He will likely finish as one of the better overall mounted units, as he gains more from his promotion than many others do in the first generation.īeowolf is a pretty safe choice of father, as he passes down average but evenly split growths with a trend toward offense. He will initially have a bit of trouble killing enemies in a single combat, but after he Promotes to Ranger, he will likely surpass characters like Alec, Finn and Naoise in potency as his promotion will net him A-rank Swords, Adept, and a huge boost to his stats. While his overall playstyle is very basic and nothing much about him is truly standout, he is a very reliable unit with no major issues. Lastly, his stats are fairly good all-around, with his only weak point being the low Resistance shared by most characters. He can wield Swords, the game's best weapon type, and though he cannot wield other weapons, he also has little need to do so. He comes with Pursuit and Charge, giving him stable and solid offense. He is mounted in a game that heavily favors units with high Movement due to the large maps. Subjective: The following part of this article is based upon the editor's personal experiences and opinions, and therefore may not be applicable for all readers.īarring his availability, Beowolf has just about everything a unit in the first generation needs to be good. The fact that he can be recruited just after receiving a great amount of money may indicate his detached but practical view about war. He will eventually perish in the Battle of Belhalla, alongside several of his fellow comrades.Īccording to Fergus's ending in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776, Beowolf is widely rumored to be his father, apparently having conceived him with a princess of Conote.īeowolf started the Beowolf Archetype, where the unit in question may only be recruited in exchange for a fairly huge sum of gold.īeowulf is stated to be a down to earth and somewhat unrefined individual. If this happens, Beowolf, and Voltz battle for their different employers until the latter is slain, just as Voltz predicted.īeowolf is also apparently an old friend of Lord Eldigan, according to a conversation he shares with Eldigan's sister Lachesis.
He can be recruited if the player allows any unit to pay him 10,000 gold.
During his job for Macbeth, Beowolf expresses a certain distaste towards his employer, Macbeth, while Voltz says as a mercenary Beowolf is free to choose work for whoever he chooses, even if it means they'll eventually be at odds.
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