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===Analysis=== | ===Analysis=== | ||
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Seth has very high base stats; 30 HP, 14 Str, 12 Spd, 11 Def, 8 Res, and A ranks in both lances and swords, allowing him to dominate the early and mid-game. Only around [[Scorched Sand|Chapter 15]] will his bases start being somewhat lackluster, but by then his great growths, which are among the best in the game, will have kicked in plentifully. The only growth of his that is unimpressive is his luck, but his base of 13 is very good by the standards of ''The Sacred Stones'', and most other units will require more than 15 levels just to match it. While his experience gain is slower than the rest of the army at first, he still receives a decent amount of experience from killing bosses, as bosses give a constant +40 experience, and with his stats and weapon ranks he is the best bosskiller for the early game. This means that he will be able to easily maintain his lead over the rest of the army, and can allow for other units to kill easy enemies for experience while still being available for the hard sections. | Seth has very high base stats; 30 HP, 14 Str, 12 Spd, 11 Def, 8 Res, and A ranks in both lances and swords, allowing him to dominate the early and mid-game. Only around [[Scorched Sand|Chapter 15]] will his bases start being somewhat lackluster, but by then his great growths, which are among the best in the game, will have kicked in plentifully. The only growth of his that is unimpressive is his luck, but his base of 13 is very good by the standards of ''The Sacred Stones'', and most other units will require more than 15 levels just to match it. While his experience gain is slower than the rest of the army at first, he still receives a decent amount of experience from killing bosses, as bosses give a constant +40 experience, and with his stats and weapon ranks he is the best bosskiller for the early game. This means that he will be able to easily maintain his lead over the rest of the army, and can allow for other units to kill easy enemies for experience while still being available for the hard sections. | ||
Seth also has a mount, allowing him to traverse the battlefield with little issues and rescue units in danger, something that most of the game's other low-investment combat units can not do. As if all this wasn't enough, Seth has effectively perfect availability (only missing out on [[Unbroken Heart|Chapter 5x]], but said Chapter is a unique case, so Seth's availability can be considered perfect). Seth's only weakness is that the terrain-heavy chapters of the late game will hamper his movement compared to fliers, but he will still be one of the best non-flying units for those chapters, provided he keeps up with the rest of the army. | Seth also has a mount, allowing him to traverse the battlefield with little issues and rescue units in danger, something that most of the game's other low-investment combat units can not do. As if all this wasn't enough, Seth has effectively perfect availability (only missing out on [[Unbroken Heart|Chapter 5x]], but said Chapter is a unique case, so Seth's availability can be considered perfect). Seth's only weakness is that the terrain-heavy chapters of the late game will hamper his movement compared to fliers, but he will still be one of the best non-flying units for those chapters, provided he keeps up with the rest of the army. | ||
Overall, Seth's reputation as one of the most powerful units in the entire ''Fire Emblem'' series is well-deserved. He starts out much better than every other unit who joins early on while staying strong throughout the game, and has very little opportunity cost thanks to starting out promoted and requiring less experience than most other units. | Overall, Seth's reputation as one of the most powerful units in the entire ''Fire Emblem'' series is well-deserved. He starts out much better than every other unit who joins early on while staying strong throughout the game, and has very little opportunity cost thanks to starting out promoted and requiring less experience than most other units. | ||
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==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
===Battle=== | ===Battle=== | ||
{{Quote|'''Seth:''' Sir Orson.<br>'''Orson:''' You're an impressive knight, Seth. You would sacrifice your life for king and country. Not even a moment's pause. It's a pitiful, unrewarding life, through and through.<br>'''Seth:''' It is my charge. It is my hope. Sir Orson... Prepare yourself.|Seth fighting [[Orson]] in [[Ruled by Madness|Chapter 16]].}} | {{Quote|'''Seth:''' Sir Orson.<br>'''Orson:''' You're an impressive knight, Seth. You would sacrifice your life for king and country. Not even a moment's pause. It's a pitiful, unrewarding life, through and through.<br>'''Seth:''' It is my charge. It is my hope. Sir Orson... Prepare yourself.|Seth fighting [[Orson]] in [[Ruled by Madness|Chapter 16]].}} | ||
{{Quote|My only wish is to serve and protect the two of you...|In the [[Sacred Stone (part 2)|Final Chapter]].}} | {{Quote|My only wish is to serve and protect the two of you...|In the [[Sacred Stone (part 2)|Final Chapter]].}} | ||
{{Quote|Warrior from afar! Was ravaging your own world not enough?!|[[Smash Brethren 2]]}} | {{Quote|Warrior from afar! Was ravaging your own world not enough?!|[[Smash Brethren 2]]}} | ||
