Hong
The Strongest
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My favourite lord is Marth, of course. I started the series with the third entry, and as a result it sits strong in my heart. Plus: He is the original. Most of the lords after him are just doing what he has already done. Marth's beliefs most reflect the player. How much he values every life, how he responds to betrayal, how he is reasonable about his ability to set goals and fulfill them.
Next up is Ike. He is very much unlike Marth. His lack of noble bearing really reflects onto his personality. We get a man very honest about who he is and his opinions, in a world full of prideful, pompous, pretentious fools. Ike says it as it is. He had great reasons for how he reacted to the Begnion senate, and he never stood down on them. That said, he did start off very immature and irresponsible, and we got to see Ike mature very quickly over the course of Path of Radiance.
The Awakening cast is nice in that the characters have much more flavour overall than the series has seen prior. The three leads, in my opinion, are leagues ahead of a vast amount of the lords prior. While I like all three, I found Lucina to be the most emotionally engaging. I would love for another game with her.
I can't say I care for the statistics of a unit, either. I would say Ike set the standards for what a lord is meant to be, though the sample size has been too small to say if mercenary-esque lords are here to stay. I kind of liked having lords that couldn't handle every combat situation by themselves.
Next up is Ike. He is very much unlike Marth. His lack of noble bearing really reflects onto his personality. We get a man very honest about who he is and his opinions, in a world full of prideful, pompous, pretentious fools. Ike says it as it is. He had great reasons for how he reacted to the Begnion senate, and he never stood down on them. That said, he did start off very immature and irresponsible, and we got to see Ike mature very quickly over the course of Path of Radiance.
The Awakening cast is nice in that the characters have much more flavour overall than the series has seen prior. The three leads, in my opinion, are leagues ahead of a vast amount of the lords prior. While I like all three, I found Lucina to be the most emotionally engaging. I would love for another game with her.
I can't say I care for the statistics of a unit, either. I would say Ike set the standards for what a lord is meant to be, though the sample size has been too small to say if mercenary-esque lords are here to stay. I kind of liked having lords that couldn't handle every combat situation by themselves.