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Lot
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| “ | I'm confident that we'll win in the end... But I just don't know that I'll make it home. | ” | — Lot to Echidna in a support conversation. |
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Lot (Japanese: ロット Lot) is a playable character in Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade. He first appears in Chapter 2. He is a man from the Western Isles, and part of Dieck's mercenary group. He has a younger sister, Mieu, whom he had to leave in Ward's sister's care while he traveled to the continent for a job.
Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
Role
Lot is a member of a group of mercenaries led by Dieck, which also includes Shanna and Ward. Previous to the game's events, he left his home in search of work. Ward's sister, Mary, offered to take care of his ailing mother and his sister. However, Lot's mother did not survive her illness.
Lord Eliwood, the marquess of Pherae, hires Dieck's mercenary group to help Roy on his perilous journey. In Chapter 2, Lot and the rest of the band appear and join in the battle. After the battle, Lot stays with Roy for the rest of his quest.
When the Lycian Army is fighting bandits in the Western Isles, they come across a small village. If Ward and Lot visit certain houses, their sisters will come and talk to them, giving them Speedwings and a Swordreaver to help them in battle.
After Bern is defeated and the war is over, he returns to the Western Isles and marries Mary. He leads a happy life, but rarely talks about his role in the war.
Starting stats and growth rates
Promotion stat gains
| Class | HP | Str | Skill | Spd | Lck | Def | Res | Con | Mov | Weapon level |
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| Warrior | +8 | +3 | +3 | +2 | +0 | +3 | +0 | +2 | +1 |
Analysis
| This character analysis section may not be accurate to every player's experience. |
Lot joins with solid base stats (apart from Luck) but mediocre offensive growth rates. Being locked to axes means that he will have decent hit rates against lance users and will hit hard, but will overall have issues reliably hitting his opponents. His speed is average, meaning he will double fairly reliably on Normal Mode but will struggle to double any enemy with decent speed on Hard Mode. Compared to Ward, Lot is better early on and has more durability, but Ward has better long-term offense.
Lot's promotion into a Warrior is one of a hard difficulty to recommend simply due to the number of early game units vesting for the coveted Hero's Crest. Dieck and Rutger have great base stats, while Fir and Gonzalez are also strong units in their own right. The Warrior's promotion gains are incredible, particularly the 8 HP that the promotion gives, and with Lot's growth it's likely that he will cap his HP with this bonus. It also assists with his middling Speed growth and grants a sizable +3 Defense, improving his role as a tank. Bows also are a rather odd choice, as he already has no problem dealing with Pegasi and Wyverns with his triangle advantage, but the relatively high accuracy Bows have in comparison to most Axes in The Binding Blade makes him a prime user of them against higher evasion enemies or attacking enemies in forests.
If a player is seeking to try something new, or simply appreciates Lot for being a somewhat oddball Fighter in Game Boy Advance Fire Emblem, then they will find themselves enjoying him to his fullest. However, his mediocre offense and the high competition for his promotion item means that for most players his usefulness will be limited to the early game.
Personality
Between himself and Ward, Lot seems himself as the calm, grounded one. He tends to act as an older brother to both Ward and Shanna, since he considers both[3] of them[4] to be too excitable and even childish. In fact, several characters comment that Lot worries too much for a man of his age.[5] He likes to think he is being realistic; however, that is not completely true. When his mother died, he told nobody, so they could not tell him to go back to his sister.[6] Besides, due to his lack of experience as a mercenary, Lot tends to trust too easily in employers according to Dieck.[7]
Lot also shows a quite impressive knowledge for someone of his social status; he is able to understand the logic behind the weapon triangle and can play the Fire Emblem equivalent of chess.[8]
Supports
- Main article:
Lot/Supports
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Endings
Lot, Quiet Axeman
Short: Returned home to live happily.
Long: After returning home, Lot married his childhood friend and led a fulfilling if humble life. Although he played a major role in the war, he rarely talked about it openly.
