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* '''Regular Female Alear and Regular Male Alear''' are LightningBruiser sword infantries that are difficult to take down, with her having Atk/Spd Ideal 4, Close Call 4, and Spd Smoke 4, and him having Atk/Spd Ideal 4, Repel 4, and G Feud 3 to give them a lot of Spd swing and DamageReduction, but their Líberation takes the cake. It gives -1 maximum special cooldown, gives them [Charge] to themselves and any support partners within 3 spaces of them at the start of their turn, +5 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat, inflicts -4 Spd/Def on their foe during combat as well as an additional -4 Spd/Def during combat for each ally within 3 spaces of them that are from different ''Fire Emblem'' titles, and reduces damage taken by 4% for each point of Spd they have over their foe, up to 40% damage reduced, all which activates if they are at 25% HP or above. Them having great mobility is difficult enough to fight against, but with everything in their favor they're going to reduce damage taken by '''70%''' for Regular Male Alear or '''82%''' for Regular Female Alear, where only specials like Lethality or Deadeye can take her down, unlike...

With every new release of heroes, so to the likeliness of at least one of them being randomly being generated to be able to ruin your day thanks to their skills and/or weapons, especially if you have Auto-Battle on. Expect some overlap with heroes in the [[HighTierScrappy/FireEmblemHeroes High-Tier Scrappy]] and [[GameBreaker/FireEmblemHeroes Game Breaker]] entries for ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes''.

* '''Female Alear and Male Alear''' are LightningBruiser sword infantries that are difficult to take down, with her having Atk/Spd Ideal 4, Close Call 4, and Spd Smoke 4, and him having Atk/Spd Ideal 4, Repel 4, and G Feud 3 to give them a lot of Spd swing and DamageReduction, but their Líberation takes the cake. It gives -1 maximum special cooldown, gives them [Charge] to themselves and any support partners within 3 spaces of them at the start of their turn, +5 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat, inflicts -4 Spd/Def on their foe during combat as well as an additional -4 Spd/Def during combat for each ally within 3 spaces of them that are from different ''Fire Emblem'' titles, and reduces damage taken by 4% for each point of Spd they have over their foe, up to 40% damage reduced, all which activates if they are at 25% HP or above. Them having great mobility is difficult enough to fight against, but with everything in their favor they're going to reduce damage taken by '''70%''' for Male Alear or '''82%''' for Female Alear, where only specials like Lethality or Deadeye can take her down, unlike...

* If you're relying on field stat buffs, then '''Azelle''' will most likely be the end of them. With a GlassCannon statline, he brings Rally Up Spd+, R Duel Infantry 4, Spd/Res Ruse 3 and Joint Hone Spd, making him an annoying support unit, but his Sparking Tome is the worst of all, as it give him +3 Spd and if his foe is at 50% HP or above at the start of combat he inflicts -6 Spd/Res on the foe during combat, as well as basically reverse any field stat buffs on those stats the foe has during combat, where having any field stat buffs on your unit's Spd and/or Res is a ''bad'' idea against him. With that said, his GlassCannon statline means that any strong Blue units can take him down easily.

* '''Gatrie''' is a MightyGlacier with one of the highest Def stats in ''Heroes'', and that means trouble if you're using primarily physical units, and that gets higher with his default Spirited Lance+, Fortress Def/Res 3, and Crafty Fighter 3 to make him difficult to take down, alongside having Moonbow. His only real weakness is his low Spd and average Res, as well as strong units with AntiArmor weapons, but the former is compensated by his Crafty Fighter, and his average Res is nothing to sneeze at.

* '''Regular Ophelia''' can be deadly if not dispatched quickly in most modes. Her Chill Res 3 will make sure your designated Res tank gets debuffed, as Missiletainn's effect lets her turn her into a special nuke quickly enough. If she's grouped with other tome users, you'll fight one immediately with a special. The Special, Blazing Light, is an Area of Effect spell that damages the user based on her Atk minus her target's Def or Res. And Feh bless you if you have any units aligned to the target diagonally, as it'll damage those too. With this, she can easily finish off even bulky green units. Thankfully her Special only activates during her phase, meaning you can attack her without her countering with one.

* '''Asbel'''. Normally a GlassCannon, Asbel has high stats thanks to Fury 4 and his Grafcalibur giving +5 Atk/Spd/Def/Res and ignore any of his foe's field stat buffs if he either initiates combat or is within 2 spaces of an ally, on top of having Null Follow-Up and Spd/Res Oath to bolster his stats more and make sure that only the fastest units can double attack him, and Moonbow to pierce the defenses of his foe. Like other Glass Cannons, he will fold against strong attacks, especially physical ones, but in modes where enemy units get large stat inflations like Lunatic tier difficulty or Resonant Battles, he goes from a GlassCannon to a MasterOfAll capable of practically one-shotting everything he fights, with his only weakness being the recoil effect of Fury.

