Fire Emblem Engage Emblems Guide: All Emblems & Best Pairings

What are Emblems in Fire Emblem Engage?

They are the spirits of heroes from previous Fire Emblem games, and they can be equipped as companions in the form of a ring by all of the main characters in Fire Emblem Engage. Each of them gives each regular unit a power increase, as well as adding more moves and weapon combinations to their set of skills.

During combat, players can fuse these emblems to unlock Engage skills, which grant units powerful moves and special abilities such as increased stats and more. Emblems mostly unleash a powerful attack to overwhelm and crush enemies in an instant, and it is required to fill the engage meter during combat.

All Fire Emblem Engage Emblems

There are a total of 12 Emblems found in the game (excluding the DLC) and as stated, they can be unlocked through quests throughout the game. Each of them has powerful abilities and is best suited to a specific type of class.

Below are all the emblems found in the game and what classes are best suited for:

• Byleth
• Celica
• Corrin
• Eirika
• Ike
• Leif
• Lucina
• Lyn
• Marth
• Micaiah
• Roy
• Sigurd

Byleth

• Debuted: Fire Emblem Three Houses
• The professor of the monastery has returned as his skills are here to let characters take an extra turn in doing actions they need to survive during combat. His ability known as Goddess Dance can give nearby allies the skill to move again.
• Best Suited: This emblem is suited for Qi-adept users like Jean or support fliers or has the ability to heal allies.

Celica

• Debuted: Fire Emblem Gaiden
• Known for her magical skills in healing and warping characters, this emblem is suited to increase the magical stats of any unit on the field. Using her Warp Ragnarok ability, she can target any enemy from a distance
• Best Suited: Magic-based characters like Celine and Clane are best suited to use her as they mostly attack their enemies using a wide range of magical skills in battle

Corrin

• Debuted: Fire Emblem Fates
• With the power of the Dragons, Corrin can give any character the bonuses in their attacks. Her Torrential Roar can make even enemies even weaker than before.
• Best Suited: Like Byleth, this emblem is hard to use and it is best suited for Cover units like Yunaka as her Dreadful Aura makes a perfect shield for her allies.

Eirika

• Debuted: Fire Emblem The Sacred Stones
• Among the emblems in the game, Eirika has the most unique talent as she can swap between 2 heroes. Her skills allow any character who is equipped with her to absorb damage while piercing defensive units. Her Twin Strike is the best use of taking down armored enemies.
• Best Suited: Louis and Jade are best suited for this emblem as they can take down powerful enemies and heal themselves at the same time.

Ike

• Debuted: Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
• Ike in his debut in Path of Radiance was considered a powerhouse and in Engage, he still is. His move, Great Aether, can soak out any damage that was given to him and return back tenfold to any enemies nearby. He can a huge boost of defensive stats to units that are slow to move.
• Best Suited: Characters who have a ton of HP like Timerra, Alear, Louis, or Jade can use him as they are likely to be targeted more on the front lines.

Leif

• Debuted: Fire Emblem: Thracia 776
• As a weapon master, Leif can give characters who wish to increase the proficiency of their weapons a total boost. Using Leif can help characters who wish to promote their classes, especially Lords or Heroes. His Engage ability is known as Quadruple Hit and ensures a powerful strike that beats down enemies in a very harsh way.
• Best Suited: Lapis, Diamant, and Alfred are best suited for this emblem as they can inherit skills like  Divine Pulse to improve their hit accuracy.

Lucina

• Debuted: Fire Emblem Awakening
• Fans of the Awakening series will be delighted including me to see her return to Engage as she provides a series of unique skills that can demolish even the heavily guarded enemies and will be helpful in assisting those who be on the front lines. Her Engage Attack, All For One, can command all allies to target one enemy on the battlefield and deal with a series of chain attacks.
• Best Suited: Characters who focus on being on the frontlines like Boucheron and Diamant are made for this emblem but if I am being honest, this emblem would be suited better for archers who have an extensive range of choosing their targets like Alcryst, Etie, or Fogado.

Lyn

• Debuted: Fire Emblem: Blazing Blade
• As one of the deadliest emblems to use in the game, Lyn can cover both long and close-range attacks as her skill Astra Storm can snipe any enemies on the field that are hard to reach. Her other skill, Call Doubles can distract enemies and easily evade incoming attacks as well
• Best Suited: Fliers like Chloe can use Lyn as their emblem as they can easily evade and perform hit & run tactics against incoming enemies.

Marth

• Debuted: Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and The Blade of Light
• This Emblem provides a great offensive boost to any unit. Using the Lodestar Rush Attack, it can take down even the toughest foes
• Best Suited: Characters that have proficiency with Swords such as Alear, Diamant, or any Covert units that will help in boosting evasion.

Micaiah

• Debuted: Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn
• This magic-oriented hero is a support-type emblem. Any character equipped with her can use basic skills to heal players from a distance. Her Engage skill, Great Sacrifice, fully heals all allies but in return makes him/ her a target to attract nearby enemies.
• Best Suited: She is best paired with adept Qi characters like Framme or Jean as she can boost their range of healing from a distance.

Roy

• Debuted: Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade
• Like Marth, Roy is a blazing warrior who excels in AOE-type attacks. His skills Hold Out & Rise Above helps increase the survivability of heavily armored units in the field. When players use him, lethal attacks and abilities that can instantly K.O. units can resist these attacks easily.
• Best Suited: Vander, Louis, and other armored units are best suited for this emblem. Using these characters, players can learn instantly in some +Defense.

Sigurd

• Debuted: Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War
• With his heroic lance skills and high mobility, any character equipped with this emblem will have their spear or lancer techniques improve better. Not only that, characters will have a great boost in mobility allowing them to travel farther than before. With the power of Override, he pierces enemies and dashes through them.
• Best suited: Technically, this emblem is best suited for units that are strong in using a lance. Alfred, Louis, or any unit who is using lance skills or riding a horse is best suited to use this emblem ring