Kel

Kel Kel's portrait in The Binding Blade. A swordfighter defending Bulgar under Brunnya's orders.

Gender Male Race Human Nationality Sacaen Starting class Swordmaster Appearance(s) The Binding Blade

“	You'll what? Flee? Tell me, just where do you think you can hide?	”	— Kel, to Roartz

Kel (Japanese: ケル) was a Sacaen warrior, serving under General Brunnya of Bern during the Bernese occupation of Sacae. Brunnya tasked him with the protection of Roartz.

Stationed in Bulgar to take care of Roartz, upon learning of the approach of the Etrurian army headed by Roy, Kel suggested that Roartz fortify the interior of the Bulgar palace while he and his men attempted to slow down or stop the Etrurians on the outside. His efforts were unsuccessful and he was killed.

Kel was bound by a strong sense of duty and devotion as a subordinate to Brunya, even though he was not fond of Roartz, and expressed an almost fatalistic level of devotion to his service to Brunya as a warrior, having resigned himself to the inevitability of dying in battle.

Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade

Role

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Stats

Normal Hard Swordmaster Level 10 Stats Max HP 42 Luck 11 Strength 17 Defense 11 Skill 23 Resistance 14 Speed 23 Constitution 9 Movement 6 Aid 8 Inventory Light Brand Elixir Weapon Levels Swordmaster Level 10 Stats Max HP 49~52 Luck 13~15 Strength 19~20 Defense 12~14 Skill 26~28 Resistance 15~16 Speed 26~28 Constitution 9 Movement 6 Aid 8 Inventory Light Brand Elixir Weapon Levels Note: Boss stats in Hard mode vary due to enemies using random growths. The stats shown here represent their minimum and maximum possible values. {{{content3}}} {{{content4}}} {{{content5}}} {{{content6}}} {{{content7}}} {{{content8}}} {{{content9}}} {{{content10}}} {{{content11}}} {{{content12}}} {{{content13}}} {{{content14}}} {{{content15}}}

Quotes

Battle quotes

“	I am Kel. Behold my blade...as I swing it for the last time.	”	— Kel.

Death quotes

“	This is the fate...of all swordsmen...	”	— Kel.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology and notes
English (unofficial)	Kel Gel	The latter is an unusual Romanization used in the most proliferated, albeit now outdated, fan translation patch; up-to-date versions of the fan translation use the former name.
Japanese	ケル	Kel

Gallery

Sprite Gallery
Swordmaster Sword

References

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