* '''Wolf''' is a GlassCannon Colorless Bow Cavalier that you should be careful around if he initiates combat. He has Reposition, Life and Death 4, Def/Res Snag 3, and Panic Smoke 3, but the worst of all is his Keen Coyote Bow, which give him +3 Atk, deals effective damage against flying units, and if he is at 25% HP or above at the start of combat, he gains +6 Atk/Spd and allow him to have any of his follow-up attacks go before the foe can counterattack if he initiates combat. He basically acts like a better version of Regular Bernadetta, who needed to have a [Penalty] or not be at full HP to get the +5 Atk/Spd and Desperation effects on her Persecution Bow, which requires setup to activate, while he can stall out from attacking if he's far away from any foes with using Reposition on allies, making it hard to catch him off guard as well, but he easily goes down with a strong attack if players do catch him thanks to his low defenses and average HP.

* While Fallen Rhea was tagged to not spawn as a random enemy unit, '''Regular Rhea''' has no such tag. She is an Infantry Colorless Dragon with a MightyGlacier statline and the skills Glimmer and Atk Res Scowl 4[[note]]if foe initiates combat or is at or above 75% HP, grants +7 Atk/Res during combat, and if foe’s attack can trigger their special and her Res > foe’s Res +5, inflicts special cooldown count +1 on foe before foe’s first attack[[/note]]. Just like her fallen variant, she has True Dragon Wall, which reduces damage by 6% for each point of Res she has over her foe during her first combat in either phase (up to ''60%'') and 4% for her second combat or later (up to 40%), and if she has a dragon or beast ally on her team, she restores 7 HP at the start of her turn and after combat. All of these skills already make her an immense threat, but her Revealing Breath is what truly puts her in her own league. It gives her -1 special cooldown and if her foe initiates combat or is at or above 75% HP, she gains +5 to all stats, a guaranteed follow-up, and reduces damage from her foe’s follow-up attack by ''30% of her Res''. When combined with her Atk Res Scowl 4 and True Dragon Wall, most units will only deal damage in the single digits on their follow-up attacks or [[NoSell no damage at all]]. Units who rely on their specials to negate her damage reduction will find themselves only being able to proc their special on their follow-up attack thanks to her Atk Res Scowl 4, which will still be reduced by 30% of her Res. Although she is weak to dragon effective damage and effects that reduce or negate her damage reduction, her skills can push her bulk to such obscene levels that she can outlast and wipe out teams that can’t break through her defenses, especially if she spawns alongside a dragon or beast enemy.

->''"Face me if you dare!"''
-->-- '''Lucia, before immediately proceeding to ruin players' days'''

* Enemies with true DamageReduction based on X% of a stat, especially in game modes like Binding Worlds and Seer's Snare where their stats are massively inflated. Unlike percentage-based DamageReduction, this type of DamageReduction cannot be neutralized by any means, and when these enemies have their defensive stats in the 70-90s, they're going to be nigh-impossible to take out for most units due to being able to reduce damage on such a massive scale. In particular, Spring Maria, Ninja Cherche, and Regular Rhea have become infamous in these game modes because of this.

* '''Fallen Berkut''', unlike his regular variant, is an optimized MightyGlacier. Against melee foes, he will be struggling with; Against ''ranged'' foes, he can potentially catch them off guard. His Kreimhild will make him counterattack ranged foes and deny any of their follow-up attacks if he has an ally within 2 spaces of him, and the refinable version increases the range of needing an ally to 3 spaces and has the follow-up prevention activate regardless of the foe's weapon type and the unique refine inflicts -5 Atk/Def on the foe during combat and grants him a guaranteed follow-up attack if the foe either initiates combat or is at 75% HP or above at the start of combat, his Warding Stance 4 will give him +8 Res and slow down the foe's special buildup, and he has Odd Res Wave to give him +6 more Res during the start of odd turns. Of course, if he activates his Kreimhild, he inflicts 20 damage to his nearest ally, but if said ally has a skill that activates when they're damaged such as Escape Route or Brazen skills...

* '''Regular Sacred Stone Selena''' is somebody who you don't want to initiate on your units, as her GlassCannon statline is further bolstered with Life and Death 4, which alongside her Tome of Storms, which gives her +3 Spd, and if her foe is at 75% HP or above at the start of combat she gains +5 Atk/Spd during combat as well as negate any skills that deny any of her follow-up attacks as well as skills that guarantee the foe's follow-up attacks. She is also an annoying support unit, as she has Rally Atk/Res+ and Atk/Res Ruse to boost her ally and debuff her foes within cardinal directions of her and her ally she is Rallying, but this can get bad if her ally has a Rally skill to activate her Atk/Res Ruse 3. However, her GlassCannon statline means that her defenses are poor and therefore she will fall against anyone with a good Atk, but players need to be careful baiting her out first.

