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The '''Light Priestess''' (Japanese: | The '''Light Priestess''' (Japanese: {{hl|シャーマン|Shāman}} ''Shaman''), is a [[Magic (element)|magic]]-wielding [[class]] which was introduced in {{FE4}}, where it is a base class exclusive to [[Deirdre]] and [[Julia]]. For Julia, it is capable of [[Class change|promoting]] to the [[Sage]] class. It later reappeared in {{FE10}} where it is instead a [[:Category:Third-tier advanced classes|third-tier advanced]], [[Lord]]-like class exclusive to [[Micaiah]], one of the game's main protagonists, acting as her final class and the ultimate form of her initial [[Light Mage]] class. | ||
Light Priestesses wield [[light magic]] and [[Staff|staves]], and are exclusive to a major playable character in all its appearances. While very frail, they possess high [[magic (stat)|magic]] and [[resistance]], giving them good healing proficiency as well as the ability to defend themselves. | Light Priestesses wield [[light magic]] and [[Staff|staves]], and are exclusive to a major playable character in all its appearances. While very frail, they possess high [[magic (stat)|magic]] and [[resistance]], giving them good healing proficiency as well as the ability to defend themselves. | ||
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|eng-fan-name=Priestess | |eng-fan-name=Priestess | ||
|eng-fan-mean=This name is used in the "Project Naga" patch for ''Genealogy of the Holy War''. | |eng-fan-mean=This name is used in the "Project Naga" patch for ''Genealogy of the Holy War''. | ||
|jap-name=• {{h|シャーマン|Shāman}}<br>• {{hl|巫女|Miko}}<br>• {{ruby|{{hl|巫女| | |jap-name=• {{h|シャーマン|Shāman}}<br>• {{hl|巫女|Miko}}<br>• {{ruby|{{hl|巫女|Shāman}}|シャーマン}} | ||
|jap-mean=• Officially romanized as '''Shaman'''; the lone katakana rendering is used in ''Genealogy of the Holy War''.<br>• Used in dialogue in ''Genealogy of the Holy War''<ref>{{cite|{{lang|ja|ああ、あの娘はディアドラといってな<br>精霊の森の巫女じゃ}}<br> | |jap-mean=• Officially romanized as '''Shaman'''; the lone katakana rendering is used in ''Genealogy of the Holy War''.<br>• Used in dialogue in ''Genealogy of the Holy War''.<ref>{{cite|{{lang|ja|ああ、あの娘はディアドラといってな<br>精霊の森の巫女じゃ}}<br> | ||
(Lit. "Ah, that girl is named Deirdre. She's a miko of the Spirit Forest.")|Man talking to Sigurd in [[Lady of the Forest|Chapter 1]]|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref>. The kanji refers to the ''[[wikipedia:Miko|miko]]'' ({{hl|巫女|Miko}}), priestesses of Japan's Shinto religion who work at shrines. "Shaman" has historically been a somewhat common translation of ''miko'', hence the katakana equivalent used as the class name. <br>• Officially romanized as '''Shaman'''. In ''Radiant Dawn'', all Japanese class names are spelled primarily in kanji (i.e. {{ | (Lit. "Ah, that girl is named Deirdre. She's a miko of the Spirit Forest.")|Man talking to Sigurd in [[Lady of the Forest|Chapter 1]]|Genealogy of the Holy War}}</ref>. The kanji refers to the ''[[wikipedia:Miko|miko]]'' ({{hl|巫女|Miko}}), priestesses of Japan's Shinto religion who work at shrines. "Shaman" has historically been a somewhat common translation of ''miko'', hence the katakana equivalent used as the class name. <br>• Officially romanized as '''Shaman'''. In ''Radiant Dawn'', all Japanese class names are spelled primarily in kanji (i.e. {{lang|ja|巫女}}), with a foreign-language name in katakana applied as [[wikipedia:Furigana|furigana]] (i.e. {{lang|ja|シャーマン}}) and used as the basis for the romanized name in the class roll. | ||
|span-name=Sacerdotisa Luz | |span-name=Sacerdotisa Luz | ||
|span-mean=Light Priestess | |span-mean=Light Priestess | ||
