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*[[ | *[[Staff]], [[Fire (magic)|Fire]], [[Thunder (magic)|Thunder]], [[Wind (magic)|Wind]] <small>({{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}})</small> | ||
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(Japanese: {{hover|ハイプリースト|Haipurīsuto}} ''High Priest'') is an [[:Category:Advanced classes|advanced]] magical [[class]] which was introduced in {{FE4}}. It is present only in ''Genealogy'' and {{title|Thracia 776}}, acting as the [[class change|promoted]] class for [[Priest]]s of both genders in these games and a counterpart to the role of the [[Bishop]] in most other games. High Bishops wield [[ | (Japanese: {{hover|ハイプリースト|Haipurīsuto}} ''High Priest'') is an [[:Category:Advanced classes|advanced]] magical [[class]] which was introduced in {{FE4}}. It is present only in ''Genealogy'' and {{title|Thracia 776}}, acting as the [[class change|promoted]] class for [[Priest]]s of both genders in these games and a counterpart to the role of the [[Bishop]] in most other games. High Bishops wield [[Staff|staves]] in both games, but their choice of offensive magic varies between the games: they wield the three forms of [[Anima (magic)|anima magic]] in ''Genealogy of the Holy War'', and [[Light (magic)|light magic]] in ''Thracia 776''. | ||
High Priests are competent healers with high [[Magic (stat)|magic]] and exceptional [[resistance]], but are lacking in physical [[defense]]. Their offensive capabilities are passable with their high magic, but are crippled by having restricted access to offensive magic with their low [[weapon rank]]s. They are further held back in ''Genealogy of the Holy War'' by their [[movement]], tied with that of the [[General]] for the lowest of any advanced class, in a game with a strong focus on large maps and high movement. | High Priests are competent healers with high [[Magic (stat)|magic]] and exceptional [[resistance]], but are lacking in physical [[defense]]. Their offensive capabilities are passable with their high magic, but are crippled by having restricted access to offensive magic with their low [[weapon rank]]s. They are further held back in ''Genealogy of the Holy War'' by their [[movement]], tied with that of the [[General]] for the lowest of any advanced class, in a game with a strong focus on large maps and high movement. | ||
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(Japanese: ハイプリースト High Priest) is an advanced magical class which was introduced in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War. It is present only in Genealogy and Thracia 776, acting as the promoted class for Priests of both genders in these games and a counterpart to the role of the Bishop in most other games. High Bishops wield staves in both games, but their choice of offensive magic varies between the games: they wield the three forms of anima magic in Genealogy of the Holy War, and light magic in Thracia 776.
High Priests are competent healers with high magic and exceptional resistance, but are lacking in physical defense. Their offensive capabilities are passable with their high magic, but are crippled by having restricted access to offensive magic with their low weapon ranks. They are further held back in Genealogy of the Holy War by their movement, tied with that of the General for the lowest of any advanced class, in a game with a strong focus on large maps and high movement.
Stats
Base stats
| Game | HP | Strength | Magic | Skill | Speed | Luck | Defense | Resistance | Movement | Constitution | Weapon level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Genealogy of the Holy War | 35 | 0 | 12 | 9 | 8 | 0 | 3 | 8 | 5 | -- |  A  C C  C
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Max stats
| Game | HP | Strength | Magic | Skill | Speed | Luck | Defense | Resistance | Movement | Constitution | Weapon level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Genealogy of the Holy War | 80 | 15 | 27 | 24 | 23 | 30 | 18 | 23 | 5 | -- | A C C C
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Class growth rates
| Game | HP | Strength | Magic | Skill | Speed | Luck | Defense | Resistance | Charm | Constitution* | Movement* | Weapon level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Genealogy of the Holy War | 100% | 10% | 30% | 30% | 30% | 0% | 10% | 30% | -- | -- | -- | -- |
Class skills
Nil.
Class change
Genealogy of the Holy War, Thracia 776
| Base class | Promotion method | Advanced class |
|---|---|---|
| File:Bs fe04 corpul priest staff.png Priest |
Choosing the "Class change" option in a home castle after reaching level 20.* / Using a Knight Proof after reaching level 10.* |
File:Bs fe04 corpul high priest staff.png High Priest |
Playable High Priests
| Playable Characters | |
|---|---|
| Name | Game |
| Claud | Genealogy of the Holy War |
| Saias | Thracia 776 |
| Playable High Priest units in the Fire Emblem series. | |
Notable enemy High Priests
| Enemy Units | |
|---|---|
| Name | Game |
| Lepus | Genealogy of the Holy War |
| Enemy High Priest units in the Fire Emblem series. | |
Trivia
Etymology and other languages
| Names, etymology, and in other regions | ||
|---|---|---|
| Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
| English (unofficial) |
High Priest |
Used in the Genealogy of the Holy War and Thracia 776 fan translations. |
Gallery
Artwork of the High Priest from the TCG.
The generic High Priest portrait in Genealogy of the Holy War.
References
See also
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This article is part of Project Classes, a project focused in writing articles for every class present in the Fire Emblem series. |
