Carrion

For the location from Awakening with a similar name, see Carrion Isle.

Carrion Artwork of Carrion from Thracia 776.

Gender Male Race Human Nationality Leonster Starting class Cavalier Appearance(s) Thracia 776

“	I always expected—nay, prayed—that this day would come, and now I have the honor of taking part in the liberation myself! The motherland shall soon breathe free again!	”	— Carrion to Leif in Chapter 8: Mt. Violdrake

Carrion (Japanese: カリオン Carrion) is a playable cavalier in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776. He is a native of Leonster rescued by Hannibal after the passing of his father, a knight of Leonster.

Fire Emblem: Thracia 776

Role

Carrion initially appears in Chapter 7. He is ordered by Hannibal to assist Leif in reaching Tarrah by going through the mountains instead of taking Empire-controlled roads.

During Chapter 8 Carrion continues guiding Leif; once a certain ways into the mountains Leif tells Carrion he may return to Hannibal now. Carrion refuses, saying he wants to assist in liberating Leonster, his homeland. Carrion reassures Leif that he has already informed Hannibal of his intentions and that he is free to continue with Leif's army wherever they may go.

Leif is concerned for Carrion's enthusiasm; Leif does not want to get Carrion's hopes up as their meager forces cannot hope to liberate Leonster. Carrion tells Leif not to worry about it and says that Hannibal has assisted several Leonster knights and nobles by allowing them to go into hiding in his manse. Leif is surprised by this and wishes to go there immediately, Carrion agrees. Shortly after this conversation the group comes across a village under attack from Dagdar's bandits and Carrion assists in defeating them.

During Chapter 9 Carrion can talk to Selphina, one of the Leonster knights guarding Hannibal's mansion. He informs her that he has returned with lord Leif. During this conversation Selphina reassures Carrion that he will become a powerful knight with time and not to rush. This talk conversation rewards Carrion with the Paragon Sword, an heirloom from his father.

After Chapter 9 Carrion's story presence comes to an end and he fights with Leif's liberation army until at least the liberation of Munster. His involvement, if any, with the war after Leif's forces merged with Seliph's is unknown, as he does not appear in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War.

Starting stats and growth rates

Cavalier Level 1 Action ★

Recruitment: Chapter 8, automatically from turn 1 Stats Growth Rates Max HP 24 Speed 8/6 Strength 5/4 Luck 6 Magic 1 Defense 5/4 Skill 5/4 Constitution 6 Movement 8/5 FCM 4 Max HP 75% Speed 45% Strength 40% Luck 55% Magic 10% Defense 25% Skill 65% Constitution 25% Movement 1% {{{content3}}} {{{content4}}} {{{content5}}} {{{content6}}} {{{content7}}} {{{content8}}} {{{content9}}} {{{content10}}} {{{content11}}} {{{content12}}} {{{content13}}} {{{content14}}} {{{content15}}} Inventory Skills Steel Lance -- Weapon Levels E (+40) D (+30) -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Promotion stat gains

Class	HP	Str	Mag	Skill	Spd	Lck	Def	Con	Mov	Weapon level
Paladin	+0	+2	+1	+3	+2	+0	+2	+1	+1	+50 WEXP

Analysis

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

As a level 1 Cavalier who joins in Chapter 8, Carrion is under-leveled, and his base stats are poor for his join time. His weapon levels are also miserable for his join time, as a D-level in lances and an E-level in swords prevent him from using powerful weapons, though he's very close to a D-level in swords and not far from a C-level in lances. He starts with a Steel Lance, but its high weight of 15 against his constitution of 6 is problematic and reduces his speed to zero at base, so he needs lighter weapons like an Iron Sword to double at first. This makes him a growth unit that cannot contribute much without receiving investment first.

In Chapter 9, Carrion can talk to Selphina to obtain the Paragon Sword. It has the stats of a Steel Sword, but it is lighter, only requires an E-level to wield, gives its user a passive +5 defense bonus to the equipper and the Paragon skill when equipped. Carrion is an excellent user of it because it makes him much easier to train. However, any unit that can use swords and requires training benefits from this weapon, so Carrion faces fierce competition for it. Nanna, for example, can use staves, meaning that she can also take advantage of its effect when she's healing someone, so she benefits from it even more than him.

Carrion does have several positive traits that become especially useful once he is trained. His growths are good and his FCM of 4 is very solid, letting him reliably crit enemies on the second attack if he uses a high-crit weapon and often performing them even without those weapons when his great skill growth kicks in. He also has an action star, giving him a 5% chance to take another action after he ends his turn. Carrion is also mounted outdoors, helping him reach important locations and fight on the frontlines. He's the only playable Cavalier in the game, and as such, he can use both swords and lances when mounted, so he has control over the weapon triangle and is in one of the least penalized classes when dismounted, as he can use swords at any moment.

However, Carrion has no skills and no unique advantages that make him worth training over other units. While he will perform well once trained, he is a poor performer at the base level. For that reason, unless a player is willing to give Carrion favoritism, he is unlikely to be deployed after he gets the Paragon Sword from Selphina.

Personality and character

After the death of his father, a Leonster knight, Carrion has looked forward to the day Leonster is liberated from the Empire. When he meets Leif at Meath he was happy to accompany the lost prince of Leonster in his country's liberation.

Despite his confidence in Leif and his hope for liberating Leonster, he feels his own skills are not adequate for such a task. He expresses these concerns to Selphina, specifically mentioning that he will never be someone like Glade, and she reassures him that he will grow stronger with time. He appears to take her words to heart and gains some confidence.

In his ending he assists in mending relations between the Munster District and Thracia. This suggest his time with Hannibal has allowed him to understand the people of both countries and help bring them together despite the deep gorge between them.

Supports

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See Support § Super Famicom games for more details on supports.

Endings

Carrion, Nobleman of Leonster
At Leif's own request, Carrion transferred to a posting at Castle Meath, which reunited him with Hannibal. From then on, the two worked together to ease tensions between Northern and Southern Thracians. He is considered one of the most influential factors to the successful reunification of Thracia.

Quotes

Death quotes

“	L-Leonster will... rise again...	”	— Carrion

Escape quotes

“	I'll go ahead, then. I'm... sorry to run like this.	”	— Carrion

Other appearances

Fire Emblem Trading Card Game

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Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Carrion	Used in the Choose Your Legends polls for Fire Emblem Heroes; has yet to be corroborated by other sources.
English (unofficial)	Callion	Used in the Project Exile fan translation
Japanese	カリオン	Officially romanized as Carrion. A Spanish surname derived from places named Carrión.
Spanish	Carrion	--
French	Carrion	--
German	Carrion	--
Italian	Carrion	--
Portuguese	Carrion	--
Traditional Chinese	嘉里昂	Carrion

Gallery

Sprite Gallery
Cavalier Paladin Sword (Iron Sword) Lance (Iron Lance) Sword* (Slim Sword) Sword (Paragon Sword) Lance (Iron Lance) Sword* (Iron Sword)

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  Artwork of Carrion from Fire Emblem: Thracia 776.

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  Artwork of Carrion from the Fire Emblem Trading Card Game.

References

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