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{{Quote|Say, if a noble title is all you're askin' for, wouldn't that make you just a commoner? You must be a real hard worker to have made it into House Friege's army! I mean, a commoner in House Friege is like a pegasus flying with Thracia's wyvern knights!|[[Karin]] to Ilios | {{Quote|Say, if a noble title is all you're askin' for, wouldn't that make you just a commoner? You must be a real hard worker to have made it into House Friege's army! I mean, a commoner in House Friege is like a pegasus flying with Thracia's wyvern knights!|[[Karin]], to Ilios}} | ||
'''Ilios''' (Japanese: {{hl|イリオス|Iriosu}} ''Eyrios'') is a playable [[Mage Knight]] in {{FE5}}. | '''Ilios''' (Japanese: {{hl|イリオス|Iriosu}} ''Eyrios'') is a playable [[Mage Knight]] in {{FE5}}. | ||
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|recruit=[[Norden Line|Chapter 16A]], talk with [[Karin]] if [[Olwen]] was either killed or not recruited | |recruit=[[Norden Line|Chapter 16A]], talk with [[Karin]] if [[Olwen]] was either killed or not recruited | ||
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===Supports=== | |||
{{SupportSysFE5 | |||
|portrait=[[File:Portrait ilios fe05.png]] | |||
|character=Ilios | |||
|class=Mage Knight | |||
}} | }} | ||
===Analysis=== | ===Analysis=== | ||
{{analysis}} | {{analysis}} | ||
Ilios joins as a great prepromoted combat unit that requires no investment thanks to high base stats. Of a particular note is his very high bulk—with 40 [[HP]], 10 [[defense]], 9 [[Magic (stat)|magic]], along with innate [[Miracle]] and [[Sol]], he is | Ilios joins as a great prepromoted combat unit that requires no investment thanks to his high base stats. Of a particular note is his very high bulk—with 40 [[HP]] (the third highest base in the game), 10 [[defense]], 9 [[Magic (stat)|magic]], along with innate [[Miracle]] and [[Sol]], he is the bulkiest spellcaster in the game. Ilios's base weapon levels are also excellent, with an A-level in [[sword]]s and [[thunder magic]]. While his [[Fire (magic)|fire]] and [[Wind (magic)|wind]] magic levels are only D, he almost never needs to use fire or wind tomes outside of the basic [[Wind]] which he has the rank for. On outdoor maps, Ilios has a horse, making him one of the player's most mobile combat units there. Even on indoor maps, he is still a good deployment choice despite having to dismount; his dismount penalties are negligible, except the loss of 3 movement and [[Canto]]. He also has an [[action]] star, giving him a 5% chance to move again after completing his turn. | ||
Ilios does have some flaws however. His primary combat flaw is his horrible [[FCM]] of 0, preventing him from critting an enemy on a follow-up attack; thankfully, he seldom needs to crit to one-round. He has no utility outside of combat outside of being able to capture outdoors. Indoors, his movement is worse than every other promoted unit and on par with the worst of unpromoted units. Perhaps the biggest and most obvious disadvantage that has nothing to do with his performance as a unit is that he is one of the very few rare examples in the ''Fire Emblem'' series in which his recruitment eligibility is tied to the status of a specific unit, in his case, [[Olwen]]; recruiting Ilios in the first place requires Olwen be either [[Death|dead]] or unrecruited (letting her get [[capture]]d and taken out of the map, or leaving her behind in [[escape (objective)|escape]] chapters, does not count, since she will still be alive for re-recruitment in [[The Prison Camp|Chapter 21x]]). If you're not comfortable with intentionally killing your units, you can opt to simply not recruit Olwen in [[Murder Holes|Chapter 11x]] if you desire to recruit Ilios. | Ilios does have some flaws however. His primary combat flaw is his horrible [[FCM]] of 0, preventing him from critting an enemy on a follow-up attack; thankfully, he seldom needs to crit to one-round. He has no utility outside of combat outside of being able to capture outdoors. Indoors, his movement is worse than every other promoted unit and on par with the worst of unpromoted units. Perhaps the biggest and most obvious disadvantage that has nothing to do with his performance as a unit is that he is one of the very few rare examples in the ''Fire Emblem'' series in which his recruitment eligibility is tied to the status of a specific unit, in his case, [[Olwen]]; recruiting Ilios in the first place requires Olwen be either [[Death|dead]] or unrecruited (letting her get [[capture]]d and taken out of the map, or leaving her behind in [[escape (objective)|escape]] chapters, does not count, since she will still be alive for re-recruitment in [[The Prison Camp|Chapter 21x]]). If you're not comfortable with intentionally killing your units, you can opt to simply not recruit Olwen in [[Murder Holes|Chapter 11x]] if you desire to recruit Ilios. | ||
==Comparison with Olwen== | ====Comparison with Olwen==== | ||
As Ilios and Olwen are mutually exclusive, the player must choose between the two. This comparison is made simpler due to their shared class and growth rates. | As Ilios and Olwen are mutually exclusive, the player must choose between the two. This comparison is made simpler due to their shared class and growth rates. | ||
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==Endings== | ==Endings== | ||
'''Ilios, Aspiring Knight'''<br> | '''Ilios, Aspiring Knight'''<br> | ||
In the New Kingdom of Thracia, Ilios at last achieved his dream when he was granted a title of nobility. However, the mighty warrior's skills were ill-suited for peacetime, and his government post ended in disaster. He mismanaged his district into ruin, though he was spared from punishment because of his service in the war. Reassigned to a symbolic, do-nothing post, he would often corner his subordinates and force them to listen to the same stories of his bygone glory days. | In the New Kingdom of Thracia, Ilios at last achieved his dream when he was granted a title of nobility. However, the mighty warrior's skills were ill-suited for peacetime, and his government post ended in disaster. He mismanaged his district into ruin, though he was spared from punishment because of his service in the war. Reassigned to a symbolic, do-nothing post, he would often corner his subordinates and force them to listen to the same stories of his bygone glory days. | ||
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
===Death quotes=== | ===Death quotes=== | ||
{{Quote|After all this... I still die... a commoner...|Ilios}} | {{Quote|After all this... I still die... a commoner...|Ilios}} | ||
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==Other appearances== | ==Other appearances== | ||
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==[[Choose Your Legends]] placement history== | |||
{{CYL results}} | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* Ilios has the exact same growth rates as [[Olwen]], [[Xavier]], and [[Galzus]]. | * Ilios has the exact same growth rates as [[Olwen]], [[Xavier]], and [[Galzus]]. | ||
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===Official artwork=== | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
FE776 Ilios.png|Artwork of Ilios from {{ | FE776 Ilios.png|Artwork of Ilios from {{title|Thracia 776}}. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
