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Alphand

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Alphand


Alphand's portrait from Thracia 776

Gender

Male

Race

Human

Starting class

Dark Bishop

Appearance(s)

Thracia 776

Ah, yes... I seem to have misplaced my grimoire.
— Alphand to a soldier

Alphand (Japanese: アルファン Alphand) is one of the bosses of Chapter 23 of Fire Emblem: Thracia 776. He is a Loptrian priest tasked with the defense of Munster castle by Raydrik.

Fire Emblem: Thracia 776

Role

Alphand is situated on the gate of Munster castle upon Raydrik's request. During the battle he mentions to an underling that he has misplaced his Poison Tome and requests assistance in searching for it. On turn 5 he is successful in locating it, thus allowing him to commence long-range attacks.

It is likely that he will be slain by Ced during the events of the chapter; though it is possible for Leif's forces to engage and capture or kill him if they are swift.

Stats

See also: The Fiend's Lair
Dark Bishop
Level 13
Action ★★
Authority ★★
Stats
Max HP 56 Speed 15
Strength 4 Luck 13
Magic 17 Defense 12
Skill 15 Constitution 12
Movement 6 FCM 0
Inventory Skills
 Jormungand
 Silence
 Hel
--
Weapon Levels
Swords -- Lances -- Axes -- Bows -- Staves A
Fire magic E Thunder magic E E Light magic -- Dark magic A

Personality

Alphand appears to have recurring issues with misplacing his spell books; the soldier assisting him in searching for his Poison Tome is exasperated when Alphand mentions he has lost it yet again. Alphand's underling is clearly annoyed by his bad bookkeeping but Alphand seems to either pay it no mind or is oblivious.[1] He is, notably, one of the only Loptrian priests to be openly thankful if he is captured and released by Leif's forces.[2]

Quotes

Battle quotes

You! How did you make it this far?!
— Alphand
Alphand: *Pant... pant...* Wh-What manner of heathen are you?!
Ced: I am Ced of the Magi. We've taken control of the city, save for one wing of the castle. Surrender now and I'll spare your life.
Alphand: Oh, how droll! But I won't fall for such an obvious bluff!

— Alphand if attacked by Ced

Death quotes

Ugh... Not yet... I won't... die... yet...
— Alphand when killed
You're... sparing me?! Well, I'm... quite grateful.
— Alphand when captured and released

Trivia

  • Despite being killed off in a scripted event if a unit ends their turn near the castle, it is actually possible to kill or capture Alphand, through the usage of siege tomes, fliers, or the Warp staff.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English
(unofficial)

Alphan

Used in the Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 fan translation.

Japanese

アルファン

Alphand; a French surname. Named after Hervé Alphand, an advisor to Charles de Gaulle during his exile in Britain.

Gallery

References

  1. "Soldier: You wished to see me, Lord Alphand?
    Alphand: Ah, yes... I seem to have misplaced my grimoire.
    Soldier: Oh gods, again?
    Alphand: Hm? Speak up, I can't hear you!
    Soldier: Uh, it was nothing... So which book have you lost this time?
    Alphand: My tome of Poison - you know the one, it's what allows me to strike our foes from great distances. Should be easy to find - it's very distinctive. Bound in leather, dyed black as midnight on a moonless night, every page written with snake venom... Ah, it's magnificent!
    Soldier: I'm looking, I'm looking, hold your horses... Ohhh, I hope it's easier to find than the last one...
    " — Alphand and a generic soldier, Fire Emblem: Thracia 776
  2. "You're... sparing me?! Well, I'm... quite grateful." — Alphand, Fire Emblem: Thracia 776
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