Seadall is a professional dancer and fortune teller from the Queendom of Solm in Fire Emblem Engage. You are first acquainted with him in Chapter 15: Dancer in the Ruins; however, it is not until Chapter 16: Seashore Travels that you can recruit him to your team.
Seadall is the exclusive male dancer in the entire Fire Emblem franchise, making him a unique addition to your roster. You can read more about Seadall, how to recruit him, and his best class and emblems in Fire Emblem Engage in the following guide.
How to recruit Seadall in Fire Emblem Engage
Unlike most Fire Emblem Engage characters, Seadall is one the few exceptions that aren’t automatically recruited to your team by simply progressing the story. You must take a few extra steps to add him to your roster.
You will first meet Seadall in Chapter 15: Dancer of the Ruins; however, you will not be able to recruit him until further along the story. Then, you must first complete Chapter 16: Seashore Travels. After the final fight sequence you’ll have the opportunity to talk with him.
Use Alear’s Talk ability and speak with him to add him to your roster.
Best class to pick for Seadall
The best class for Seadall is the same as the one he starts with, the Dancer class, since it matches his Qi Adept Battle Style. Seadall also has an S-tier proficiency in the Mystical Arts weapon type that the class provides.
The Dancing class also allows him to learn Special Dance class skills. Special Dance can be used on any of your allies to provide them a +3 boost in Dexterity, Speed, and Luck, should the user use Dance.
This skill further improves Seadall’s role as a support unit and adds to his healing capabilities as a Dancer.
Best skills for Seadall
Coming with a Dancer Class, it should be no surprise that Seadall’s Personal Skill is Curios Dance. Seadall’s Personal Skill Curious Dance helps heal his teammates within a distance of 2 tiles from him.
This skill is very useful since it triggers at the start of each turn and allows him to support his allies.
Best gifts for Seadall
Every character has certain preferences, based on their personality, on which gifts they want. You can start a bond conversation with Seadall in Fire Emblem and then choose to gift him the item you want.
Besides Horse Manure, every item you gift a character can help improve your relationship with them. However, gifting an item that a character prefers can significantly improve the amount of bond that you improve with.
The following items are the best gifts for Seadall:
- Dried Meat
- Fairy-Tale Book
- Poetry Book
- Elyos History
- Quality Kerchief
- Sun Visor
- White Clover
- Horn
- Antler Earrings
- Lovely Candle
- Spirit Gem
Best emblems/rings pick
Marth, Micah, and Corrin are the best emblems to pair with Seadall.
Seadall primarily won’t participate much in your team’s damage output. You must ensure his survivability so he continues to dance and provide healing support to his allies.
Marth is a good option to achieve this since he can boost Seadall’s evasiveness through his inheritable skills.
Micaiah can also improve Seadall’s survivability and allow him to continue dancing through the fight. If you equip Seadall with Micaiah’s Ring, you will heal throughout the battle, allowing Seadall to stay alive.
Corrin grants you an HP boost throughout the battle and is another great Emblem pairing with Seadall.
Seadall stats
Seadall’s base stats are unimpressive, which isn’t a major concern since he doesn’t necessarily participate in the fighting. You should focus on keeping him alive by finding ways to boost his HP.
You will find Seadalls’s base stats listed below.
- HP – 33
- Strength – 12
- Magic – 4
- Dexterity – 15
- Speed – 16
- Luck – 11
- Defense – 10
- Resistance – 10
- Build – 8
If you want Seadall to be a part of your main roster, you may be interested to know how his stats develop as you level him up.
You will find Seadall’s stat growth information listed below.
- HP – 55
- Strength – 25
- Magic – 15
- Dexterity – 25
- Speed – 50
- Luck – 35
- Defense – 25
- Resistance – 25
- Build – 10
