Peer

Peer

Unit type(s) Unknown Weapon(s) Swords, Lances Skill(s) N/A

The Peer (Japanese: 貴族 Nobleman) is a largely decorative class appearing only in The Blazing Blade and The Sacred Stones. Not intended for use in actual gameplay, its purpose is to exclusively act as a cutscene class for certain characters who only appears in cutscenes, namely Elbert and Fado. In this capacity it appears only once in each game, in the ending cutscene of Chapter 19E/20H for Fire Emblem, and in the opening of the Prologue of The Sacred Stones.

Despite being used only as a dummy class in the final products, in Fire Emblem, the Peer does possess a set of unused battle data, as does Elbert himself. The class's base and maximum stats do not lend itself to being particularly powerful, roughly on par with the average unpromoted class. The same is not true of The Sacred Stones, where the Peer has no data whatsoever beyond its map sprite, not even a class name; Fado himself does have combat data, but as a General fully playable in the Creature Campaign mode of the final product.

Stats

Base stats

Game	HP	Strength	Magic	Skill	Speed	Luck	Defense	Resistance	Movement	Constitution	Weapon level
The Blazing Blade	10	0	--	0	0	0	0	0	5	8	?,  ?

Max stats

Game	HP	Strength	Magic	Skill	Speed	Luck	Defense	Resistance	Movement	Constitution	Weapon level
The Blazing Blade	60	20	--	20	20	30	20	20	15	20	?,  ?

Miscellaneous stats

Game	Experience	CRP	Gold	Weight mod.	Capacity	Vision
The Blazing Blade	--	1	--	--	--	--

Class change

The Blazing Blade, The Sacred Stones

Base class
Peer

Notable neutral Peers

Playable Characters
Name	Game
Elbert	The Blazing Blade*
Fado	The Sacred Stones*
Neutral Peer units in the Fire Emblem series.

Trivia

• The Peer's map sprite is an edited version of the Eliwood Lord map sprite. It most notably changes the hair color and removes the sword.
• The Peer shares its Japanese name with the Noble. In Fire Emblem: Three Houses the Noble is a complete gameplay entity, being used by several potentially playable and potentially enemy characters, and is not a cutscene prop.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Peer	A nobleman, particularly one of hereditary title. This name only applies to its appearance in The Blazing Blade; in The Sacred Stones, the class has no name at all. It should be noted that the class name in The Blazing Blade is unused as the player never gets the opportunity to view Elbert's stat screen.
Japanese	貴族	Nobleman. This name only applies to its appearance in The Blazing Blade; in The Sacred Stones, the class has no name at all.
Spanish	Noble	Nobleman. This name only applies to its appearance in The Blazing Blade; in The Sacred Stones, the class has no name at all.
French	Pair	Peer. This name only applies to its appearance in The Blazing Blade; in The Sacred Stones, the class has no name at all.
German	Nobler	Nobleman. This name only applies to its appearance in The Blazing Blade; in The Sacred Stones, the class has no name at all.
Italian	Pari	Peer. This name only applies to its appearance in The Blazing Blade; in The Sacred Stones, the class has no name at all.

References

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