* '''Ascended Ced''' is an infantry mage with GlassCannon stats who will more likely than not delete anyone who he initiates on with his special thanks to his Heired Forseti. It gives him -1 special cooldown, and if his HP is 25% or above, he gains a +6 Atk/Spd buff and special cooldown count -1 at the start of his turn, +6 Atk/Spd during combat, reduces the damage from his foe's first attack by 30%, and deals true damage equal to a certain percentage of his Spd when his special triggers. This percentage is equal to his max special cooldown count multiplied by 10, then added by 20, so he'll be dealing damage equal to ''50%'' of his Spd when he triggers his Blazing Wind special in addition to the damage normally calculated from his special. He also has Atk/Spd Ideal 4, Special Spiral 4, and Infantry Pulse 4, with the latter two skills ensuring that he'll have no trouble charging up his special and recharging it after combat. Attacking him during your player phase is the best way to defeat him, but otherwise, don't even think about letting him attack first unless your unit has Vantage, a lot of area of effect special DamageReduction, or a far save tank who's out of range from Blazing Wind.

* While Fallen Rhea was tagged to not spawn as a random enemy unit, '''Regular Rhea''' has no such tag. She is an Infantry Colorless Dragon with a MightyGlacier statline and the skills Glimmer and Atk Res Scowl 4[[note]]if foe initiates combat or is at or above 75% HP, grants +7 Atk/Res during combat, and if foe’s attack can trigger their special and her Res > foe’s Res +5, inflicts special cooldown count +1 on foe before foe’s first attack[[/note]]. Just like her fallen variant, she has True Dragon Wall, which reduces damage by 6% for each point of Res she has over her foe during her first combat in either phase (up to 60%) and 4% for her second combat or later (up to 40%), and if she has a dragon or beast ally on her team, she restores 7 HP at the start of her turn and after combat. All of these skills already make her an immense threat, but her Revealing Breath is what truly puts her in her own league. It gives her -1 special cooldown and if her foe initiates combat or is at or above 75% HP, she gains +5 to all stats, a guaranteed follow-up, and reduces damage from her foe’s follow-up attack by 30% of her Res. When combined with her Atk Res Scowl 4 and True Dragon Wall, most units will only deal damage in the single digits on their follow-up attacks or [[NoSell no damage at all]]. Units who rely on their specials to negate her damage reduction will find themselves only being able to proc their special on their follow-up attack thanks to her Atk Res Scowl 4, which will still be reduced by 30% of her Res. Although she is weak to dragon effective damage and effects that reduce or negate her damage reduction, her skills can push her bulk to such obscene levels that she can outlast and wipe out teams that can’t break through her defenses, especially if she spawns alongside a dragon or beast enemy.

* Most of the Fallen heroes are dangerous but manageable, but the ones released post-2020 are among the worst heroes to go against. Not only do they have optimized statlines, they also have skillkits that are often compared to Brave, Legendary, Mythic, Ascended and Rearmed Heroes, but like Ascended Heroes they are randomly generated as enemy units, and so are a pain to go against if they are seen on the battlefield. Fortunately, the most powerful Fallen Heroes do not actually show up as randomly generated heroes, that being the Fallen variants of Dimitri, Edelgard, and Rhea.

* '''Ascended Fir''' is another LightningBruiser of an infantry sword, with the skills Glimmer, Atk/Spd Finish 4, Phys Null-Follow [[note]]same effect as Null-Follow Up 3, but it also inflicts Spd/Def -4 on foe and halves their percentage-based DamageReduction[[/note]], and Atk/Spd Oath 4. Her Vassal-Saint Blade gives her -1 special cooldown, and if she exists[[note]]her HP is 25% or above[[/note]], she gains +5 to all stats, inflicts a penalty to her foe's Spd/Def equal to 11 - 2 x the value of her foe's maximum special cooldown, to a minimum of -3 Spd/Def, grants special cooldown count -1 at the start of her turn and after combat if her special cooldown count is at its maximum value, and if she has 5 or more Spd than her foe, she gains Null Guard. These skills make her particularly dangerous against units who rely on DamageReduction and low cooldown specials, all while she procs her own special on a consistent basis.

* '''Female Alear''' is a LightningBruiser that is difficult to take down, with her having Atk/Spd Ideal 4, Close Call 4, and Spd Smoke 4 to give her a lot of Spd swing and DamageReduction, but her Líberation takes the cake. It gives -1 maximum special cooldown, and gives her [Charge] to herself and any support partners within 3 spaces of her at the start of her turn, +5 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat, inflicts -4 Spd/Def on the foe during combat as well as additional -4 Spd/Def during combat for each ally within 3 spaces of that are from different ''Fire Emblem'' titles, and reduces damage taken by 4% for each point of Spd she has over her foe, up to 40% damage reduced, all which activates if she is at 25% HP or above. Her having great mobility is difficult enough to fight against, but with everything in her favor she's going to reduce damage taken by '''82%''', where only specials like Lethality or Deadeye can take her down, unlike...

