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Ravness Loxaerion
LuCT Ravness Profile
Ravness' profile picture in Let Us Cling Together (PSP)
Sprite(s) LuCT Ravness Portrait LuCT Ravness Sprite
Gender Female
Age 23
Birthplace Almorica
Race Human
Nationality Walister
Class Valkyrie
White Knight
Faction(s) Knights of Almorica
WR crest Walister Resistance
Galgastan Partisans
DO crest Denam's Order
Alignment Lawful Lawful
Neutral Neutral (past chapter 1)
"My sword is yours."
— Ravness Loxaerion

Ravness Loxaerion is a playable character in Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together. A member of the Knights of Almorica, she's a new character introduced in the PSP version.

She's only recruitable in the Lawful route, for reasons that should become immediately obvious if one chooses the Chaos route.

Warren Report[]

Dame Ravness

Ravness Loxaerion. Age 23. A Walister who once served with the Knights of Almorica. She is of mixed blood, the child of a Walister father and a Galgastani mother. She was next in command to Sir Leonar, and was a close supporter of Duke Ronwey.

Lawful Route[]

She turned her back on the Resistance after opposing the massacre of civilians at Balmamusa. She then fled to Galgastan to be with her mother. There she worked with enemies of the Hierophant to incite revolution in Galgastan.

After helping her at Reisan Way[]

She turned her back on the Resistance after opposing the massacre of civilians at Balmamusa. She then fled to Galgastan to be with her mother. Though at first harbored by nobles opposing the Hierophant, she later fell into the hands of the Galgastani army.

She was rescued by Denam while being escorted to Coritanae Keep for her trial. She turned down his offer to rejoin the Resistance, and has not been heard from since.

If Recruited[]

Denam helped her repel Galgastani forces that pursued her after she freed the Lord of Coritanae. Seeing the true nature of the war, she returned to the Resistance to help Denam put an end to it.

Chaotic Route[]

She faced off with Sir Leonar after strongly opposing the Duke's plan to massacre civilians at Balmamusa. Struck by a crossbow bolt, she succumbed to her wounds a few days after the slaughter.

Personality[]

Ravness is a noble young woman with a strong sense of duty and justice. She had sworn fealty to Duke Ronwey, and served as one of his swords for years, but abandoned him after his cruel decision to massacre the civilians of Balmamusa.

She serves as a foil to Leonar. While both possess noble qualities and intentions, Ravness ultimately chose righteousness over loyalty, even as it marked her a traitor.

She also shows a degree of selflessness, choosing to fight for the cause of the Galgastani opposing Hierophant Balbatos shortly after escaping her captors, despite the fact that many Galgastani despised her for her mixed blood and past as a Walister knight. There's also her more subtle acts of kindness, such as her advice to Denam during Chapter 1 and her returning to Galgastan to be with her widow mother.

She admits her foolishness in once believing in Duke Ronwey's cause, and that it was her period as a fugitive that allowed her to "open her eyes and see" that Galgastan suffered under the Hierophant just as the Walister suffered under both the Hierophant and the Duke.

Because of her lifestyle, she doesn't seem to think of herself besides her duties as a knight, as Canopus playfully points out.

Recruitment[]

Exclusive to the Lawful route

Recruiting Ravness is a rather complicate, multi-step process.

First, choose to participate in the Balmamusa massacre, starting the Lawful route. In the subsequent battle, avoid killing or letting Ravness die, and she will escape once all enemies have been killed; it can be rather difficult, but you can try to guide her to the enemy and she will start targeting them instead.

During Chapter 2, read the Talk topic "Ravness Loxaerion Captured" after the Rhea Boum Aqueduct battle. Go to the Reisan Way and choose to rescue Ravness ("I cannot leave you here"), then help her survive the battle.

During Chapter 3, recruit Jeunan (see his page) and read the Talk topic "Lord of Coritanae Missing" before entering the Bahanna Highlands. Bring Jeunan to this battle and get the enemy leader, Roberval, under 70% HP to trigger a conversation between Jeunan and Denam, read the whole conversation, you'll know it's over after Jeunan says "I am sure by now that his father joins him"; Denam should say "Balbatos must fall, or they died for nothing" at the end of the battle.

After taking Coritanae in the same chapter, return to Bahanna to encounter Ravness again; help her survive this battle, and at the end she'll finally join you.

Overview[]

Initially, she neatly fills the niche of the Valkyrie class, joining with trained ranks in Spears and Lightning magic, and good stats all around, including high speed (only inferior to Ozma). But as explained on the Valkyrie page, the PSP version of this class has lost much of it's edge as a physical-magic attacker, relegating it to "jack-of-all-trades, master of none". Fortunately, Ravness has another option that make her truly shine on the battlefield.

Ravness is the only unit other than Gildas, Mirdyn and Ozma with access to the White Knight class. Superficially an upgrade of the generic Knight class, the White Knight has better damage potential, healing and ailment curing spells, and access to great support skills. Thanks to the adittional range of the spear and her great speed Ravness can easily stun the enemy army with Paralysis Blade and Counterattack, then retreat to heal if she takes too much damage.

A great equipment choice for Ravness in the late-game is the Culnrikolnne and Holy Lance. Since, as a White Knight, Ravness will be using Divine Magic frequently, you can benefit from the Augment Light skill for both healing spells and light-elemental damage from the weapon. Better options will be found later, but this set can be useful for a long time.

In short, Ravness benefits much more from the unique White Knight class than her original Valkyrie. She's no primary damage dealer, and she doesn't need to be, as she is more useful as a support and enemy-crippling unit, though she can be a decent attacker thanks to her range and speed.

See the pages for Valkyrie and White Knight for details.

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • She seems to be based on Agrias Oaks, a character from Final Fantasy Tactics, another game by Matsuno. Their character sprites are nearly identical.
  • Her character epilogue implies that Canopus has feelings for her.

Death Quotes[]

Dismissal Quote[]

  • "We are too different. Perhaps it's better we do not travel together."
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