Another rubber duck prank? Or will she pull out her war axe like the good ol' days? For the heart wants what it wants, Lyndis is back to the plains where she is reunited with Rath and the Kutolahs.
Frustration bottles up as she feels failing to master that one essential matter that serves as the trademark of many Kutolah warriors Her tribe was no more, but the moment she set foot on those familiar grounds, she knew she was where she belonged. The marquess however, does not respect Lyn as a savior. Overhearing Marquess Araphen speaking down to Sacaeans while talking to himself, Rath leaves the service of Marquess Araphen.
Upon this, Rath leaves Araphen and lends Lyn's party his aid. When the ordeal with Lundgren is over, he silently leaves the group.
He, alongside the mercenary troupe he is in, accompanies a group of soldiers on a mission to reinforce Eliwood, Hector and Lyn's joint army. Should Lyn be directed to speak to him, he will reveal his role as a sellsword, and goes on to suggest lending his aid to her, which she readily accepts. After the end of this mission, Rath will continue to stick with the army until Nergal and his morphs are defeated.
At the end of this journey, Rath will return home to his tribe in Sacae, where he is received with admiration and praise. Depending on his supports, he could eventually wed Lyn, whereupon the couple will have a daughter together named Sue , who appears as a playable character in Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade. As a result of his banishment in the early years of his life, Rath develops a taciturn, withdrawn personality, preferring to keep to his own devices instead of interacting with others.
This continues well into his eventual entry into the civilisations that exist beyond Sacae, where his skills as a mercenary are lauded, yet he is not known for being warm and ready to mingle. Rath is not completely devoid of emotions, however, as exemplified through his interactions with Lyn. Although his interactions with her may appear to be mostly unfeeling and lacking in genuine warmth, subtle hints point towards the feelings that he harbours, yet represses, for her.
Drops to 7 on Eliwood and Hector 's route, but goes back to 8 upon promotion. If Lyn mode was not selected, it starts at B Rank. Rath is the only choice for a Nomad in The Blazing Blade. Opinions differ on his overall effectiveness, but he is not bad.
His Strength and Speed growths, which are all an archer really needs in The Blazing Blade , are rather competent. His HP growth is good as well, and he has a decent base Defense stat, even if his Defense growth is poor.
As a man of a few words, Rath will let his bow do most of the talking. He is a good candidate to pair up with Guy , and Lyndis can be a suitable option as well. Unfortunately, Rath is unlikely to gain any benefits from Tactician Stars , owing to the relative rarity of his Affinity. Rath rejoins the party much later in the game than his main competitors do, and is typically under-leveled relative to the rest of the army.
Luckily, in a later chapter , there is an arena where Rath can do a bit of catching up should Lyn's story be skipped all together and, if you get Linus ' version of the map, there is an Orion's Bolt in a village near the arena for Rath to use at a later date.
It will require dedicated investment to allow him to catch up, a matter made harder by his negligible performance during the enemy phase. He does benefit from being able to gain additional experience in Lyn 's campaign, primarily by training against Eagler and Lundgren , though he will need to use a store-bought Steel Bow to harm the latter. As with any form of boss abuse , this will severely damage the player's turn count, but it will allow Serra and Nils to gain additional experience, and it will not affect the main campaign's tactics rating at all.
Notably, Rath is one of the few characters who will usually be stronger if Lyn's Story is not played, since he joins at level 9 with B-rank bows, something he will have difficulty attaining in the tutorial. Upon promotion, Rath will instantly gain a niche that other ranged units do not: access to swords. His Strength will be no joke, and he will be able to double and kill most enemies in close combat with an Iron Sword.
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