- For similar classes, please see Child; the Civilian class is not to be confused with the Villager class in Fire Emblem Gaiden, Fire Emblem Awakening and Fire Emblem Fates.
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- Infantry (all titles)
- Beorc (Path of Radiance)
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None
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None
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The Civilian (Japanese: シビリアン Civilian), known as the Citizen (Japanese: 市民 Citizen) in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn, is a class in the Fire Emblem series held only by helpless non-playable characters. Civilians first appeared in Genealogy of the Holy War, and made appearances in every game since until Shadow Dragon, in which they are absent onwards. They appear both as adults and children, although in some games a separate Child class is included.
Typically, civilians appear as innocent bystanders that the player must save from harm, since they are unable to use weapons. Although most of the time it is not required that all civilians be saved, usually, saving a number of them yields some sort of reward, usually as rare items in earlier games, or bonus experience in Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance and Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. They are almost completely helpless, and saving them can be difficult. Usually, they can be rescued, or the enemies around them can be killed.
There are no playable civilians; all are neutral units colored green on the map.
Stats
Base stats
Max stats
Class growth rates
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Class change
Flavor text
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Text
(English)
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Text
(Japanese)
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| The Binding Blade
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An innocent peasant with
no combat skills at all.*
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この地でくらす ふつうの人々
戦う力はもっていない
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| The Blazing Blade
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An innocent peasant with
no combat skills at all.
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この地で暮らす ふつうの人々
戦う力はもっていない
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| The Sacred Stones
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An innocent peasant lacking any
combat skills at all.
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この地で暮らす ふつうの人々
戦う力はもっていない
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| Path of Radiance
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Locals serfs, farmers, and peasants. They
are average people with no combat skills.
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| Radiant Dawn
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A member of the local populace
who has no combat skills.
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Trivia
- The female variant that is used by Natalie in The Blazing Blade is one of the very few classes where one of its base stat values exceed its maximum stat values. It holds a constitution base of 25, even though the maximum value of the class is set to be 20.
Etymology and other languages
| Names, etymology and in other regions
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| Language
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Name
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Definition, etymology and notes
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| English
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Civilian
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| Japanese
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• シビリアン
• 市民
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• The English word "Civilian" rendered in Katakana; used in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War and Thracia 776.
• Citizen; used in games from The Binding Blade onward.
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| Spanish
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Civil
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Civilian
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| French
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Villageois
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Villager
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| German
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• Zivilist
• Zivilistin
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• Civilian
• Feminine variant of the former alongside the male "Zivilist".
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| Italian
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Borghese
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Civilian
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Gallery
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This article is part of Project Classes, a project focused in writing articles for every class present in the Fire Emblem series.
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