FE7 HHM 0% growth LTC : Chapter 30

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Published on November 13, 2016 5:02:31 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPwb354Uma8

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Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade (2002)

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Hector can reach the throne on turn 8 on his own, assuming nobody is blocking the path. However Kaim is hard to kill, and his offensive is no joke with 15 AS and 35 Atk . There are only a few units who can help Hector to reach the throne earlier, but in the end someone must kill Kaim :
- Pent/Ninian : They can't kill or help to kill Kaim.
- Hawkeye : He can rescue/drop Hector to save one turn, but the path will most likely be blocked at one point or another, and he must kill the boss with a double crit with the Brave Axe.
- Heath : The strongest mounted unit who can carry Hector (if you can call 14 Str “strong”). He previously got 1 Angelic Robe, 1 Speedwings and 1 Talisman for the sole purpose of completing this chapter.

Heath can somehow kill Kaim with borderline reliability, so the rest of the chapter should be close to 100% reliability. On first turn, Hector used the Light Rune to block the way, while Heath stopped on top of a Cliff. This last point is very important, because the enemies will think that he isn't reachable (with the exception of the ones already in range), so they will go for Hector, and the only way to do so is the north path, so the 2 Knights will not block the one space corridor.

Heath will face a lot of attacks while carrying Hector, but thanks to his statboosters he should live even if he didn't dodge any one of them. After using the Elixir, Heath must dodge one of Kaim's attack to survive, fortunately Kaim has 44% display hit (39% True) against his Axereaver.

Now the boss strategy. Heath must get a crit with one of his two attacks with the Axereaver (16% crit each), and then get another crit with the Killing Edge (36% crit), to deal exactly 64 damage and kill Kaim.

Overall CoS : ~10,0%

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