Fire Emblem Cipher/The Heroes' Blade of War

The booster pack's packaging.

The Heroes' Blade of War (Japanese: 英雄たちの戦刃 The Heroes' Blade of War) is the first booster series released for Fire Emblem Cipher. It primarily features characters from Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, its remake, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, and Fire Emblem Awakening. This series was released aside two assocated starter decks, War of Shadows Chapter and Awakening Chapter, on June 25th, 2015 in Japan. The retail price for individual booster packs is ¥350 plus tax.

This booster series is part of season 1, and will no longer be legal in competitive play sometime in May 2019.

As with all of Cipher, the cards featured here has been printed only in Japanese and have only been released in Japan.

Overview

This booster series can be divided into two halves. The first half, consisting of cards 1-50 and denoted with , focus primarily on characters from Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light and its second remake, Shadow Dragon; the second half, consisting of cards 51-100 and denoted with , focus primarily on characters from Awakening.

Boxes of 16 booster packs of this series include a download code for a bonus character, Minerva, using her Cipher artwork, in Fire Emblem Fates. This download code is region-locked, and only unlocks the character for the Japanese version of Fates, this bonus character has not been made available in international releases through any methods. For information on this version of Minerva see Minerva § Fire Emblem Fates.

Card list

The series features a total of 100 normal cards as well as 14 alternate foil prints. Card 43 exists in both an error print and a corrected print that causes the varieties to have slightly-different card numbers.

For more information on each card see the Fire Emblem Cipher section on the respective character page.

