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Muirne
; Artwork of Muirne from Treasure.
Gender	Female
Race	Human
Family	Deimne (brother)
Nationality	Isaachian
Starting class	Priest
Appearance(s)	Genealogy of the Holy War

Revision as of 15:58, 28 March 2024

“	The imperial troops are becoming crueler with each passing day. It's dangerous just to be a girl anymore! But I don't plan to go down without a fight.	”	— Muirne

Muirne (Japanese: マナ Mana) is an Isaachian cleric hailing from the capital at Isaach Castle, and the sister of Deimne. She was a member of Shannan's resistance against the Grannvale occupation based in Tirnanog, before she set out with Seliph to combat the Grannvale army at the dawn of his liberation army.

Muirne is Lana's substitute character, filling her role in the story and gameplay if Edain died or failed to be married in the course of the first generation.

Biography

Upon receiving the news of the impending Dozel assault on Tirnanog in light of their discovery of its status as the rebel hideout, Muirne volunteered to join Seliph in the ensuing battle; despite Seliph's insistence that she stay behind, he relented when Muirne refused to budge on the matter.

Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War

Role

Muirne is a playable character during the second generation. As Lana's substitute character, Muirne only appears if Edain wasn't married or was dead at the end of Chapter 5. She is available from the start of Chapter 6.

Starting stats and growth rates

Priest

Level	1
Holy Blood	--
Movement	5

Recruitment: Chapter 6, automatically from the start

Stats Growth Rates

Max HP	24	Speed	10
Strength	0	Luck	5
Magic	10	Defense	1
Skill	7	Resistance	10

Max HP	50%	Speed	20%
Strength	10%	Luck	40%
Magic	30%	Defense	10%
Skill	20%	Resistance	20%

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Inventory

Skills

Heal
2,000 Gold

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Weapon Levels
	--		--		--		--		B
	--		--		--		--		--

Promotion stat gains

Class	HP	Str	Mag	Skill	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Mov	Weapon level
High Priest	+0	+0	+5	+3	+2	+0	+2	+1	+0	C C C A

Love growths and events

Muirne
Priest

Seliph

Initial: 100
Per turn: 2

Scáthach/Dalvin

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Oifey

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Diarmuid/Tristan

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Deimne

Initial: --
Per turn: --

Arthur/Amid

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Iuchar

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Iucharba

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Shannan

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Leif

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Ares

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Febail/Asaello

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Ced/Hawk

Initial: 0
Per turn: 3

Coirpre/Charlot

Initial: 220
Per turn: 3

See love for more details on the love system.

In Chapter 6, Deimne can talk to Muirne after he has been recruited, rewarding her with +1 Luck.
In Chapter 6, Muirne can talk to Julia after he has been recruited, giving her a Mend.
In Chapter 6, Seliph can talk to Muirne after Sophara Castle has been seized, giving her +3 maximum HP and 100 love points between the pair.
In Chapter 10, Febail/Asaello can talk to Muirne at any time, giving her +3 maximum HP and 100 love points between the pair.
In the Endgame, if the two are lovers, Muirne can talk to Asaello after Edda Castle has been seized, granting him +5 maximum HP.
In the Endgame, if the two are lovers, Muirne can talk to Seliph or Scáthach/Dalvin after Dozel Castle has been seized, granting him +3 Resistance.

Analysis

This character analysis section may not be accurate to every player's experience.

Muirne joins at the start of Chapter 6 in Genealogy of the Holy War. She is Lana's substitute unit and has no significant advantages over Lana. Her base staff rank is B, so she can use most staves in the game, but she cannot inherit anything as a consequence of being a substitute. Additionally, it is difficult for her to obtain any gold without being given gold from a Thief or a lover, as she cannot fight in the arena until promotion, cannot inherit any gold and her movement is very low at 5, limiting the villages she can quickly access. Since she does not inherit anything and has limited access to gold, combined with the limited amount of good staves available early through the vendor, she has a lot difficulty in buying any staves which would make her useful. This results in a unit that can only heal allies at base level and little else, and who falls behind the rest of the army due to low movement, especially in comparison to mounted units.

Muirne's promotion does not give her any movement; while it gives her an A rank in staves and C ranks in fire, thunder, and wind magic, the statistical bonuses are inconsequential because of the lack of movement benefits. She also has no skills at base and does not gain any skills upon promotion; with her poor defense and lack of skills, she cannot perform well in the arena after promotion.

Personality

While somewhat quiet and shy, Muirne possesses an unbending will and a determination to help others, refusing to see herself as weak or unable to contribute to the war effort; at the same time, however, she is somewhat modest and downplays her achievements when complimented.^[1] While scared of the challenges facing her and Seliph's army, she draws strength to carry on by thinking of the people for whom she is fighting.^[2] She harbors an affection for Seliph, which she keeps quiet owing to the class difference between him (a royal) and her (a commoner).^[3] In contrast to some of her fellows, she doesn't mind lacking the divine lineage held by the likes of Seliph and Ares, and believes that merely being allowed to fight in such an important conflict is honor enough.^[4]

Endings

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Genealogy of the Holy War

Quotes

Death quote

“	Ahh, Sir Seliph...	”	— Muirne, in Genealogy of the Holy War.

Choose Your Legends placement history

Round	Placement	Character	Votes

CYL 1
(2017)

616