Jill

Jill Fizzart
; Artwork of Jill from Radiant Dawn. A dracoknight and former Daein soldier. During the Mad King's War, she started to doubt Daein's cause and eventually sided with Crimea. She has now returned to Daein to fight for its liberation.
Gender	Female
Race	Beorc
Family	Shiharam (father)
Nationality	Daein
Starting class	Wyvern Rider (Path of Radiance); Dracoknight (Radiant Dawn);
Voiced by	Reba Buhr; (English, Heroes); Inori Minase; (Japanese, Heroes);
Appearance(s)	Path of Radiance; Radiant Dawn; Heroes;

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“	Why... Why did you lie to me, Father? I've had to endure so much pain... I wish I'd known the truth from the start. My father lied to me, Mist. He lied to build me into a heartless warrior, a soldier worthy of Daein.	”	— Jill to Mist in their A support

Jill Fizzart (pronounced: /⁠dʒɪl fɪˈzɑɹt⁠/^[key]^[3] Japanese: ジル・フィザット Jill Fizzart) is a Wyvern Rider from Talrega, the daughter of Daein general Shiharam. She joins the army during the Mad King's War, but ends up fighting for the other side. In Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn, she returns to Daein to help rebuild her struggling country. She joins the Greil Mercenaries whilst they are aboard Nasir's ship and fighting the raven laguz as she had followed the troop from land. She originally joined them to help destroy the "sub-humans", but ended up staying with them throughout the war.

Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance

Role

Jill first appears as an enemy in Chapter 11, and she is tasked with observing the outcome of the battle. After the battle, if she was left alive, she wishes to pursue the Greil Mercenaries, but is warned against it by Haar.

Jill disobeys his orders and follows the Greil Mercenaries, intending to kill them for glory. She finds them in Chapter 12, but they are being attacked by Kilvas pirates, and her deeply ingrained bigotry against the laguz causes her to fight on Ike's side. Once she talks to Ike, he confuses her by refusing her aid due to her bigotry, resulting in her reluctantly joining the army to learn more about the laguz.

In a base conversation in Chapter 19, Haar sneaks his way into the camp and questions Jill about whether she really wants to fight her countrymen. Jill states that she will keep fighting. Haar warns her that she will eventually have to face her father Shiharam before long, then leaves.

In Chapter 20, Jill can speak to Shiharam. If she does not have an A support with Mist, she will become an unrecruitable enemy unit.

Starting stats and growth rates

Wyvern Rider

Level	8
Attribute
Build	7

Recruitment: Chapter 12, let her talk to Ike.
Leaves party if she speaks to Shiharam in Chapter 20 without an A support with Mist on Normal, Hard, or Maniac mode, and cannot be re-recruited.

Stats Growth Rates

Max HP	24	Speed	9
Strength	11	Luck	6
Magic	0	Defense	11
Skill	10	Resistance	2
Movement	8	Weight	35

Max HP	60%	Speed	45%
Strength	40%	Luck	25%
Magic	30%	Defense	35%
Skill	45%	Resistance	30%

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Inventory

Skills

Steel Lance

Laguzguard

Vulnerary

Wyvern Band*

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Weapon Levels
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Promotion stat gains

Class	HP	Str	Mag	Skill	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Con	Mov	Weapon level
Wyvern Lord	+5	+2	+1	+2	+2	+0	+2	+1	+1	+1	(x to C) E

Analysis

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

Jill is the first wyvern knight and second flier to join the party. She has decent base strength, skill, and defense, and mediocre base speed. In her join chapter, she is doubled by the raven laguz and loses 2 points of speed from the Steel Lance she starts with, but she also has a laguzguard equipped, so she is bulky enough to contribute immediately. As a wyvern knight, she has high movement, can fly and has Canto, which are all immensely useful immediately and through the entire game, especially over the next few chapters which have water and desert. She uses lances, giving her 1-2 range combat, and can immediately use Steel Lances. It is recommended to give Jill some levels of BEXP immediately, since she has excellent long-term payoff thanks to her class and growths.

Jill has decent growths across strength, skill, and speed, so she will quickly grow into a strong offensive unit. This is complemented by her promotion, which lets her use axes; while she starts with E rank axes, she can still use Hand and Steel axes immediately. It is recommended to prioritize using axes, though lances are still useful because she'll have a higher lance rank and are better against sword-users. Her defense and resistance growths are about average; since she has a decent defense base and bad resistance base, she will continue to be physically bulky enough but weak to magic, especially wind.

Jill has no base skills, but as a flier, she is flexible to work with most skills. Adept and Guard have decent activation rates thanks to her good skill. Savior is an invaluable skill on her if she is to regularly face combat while ferrying units like Ike. It is not recommended to teach her Stun with an Occult as stunning enemy units is rarely useful.

Jill has a thunder affinity, which gives a defense and avoid boost, both useful for her survival. Mist has a water affinity which gives Jill +3 defense at A support, which is extremely useful for Jill but not as useful for Mist since she is a healer. It also gives her a +1 attack boost that improves her already good offense. They will have similar mobility when Mist promotes, though Mist does not fly. Lethe has a heaven affinity which gives only accuracy, which Jill appreciates when using axes, but her skill and forges often make it unnecessary. Haar has a wind affinity which gives light accuracy and avoid, complementing Jill's thunder affinity; furthermore, he is the same class as her, but he joins extremely late in the game.

Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn

Role

Jill first appears in Chapter 5, defending Pelleas and Izuka along with Tauroneo and Zihark. After the battle, the three join forces with the Dawn Brigade and form the Daein Liberation Army. Jill continues to fight for Daein for the rest of part 1.

In Part 3, Chapter 7 or Part III, Endgame, Jill can be spoken to with Haar—or with Mist, if they had a transferred A support—causing Jill to defect to the Greil Mercenaries. In any chapter where they are on opposing sides, Jill and Haar cannot attack each other.

In Part 4, Jill can be assigned to any of the three armies.