Gheb

Gheb Gheb's portrait in The Sacred Stones. A squad commander in Grado's army. He cares nothing for his men's lives.

Gender Male Race Human Nationality Grado Title(s) Squad commander in the Grado army Starting class Warrior Appearance(s) Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones

“	Grado cannot afford to lose a brilliant tactician of my stature! No one will blink if any of you worthless toads dies. But if I die– You should be happy to fight, kill, and die in my service!	”	— Gheb

Gheb (Japanese: ゲブ Gebu) was a Grado commander and strategist who appears as a boss in Ephraim's route in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones. He was the commander leading the defense of the strategic Fort Rigwald when Ephraim began his invasion of Grado, and had captured Tana. He was an extremely arrogant and self-absorbed leader who openly did not care at all for the lives of his subordinates, and when one of his soldiers questioned the war, Gheb threatened the soldier that if he didn't follow orders, he would be burned at the stake.

Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones

Gheb is the boss of Chapter 9 of Ephraim's route.

Stats

Chapter 9 (Ephraim), Easy/Normal Chapter 9 (Ephraim), Hard

Warrior Level 5 Affinity

Stats Max HP 45 Luck 1 Strength 18 Defense 13 Skill 8 Resistance 5 Speed 6 Constitution 16 Movement 6 Aid 15

Inventory Iron Axe Killer Axe Weapon Levels -- -- A D -- -- -- --

Warrior Level 5 Affinity

Stats Max HP 47 Luck 1 Strength 19 Defense 13 Skill 9 Resistance 6 Speed 7 Constitution 16 Movement 6 Aid 15

Inventory Iron Axe Killer Axe Weapon Levels -- -- A D -- -- -- --

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Quotes

Battle quote

“	Wh-what was that? You piece of trash, what do you think you’re doing?	”	— Gheb

“	Y-you wench... You're that recruit, aren't you? Do you think you can betray me and get away with it?	”	— Gheb against Amelia

Death quote

“	Th-that’s not poss–	”	— Gheb

Gallery

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  Gheb's portrait in The Sacred Stones.

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Warrior Axe Bow*

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Gheb	Alteration of the Japanese name, as below.
French	Gheb	As above