Daisy

Daisy
; Artwork of Daisy from Fire Emblem: Treasure.
Gender	Female
Race	Human
Family	Asaello (elder brother)
Nationality	Connacht
Starting class	Thief
Appearance(s)	Genealogy of the Holy War

“	Eeeeeeee! I'm getting my very own private lesson with Prince Shannan himself!	”	— Daisy

Daisy (Japanese: デイジー Daisy) is the substitute character for Patty and a playable character in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War. If Brigid died or was not married during the first generation, she takes Patty's place in Seliph's liberation army.

Biography

Daisy traveled to the Aed Shrine alone, infiltrated the shrine's treasury, and stole Balmung and other treasures. As she fled the next morning, she was stopped by Shannan himself, who wanted Balmung. She refused, thinking he was just trying to freeload off her hard work, but the two were interrupted by the approach of Loptrians who had noticed their presence. Once Shannan revealed his true identity and that of the sword she carried, she gladly handed Balmung over to him.

When Seliph and his army arrived at the Aed Shrine, both Shannan and Daisy joined his forces. When introducing herself to him, Seliph was initially displeased with the idea of resorting to theft, but was convinced when Daisy taught him how the Empire's soldiers were often thieves themselves in the first place, and as thanks for allowing her to join, she gave Seliph a Brave Sword she had stolen. Later, back in the Munster District, she found Asaello among the ranks of the Friege occupation army, after he had reluctantly consented to serve Bloom. She was extremely displeased to learn of his mission, and convinced him to join Seliph's liberation army alongside her.

Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War

Role

Daisy is a playable character during the second generation. As Patty's substitute character, Daisy only appears if Brigid wasn't married or was dead at the end of Chapter 5. In Chapter 7, Daisy, along with Shannan, appear near Aed castle as player units on turn 1.

Starting stats and growth rates

Thief

Level	1
Holy Blood	--
Movement	7

Recruitment: Chapter 7, automatically from the start

Stats Growth Rates

Max HP	24	Speed	13
Strength	3	Luck	6
Magic	1	Defense	2
Skill	4	Resistance	3

Max HP	50%	Speed	50%
Strength	10%	Luck	30%
Magic	10%	Defense	20%
Skill	30%	Resistance	10%

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Inventory

Skills

Sleep Sword
5,000 Gold

Steal

Miracle

Weapon Levels
	C		--		--		--		--
	--		--		--		--		--

Promotion stat gains

Class	HP	Str	Mag	Skill	Spd	Lck	Def	Res	Mov	Skills	Weapon level
Thief Fighter	+0	+4	+3	+4	+5	+0	+4	+3	+1	Follow-Up	A

Love growths and events

Daisy
Thief

Seliph

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Scáthach/Dalvin

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Oifey

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Diarmuid/Tristan

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Lester/Deimne

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Arthur/Amid

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Iuchar

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Iucharba

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Shannan

Initial: 100
Per turn: 2

Leif

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Ares

Initial: 0
Per turn: 2

Asaello

Initial: --
Per turn: --

Ced/Hawk

Initial: 0
Per turn: 3

Coirpre/Charlot

Initial: 200
Per turn: 3

See love for more details on the love system.

In Chapter 7, Shannan can talk to Daisy at any time, giving Shannan Balmung and 100 love points between the pair.
In Chapter 7, Daisy can talk to Seliph after the Aed Shrine has been seized, giving him a Brave Sword and 100 love points between the pair.
In Chapter 7, if Daisy waits next to Shannan after Bloom is defeated, a conversation will occur which grants Daisy +3 skill and +3 speed.
In Chapter 8, Daisy can talk to Asaello as an enemy, recruiting him.
In Chapter 9, Asaello can talk to Daisy at any time, giving her +1 luck.
In Chapter 9, Daisy can talk to Coirpre/Charlot after the latter has been recruited, giving him +3 maximum HP and 100 love points between the pair.
In Chapter 10, Lester/Deimne can talk to Daisy at any time, giving her +3 maximum HP and 100 love points between the pair.
In the Endgame, if the two are lovers, Daisy can talk to Seliph, Shannan or Lester, granting him +3 maximum HP and +3 speed.
In the Endgame, if the two are lovers, Daisy can talk to Deimne, granting him +5 maximum HP.

