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Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. Links take you to material in the Victorian Web.Ībbreviations DSM-5.

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Using a Master Seal while talking to Tiki. In Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones, Awakening, and Fates, in addition to the General, there is also the option of promoting them to Great Knight. In Fire Emblem Gaiden and it remake, Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, they are a second-tier advanced class Villagers have the option of promoting to Soldiers, which promote to Knights, which in turn promote to the third-tier Baron class. In Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, Knights were not able to change class this was rectified from Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem onward, whereupon knights were connected into a new class change line with the General, which itself was in a similar situation in Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light this remains the case in almost all of its appearances. In many games, their build is conducive to them playing a defensive role, by shielding more fragile units or by forming a perimeter in defense-oriented maps. They also have lower movement and higher constitution than other classes. Though this is different in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn, where the Armor Knight variations have highest Resistance among the non magical classes, surpassed only by Pegasus Knights. The obvious defensive role of knights is hindered by the fact that they tend to have lower resistance than most non-magic classes, which themselves often have low resistance while their high HP does help mitigate this to an extent, their low speed can cause problems against the typical high speed of mage-type units. However, since they have low speed, they usually only attack once. Knights are defined by their status as bulky armor units, posssessing very high defense and HP, but low speed. Introduced in Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light, they have appeared in some form in every title since in Thracia 776 and Radiant Dawn, Knights do not directly appear, being divided into a set of three or four variations each wielding a different weapon type: the Armored Lance *, Armored Sword, Armored Axe and, only in the Jugdral duology, Bow Armor. The Knight (Japanese: アーマーナイト Armor Knight), known as the Armored Knight in Three Houses, is a class of heavily-armored foot soldiers. Defense +2, Indoor Fighter ( Awakening).Sword, Lance ( Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light).With high defense, this class holds the front lines and acts as a shield. For the infantry class to which Cavaliers, Paladins, Pegasus Knights, and Dracoknights dismount in Mystery of the Emblem, see Knight (Mystery of the Emblem).Īrtwork of a Knight from the Echoes: Shadows of Valentia. For the horse-riding class known as "Knight" in Gaiden, see Cavalier.