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Peppe
October 23, 2026 at 03:31 AM
Added growth rates, skill preferences and birthday details
Peppe is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave and the leader of the Brigid Army, the delegation representing Brigid at the Heroic Games. He is a noble by birth, he came to Dagsion in 1449 on the Dagdan Calendar, and he is described as indebted to Ultand. His profile was published on September 15, 2026, in the last wave of roster reveals before release.
Field | Detail |
|---|---|
Name | Peppe |
Japanese | ćć |
Homeland | Brigid |
Faction | Brigid Army, as its leader |
Starting class | |
Role | Playable |
English voice | Phil Sterman |
Japanese voice | Tomoya Ito |
Profile published | September 15, 2026 |
Brigid is one of the places named on the roster without a country page of its own on this wiki so far, and the Brigid Army is how it appears in the tournament. Peppe leads it, which makes his entry a national delegation rather than a private clan, and it puts him in a small group: of the characters with a published starting class, only he and Theodora's own retainers begin as Nobles. Theodora leads a kingdom; Peppe leads a delegation. Nothing published states that the class is restricted to the highborn, and Noble records the pattern without drawing a rule from it.
He is on the field during the qualifying rounds. One round shown on screen, labelled the 3rd Qualifiers, has Peppe and Mikaela both competing, which places him in the tournament before the main bracket rather than only in its later stages. Heroic Games covers how the rounds are arranged.
His profile notes two things about how he carries himself. He speaks in the royal we, the plural form a monarch uses of themselves, and he owes a debt to Ultand, the young priestess of the Aurora Temple who joins Cai's clan out of worry about young people walking into dangerous fights. Japanese profile material explains the debt: he was struggling to find his way around Dagsion when Ultand came to his rescue, and he has felt indebted to her ever since.
Peppe can only be recruited once Bertrand's Paralogue, "Friendly Match with Brigid's King", has been cleared. That rules him out on Leda's Path, the one Path that does not offer it. On the other three he also needs a minimum Support level with the Path's Hero and a minimum Renown level.
Path | Support Level | Renown Level | Extra Condition |
|---|---|---|---|
Cai (Fox) | 1 | 9 | Clear Bertrand's Paralogue |
Dietrich (Lion) | 3 | 8 | Clear Bertrand's Paralogue |
Theodora (Wolf) | 2 | 7 | Clear Bertrand's Paralogue |
Leda (Eagle) | Not recruitable | Not recruitable | The paralogue is not offered on this Path |
The paralogue puts him on the field as a rival rather than an ally. Gabriel hands it out at Arena Square, and the task is to defeat four giants before Peppe's group does. Both sides are given bait that can be fed to a giant to stop the other group damaging it for a turn, and the yellow allied units around each giant vanish once it falls. It is open from the in-game date 9/17 to 9/25 on Cai's and Theodora's Paths, but on Dietrich's Path only on 9/17 itself, the shortest window of any paralogue. Clearing it pays 20,000 gold, 150 Renown and an Extra Large Bullion. Paralogues lists the rest.
As of September 2026, this wiki has not documented an age or a weapon preference for Peppe. Japanese profile material calls him a master hunter whose skill lets him strike first whenever a wounded enemy attacks him; no official English name for that skill had been collected here as of September 2026. The other members of the Brigid Army have not been named in the material documented here, and nothing about Brigid itself has been recorded beyond the fact that it fields a team.
These character growth rates exclude class modifiers.
Stat | Growth rate |
|---|---|
HP | 30% |
Str | 30% |
Mag | 25% |
Spd | 60% |
Dex | 45% |
Def | 30% |
Res | 30% |
Lck | 45% |
Cha | 30% |
Field | Detail |
|---|---|
Boons | Sword, Bow, Infantry |
Banes | White Magic |
Birthday (month/day) | 8/30 |
Factions lists the Brigid Army alongside the other clans contesting the tournament, Noble covers the class he starts in, and Recruitment covers how units from rival banners end up in the player's party.