Analysis

This character analysis section may not be accurate to every player's experience.

Daisy's usefulness entirely depends on the type of run the player is going for. If the player mostly has regular units and Daisy is one of the only substitutes, then her contributions are limited. With regular units, the second generation has much less demand for a Thief, because most units can inherit every resource they need, or inherit the means to buy the resources they need (such as expensive items meant to be sold). However, certain units will not be able to inherit items they want, and there are also times when an item (usually the Paragon Ring) needs to be traded but the unit who wants it cannot afford it. Generally, thief utility is not as useful as it was in the first generation.

However, if the player has many substitutes, then Daisy is a more important unit. Money is a constant issue for substitutes, because substitute units cannot inherit anything, and they typically join without good items or high amounts of money. Daisy can steal gold from enemies by dealing damage to them and give her gold to any unit, which can entirely solve the money issues of several substitutes. However, the majority of the best units in a substitutes run will be holy blood characters like Seliph and Ares, who do not have as many issues with money.

Daisy's combat is terrible, because all her base stats except for Speed are very low, and she lacks the Follow-Up skill to capitalize on her Speed. Her growth rates are also mostly terrible, so she will not improve much as she levels up, at least on average. Her C rank in swords exacerbates her issues, as it locks her out of the best swords, such as the Brave Sword and the Silver Sword. Between her lack of access to good weapons and her terrible stats, Daisy is a genuine challenge to train. However, her promotion to Thief Fighter gives her significant stat boosts in all areas, raises her sword rank to A, and gives her the Follow-Up skill, improving her combat significantly. She will still not be an especially great fighter, but she will at least be able to hold her own and have a much easier time clearing the arena without extensive use of her Sleep Sword.

Personality

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Endings

Genealogy of the Holy War

If Leif or Altena is alive

And so, Leif/Altena worked together with

[...] Daisy, the repentant thief, [...]

to build a new nation for Thracia's people.

If Leif and Altena are both dead

The Thracian peninsula has lost both of its heirs, Lord Leif and Lady Altena, and with them died any hope of unification. Instead, the people turned to Seliph for their salvation, wishing to join with the Kingdom of Grannvale. Seliph, as the nephew of Queen Ethlyn and as the peninsula's liberating hero, had earned the trust of its people.

[...] Daisy, the repentant thief, [...]

Seliph granted the Thracians their wish, and so the Thracian peninsula became Grannvale's Royal Province of Thracia, and was blessed with an era of peace.

Quotes

Death quotes

“	I... I can’t take this anymore!	”	— Daisy, in Genealogy of the Holy War.

Other appearances

Fire Emblem Cipher

Daisy is featured on two cards in Fire Emblem Cipher.

Fire Emblem Cipher data for Daisy
	Sweet Master Thief, Daisy
		"What, do you think I like doing this? That I'm stealing for the fun of it?! Think about it, Asaello. The army's in sore need of gold to keep itself going. How else are we supposed to get it? Hmm?"
		Attack: 50	Support: 10	Range: 1	Deploy Cost: 3
		Class: Thief Fighter		Tier: Advanced	Class Change Cost: 2
		"Ta-daaa! Today I've raked in...": [Activate] [] [] Reveal the top 3 cards of your opponent's Deck. You draw 1 card per revealed card that has a Deployment Cost of 3 or higher. Send all revealed cards to the Retreat Area.
	Card #B19-086HN • Artist: sachie
	Innocent Trespasser, Daisy
		"Where do you get off, trying to snatch somebody else's hard-earned treasure? If you want it, come and get it, nincompoop!"
		Attack: 30	Support: 10	Range: 1	Deploy Cost: 1
		Class: Thief		Tier: Base	Class Change Cost: --
		"Now, where's the treasure...": [Activate] [] Reveal the top 2 cards of your opponent's Deck. If both of the revealed cards have a Deployment Cost of 3 or higher, you draw 1 card. Send all revealed cards to the Retreat Area. Thief Emblem: [Support] Reveal the topmost card of your opponent's Deck. You may send that card to the Retreat Area.
	Card #B19-087N • Artist: sachie
Some card information translation provided by Serenes Forest. For more detailed strategic information on these cards, see their TCG wiki article on Daisy .

Choose Your Legends placement history

Round	Placement	Character	Votes

CYL 1
(2017)

635