Lewyn

Levn File:FESK Levn 01.png Artwork of Levn from Seisen no Keifu.

Gender Male Race Human (eventually possessed by a Divine Dragon) Family Rahna (mother) Daccar (paternal uncle) Maios (paternal uncle) Ferry (wife) Sety (son) Phee (daughter) Title(s) Prince of Silezha King of Silezha Starting class Bard Sage Appearance(s) Seisen no Keifu Thracia 776 Awakening

“	If I go back, I have to succumb to the will of my late father and succeed the throne. But my uncles would never have it. One slip up and there'd be mutiny, like there is here. You know who suffers then? The people.	”	— Levn

Levn (レヴィン Revin) is the errant prince, later king, of Silezha, the son of Queen Rahna and his late predecessor, and a full-blooded descendant of the Wind Crusader Sety. In his youth, displeased at the inheritance squabbles of his uncles Maios and Daccar at the expense of their subjects, he departed Silezha to travel the world as an anonymous bard. In time, he came to Agustria, where he became involved in Siglud's efforts to oppose King Chagall's abuses of the people, and accompanied Siglud in exile to Silezha, where Rahna gave him the Holsety tome, and then back into Grandbell; during the conflict, he married the Silezhan knight Ferry and had with her two children, Sety and Phee. Seventeen years after the Battle of Barhara, he emerged as an important figure in the liberation wars against the Grandbell Empire, serving as the personal advisor of Serlis.

Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War

Role

First generation

Levn was passing through Agustria at the time of Sigurd's first conflict with King Chagall, having spent some time with Sylvia. When Macbeth unleashed bandits on the Agustrian villages, Levn departed to fight them, with Sylvia following. He confronted Sigurd about the misery his fight with Chagall caused the people of Agustria, but was impressed by Sigurd's attitude and sided with him to finish the job. During the fight he encountered Ferry, dispatched by his mother to find him and tricked by Chagall into thinking he was a hostage held by Sigurd; he reluctantly agreed to return to Silezha with her after sorting out some problems, and she joined Sigurd's army to stay with him in the meantime. The two were married at some time after this*.

When Rahna gave Sigurd free refuge in Silezha after being branded a traitor, Levn went with him. He and Rahna had some difficulty getting along in light of how he abandoned her, though Mahnya insisted that Rahna was actually happier than she had been in a while to see him. He fought in the subsequent civil war sparked by his uncles, enraged at their abusive approach to the people and country and by the death of Mahnya, and when Sigurd's army reclaimed Silezha Castle, Rahna presented him with his birthright, the Holsety tome, to use in assisting Sigurd on his quest for justice.

Levn was present at the Battle of Barhara, and was personally killed by Archbishop Manfroy during or after it. He was revived soon after by Holsety, who also took possession of Levn at the cost of some of Levn's memories. After being revived, Levn completely disappeared for a time, leaving Ferry to rule Silezha and raise their children alone in the face of Grandbell. Years later, Levn found Yuria in Barhara shortly after her narrow escape from her Loptous-possessed brother, amnesiac and badly injured. He took her to a remote region of Silezha to take care of her.

Second generation

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During his fight against the Dozel occupation of Isaac, Serlis encountered Levn after conquering Ganeishire Castle. Praising Serlis's decision to launch his revolution at this time, Levn left Yuria in Serlis's care as Silezha was proving too troublesome to house her in, then departed for Lenster. Levn returned shortly after Serlis defeated Danan and conquered Rivough, bringing news of the state of the world and introducing Serlis to the full scope of the activities of Grandbell. He advised Serlis to travel south to Lenster to meet with Leaf and his liberation force, then departed with him, acting as an advisor and tactician.

At Darna, Levn gave Serlis a brief lesson in the history of the Twelve Crusaders, and a cryptic message about the "return" of the Crusaders. As Serlis's army stormed Grandbell at the climax of the war, Levn shared with him a more detailed history of the Crusaders, identifying the gods and Loptous as dragons, explaining the crucial role Naga's power plays in combating Loptous, and confirming that Yurius was possessed by Loptous and appared to be reconstructing the Lopt Empire.