Quotes
Battle quotes
| “ | We must be wary... | ” | — In the Final Chapter. |
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Death quote
| “ | No more... | ” | — Lot |
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Other appearances
Fire Emblem Characters: The Binding Blade & The Blazing Blade
Lot's artwork from The Binding Blade is featured in a file in the Fire Emblem Characters book, alongside details regarding himself and his role in the game's story. He is the 11th character listed in this book. Lot scored 58th place in the online The Binding Blade popularity poll whose results were included in the book.
| Fire Emblem Character File 011: Lot | |||||
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| Gender: Male | Estimated Age: 20s | Title: Quiet Axeman | Origin: Western Isles | ||
| Status: Dieck's Mercenaries Member | Weapon: Axe, Bow | ||||
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Ward's partner who is flawed by being prone to worrying. A member of Dieck's mercenaries. He is from the same town as Wade, and is his childhood friend. However, his personality is the exact opposite, as Lot is cool and collected. While he protects Ward's back as Ward fights out front, he is always fearful of that kind of attack he is made to do. After the war, he returns with Ward to their hometown, and lives a quiet, peaceful life with his younger sister Mieu. The cautious and composed Lot. It is unclear whether or not this was natural or the result of leaving his very young sister and sick mother behind in his hometown. However, he is not alone, as he has Ward and Shanna to concern himself with, and is like an older brother to them. In a support conversation with Ward, it is implied that his relationship with Ward's sister Mary is more than "just friends." Regardless, Lot has plenty of reasons why he must return home alive. | |||||
| Profile translation by Kantopia | |||||
Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance

Lot's official artwork from The Binding Blade can be viewed in Path of Radiance's extras menu if a copy of The Binding Blade is connected to a Japanese copy of Path of Radiance. This illustration, along with all other The Binding Blade-related artwork, is inaccessible in the international versions of the game, owing to the fact that The Binding Blade was not released in those regions.
Fire Emblem Cipher
Lot is featured on one card in Fire Emblem Cipher.
| Fire Emblem Cipher data for Lot | |||||
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| Careful Fighter, Lot | |||||
| "Ward, can't you calm down a bit?" | |||||
| Attack: 30 | Support: 10 | Range: 1 | Deploy Cost: 1 | ||
| Class: Fighter | Tier: Base | Class Change Cost: -- | |||
| Fighter's Expertise: [Always] During your turn, this unit gains +20 attack. | |||||
| Card #B05-021N, B05-021ST • Artist: Karuta Shiki | |||||
| Some card information translation provided by Serenes Forest. For more detailed strategic information on these cards, see their TCG wiki article on Lot . | |||||
Flavor text
| Game | Text (English) |
Text (Japanese) |
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| The Binding Blade | A young man fighting alongside
Dieck. Calculating and cautious.* |
ディークと共に戦う戦士
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Choose Your Legends placement history
| Round | Placement | Character | Votes |
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| CYL 1 (2017) |
88 | Lot The Binding Blade |
3,218 |
| CYL 2 (2018) |
276 | Lot The Binding Blade |
802 (−2,416) |
| CYL 3 (2019) |
354 | Lot The Binding Blade |
532 (−270) |
| CYL 4 (2020) |
469 | Lot The Binding Blade |
221 (−311) |
| CYL 5 (2021) |
541 | Lot The Binding Blade |
111 (−110) |
| CYL 6 (2022) |
645 | Lot The Binding Blade |
65 (−46) |
| CYL 7 (2023) |
649 | Lot The Binding Blade |
48 (−17) |
| CYL 8 (2024) |
621 (−28) |
Lot The Binding Blade |
60 |
| CYL 9 (2025) |
660 (+39) |
Lot The Binding Blade |
42 (−18) |
| CYL 10 (2026) |
593 (−67) |
Lot The Binding Blade |
39 (−3) |
| Total results | This character has 10 entries across all Choose Your Legends polls. | 5,138 |
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Etymology and other languages
| Names, etymology, and in other regions | ||
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| Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
| English |
Lot |
Used in official websites. |
| English (unofficial) |
Lott |
Unofficial romanization. Used in older versions of The Binding Blade fan translations;[which?] more recent versions[which?] use the official NoJ name. |
| Japanese |
ロット |
Romanized as Lot in the The Binding Blade website. Lot is a Hebrew name meaning "veil".[9] In the Bible, he was the nephew of Abraham. He and his wife fled the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, though his wife turned back and was turned into salt.[10] Another possible namesake is King Lot, the king of Lothian and half-brother of King Arthur. |
| Spanish |
Lot |
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| French |
Lot |
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| German |
Lot |
-- |
| Italian |
Lot |
-- |
| Portuguese |
Lot |
-- |
| Traditional Chinese |
羅德 |
Lot |
Gallery
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Official artwork
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Artwork of Lot from The Binding Blade.
Cipher artwork
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Artwork of Lot.
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Artwork of Lance and Lot.
References
| This article is part of Project Characters, a project focused on writing articles for every character present in the Fire Emblem series. |
