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The '''Bandit''' (Japanese: <ruby><rb>{{hover|強盗|Gōtō}}</rb><rt>{{hover|バンデット|Bandetto}}</rt></ruby> ''Bandit'') is an [[:Category:Base classes|base]] infantry [[class]] introduced in {{FE9}}, appearing exclusively in it and {{title|Radiant Dawn}}. They are an [[axe]]-wielding, [[:Category:Enemy-exclusive classes|enemy-only]] class, and act as a replacement for other enemy-only axe classes from earlier {{FES}} games such as the [[Barbarian]], [[Brigand]] and [[Pirate]]. Like these classes, they have an easier time crossing certain rough [[terrain]]: they are the only non-flying class able to cross bodies of water, while in ''Radiant Dawn'' they also have an easier time crossing desert sands than most infantry classes.
The '''Bandit''' (Japanese: <ruby><rb>{{hover|強盗 Gōtō}}</rb><rt>{{hover|バンデット Bandetto}}</rt></ruby> ''Bandit'') is a [[:Category:Base classes|base]] infantry [[class]] introduced in {{FE9}}, appearing exclusively in it and {{title|Radiant Dawn}}. They are an [[axe]]-wielding, [[:Category:Enemy-exclusive classes|enemy-only]] class, and act as a replacement for other enemy-only axe classes from earlier {{FES}} games such as the [[Barbarian]], [[Brigand]] and [[Pirate]]. Like these classes, they have an easier time crossing certain rough [[terrain]]: they are the only non-flying class able to cross bodies of water, while in ''Radiant Dawn'' they also have an easier time crossing desert sands than most infantry classes.


Bandits have similar stats to the earlier enemy-only axe classes, with very high [[strength]] and [[HP]], as well as decent [[speed]]. However, not only do they suffer from the traditional poor [[skill (stat)|skill stat]] of axe-wielding classes, which along with the low [[Hit|accuracy]] of axes gives them poor [[hit rate]]s, but they are also affected by poor [[defense]] and [[resistance]], with their high HP failing to do much to mitigate this. This makes them risky to fight carelessly but relatively easy to quickly damage and defeat.
Bandits have similar stats to the earlier enemy-only axe classes, with very high [[strength]] and [[HP]], as well as decent [[speed]]. However, not only do they suffer from the traditional poor [[skill (stat)|skill stat]] of axe-wielding classes, which along with the low [[Hit|accuracy]] of axes gives them poor [[hit rate]]s, but they are also affected by poor [[defense]] and [[resistance]], with their high HP failing to do much to mitigate this. This makes them risky to fight carelessly but relatively easy to quickly damage and defeat.

Revision as of 05:51, 23 December 2018

Bandit

FEPR Bandit concept.png
Concept art of a Bandit from Tellius Recollection: Volume 1.


Axe-wielding brutes of terrible strength who live only to loot and pillage.

Unit type(s)

Unknown

Weapon(s)

Axe

Skill(s)

Shove

For the similar class known by this name in the Mystery of the Emblem fan translation, see Brigand.

The Bandit (Japanese: 強盗 Gōtōバンデット Bandetto Bandit) is a base infantry class introduced in Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, appearing exclusively in it and Radiant Dawn. They are an axe-wielding, enemy-only class, and act as a replacement for other enemy-only axe classes from earlier Fire Emblem series games such as the Barbarian, Brigand and Pirate. Like these classes, they have an easier time crossing certain rough terrain: they are the only non-flying class able to cross bodies of water, while in Radiant Dawn they also have an easier time crossing desert sands than most infantry classes.

Bandits have similar stats to the earlier enemy-only axe classes, with very high strength and HP, as well as decent speed. However, not only do they suffer from the traditional poor skill stat of axe-wielding classes, which along with the low accuracy of axes gives them poor hit rates, but they are also affected by poor defense and resistance, with their high HP failing to do much to mitigate this. This makes them risky to fight carelessly but relatively easy to quickly damage and defeat.

In Path of Radiance Bandits are able to promote to the Berserker class, although since there are no playable Bandits the player cannot do this without hacking the game.[1] In Radiant Dawn, they have no known promotion options, since the Berserker is not present in the game at all.

Stats

Base stats

Game HP Strength Magic Skill Speed Luck Defense Resistance Movement Constitution Weapon level
Path of Radiance 25 5 0 2 4 0 2 0 6 13 Axes D

Max stats

Game HP Strength Magic Skill Speed Luck Defense Resistance Movement Constitution Weapon level
Path of Radiance 40 20 15 20 20 40 20 20 ?? ?? Axes A

Class growth rates

Game HP Strength Magic Skill Speed Luck Defense Resistance Charm Constitution* Movement* Weapon level
Path of Radiance 90% 60% 10% 30% 50% 25% 40% 20% -- -- -- --
See class growth rate for more details on the mechanics of class growths in each game.

Class skills

Game Skill Learning conditions

Class change

Path of Radiance

Base class Promotion method Advanced class

Bandit
Using a Is gcn master seal.pngMaster Seal after reaching Level 10, or reaching Level 21.[1]
Berserker

Radiant Dawn

Base class

Bandit

Notable enemy Bandits

Enemy Units
Name Game
Zawana Path of Radiance
Ikanau Path of Radiance
Havetti Path of Radiance
Nedata Path of Radiance
Enemy Bandit units in the Fire Emblem series.

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Path of Radiance Axe-wielding ruffians with terrible strength and incredible endurance. ??
Radiant Dawn
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Axe-wielding ruffians with a taste for brutality. They loot villages and raze them without remorse. ??
Radiant Dawn
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Axe-wielding brutes of terrible strength who live only to loot and pillage. ??

Trivia

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English

Bandit

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Spanish

Bandido

Bandit

French

Bandit

As above.

German

Bandit

As above.

Italian

Bandito

Bandit

Gallery


References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Fedule, Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance Part #87 - Trial Maps - Addendum, The Let's Play Archive, Published: 2012-08-21, Retrieved: 2015-07-23

See also

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