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This article lists some notable bandit/thief/pirate groups throughout the Fire Emblem series. They are often are used as an excuse for the main character to have a conflict for the first few chapters. However, they do appear later in a game sometimes, or appear to be more than just simple bandits (like the Black Fang in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade).

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  • This article lists some notable bandit/thief/pirate groups throughout the Fire Emblem series. They are often are used as an excuse for the main character to have a conflict for the first few chapters. However, they do appear later in a game sometimes, or appear to be more than just simple bandits (like the Black Fang in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade).
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  • This article lists some notable bandit/thief/pirate groups throughout the Fire Emblem series. They are often are used as an excuse for the main character to have a conflict for the first few chapters. However, they do appear later in a game sometimes, or appear to be more than just simple bandits (like the Black Fang in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade).
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