* '''Regular Igrene''' brings a very strong kit, and a GlassCannon to go along with it. Her Guardian's Bow has -1 special cooldown and inflicts -5 Atk/Spd/Def on the foe if she's faster than them, alongside Blazing Wind, Life and Death 4, Special Spiral 3 and Pulse Smoke 3 just to make things harder when she initiates combat. However, since she is still a GlassCannon with her low defenses with everything equipped, any strong attackers will take her down in one round.

* While Fallen Rhea was tagged to not spawn as a random enemy unit, '''Regular Rhea''' has no such tag. She is an Infantry Cololess Dragon with a MightyGlacier statline and the skills Glimmer and Atk Res Scowl 4[[note]]if foe initiates combat or is at or above 75% HP, grants +7 Atk/Res during combat, and if foe’s attack can trigger their special and her Res > foe’s Res +5, inflicts special cooldown count +1 on foe before foe’s first attack[[/note]]. Just like her fallen variant, she has True Dragon Wall, which reduces damage by 6% for each point of Res she has over her foe during her first combat in either phase (up to 60%) and 4% for her second combat or later (up to 40%), and if she has a dragon or beast ally on her team, she restores 7 HP at the start of her turn and after combat. All of these skills already make her an immense threat, but her Revealing Breath is what truly puts her in her own league. It gives her -1 special cooldown and if her foe initiates combat or is at or above 75% HP, she gains +5 to all stats, a guaranteed follow-up, and reduces damage from her foe’s follow-up attack by 30% of her Res. When combined with her Atk Res Scowl 4 and True Dragon Wall, most units will only deal damage in the single digits on their follow-up attacks or [[NoSell no damage at all]]. Units who rely on their specials to negate her damage reduction will find themselves only being able to proc their special on their follow-up attack thanks to her Atk Res Scowl 4, which will still be reduced by 30% of her Res. Although she is weak to dragon effective damage and effects that reduce or negate her damage reduction, her skills can push her bulk to such obscene levels that she can outlast and wipe out teams that can’t break through her defenses, especially if she spawns alongside a dragon or beast enemy.

** '''Ayra'''. She will use her high Spd to decimate her foes, and she has her nearly everything she needs to do so. Her Ayra's Blade gives her +3 Spd and will give her +1 special buildup if she's faster than her foe during combat, but her power lays in her unique special, Regnal Astra, which deals damage based on her Spd and only has a cooldown count of 2, and since she has Swift Sparrow and Desperation, she can be devastating if she was damaged enough. She fell off after a while, but came back with a vengeance thanks to her weapon's refine. Now it gives her -1 Special, +3 Atk/Spd, and she can ignore skills that inflicts -1 special buildup on her and/or grant +1 special buildup on her foe during combat, as well as the unique refine giving her +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat and 20% DamageReduction from the foe's first attack if her foe is at 75% HP or above at the start of combat. And since she's a Book I unit, she can appear in Hall of Forms unlike units from Book III and beyond.

** '''Regular Mareeta'''. She gets a ton of stats simply by being away from her allies. With her Mareeta's Sword and Atk/Spd Solo 3, she gets ''+10 Atk/Spd'', as well as +4 Def/Res during combat, and she'll also disable any skills that either guarantee your follow-up attacks or deny her follow-up attacks. In other words, you have to face her in a fair and square Spd check, which is no easy feat when her Spd is through the roof. Said Spd also helps her with her Close Call 3 skill, which mitigates damage up to 40% depending on how much faster she is. Finally, she has Rouse Atk/Def 3 to bolster her stats further. In short, this essentially makes her much harder to defeat, but not to the extent like...

* '''Valentia Catria'''. Her entire default skill kit is made to make her mobile and annihilate anyone not Blue and tanky. She has Atk/Spd Bond 4 to both give her +7 Atk/Spd and ignore any debuffs on those stats during if she's adjacent to an ally, and Aerobatics to give her great mobility with non-flier allies within 2 spaces of her. The worst of it all is her Astra Blade: It gives her +3 Atk, and if she has more Atk than the enemy's Def, she boost her damage by 50% of the difference between them, and this is after weapons triangle calculations are involved. This makes her a GlassCannon, but one should be careful baiting enemies when she's around them, as Aerobatics 3 will make her move farther than she should and will finish anyone out of position.

* '''Catherine''' is someone who you shouldn't let her initiate on one of your units with her weapons, skills and LightningBruiser stats. Her Thunderbrand, on top of granting the user +3 Spd, allows her to gain +5 Atk/Spd, negates any skills that prevent her follow-up, and if she initiates combat, she will have that follow-up attack go before the foe counterattacks, if her foe is at 50% HP or above at the start of combat. She also has Swift Sparrow 3 and Lull Spd/Def, meaning that will hit harder and have a guaranteed follow-up attack with her naturally high Spd, and thanks to her high Atk, only the tankiest units will survive against her. With that said, her low Res is her main weakness, so any strong blue magic user can take her down easily, but make sure that they're out of range of her when it is her turn to move.

