Shrine Maiden.
Hoshidan. A holy woman who uses rods to heal her allies.
| Stat | Growth Rate |
|---|---|
| Health | 0% |
| Strength | 5% |
| Magic | 10% |
| Skill | 10% |
| Speed | 15% |
| Luck | 15% |
| Defense | 0% |
| Resistance | 20% |
| Weapons |
|---|
| Rods/Staves |
| Skill | Effect |
|---|---|
| Miracle | If unit has more than 2 HP, there is a Luck % that the unit will survive a lethal hit with 1 HP |
| Rally Luck | Using the command “Rally” grants all allies within two tiles Luck+8 for one turn |
Promotes to: Omnyoji or Priestess
The female exclusive counterpart to the Monk, the Shrine Maiden has the same growth rates and skillset. Similar to the Monk, the Shrine Maiden cannot attack or defend herself and heals with rods or staves. Miracle is a fairly situational skill to have, and will likely trigger more often on the enemies who have Miracle than your own actual allies just to make you mad. Rally is good and if you plan out your character relationships properly, you can end up with a character with multiple “Rally” skills to turn into a “rallybot”, a strategic character built to use Rally to buff everyone else.
Promoting a Shrine Maiden leads to the Priestess class instead of Great Master. Omnyoji is common to both classes. The Shrine Maiden is a rather weak class statistically but healing is invaluable.
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