Discover The Unique Characters Of Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes

Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes transports players into a vibrant world filled with memorable characters, each with their distinct backgrounds and abilities. As you journey through this game, you will encounter three significant characters: Frida, Galdorf, and Falward. Understanding their unique traits and recruitment conditions will enrich your gaming experience and enhance your strategy in the game.

Frida, the town's armorer, resides in Werne Village and plays a crucial role in providing equipment to players. Galdorf, a melee fighter found in the Abandoned Mines, offers unique combat skills, especially for those who enjoy close-range battles. Lastly, Falward, the healer, is located in the church of Altverden Village and is essential for maintaining your party's health during challenging encounters.

To fully appreciate how to recruit and utilize these characters, it's vital to explore their backgrounds and the conditions required for them to join your team. This guide not only highlights their strengths but also provides insights into their stories and how they can impact your adventure in Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes.

Each character in Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is unique and has their own set of recruit conditions you must meet for them to join Nowa's cause. Frida, Galdorf, and Falward will all be available for you to recruit once you complete The Proving Grounds dungeon and reach the Euchrisse region.

Frida

Frida is found in Werne Village; she’ll have a tent set up in the southwest portion of town. Speak with her and she will join your Alliance town. Frida will now be the town’s armorer, and you can now build the Armor Shop for the town trading house so that you can now reliably buy armor within your town.

Galdorf

Galdorf is a short-ranged melee character that will be a frontline party member. He does “smash” damage and his rune-lens ability is Power Smash, which will attempt to deal massive “smash” damage with a 50% chance of missing at the cost of 3 SP. Galdorf’s defensive ability is Charge Up, which allows him to defend while building up power to raise his attack for his next turn, and it can stack 2 times.

Galdorf is found in the Abandoned Mines entrance; speak with him, and he’ll reveal that he’s a dwarven warrior. He will be in the mines looking for the Paleknight Mail that he was told would be located in the mines. If you explore The Proving Grounds dungeon thoroughly, you will find this armor on one of the lower floors of the dungeon. If not, you can still find the Paleknight Mail within the Abandoned Mines near the center. You can give the armor to Galdorf, and he will express his joy at now having the armor. Once Galdorf has the Paleknight Mail he will join your party.

Falward

Falward is a backline magic user that w