%%* '''Perceval'''. He stands out among other Lance Cavaliers by being a LightningBruiser instead of a GlassCannon or MightyGlacier, while also being surprisingly tanky. He has Atk/Def Solo 3, Atk/Spd Lull 3 and Rouse Def/Res 3 to bolster his stats, but the worst of all is his Prized Lance: it gives him -1 special cooldown, and if the opponent is at full HP, he gains +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat ''and'' inflicts -1 special buildup for the opponent.

* If you're fielding any Tome units, then '''Guinivere''' would most likely spell the end of them if you're not careful. Her Aureola gives her +3 Res, gives her +5 Atk/Spd/Res during combat and ignore any skills that targets her lower defensive stat if she either initiates combat or is within 2 spaces of an ally, and recovers 7 HP to herself and all allies within 2 spaces of her after combat, even if she didn't attack, but most importantly Aureola allows her to deal effective damage against Tome units. Already bad by itself, but since she comes with Atk/Res Push 4, Lull Atk/Res 3, and Joint Drive Res, only very strong magical units will even reach her sky high Res, while she also will take them down with ease with her great Atk and Spd. However, she is also a SquishyWizard, so she can fall easily against physical attack, but be careful when she initiates combat.

* '''Ymir''' is a green Dragon Cavalier with MightyGlacier stats and the skills Rally Up Atk+, Atk/Res Unity, and A/R Near Trace. Her personal weapon Everliving Breath and her unique C skill Everliving Domain can throw a wrench in the player's plans if they aren't prepared. Everliving Breath gives her +3 Atk, grants her +5 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat and a guaranteed follow-up attack if her HP is 25% or above, and if she uses a rally or movement assist skill or a rally or movement assist skill is used on her, she restores 10 HP to her allies within 2 spaces of her and the ally who she used her skill on or used the skill on her and neutralizes any penalties on them. If she's within 2 spaces of an ally, her C skill Everliving Domain grants herself and her allies within 2 spaces of her +4 Def/Res during combat and a Miracle effect with a 75% HP threshold. The good news is that this Joint Drive Miracle effect only activates while the foe is at or above 75% HP, so a second attack during combat from a follow-up attack or a brave effect will finish them off. Ymir herself can also be dealt with by a powerful unit with good Spd or by using dragon or cavalry effective damage. However, the types of support Ymir can provide to her allies should not be overlooked when she's around.

* While Fallen Rhea was tagged to not spawn as a random enemy unit, '''Regular Rhea''' has no such tag. She is an Infantry Dragon with a MightyGlacier statline and the skills Glimmer and Atk Res Scowl 4[[note]]if foe initiates combat or is at or above 75% HP, grants +7 Atk/Res during combat, and if foe’s attack can trigger their special and her Res > foe’s Res +5, inflicts special cooldown count +1 on foe before foe’s first attack[[/note]]. Just like her fallen variant, she has True Dragon Wall, which reduces damage by 6% for each point of Res she has over her foe during her first combat in either phase (up to 60%) and 4% for her second combat or later (up to 40%), and if she has a dragon or beast ally on her team, she restores 7 HP at the start of her turn and after combat. All of these skills already make her an immense threat, but her Revealing Breath is what truly puts her in her own league. It gives her -1 special cooldown and if her foe initiates combat or is at or above 75% HP, she gains +5 to all stats, a guaranteed follow-up, and reduces damage from her foe’s follow-up attack by 30% of her Res. When combined with her Atk Res Scowl 4 and True Dragon Wall, most units will only deal damage in the single digits on their follow-up attacks or [[NoSell no damage at all]]. Units who rely on their specials to negate her damage reduction will find themselves only being able to proc their special on their follow-up attack thanks to her Atk Res Scowl 4, which will still be reduced by 30% of her Res. Although she is weak to dragon effective damage and effects that reduce or negate her damage reduction, her skills can push her bulk to such obscene levels that she can outlast and wipe out teams that can’t break through her defenses, especially if she spawns alongside a dragon or beast enemy.

* '''Gerik''' is a pain to go up against thanks to his high HP to activate Sudden Panic 3 and Infantry Pulse 3 while also having Firesweep Axe+ and Darting Blow 4 to make use of his GlassCannon stats to make sure that he hits twice while also preventing counterattacks. Because of his high HP, any buff skills are actually a detriment to your units thanks to his Sudden Panic 3. His low Res and being unable to counterattack is his major downfall, however.

