Hinoka ended up fitting the stereotypical Pegasus Knight mold: high Speed and flying but low Strength and low Defenses. Hinoka’s Magic isn’t great but I like my healing and Falcon Knight is the better thematic fit. Hinoka (Sky Knight -> Falcon Knight) – In this case the choice was between Falcon Knight for Staves and Kinshi Knight for Bows. Asked for a name I called it the Blair Press, a reference to a rural town for a rural village warrior. She also was the only character to get triple-digit Victories and she cleared that mark, going to 111. She was a unit with good Luck so that was nice. She had good Speed and Strength to do damage but her defenses were too low to have her constantly on the front lines. Mozu was a solid contributor though not an MVP. Thus, I hardly ever had her use Axes/Clubs but I did build her skill in Swords a bit. The problem with gaining access to weapon types on promotions is you always get the lowest rank in your new weapons and so only get to use the weakest weapons of the new types at first. As Master of Arms she gained both Swords and Axes/Clubs. Her animations went from barely being able to hold a weapon to elaborate twirls and weapon throwing as part of her attacks. Mozu (Villager -> Master of Arms) – Rural village girl becomes Master of Arms. Rally Luck ended up being very valuable with how Luck starved my team was since crits are often a OHKO. She had both Rally Luck and Rally Magic by the end (Rally skills use the unit’s turn to raise the respective stat for a round for allies within 2 spaces). Her accuracy was also a concern with her low Skill. She was pretty good at doing magic damage but with low HP, Defense, and not amazing Resistance she couldn’t take much in return. Sakura was still my primary healer but a bunch of people got healing on promotion. Sakura had low Strength and really high Magic. Sakura (Shrine Maiden -> Onmyoji) – Sakura is likely meant to promote to Priestess but Priestess gives Bows and Onmyoji gives Tomes. She then started teaching Rinkah to eat that way which was….a project. Oboro convinced Rinkah to eat with utensils since one wastes less food that way. The Flame Tribe don’t use utensils when they eat so they leave quite a mess. Oboro’s supports were especially amusing. Many of Rinkah’s supports involve others getting her to be more social. It turns out the Flame Tribe was spurned by outsiders in the past so that’s why they’re so isolationist. Rinkah continued to be an amusing character in support conversations. All her strikes were wreathed in fire due to her being in the Flame Tribe. Her animation when finishing an enemy was flashy: she’d start with a jumping strike and embed her weapon in the ground and then grab the weapon and destroy the enemy with a punishing jumping uppercut. Towards the end she finally got some Strength growths and I gave her a Strength boosting item. I could give her Bronze/Brass weapons (weakest damage but raises crit evade) but with her low Strength she would do no damage with them.
However, she also had the lowest Luck (primarily used for crit evade) and her Defense wasn’t high enough to shrug off crits. Rinkah continued to be tanky and had the highest Defense. But Chieftain gave Tomes and Blacksmith gave Swords and Rinkah didn’t have good magic for using Tomes. Rinkah (Oni Savage -> Blacksmith) – Rinkah storywise was probably better suited for Oni Chieftain. This came in very handy especially in the last few chapters. With the Yato she had no accuracy problems and would do a ton of damage.
Her defense was good enough to be tanky if she used the Dragonstone and the stone gives a +10 to Dodge (evade for crits) which was great for this run. She still had some Speed issues and would sometimes get doubled if I had her use her Dragonstone (which lowers Speed but raises Defense). I was worred about Corrin but she turned out alright. ***** ENDGAME SPOILERS FOR BIRTHRIGHT AND CONQUEST THROUGHOUT *****
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