Boey, when fighting Miriel, as an enemy in Lost Bloodlines 2 in Awakening. I see your world has plenty of female soldiers as well. Boey, as an enemy in Lost Bloodlines 2 in Awakening. Boey's SpotPass recruitment quote in Awakening. Boey, in a SpotPass battle in Awakening. Boey's SpotPass parley quote in Awakening. He spent his life there aiding the poor in humble-yet rewarding-service. Wracked with regret, he poured himself into his work, ultimately succeeding Nomah as high priest of the priory. Only after losing Mae did Boey realize the nature and intensity of his feelings for her. Joy takes curious forms at times, but Boey was a happy man indeed. Children came soon and in plentiful number, giving the pair a host of new excuses to argue. However, time cannot be turned back.Īfter returning to the priory on Novis, Boey weathered a trying courtship with Mae until the two were wed. Now that Mae's gone before him, he realizes his own heart for the first time. Perhaps, for the two of them, that is true happiness? Base conversations Main article: Boey/Conversations Ending GaidenĪs always, he does nothing but bicker with Mae. See Support § Shadows of Valentia for more details on supports. This eventually blossoms into a romance once the two reach their A Support level, and culminates in their marriage in the game's epilogue. His relationship with Mae is a competitive one, with the two bickering throughout the game, often about each other's perceived inadequacies. However, Boey has a notable fear of Terrors, and Necrodragons in particular. In his support conversations with Mae, Boey explains that he was always prepared for the day he would need to use his magic to protect Celica, having acknowledged and come to terms with the fact that it would likely mean taking enemy lives with it. This may stem from his poor upbringing making him more aware of their contrast. Unlike Mae, who sees and speaks to Celica more like a friend, Boey always acknowledges their difference in background, opting to call Celica "milady" instead of addressing her by name. His humility is a standout trait of his, as is his sense of duty. Due to his family's struggles to take care of him and his siblings during trying times, Boey was sent to the priory prior to the start of Shadows of Valentia. Remove this when this has been fixed.īoey grew up in a small fishing village as the son of a poor fisherman. Please submit references to help improve this page and talk on this page's talk page about what references are needed. It has been requested that references(s) be placed in this page or section. Only one variation of Boey is currently available in Heroes, based on his Echoes: Shadows of Valentia incarnation. In conclusion, Boey often is in Mae's shadow as the mage on Celica's army, but he does become more reliable through promoting.īoey is one of the characters added to the game in the Rite of Shadows update, and became available for summoning by players on May 15, 2017. By using the sacred springs found throughout Valentia, Boey is able to become a reliable unit, but then other units won't benefit from the stat boosts. As a character, Boey is a relatively weak character to start with, but once he reaches level 12, he becomes a suitable attacker. This gives him the ability to heal his allies, but because Boey only has 4 movement, he often ends up too far behind his allies to heal them. The last spell Boey learns is Recover, upon becoming a Sage. At level 18, Boey learns Excalibur, which can be used as a suitable replacement for Fire. Boey gets access to Sagittae at level 12, allowing him to easily take care of the terrors in act 4 and giving him an excellent move to have once he gets promoted.
However, he does learn Thunder at level 3, an attack that allows him to defeat opponents from a distance. Unlike Mae, who immediately has Thunder, Boey starts out with Fire as his only spell, and it is not a powerful attack. Boey's set of spells is similar to Mae's, but does have a few differences. Boey stalls the team in desert and swamp levels and he generally is in the back of the army. One of the main issues with Boey is his mere 4 movement and 4 base speed with a poor growth. His skill growth is high, and his 50% attack growth is good.
His 55% HP growth and surprising 35% defense growth give him the ability to take several hits from opponents considering his class's frailty. He has the same starting class as her, but is better off attacking from a distance than being up front. In contrast to Mae, Boey is a much more defensive mage. This character analysis section may not be accurate to every player's experience. Recruitment: Act 2, talk to with Celica at Novis Priory (required to progress) 3 Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentiaīoey is one of the first characters to join Celica's group, he resides in Nomah's Mila Shrine with Celica and Mae.
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