Amarin

Name: Ty Staring Classes: Nohr Noble/Ninja Ending Class: Dread Fighter Route: Conquest Skills: Aggressor, Astra, Draconic Hex, Shurikenfaire, Swordfaire Boon/Bane: Skill/Resistance Spouse: Azura Bio: An accident caused Ty to lose vision in one of his eyes when he was young. As a result, he became a very cautious child. He learned to look at the whole picture rather than just what was in front of him and earned renown as a tactician. Once he has identified a weakness of an enemy, he is quick to strike a devasting blow against his opponent and is often referred to as General Tempest. After his experiences in Hoshido, he determined that the only way to ensure peace for both lands was to change Nohr from the inside. During his campaign of change, he was enchanted by the music of the Songstress Azura. Their shared experiences as outsiders in a foreign land drew them closer together and they were eventually married. Personality- Ty is very thoughtful and quiet, and spends more time listening than speaking. He is not fond of violence or war and is reluctant to fight against his family. Due to his disdain for war, he tries to end every battle as quickly as possible with the least amount of casualties. He is well respected by his army, but his quiet facade hides a fierce streak of determination to reach his goals. Despite his calm approach to war, he is an extremely driven leader with a precise plan to reach his goals. Extra: Loves cheesy jokes.

Like: Generals. I love how they revamped the class to be really strong and actually useful. Still not a fan of the giant armor. Design wise, I really like the new mounted classes. All the mounted classes (except possibly mechanist) look way better this time around. Dislike: Dread Fighters. They looked way better in Awakening, and I don't like what they did with the class. Hidden weapons are ok, but they don't make up for the loss of tomes. Dread Fighter was a cool class in Awakening that looked good and brought in a much needed speedy caster that was great for balanced growth. By switching to Hidden weapons instead of tomes, they are basically a ninja that can use axes. In Awakening the skills for Dread Fighters were OP (Damage + 10 and Res +10? yes please), but the class itself wasn't. I'm glad to see aggressor got dropped to +7, but the rest of the skills don't seem that great. I'm only about halfway through my first playthrough, so maybe Even Keel, Iron Will, and Clarity will end up being better than they look on paper. I really miss the versatility this class brought to strategies in Awakening.