★★★	240 SP
C	Close Guard 1	★★★	60 SP
C	Close Guard 2	★★★	120 SP
C	Close Guard 3	★★★★	240 SP
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Personality and character

It is strongly suggested in his supports that Jeritza suffers from some form of dissociative identity disorder, with distinct mannerisms, reactions to other characters, and general temperament and personality between his “Jeritza” and “Death Knight” personas.

Jeritza dislikes mingling with others, and will actively reject any attempt to make small talk. He spends most of his time at the Monastery alone and near the training grounds. Jeritza is a man of few words, but he does care deeply about Mercedes. He desperately struggles to maintain control of his Death Knight personality, to the point where he is actually willing to desert the Empire to keep her safe when he nearly turns his blade on her during a conversation. Jeritza is also very loyal to Edelgard for rescuing him after the massacre of House Bartels and giving him a purpose in life, as well as for their shared belief that the crest-based nobility system is irredeemably flawed and their shared goal of improving the social order of Fódlan. Notably, Edelgard is perhaps the only person Jeritza is more loyal to than his sister, as Jeritza will go as far as to engage his sister in the Crimson Flower route after failing to persuade her to stand down, should she not have been recruited in Part 1.

As the Death Knight, he is an extremely intimidating figure. He deeply enjoys battle to the point of not caring whether his own life is placed in jeopardy, and develops a particular fixation on Byleth as the story progresses. He also tends to chafe at taking orders, and on several occasions disobeys his superiors to act on his own impulses. In stark contrast to Jeritza’s loyalty to Edelgard, the Death Knight personality is often somewhat dismissive of Edelgard whenever her orders clash with his “pleasure”, most notably on display during the Remire incident. The Death Knight persona also seems mostly unbothered at the prospect of cutting down Mercedes, attacking her without cause in their B support. However, this persona is not entirely devoid of compassion for his sister or honor; he gives Caspar the Scythe of Sariel if he defeats him in battle as a sign of respect, and he gives his half-sister Mercedes their family Hero's Relic (although he says that he would not hesitate to kill her in their next encounter). Mercedes’s presence is also enough to give the Death Knight brief pause on several occasions in spite of his willingness to attack her in several such instances, and this personality still acknowledges Mercedes as his sister.

Supports

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Endings

Jeritza, Bloodstained Demon
After the war for Fódlan, Jeritza threw himself fully into the struggle against those who slither in the dark. Visage masked by the likeness of death itself, he laid waste to his enemies with a scythe that terrified friend and foe alike. When it was all over, he stole away in secret and vanished without a trace. His whereabouts thereafter have been the subject of much conjecture.

Byleth, Wings of the Hegemon & Jeritza, Bloodstained Demon
After the war for Fodlan, Byleth and Jeritza threw themselves fully into Emperor Edelgard's struggle against those who slither in the dark. Though the battle proved vicious, none could stand against the combined might of shining sword and reaper's scythe, and the pair become venerated by history as heroes of Adrestia. Once those who slither in the dark were forever vanquished, the two heroes stole away in secret and vanished without a trace. Their whereabouts thereafter have been the subject of much conjecture among historians.

Mercedes, Benevolent Soul & Jeritza, Bloodstained Demon
Once those who slither in the dark were finally defeated, Mercedes left home and opened a small orphanage in the Faerghus region with her mother. After many years of kind service raising children who had lost their families, she received a letter bearing familiar handwriting. Its author, a prisoner in Enbarr, expressed his sincerest well-wishes to Mercedes and her family. Still more time passed until, one day, the man who wrote the letter paid her a visit. With joyful tears in her eyes, Mercedes smiled, took Emile by the hand, and at last welcomed him home.

Bernadetta, Eternal Loner & Jeritza, Bloodstained Demon
After the war for Fódlan, Jeritza threw himself fully into the struggle against those who slither in the dark. Visage masked by the likeness of death itself, he laid waste to his enemies with a scythe that terrified friend and foe alike. When it was all over, he stole away in secret and vanished. At the same time, a mysterious guest arrived in Varley territory, which Bernadetta had inherited from her father. On that day, the reclusive noble and her guest were seen walking the grounds pleasantly together. A rendition of that scene, said to be painted by Bernadetta herself, remains at the estate to this day.

Constance, Sorcery Incarnate & Jeritza, Bloodstained Demon
After the war, Jeritza and Constance joined the battle against those who slither in the dark. In that dire struggle, which raged across the continent, Constance earned her noble title with powerful magic that proved essential to victory. Her rise in status ruffled more than a few feathers, but Jeritza kept the Imperial nobility in line. It is said, in the ballads composed about the couple, that they swore their wedding vows in the beautiful rose garden they had planted together on the Nuvelle estate.

