Pairing these two means no good Emblem pair for Alfred.Sigurd's Lance skills have no detriment to Louis.High build means no drawbacks from Sigurd's heavy weapons.Armored tank engine with large movement.Ideally, Chloe is best used with Marth to give her the ability to gain SP quickly to inherit Sigurd's Canter before Chapter 10 and leave Sigurd to a unit that may benefit more from his usage like Alfred or Louis. However, Chloe is the only flying unit available until you receive a Master Seal from either Chapter Seven or Anna's Paralogue or until you recruit Ivy in Chapter 11. The drawback here is that you don't get the Sword Agility bonuses that sword-wielding units would enjoy otherwise. Additionally, her access to the Rapier weapon allows her to face armored units she would have otherwise struggled against. Adding Marth just makes this the icing on the cake, making her a great early-game Avoidance tank to make up for her lackluster defensive stats. Still needs Canter from Sigurd, even with MarthĬhloe's starting class, the Pegasus Knight, benefits from an inherent high Avoid rate and beefy Speed growths.Misses out on Sword Agility bonuses when not Engaged.Rapier weapon allows her to deal with Armored units.This can be mitigated with the Navarre S-Rank Bond Ring, but at least gaining Marth's Avoidance skills through Inheritance is an absolute must in order to ensure Alear's early-game survival. As Alear is the only mandatory and un-swappable unit in Story Mode (and the only early-game sword unit), this can prove to be a crucial break in your team's foundation and present a number of challenges that may prove to be a game-breaker for some players. Without Marth, Alear also struggles in the early game at higher difficulties due to poor synergy with other early-game Emblems and poor performance without one entirely. Furthermore, Alear Speed synergizes further with Marth's boons and can create a powerful Avoidance tank to make up for their lackluster beginning defensive stats.
Since Alear and Veyle are the only available Dragon units, there are only two units that can benefit from all Marth's skills have to offer.
Since sword units already get access to armorslayers after the fifth chapter, giving Marth to a Lance unit gives them a method to deal with axe and armored units they struggled with before. Rapiers, while not inherently a spectacular weapon compared to other Engage weapons in the roster, are a way for physical units that otherwise don't have the means to deal with armored enemies. Additionally, giving Marth to a squishier physical unit in early gameplay during a Maddening Run will allow them access to the Rapier weapon. Lodestar Rush uses Magic stat instead of Strength to calculate damageĪ final, successful attack with Divine Speed leaves one Poison stack on the foeĪlthough Dragon units are meant to enjoy the most benefits from a pairing with Marth, any unit that may enjoy the large Avoidance and Speed bonuses will benefit from a pairing with Marth. Gain one additional attack when using Lodestar Rush Gain two additional attacks when using Lodestar Rush and gain HP back equal to the damage dealt with Divine Speed
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