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Noble
September 23, 2026 at 07:41 AM
Corrected wikilink existence flags
Noble is the second of the two starting classes in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, and the rarer of them. Where Commoner covers most of the playable cast, Noble is listed for four units, three of whom belong to the one clan built out of a queen's veteran retainers rather than out of friends her own age.
Noble sits outside the Beginner, Specialty and Advanced tiers set out on Classes, in the same place Commoner does. It is a starting state rather than a rank, and a unit leaves it by passing a certification exam.
Field | Value |
|---|---|
Tier | Outside the three-tier ladder |
Paired class | Commoner, the other starting class |
Japanese description | Published. Renders as those who inherit the name of a distinguished house and lead the people as kings or lords. |
English description | Not published |
Class skill | None published |
Unit | Clan | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Megaira's Beacon | Queen of Saramis and the Hero of the Wolf route. | |
Megaira's Beacon | One of her retainers. | |
Megaira's Beacon | One of her retainers. | |
Brigid Army | Represents Brigid in the Heroic Games. |
The clustering is the interesting part. Three of the four are Theodora's own clan, which fits how that clan is introduced: staffed by people who served her before the tournament rather than by people her own age. The fourth, Peppe, leads a national delegation. Nothing published states that the class is restricted to the highborn, and a class listing records a starting point rather than a permanent assignment.
Theodora does not stay a Noble for long. During the Class Upgrade and License tutorial in Temple Row, in Chapter 4 of her path, the released game moves her into the Soldier class automatically.
As of September 2026, no base stats, growth rates or stat modifiers for the Noble have appeared on any official class screen, presentation or press release, and this wiki has not recorded a class skill or the English class description for it. What the class can and cannot equip has not been documented here either, which is a gap Commoner does not have.
Commoner is the other class outside the ladder and is far more widely listed. Classes covers the tiers above both, and Factions groups the units in the table above by the clans they enter the tournament under.