* '''Ascended Elincia''' is a Flying Staff unit packing a GlassCannon statline and the skills to make the most of it with Rescue+, Light’s Restraint, Atk Spd Push 4, Dazzling Shift[[note]]unit can move to a space adjacent to an ally within 2 spaces, inflicts -4 Spd to foe during combat, and grants the Dazzling Staff effect[[/note]], and Spd Res Hold. Light’s Restraint is an offensive healer special that boosts damage dealt by 25% of her Res and inflicts Guard and special cooldown count +1 on her target and foes within 2 spaces of that target after it triggers. Her Crimean Scepter gives her the Wrathful Staff effect, -1 maximum special cooldown, +6 Atk/Spd and a further in-combat bonus to her Atk/Spd equal to the highest bonuses among herself and her allies within 2 spaces if she initiates combat or is within two spaces of an ally, and at the start of her turn, if she’s within 2 spaces of an ally, she grants +6 Atk/Spd and the "if unit initiates combat, unit makes a guaranteed follow-up attack" status to herself and her allies within 2 spaces for 1 turn. On top of hitting hard against anyone without Mystic Boost, her fellow DemonicSpiders will become even more dangerous to bait out with those buffs. Her low defenses make her easy to take out, especially with bows, but players will still need to beware of her buffs and her damage output.

%% Before adding heroes to this page, make sure that whoever you're adding can be or were once randomly generated in modes such as Training Tower, Forging Bonds, Tempest Trials and Hall of Forms. This excludes Seasonal, Brave, Legendary and Mythic Heroes, Rearmed Heroes, heroes gained from rewards such as Tempest Trials and Grand Hero Battles, and heroes with a certain tag that make them never spawn, such as the refresher units, the Brave Redux and Farfetched Heroes, Rearmed Heroes, and the Fallen variants of Dimitri, Edelgard and Rhea. If they're annoying and/or dangerous to go against in the competitive modes such as Arena and Aether Raids, they go into HighTierScrappy/FireEmblemHeroes instead.

* '''Ascended Elincia''' is a Flying Staff unit packing a GlassCannon statline and the skills to make the most of it with Rescue+, Light’s Restraint, Atk Spd Push 4, Dazzling Shift[[note]]unit can move to a space adjacent to an ally within 2 spaces, inflicts -4 Spd to foe during combat, and grants the Dazzling Staff effect[[/note]], and Spd Res Hold. Light’s Restraint is an offensive healer special that boosts damage dealt by 25% of her Res and inflicts Guard and special cooldown count +1 on her target and foes within 2 spaces of that target after it triggers. Her Crimean Scepter gives her the Wrathful Staff effect, -1 special cooldown, +6 Atk/Spd and a further in-combat bonus to her Atk/Spd equal to the highest bonuses among herself and her allies within 2 spaces if she initiates combat or is within two spaces of an ally, and at the start of her turn, if she’s within 2 spaces of an ally, she grants +6 Atk/Spd and the “if unit initiates combat, unit makes a guaranteed follow-up attack” status to herself and her allies within 2 spaces for 1 turn. On top of hitting hard against anyone without Mystic Boost, her fellow DemonicSpiders will become even more dangerous to bait out with those buffs. Her low defenses make her easy to take out, especially with bows, but players will still need to beware of her buffs and her damage output.

* '''Catherine''' is someone who shouldn't let initiate on one of your units with her weapons, skills and LightningBruiser stats. Her Thunderbrand, on top of granting the user +3 Spd, allows her to gain +5 Atk/Spd, negates any skills that prevent her follow-up, and if she initiates combat, she will have that follow-up attack go before the foe counterattacks, if her foe is at 50% HP or above at the start of combat. She also has Swift Sparrow 3 and Lull Spd/Def, meaning that will hit harder and have a guaranteed follow-up attack with her naturally high Spd, and thanks to her high Atk, only the tankiest units will survive against her. With that said, her low Res is her main weakness, so any strong blue magic user can take her down easily, but make sure that they're out of range of her when it is her turn to move.

* '''Gilliam''' is a lance armor with a MightyGlacier statline that rivals Gatrie. With the same or similar skills as Ascended Idunn, he has Bonfire, Sturdy Stance 3, Vengeful Fighter 4 [[note]]if unit's HP is 25% or above and foe initiates combat, inflicts -4 Atk on foe, unit makes a guaranteed follow-up, foe cannot follow-up, and grants Special cooldown charge +1 to unit per attack[[/note]], and A/D Near Save. As one would expect, his Frelian Lance is what makes him an absolute nightmare to go up against. It gives him -1 special cooldown, grants the Iote's Shield status to his flier allies within 2 spaces, and if his foe initiates combat or is at 75% HP or above, he gains +6 Atk during combat, inflicts -6 Atk on his foe, inflicts a further in-combat penalty to his foe's Atk/Def equal to 20% of his Def, and reduces damage from his foe’s first attack by 40%. Not only is he a disgustingly bulky Near Save tank who can mop the floor with his melee foes by instantly retaliating with Bonfire, his flier allies will become a lot more annoying to take out thanks to the Iote’s Shield status negating flier effective damage. Unlike Ascended Idunn, he’s weak to armor effective weapons, but with all the stat swings, follow-up manipulation, damage reduction, and special charging he has going for him, taking him down is no easy feat.

