She can be great, and she can be terrible. And therere none around,' the hawker, a sinewy old man, grunted out. 'Pardon sir, but were looking for a pair of horses.' 'Names Farn, boy. Finally frustrated Mark stopped at one of the many hawkers. Moving around the small trade town they could find no horses for sale. Tl dr – I think Lyn is slightly overrated. Getting to Bern would take a month on foot. Else Lyn begins well behind as an awful level 4 Lord. DLC artwork of Lyn by Shirow Miwa from Fire Emblem Awakening. Official Artwork Lyn's official artwork from Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. I do recommend always playing through Lyn’s story first before progressing to either Eliwood’s or Hector’s, since it allows Lyn and all of her cohort to train up a bit and carry over their levels and stat gains. 1 Concept Artwork 2 Official Artwork 3 Trading Cards 4 Cutscene Stills 5 Portraits 6 Sprites & Screenshots 7 Miscellaneous Concept Artwork Concept art of her appearance in Awakening. If FE7 operated on Tellius-style weapon mechanics, she’d only need to find a Silver Blade (or forge an Iron Sword) and she’d be fine. Her Con (6 after promotion) hinders her here it’s too low to equip high-rank weapons without dropping her speed significantly. If you keep her well-equipped, it doesn’t become that much of an issue until endgame, but you really start to miss her earlygame dominance when you hit lategame. Lyn also has a tendency to get Str-screwed. It’s circumstantially useful, mostly on indoor maps when firing over walls, but she’s better off with magic swords. That and/or remake to what was done in Three Houses/Hope where you either control her or Mark and run around the base camp. Not a mash up or crossover, but an adventure just for her. The additional speed is great, but there’s not really any reason for Lyn to use bows, since she has to use low rank ones pretty much right up until endgame. Lyndis Zonvolt, the Sword that Dismantles Evil Lyn is such a poster child for Fire Emblem. Um, her promotion….isn’t really that great. That’s all that matters in her case, as she’s definitely designed to dodgetank (like most characters people have asked about so far). I don’t really like her support options as much as I like other characters’, like RebeccaxDart, for example.
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She’s easy to train, and you get a free pass to use the Mani Katti as you please all through her chapters, since it returns with full uses when you continue into Eliwood/Hector mode, meaning effectiveness bonuses everywhere and a lot of crits. How anticlimactic.įor the rest of the game, though, Lyn is one of my favorite units on the field. Her “ultimate” weapon isn’t even particularly special, or rather, it’s so ridiculously heavy it’s not really worth using. Lyn, the first character you come into contact with in FE7, and the one with bizarrely little plot relevance by the end.
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