TheFaceless (Japanese:ノスフェラトゥNosferatu) is amonsterclass exclusive toFire Emblem Fates. One of three types of monster in the game, the Faceless are adept at combat with theirfists. Primarily, Faceless originate fromNohr, as they are created and commanded by NohrianDark Mages, and are used primarily for combat purposes. According toRyoma andHinoka, the Faceless were originally created to bypass a barrier, which removes the will to fight, erected byMikoto. They have no minds of their own, meaning they can cross the barrier without problems.^[1]

Faceless on their own have no base skills, but many tend to have skills from other classes such asPoison Strike.

Stats

Base stats

Game	HP	Strength	Magic	Skill	Speed	Luck	Defense	Resistance	Movement	Constitution	Weapon level
Fates	18	5	2	5	6	0	6	5	5	--	E

Maximum stats

Game	HP	Strength	Magic	Skill	Speed	Luck	Defense	Resistance	Movement	Constitution	Weapon level
Fates	70	30	27	29	31	25	36	32	7	--	A

Miscellaneous data

Game	Tier	Movement type	Weakness	Experience	CRP	Gold	Vision	Weight mod.	Capacity	Size	Unit type
Fates	Special	Infantry C	Monsters	--	--	--	--	--	--	--	--

Class growth rates

Class skills

None

Class change

Special class
Faceless

Notable enemy Faceless

Other appearances

Fire Emblem Cipher

A generic Faceless is featured on one card inFire Emblem Cipher.

Fire Emblem Cipher data for Faceless
	Monster Without a Heart, Faceless
		"RWAAAAAAGH!"
		Attack: 40	Support: 0	Range: 1	Deploy Cost: 2
		Class: Nohrian Soldier		Tier:Base	Class Change Cost: --
		Man-Made Monster:[Special] You may deploy this card even if you already have an allied "Faceless", and you may have 2 or more allied "Faceless" at once. [Special] You may have 5 or more cards with the same card name as this card in your deck. Roar in Unison:[Always] For each other allied "Faceless", this unit gains +10 attack.
	Card #B15-073N • Artist:Cherokee
Some card information translation provided by Serenes Forest. For more detailed strategic information on these cards, seetheir TCG wiki article on Faceless .

Flavor text

Trivia

• Contrary to the monster's name in several non-Japanese languages, Faceless do possess faces under their masks. Their faces can be seen if the mask is knocked off in battle.
• InConquest, a Faceless can act as the player's advisor forMy Castle. Additionally, the Faceless mask is available as an accessory inMy Castle.
• Faceless were originally planned to feature inFire Emblem Warriors as amonster enemy in the game. However, they were not implemented due to the developers being unable to render them well in 3D and waiting until late in development to start working on them. The developers specifically recall a comparison made between their models and plushies.^[2]

Etymology and other languages

Gallery

Portraits

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  High-quality portrait artwork of a Faceless fromFates.
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  The generic Faceless portrait inFates.
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  The genericVallite Faceless portrait inFates.

Concept artwork

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  Concept artwork of a Faceless fromFates.

Screenshots

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  A Faceless in battle inFates.
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  A Faceless after its mask is knocked off inFates.

Heroes artwork

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  Faceless in artwork ofMozu: Tragic Start.

Cipher artwork

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  A Faceless in artwork ofHinoka.
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  Three Faceless in artwork ofReina.
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  Two Faceless in artwork ofRhajat.

References

See also

• Entombed
• Cyclops

This article is part ofProject Classes, a project focused in writing articles for every class present in theFire Emblem series.