Morgan

Learn how to recruit and utilize Morgan in Fire Emblem: Awakening! Discover their unique class options, growth rates, and how they synergize with other units.

Alright, let's talk about Morgan, your future kid in Fire Emblem: Awakening! This kid is pretty neat because they can become pretty much any class, depending on who your Avatar marries. They're super upbeat and want to be a tactician just like their parent, but they don't remember much about the future. Honestly, they're one of the most useful units you can get, especially since they join later in the game and can help boost your weaker characters.

Recruiting Morgan:

Morgan's recruitment depends on who your Avatar marries. They'll be the opposite gender of your Avatar. If Morgan is male, he can S-rank with Owain and Yarne, or A-rank with Lucina, Kjelle, Cynthia, Severa, Noire, and Nah (as long as they aren't related). If Morgan is female, she can S-rank with Gerome, Owain, Inigo, Brady, Yarne, and Laurent, or A-rank with Noire and Nah (again, if not related).

Family Ties:

• Possible Mother: Your Avatar, or any female playable character.
• Possible Father: Your Avatar, or any male playable character.
• Possible Sibling: Lucina, Owain, Brady, Laurent, Nah, Noire, Kjelle, Cynthia, Severa, Yarne, Inigo.

Morgan's Growth Rates:

• HP: C
• Strength: C
• Magic: C
• Skill: C
• Speed: C
• Luck: B
• Defence: D
• Resistance: D

Keep in mind these growth rates will be a little influenced by Morgan's parents. Even with those D-rank defenses, Morgan is still super useful. Pairing them up with weaker units is a great way to help them level up and catch up to the rest of your team.

Class Flexibility:

The coolest thing about Morgan is their class options. Because they're always related to your Avatar, they can access any class that isn't gender-exclusive. This means they can potentially be a Villager, Manakete, or Taguel, depending on who your Avatar pairs up with. However, Morgan can't become a Dancer, as having two Dancers on the field would mess with movement. This class flexibility is a huge advantage, especially if you want to cover all your bases or have a unit that can adapt to any situation.

Overall Opinion:

Morgan is a fantastic unit to have, especially late-game. Their ability to adapt to different classes and help boost other characters makes them incredibly valuable. While they might be a little bland in terms of personality and design, their utility in battle is undeniable. If you pair your Avatar with someone of the opposite gender as Morgan, you can unlock even more class options for them, which is a massive strategic advantage.