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Pherae
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Pherae (Japanese: フェレ Pherae) is one of the marches of Lycia in Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade and Fire Emblem. Located in the east side of Lycia, near the border with Bern, it is one of the most known marches.
According to Fire Emblem, it has been in peace for a long time. Pherae is shown to maintain a good relationship with the other members of the Lycian League, especially Ostia and Santaruz.
As seen in the maps, Pherae's landscape mostly features grass and some forests; it is also near to the sea and has some mountains at the east.
Most of the characters who come from this march use swords, lances or bows, as they are part of the Pheraen army. The notable exceptions are Eleanora, who is pictured as a bishop in-game, and Dan, whose class is unknown.
Known rulers of Pherae are Elbert in Fire Emblem, Eliwood in The Binding Blade, and Roy, after the events of The Binding Blade.
Characters from Pherae
| Character | Description | Appears in |
|---|---|---|
 Elbert |
Marquess of Pherae and Eliwood's father. | Fire Emblem |
 Eliwood |
The young son of Marquess Elbert, and later, Marquess of Pherae and Roy's father. | The Binding Blade, Fire Emblem |
 Roy |
Lord Eliwood's son. | The Binding Blade, Fire Emblem |
 Eleanora |
Lord Elbert's wife and Eliwood's mother. | Fire Emblem |
 Marcus |
Head of the knights of Pherae, and later, Lord Eliwood's trusted adviser. | The Binding Blade, Fire Emblem |
 Harken |
A knight serving House Pherae, he accompanied Lord Elbert to investigate the rumours. | Fire Emblem |
 Isadora |
A knight of Pherae and steward to Lady Eleanora. | Fire Emblem |
 Lowen |
A fresh recruit from a humble family. | Fire Emblem |
 Rebecca |
An archer from a small village, and later, Eliwood's retainer and Wolt's mother. | Fire Emblem |
 Wil |
A wandering archer. Alongside Dan, left Pherae some years ago to become a mercenary. | Fire Emblem |
| N/A Dan |
Rebecca's lost brother. Left Pherae together with Wil, but later went missing after parting ways. | Fire Emblem |
 Merlinus |
A traveling merchant, and later, Lord Eliwood's retainer and Roy's adviser. | The Binding Blade, Fire Emblem |
 Alen |
A knight serving House Pherae. | The Binding Blade |
 Lance |
A knight serving House Pherae. | The Binding Blade |
 Wolt |
A knight serving House Pherae. Rebecca's son and Roy's milk brother. | The Binding Blade |
 Dorcas |
An axeman from a small village of Bern. After Lundgren's defeat, he moves to Pherae with his wife. | Fire Emblem |
 Natalie |
Dorcas' wife. | Fire Emblem |
Etymology and other languages
| Names, etymology and in other regions | ||
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| Language | Name | Definition, etymology and notes |
| English | • Pherae • Pharae |
• Pherae was an ancient Greek town in Thessaly. In mythology, its king, Admetus, was told by the god Apollo that he would soon pass away; the only way to prevent his death was to find someone to replace him. The only person willing to do such was Admetus' wife, Alcestis. However, when Thanatos came for her, Heracles (or in another version, the goddess Kore) managed to save her by wrestling Thanatos itself.[1] • Corruption of the above used in Super Smash Bros. Melee. |
| Japanese | フェレ | Officially romanized as Pherae. |
| Spanish | Pherae | |
| French | Pherae | |
| German | Pherae | |
| Italian | Pherae | |
Gallery
Castle Pherae in The Binding Blade.
The outskirts of Pherae in Fire Emblem.
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