Fire Emblem Fates/Characters/Nohr
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This page covers the first generation characters who join their cause in either only the Conquest path, or both Conquest and Revelations.
The Nohrian Royal Family
Xander
- Crutch Character: He can hit hard with his legendary sword, Siegfried, and can also use it for ranged. Even if he isn't using it, just having it in his inventory gives him four more Defense points. As an Paladin, he already has an high movement range and his Personal Skill, Chivalry reinforces his role as an front-line warrior by improving his damage output against those who are at full health.
- Warmup Boss: His role in Chapter One is to test the Avatar's strength in a duel; and fittingly enough, he actually provides a hint as to how you can't beat him.
Camilla
The elder sister of the Nohrian royal family. She is very obsessed with protecting and taking care of her siblings. Wields an axe.
- An Axe to Grind: Even though she can also wield offensive magic in her default class, her stats tend to favor her using physical weapons, such as an axe.
- Crutch Character: In Conquest, she joins your team during an siege level with the intent of clearing out the opposition. Since her class, Malig Knight, is an promotion of Wyvern Rider; she has an advantage over most of the enemies that appears throughout the first half of the game on account of them being in a class that's weaker than her's. Although, she doesn't get an lot of experience points from her.
- Male Gaze;
- In the ending of Conquest it's Marshmallow Hell from a first-person perspective.
- In the middle of Birthright it's the camera highlighting her assets.
- Ms. Fanservice: While her Malig Knight outfit isn't that revealing, it highlights her...unmentionables to the point that even the cutscenes will focus on them.
Leo
- Combat Pragmatist: His personal skill, Pragmatic, causes him to fight better against injured opponents (+3 damage given and -1 damage received).
- Crutch Character: While he's not as bad as his older brother, Xander, he still works well as an powerful mage. Plus, his Personal Skill actually encourages the player to use him to deal with the more resilient enemies.