Troubadour

Learn all about the Troubadour class in Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest, including its stats, skills, promotions, and why it's essential for your army.

Hey there! So, you're looking into the Troubadour class in Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest? Good choice! This Nohrian unit is a healer, and even though their base stats and skills might seem a bit low, they're super important for keeping your army alive. Think of them as your battlefield medics, but on horseback!

The coolest thing about the Troubadour is their mobility. They can zip in, heal up a buddy, and then get back to safety thanks to their horse. Don't sweat the fact that they can't attack directly; their real strength is keeping everyone else fighting fit. Plus, when they promote, they can pick up some offensive magic, which is a nice bonus!

Troubadour Stats and Growth Rates

Here's a look at how the Troubadour grows:

Stat	Growth Rate
Health	0%
Strength	0%
Magic	10%
Skill	20%
Speed	10%
Luck	15%
Defense	0%
Resistance	15%

Weapons and Skills

Troubadours primarily use staves to heal, but they also learn some neat skills:

Weapons
Rods/Staves

Skill	Effect
Resistance+2	User gains +2 points of Resistance
Gentilhomme	Female allies within a 2-tile radius receive -2 damage during battle
Demoiselle	Male allies within a 2-tile radius receive -2 damage during battle

Just a heads-up: male Troubadours learn Gentilhomme, and female Troubadours learn Demoiselle. These skills are great for giving a little defensive boost to nearby allies of the opposite gender!

Promotions

When your Troubadour is ready to level up, they have a few options:

• Male Troubadours can promote to: Strategist or Butler
• Female Troubadours can promote to: Strategist or Maid

The Strategist class is particularly interesting because it lets them use magic offensively, which really complements their healing abilities and high Magic growth.

Why Troubadours are Essential

Even with their seemingly low stats and lack of attack power, the Troubadour is a must-have in your army. Having healers is non-negotiable in Fire Emblem Fates, and the Troubadour's ability to heal and then quickly retreat makes them incredibly valuable. They're the Nohrian equivalent of the Shrine Maiden or Monk, but with better movement. Trust me, you'll want one (or more!) in your party.