Quotes

Main article: Jeritza/Quotes (Three Houses)

Main article: Death Knight/Quotes (Heroes)

Other appearances

Fire Emblem Cipher

This character is currently featured on two cards in Fire Emblem Cipher, one each as Jeritza and the Death Knight; he has yet to be featured as Emile.

Fire Emblem Cipher data for Jeritza and the Death Knight
	Funeral-Knight of Hell, Death Knight
		"One of us will die, the other will live. I will enjoy this dance of damnation."
		Attack: 70	Support: 0	Range: 1	Deploy Cost: 4
		Class: Death Knight		Tier: Advanced	Class Change Cost: 3
		Scythe of Sariel: [Trigger] [Once per turn] When one of your opponent's orbs is destroyed, choose 1 non-lord enemy, and destroy them. Commander: [Always] This unit is immune to destruction as the cost or effect of skills.
	Card #B19-047HN • Artist: Setsu
	Masked Fencing Instructor, Jeritza
		"I am Jeritza. I teach here. Weapon instruction."
		Attack: 70	Support: 10	Range: 1	Deploy Cost: 3
		Class: Myrmidon		Tier: Base	Class Change Cost: --
		“You look bored. Care to duel?”: [Activate] [Once per turn] Choose 1 non-Main Character enemy who is in the Front Line. Until the end of the turn, that enemy cannot evade.
	Card #B21-045N • Artist: Setsu
Some card information translation provided by Serenes Forest. For more detailed strategic information on these cards, see their TCG wiki article on Jeritza as well as Death_Knight.

Trivia

• The Death Knight is tied for the most appearances as an enemy in a single main-series game.
  • If paralogues are discounted, he has 6 appearances and is tied with Edelgard; he is fought in chapters 4, 6, 8, 12, and either 18 and 19 of the Verdant Wind route or 17 and 18 of the Silver Snow route of Three Houses.
  • If paralogues are counted, he has 7 appearances and is tied with Hubert; he is fought in the above chapters, as well as The Face Beneath.
• The Death Knight has no defeat quotes during Chapter 12 of the Black Eagles route should he fall in battle.

Etymology and other languages

Jeritza

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Jeritza von Hrym	Full name, known by just Jeritza in most menus.
Spanish	Jeritza von Hrym	As above.
French	Jeritza von Hrym	As above.
German	Jeritza von Hrym	As above.
Italian	Jeritza von Hrym	As above.
Korean	예리차 폰 프륨	Jeriza von Hrym
Simplified Chinese	伊艾里扎·冯·弗琉慕	Jeriza von Hrym
Traditional Chinese	伊艾里扎‧馮‧弗琉慕	Jeriza von Hrym

Death Knight

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Death Knight	--
Spanish	Caballero Sanguinario	Bloodthirsty Knight
French	Chevalier Macabre	Macabre Knight
German	Ritter des Todes	Knight of Death
Italian	Cavaliere Infernale	Infernal Knight
Korean	사신기사	Reaper Knight
Simplified Chinese	死神骑士	Death God Knight
Traditional Chinese	死神騎士	Death God Knight

Emile

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Emile	From the Roman surname "Aemilius", derived from the Latin "aemulus" meaning "rival".
Spanish	Emile	As above.
French	Emile	As above.
German	Emile	As above.
Italian	Emile	As above.
Korean	에밀	Emile
Simplified Chinese	艾米尔	Emile
Traditional Chinese	艾米爾	Emile

Gallery

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  High quality portrait artwork of Jeritza with his mask from Three Houses.

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  Portrait artwork of Jeritza without his mask from Three Houses.

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  Jeritza's S-support illustration with male Byleth.

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  Jeritza's S-support illustration with female Byleth.

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  Mercedes crying over Emile's death.

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  Artwork of the Death Knight from Three Houses.

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  High quality portrait artwork of the Death Knight from Three Houses.

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  Artwork of Death Knight: The Reaper from Heroes.

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  Artwork of Death Knight: The Reaper from Heroes.

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  Artwork of Death Knight: The Reaper from Heroes.

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  Artwork of Death Knight: The Reaper from Heroes.

External links

• The Death Knight's page on the Japanese official website
• Jeritza's page on the Japanese official website

References

This article is part of Project Characters, a project focused on writing articles for every character present in the Fire Emblem series.