->''"This is going to be more trouble than it's worth, but somebody has to do it. Guess it's going to be me."''
-->-- '''Hilda, before immediately proceeding to ruin players' days'''

* '''Regular Sigurd''', especially in modes like Hall of Forms since he's a Book I unit and can still show up there. He's a formidable unit, with great Def, bolstered further by Close Def 3, and while he may have low Res, his Divine Tyrfing basically gives him a free Aegis, halving any magic damage he takes. His Crusader's Ward will mitigate any further, consecutive ranged strikes to almost nothing. His Divine Tyrfing also got a refinement in which it gives him +5 Atk/Def if he's at 50% HP or over at the start of combat, and the unique refine gives him an additional +5 Atk/Def and gives him a guaranteed follow-up attack if his foe is at 50% HP or over at the start of combat, meaning that he will be a heavy hitting physical wall if he has that refinement, especially in Hall of Forms. Take too long to defeat him and [[LastChanceHitPoint Miracle]] will activate, letting him survive long enough to dish out more damage to your units. His only real weakness are dragons, especially blue ones, as none of his skills will protect him from them. Tough lance users can also make quick work of him, but they too should be careful if Sigurd has his refined Divine Tyrfing.

* '''Scattered Fangs Nino''' is an exceptional GlassCannon, boasting good Atk while having high Spd thanks to her weapon and skills. This is not enough, as her personal weapon Giga Excalibur gives her even more Spd while the unrefined version increasing her damage depending on how much faster she is than her enemy, up to a maximum of ''7 damage'', but that can be managed if she's attacking a fast unit. If refines are available for the enemy Nino, then the refined Giga Excalibur is even worse, as it allows her to gain true damage equal to 20% of her Spd, with no cap on that true damage, and the unique refine allows her to gain +4 Atk/Spd during combat if she's within 2 spaces of an ally, while also giving all allies within 2 spaces the same bonuses. Combined with her innate mobility as a flier, Nino can easily traverse the map and fire off devastatingly powerful attacks that will double quite often. She is arguably at her worst in Hall of Forms, since she is a Book II unit and isn't excluded from showing up there. However, like her usual self, she's terrible at taking hits, especially now that her flier status gives her a crippling weakness to bow users.

** '''Ayra'''. She will use her high Spd to decimate her foes, and she has her nearly everything she needs to do so. Her Ayra's Blade gives her +3 Spd and will give her +1 special buildup if she's faster than her foe during combat, but her power lays in her unique special, Regnal Astra, which deals damage based on her Spd and only has a cooldown count of 2, and since she has Swift Sparrow and Desperation, she can be devastating if she was damaged enough. She fell off after a while, but came back with a vengeance thanks to her weapon's refine. Now it gives her -1 Special, +3 Atk/Spd, and she can ignore skills that inflicts -1 special buildup on her and/or grant +1 special buildup on her foe during combat, as well as the unique refine giving her +4 Atk/Spd/Def/Res during combat and 20% DamageReduction from the foe's first attack if her foe is at 75% HP or above at the start of combat.

* '''Regular Sigurd''', especially in modes like the Tempest Trials. He's a formidable unit, with great Def, bolstered further by Close Def 3, and while he may have low Res, his Divine Tyrfing basically gives him a free Aegis, halving any magic damage he takes. His Crusader's Ward will mitigate any further, consecutive ranged strikes to almost nothing. His Divine Tyrfing also got a refinement in which it gives him +5 Atk/Def if he's at 50% HP or over at the start of combat, and the unique refine gives him an additional +5 Atk/Def and gives him a guaranteed follow-up attack if his foe is at 50% HP or over at the start of combat, meaning that he will be a heavy hitting physical wall if he has that refinement, especially in Hall of Forms. Take too long to defeat him and [[LastChanceHitPoint Miracle]] will activate, letting him survive long enough to dish out more damage to your units. His only real weakness are dragons, especially blue ones, as none of his skills will protect him from them. Tough lance users can also make quick work of him, but they too should be careful if Sigurd has his refined Divine Tyrfing.
* '''Regular Karla''' is comparable to the above Od members, with her base kit allowing her to tear through almost every unit that isn't built to counter her, thanks to her Vassal's Blade, Wrath and Even Spd Wave. [[OneWomanArmy If you're auto-battling, she can easily destroy your entire team.]] If refinable weapons are generated for enemy heroes, then she gets even worse as her Vassal's Blade, alongside the -1 max special cooldown, now gives her +5 Spd and deals damage equal to 15% of her Spd during combat if she either initiates combat or is within 2 spaces of an ally, and the unique refine has her gain +5 Atk/Spd during combat as well as Null Follow-Up if her foe is at 75% HP or above at the start of combat.

* '''Constance''', despite being a GlassCannon, is somebody who you don't want to initiates on your units. She brings Atk/Spd Push 4, A/S Far Trace 3, and Spd/Res Rein 3 to boost her damage and Spd to ludicrous levels, but the worst of all is her Agnea's Arrow: It gives her +3 Spd, and gives her +6 Atk/Spd during combat, ignore skills that deny any of her follow-up attacks, ignore any field stat buffs on the foe's Spd and Res during combat on odd turns, and any field stat debuffs on her Atk and Spd on even turns, all which activates if she either initiates combat or is within 2 spaces of an ally. However, her low defenses and weakness to Bows allows players to take her down easily, but one should still be careful about her.