At the end of the war, despite the pleas of Sety and Phee*, Levn declined to return to Silezha with them, insisting that he would be a liability to the restoration of the country. Before departing himself, Serlis realized the true nature of Levn as the host of Holsety, and thanked Holsety for his assistance.

Starting stats and growth rates

File:Portrait levn 01 fe04.png Bard Level 6 Holy Blood File:SNESHolyBloodHolsety.gif Movement 6

Recruitment: Chapter 2, automatically from the turn after Castle Heirhein is seized*. Stats Growth Rates Max HP 34 Speed 16 Strength 1 Luck 7 Magic 12 Defense 5 Skill 12 Resistance 9 Max HP 90% Speed 90% Strength 10% Luck 20% Magic 30% Defense 20% Skill 40% Resistance 10% {{{content3}}} {{{content4}}} {{{content5}}} {{{content6}}} {{{content7}}} {{{content8}}} {{{content9}}} {{{content10}}} {{{content11}}} {{{content12}}} {{{content13}}} {{{content14}}} {{{content15}}} Inventory Skills Elwind 8000 Gold Adept Critical Weapon Levels -- -- -- -- -- C C ★ C --

Promotion stat gains

Class	HP	Str	Mag	Skill	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Con	Mov	Weapon level
Sage	+0	+0	+8	+5	+5	+0	+0	+5	--	+0	B B B B

Fire Emblem: Thracia 776

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After Leaf's escape from Tahra, Levn appeared before August. Apparently employing August in some unknown task, Levn mentioned that he never expected any other outcome than the fall of Tahra, and that he would "check on" Orgahil before returning to Isaac; he then left, wishing August luck in the year of work ahead of him.

Fire Emblem Awakening

Levn is one of the characters available via SpotPass.

Starting stats and growth rates

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Reclassing options

Using a Change Seal, Levn can be reclassed into any normal class available to male units.

Personality and character

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Before the Battle of Barhara, Levn's primary concern was for the common man. He has no patience for the power struggles of the nobility and for the harm caused to the people in the crossfire, and it was for precisely this reason that he left Silezha to travel the world. Where this was not a concern, he was a capricious individual intent on relaxing and escaping trouble where possible, and a mild womanizer. When he was younger, he developed a romantic interest in the Angelic Knight Mahnya; as he matured, however, he found himself instead interested in Ferry, Mahnya's sister.

Love growths and events

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See love for more details on the love system.

• In Chapter 2, Sigurd can initiate a conversation with Levn after he appears, which provides no reward.
• In Chapter 2, Levn can talk to Ferry while she is an enemy, in order to recruit her.
• In Chapter 4, though not a participant, Levn gains love points with both Sylvia (50) and Ferry (25) from a conversation between the two, when Sylvia is instructed to wait next to Ferry before Castle Thove is conquered.
• In Chapter 4, if Levn enters Silezha Castle after it has been seized, he will have a conversation with Rahna and receive the Holsety tome from her.
• In Chapter 4, after Silezha Castle has been seized, Ferry can initite a conversation with Levn about Mahnya. The conversation gives the couple 290 love points.
• In Chapter 4, after Silezha Castle has been seized, Levn can talk to Sigurd, receiving no reward.
• In Chapter 5, if Levn was partnered with them, both Sylvia and Ferry can initiate a conversation with him after Phinora Castle has been seized.
• In Chapter 8, if Levn is his father, Sety can initiate a conversation with Serlis where he confronts Levn. Sety receives +3 luck from this conversation.
• In Chapter 10 after Lados Castle has been seized, if Levn was their father, Phee, Leen, and Teeny can all initiate a conversation with Serlis where they confront Levn. All conversations award a +5 stat increase to Levn's daughter.

Death quote

“	Urgh... I... I still have things I must do... I CANNOT die...	”	— Levn

Battle quotes

“	You're Macbeth? You're not qualified to be king. It's about time you were retired...	”	— Against Macbeth in Chapter 2

“	Sorry, uncle, but for Silezha's sake, I must kill you.	”	— Against Maios in Chapter 4

“	Daccar! How dare you kill Mahnya!? Death is too good for you!	”	— Against Daccar in Chapter 4

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English (unofficial)	Levin	More common Romanization.

References

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