Card list
Image & card number	Name	Alternate print (If applicable)
B01-001SR	Savior of Archanea, Marth	B01-001SR+
B02-001N	Deposed Prince, Marth
B01-003HN	Crown Prince of Altea, Marth
B01-004SR	Angelic Advocate of Affection, Caeda	B01-004SR+
B01-005N	Wings of Restoration, Caeda
B01-006HN	Princess of Talys, Caeda
B01-007R	The Bull, Cain
B01-008N	Red Knight, Cain
B01-009R	The Panther, Abel
B01-010N	Green Knight, Abel
B01-011HN	Altea's Shield, Draug
B01-012N	Protective Knight, Draug
B01-013HN	Archanean League Bowman, Gordin
B01-014N	Altean Archer, Gordin
B01-015N	Healing Priest, Wrys
B01-016SR	War-God of Talys, Ogma
B01-017N	Well-Armored Gladiator, Ogma
B01-018HN	Talysian Mercenary, Ogma
B01-019N	Talysian Fighter, Bord
B01-020N	Talysian Axe-Wielder, Cord
B01-021HN	Courageous Talys Mercenary, Barst
B01-022SR	Crimson God of Death, Navarre	B01-022SR+
B01-023N	Loose-Cannon Swordsman, Navarre
B01-024HN	Crimson Myrmidon, Navarre
B01-025HN	Affectionate Saint, Lena
B01-026N	Angel to All, Lena
B01-027HN	Borderline Thief, Julian
B01-028R	Sage of Gales, Merric
B01-029N	Mage of Winds, Merric
B01-030R	Princess, Minerva	B01-030R+
B01-031N	Princess of Macedon, Minerva
B01-032HN	Innocent Priestess, Maria
B01-033N	Young Princess of Macedon, Maria
B01-034HN	Archanea's Best Sniper, Jeorge
B01-035R	Aura's Heiress, Linde
B01-036N	Daughter of Pontifex Miloah, Linde
B01-037N	Love-Struck Knight, Midia
B01-038R	Eldest Pegasus Sister, Palla	B01-038R+
B01-039N	Eldest Pegasus Rider, Palla
B01-040R	Middle Pegasus Sister, Catria	B01-040R+
B01-041N	Middle Pegasus Rider, Catria
B01-042R	Youngest Pegasus Sister, Est	B01-042R+
B01-043N	Youngest Pegasus Rider, Est	B01-0043N (Presumable error print)
B01-044N	Love-Struck Hero, Astram
B01-045HN	Shapeshifter, Xane
B01-046SR	Manakete Princess, Tiki
B01-047N	Divine Dragon Princess, Tiki
B01-048N	Princess of Altea, Elice
B01-049N	Myrmidon from Parts Unknown, Athena
B01-050SR	The Sable, Camus
B01-051SR	Newly Exalted, Chrom	B01-051SR+
B01-052N	Hero-King's Descendant, Chrom
B01-053HN	Prince of the Halidom of Ylisse, Chrom
B01-054SR	Forseer, Lucina	B01-054SR+
B01-055N	Sacred Descendant, Lucina
B01-056HN	Swordsman Known as Marth, Lucina
B01-057R	High Deliverer, Robin (female)	B01-057R+
B01-058N	Amnesia-Stricken Tactician, Robin (female)
B01-059R	Princess of Ylisse, Lissa	B01-059R+
B01-060N	Sprightly Cleric, Lissa
B01-061N	Cold Lieutenant, Frederick
B01-062HN	Duke of Rosanne, Virion
B01-063N	Aristocratic Archer, Virion
B01-064HN	Crimson-Eyed Bull, Sully
B01-065N	Brave Crimson Knight, Sully
B01-066HN	Viridian-Eyed Panther, Stahl
B01-067N	Good-Natured Viridian Knight, Stahl
B01-068R	Gentle Flower of the Shepherds, Sumia
B01-069N	Maiden of Flower Fortunes, Sumia
B01-070R	Aloof Blade, Lon'qu	B01-070R+
B01-071N	Gynophobe, Lon'qu
B01-072N	Sharp-Tongued Troubadour, Maribelle
B01-073SR	The Sweetest Assassin, Gaius
B01-074N	Thief with a Sweet-Tooth, Gaius
B01-075SR	Pegasus Knight Paragon, Cordelia
B01-076N	Knight Paragon, Cordelia
B01-077N	Fearless Mercenary, Gregor
B01-078R	Eternal Youth, Nowi
B01-079N	Tomboyish Manakete, Nowi
B01-080SR	Mage of Dark Obsessions, Tharja	B01-080SR+
B01-081N	Bewitching Plegian Shaman, Tharja
B01-082HN	Practitioner of Dark Arts, Tharja
B01-083R	Demure Dancer, Olivia
B01-084R	Guardian of Rosanne, Cherche
B01-085N	Wyvern Friend, Cherche
B01-086HN	Smiling Sorcerer, Henry
B01-087N	Heartless Shaman, Henry
B01-088N	Lad from Afar, Morgan (male)
B01-089HN	Jet Black Ace, Gerome
B01-090N	Wyvern Rider in the Iron Mask, Gerome
B01-091SR	Chosen Warrior of Hope, Owain
B01-092N	Scion of Legend, Owain
B01-093HN	Chosen One, Owain
B01-094HN	Soul-Searching Sellsword, Severa
B01-095N	Burier of Attachments, Severa
B01-096N	Bipolar Archer, Noire
B01-097R	A Man for Flowers, Inigo	B01-097R+
B01-098N	Flower Picker, Inigo
B01-099HN	Sentimental Divine Dragon, Tiki
B01-100HN	Secret Seller, Anna

Trivia

• Primarily due to Cipher's original two mascots not debuting until the second booster series, this booster series was for a long time the only one where card 49 depicted someone other than one of the Cipher mascots; it wouldn't be until fifteen booster series and nearly four years later for another booster series to have a card 49 depict someone other than a Cipher mascot.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English (unofficial)	• The Heroes' Blade of War •Warblade of Heroes	• Presumably a more literal translation of the original Japanese. • Alternate translation, initially popularized by Serenes Forest but has now fallen out of use there in favor of the above more literal translation.
Japanese	英雄たちの戦刃

External links

• The official Japanese Cipher website's card listing for The Heroes' Blade of War
• Serenes Forest's page on The Heroes' Blade of War