* '''Fallen Berkut''', unlike his regular variant, is an optimized MightyGlacier. Against melee foes, he will be struggling with; Against ''ranged'' foes, he will be tanking them like it's nothing. His Kreimhild will make him counterattack ranged foes ''and'' deny any of their follow-up attacks if he has an ally within 2 spaces of him, and the refinable version increases the range of needing an ally to 3 spaces and has the follow-up prevention activate regardless of the foe's weapon type and the unique refine inflicts -5 Atk/Def on the foe during combat and grants him a guaranteed follow-up attack if the foe either initiates combat or is at 75% HP or above at the start of combat, his Warding Stance 4 will give him +8 Res and slow down the foe's special buildup, and he has Odd Res Wave to give him +6 more Res during the start of odd turns. Of course, if he activates his Kreimhild, he inflicts 20 damage to his nearest ally, but if said ally has Escape Route...

* '''Ophelia''' can be deadly if not dispatched quickly in most modes. Her Chill Res 3 will make sure your designated Res tank gets debuffed, as Missiletainn's effect lets her turn her into a special nuke quickly enough. If she's grouped with other tome users, you'll fight one immediately with a special. The Special, Blazing Light, is an Area of Effect spell that damages the user based on her Atk minus her target's Def or Res. And Feh bless you if you have any units aligned to the target diagonally, as it'll damage those too. With this, she can easily finish off even bulky green units. Thankfully her Special only activates during her phase, meaning you can attack her without her countering with one.

* '''Regular Edelgard''', effectively an Axe Armor disguised as an infantry unit. Her Victorious Axe is like Ephraim's Flame Siegmund - in addition to accelerating her Special trigger, she'll make a guaranteed follow-up if she is surrounded by more enemies than allies. This makes her offensive speed weakness moot, letting her tear chunks out of just about any enemy while firing off specials. The rest of her kit synergizes extremely well with her weapon: Atk/Def Solo 3 further powers up her offensive and defensive abilities when alone, while Rouse Atk/Def 3 ''further'' boosts her if she starts combat without an adjacent teammate. While her skillset deprives her of valuable team support, she is more than capable of handling foes on her own - if all her abilities trigger at once, there are almost no physical units capable of fighting her and surviving. Her only real weakness is her low Res and average HP and Spd.

* '''Scattered Fangs Nino''' is an exceptional GlassCannon, boasting good Atk while having high Spd thanks to her weapon and skills. This is not enough, as her personal weapon Giga Excalibur gives her even more Spd while the unrefined version increasing her damage depending on how much faster she is than her enemy, up to a maximum of ''7 damage'', but that can be managed if she's attacking a fast unit. If refines are available for the enemy Nino, then the refined Giga Excalibur is even worse, as it allows her to gain true damage equal to 20% of her Spd, with no cap on that true damage, and the unique refine allows her to gain +4 Atk/Spd during combat if she's within 2 spaces of an ally, while also giving all allies within 2 spaces the same bonuses. Combined with her innate mobility as a flier, Nino can easily traverse the map and fire off devastatingly powerful attacks that will double quite often. However, like her usual self, she's terrible at taking hits, especially now that her flier status gives her a crippling weakness to bow users.

* '''Yuri''' is a GlassCannon with Glimmer, C Duel Infantry 4 and Time's Pulse 3. He is also tricky to take down, as he has Foul Play, which allows him to swap places with an ally 3 spaces of him, and his Honorable Blade will exploit that. Honorable Blade give him -1 maximum special cooldown, the standard [Dagger 7] effect, [Canto (2)], +1 movement at the start of his turn, and +6 Atk/Spd during combat if his foe is at 50% HP or above at the start of combat. With Time's Pulse charging his Glimmer every turn, he'll deal a lot of damage to his foe and use HitAndRunTactics thanks to his Honorable Blade's Canto, and he'll get any of his allies out of trouble with his Foul Play and still leave enough room to escape, giving them an unorthodox HitAndRunTactics as well. With that said, when players can take him down easily when they finally can attack him thanks to his low defenses, but good luck trying to catch him first.

%% Before adding heroes to this page, make sure that whoever you're adding can be or were once randomly generated in modes such as Training Tower, Forging Bonds, Tempest Trials and Hall of Forms. This excludes Seasonal, Brave, Legendary and Mythic Heroes, Rearmed Heroes, heroes gained from rewards such as Tempest Trials and Grand Hero Battles, and heroes with a certain tag that make them never spawn, such as the refresher units, the Brave Redux and Farfetched Heroes, and the Fallen variants of Dimitri, Edelgard and Rhea. If they're annoying and/or dangerous to go against in the competitive modes such as Arena and Aether Raids, they go into HighTierScrappy/FireEmblemHeroes instead.