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Yang Jie is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave. His in-game description calls him a wandering warrior monk who can both fight and heal, and credits him with mysterious techniques. The roster listings group him with the unaffiliated and mercenary characters rather than any of the four Hero clans, which fight under their own banners.
Profile
Field | Detail |
|---|---|
Gender | Male |
Role | Playable |
Faction | Unaffiliated and mercenary groups |
Starting class | |
Personal ability | Monkly Havoc, which has a chance to trigger after he defeats an enemy and fully restores his HP |
Recruitment listing | Lion Part 1 Chapter 4 |
Role
Roster listings put his recruitment in the fourth chapter of the first part of the Lion route, the branch that follows Dietrich, and he shows up in Dietrich's party more often than anyone else's in pre-release footage. He also appears in other groups, so he is not locked to one route. He wears Eastern dress that marks him out from most of the cast. His own profile fills in why: he served at a temple before breaking his precepts and taking to the road around 1439, and in his younger years he travelled as far east as the Kingdom of Sai. By 1449 that wandering has brought him to Dagsion.
Combat Role
He is built to do two jobs at once, damaging enemies and healing allies without switching roles, and he starts in the Diviner class. His personal skill is Monkly Havoc, and its effect is now published: after he defeats an enemy it has a chance to trigger, restoring his HP in full. On a unit already built to heal, that turns a kill into a second recovery source and makes him unusually cheap to keep on the front line. No stats, growths or art lists have been published for him. See Combat System for how units act on the field.
Personality
His listed likes are alcohol, tales of old, distant journeys, and saving the weak.
Notes
Language | Name |
|---|---|
Japanese | ヨーカイ (Yōkai) |
The Japanese name is a Sino-Japanese reading of the same characters read Yang Jie in Standard Chinese.
Related Pages
The class he starts in is Diviner, and the healing half of his kit runs on the system described on Magic. Roster listings place his recruitment inside the campaign led by Dietrich.