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Creek is a general of the Kingdom of Arago in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave and one half of the pair of commanders whose reputation carries across Dagda. Nintendo's profile calls him a cunning general with outstanding tactical ability who fights defensively and toys with his enemies. He rides into battle with a sword and he is not pleasant about it.
Profile
Field | Detail |
|---|---|
Japanese name | キリーク |
Gender | Male |
Homeland | Kingdom of Arago |
Nationality | Aragonian |
Title | General |
Unit | Aragonian Elite Unit |
Role | Boss |
English voice | Willow Engel |
Japanese voice | Toshiki Iwasawa |
Arago's Two Generals
Creek is never presented on his own. He and Nathan are Arago's answer to the Heroic Games, and the two of them are famous throughout Dagda as a matched pair, Creek in green armour and Nathan in red. Arago fields them against Dietrich, and both are listed as bosses in his chapters. One account of the story has the Arago force reappearing later as a genuine wartime enemy of Theodora rather than a tournament opponent, which has not been confirmed.
In combat he is a mounted swordsman who plays for position rather than force, the counterweight to Nathan leading from the front. Two skills have been spotted on the Arago side of one of their matches, Reckless Charge and Knight's Vanguard, though which general carries which has not been made clear. Combat Arts and Weapons cover the systems those attacks sit inside.
Personality
Creek is a cynic who takes very little at face value and enjoys a barbed remark. His stated likes are the green armour the King of Arago gave him, beautiful women, and the study of military tactics. A chancellor fixated on Orchel has asked for his help, which is how he ends up crossing paths with a priest in a gold cat mask.
Notes
Creek and Nathan share a Japanese epithet that marks them as the two peerless commanders of Arago. No official English rendering of it has been published, so this page leaves it untranslated. Whether either general becomes playable has not been announced: both are currently documented only as opponents. His Japanese name transliterates as Kirik, so the English name is a rename rather than a straight reading. See Voice Cast for the full cast list.