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Catiua Pavel
Versalia Oberyth
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Catiua's original and Princess profile pictures in Let Us Cling Together (PSP)
Sprite(s) Bersalia's portrait in Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together Bersalia's portrait in Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together Bersalia's portrait in Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together
Bersalia's sprite in Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together Bersalia's sprite in Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together Bersalia's sprite in Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together
Catiua's default portrait during Chapter 1-3 (PSP) Catiua's Dark Priest portrait (PSP) Catiua's crying portrait (PSP) Catiua's Princess portrait (PSP) Catiua's anguished portrait (PSP) Catiua's Queen portrait (PSP)
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Gender Female
Age 18 (SNES/PSX/SAT)
19 (PSP)
Birthplace Raised in Golyat
Race Human
Nationality Bakram (raised as Walister)
Class High Priest (SNES / PSX)
Priest (PSP)
Dark Priest
Princess
Faction(s) WR crest Walister Resistance
DO crest Denam's Order
Alignment Lawful Lawful
Element Varies
Voice Actor Yumi Touma (SAT)

Catiua Pavel, real name Versalia Oberyth, is one of the main playable characters in Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together . She is Denam's sister and the adopted daughter of Father Prancet Pavel. When Prancet vanished, Catiua provides a motherly role for her younger brother. 

She follows Denam in his quest for revenge against the Dark Knights Loslorien for the destruction of Golyat, and later joins him and the Walister Resistance under Duke Ronwey, but the constant threats on her brother's life start to fill her with doubt. 

Warren Report[]

Chapter I & II[]

A Walister hailing from Golyat. She is sister to Denam. After the Dark Knights attacked her hometown of Golyat, she joined Denam and Vyce in striking back at their oppressors. As Catiua's mother died when she was young, she assumed the maternal role in the family. Her father, Prancet, has trained her in the ways of the sibyl.

Chapter III (Law)[]

Believing Denam to be her only true kin, she became distraught at the distance that had grown between them, and decided to leave the Resistance. Upon her return to Golyat, the Dark Knight Lanselot informed her she was the daughter of the Dynast-King and the Queen's handmaiden Mannaflora. Her current whereabouts are not known.

Chapter III (Neutral)[]

She went into hiding after opposing the massacre at Balmamusa, but returned to the Resistance fold after the Bakram invasion of Rhime. Believing Denam to be her only true kin, she became distraught at the distance that had grown between them, and decided to leave the Resistance. Upon her return to Golyat, the Dark Knight Lanselot informed her she was the daughter of the Dynast-King and the Queen's handmaiden Mannaflora. Her current whereabouts are not known.

Chapter IV (Early)[]

Catiua was seen in the company of Lanselot Tartaros when the Resistance assaulted Phidoch Castle, and is now thought to be with the Dark Knights Loslorien.

Endgame, If Recruited[]

Catiua's true name is Versalia Oberyth. She is the daughter of the Dynast-King and the Queen's handmaiden Mannaflora. Soon after her birth she was taken in by Abuna Prancet and raised in Golyat. She knew nothing of her lineage besides the fact that Prancet was not her true father.

After the Dark Knight Lanselot revealed the truth to her, Loslorien forced her to accompany them under the pretense of protection. She was later rescued by Resistance forces advancing on Barnicia Castle.

She sided with the Resistance, bringing the war to an end and reclaiming the Valerian throne. Her coronation fast approaches.

Alternative Report (1)[]

  • Requirement: Recruit her as a Princess at Barnicia castle then let her die in battle at least 3 times to loose all 3 hearts and achieve a status of "Deceased" before reaching Oeram. The battles do not have to be at Boulder Sands/Iorumza Canyon.

She sided with the Resistance hoping to bring the war to an end and reclaim her throne, but perished in battle before her plans could be realized.

Alternative Report (2)[]

  • Requirement: Answer "That I cannot do" when asked a question at Hagia Banhamuba and she will be an enemy unit during the fight in Barnicia castle. Let her fall in battle.

After the Dark Knight Lanselot revealed the truth to her, she joined forces with the Dark Knights Loslorien. She sought to take her rightful place as ruler of Valeria, but was slain in battle with the Resistance at Barnicia Castle.

Personality[]

Initially, Catiua is an emotional, hard-headed, insecure and selfish young woman willing to throw the world away so that she won't live alone. For this reason, she's dependent on her relationship with Denam.

When Denam becomes more dedicated to the war, and thus more often in danger, Catiua tries to tempt him into abandoning his duties and escaping together to safety, but he refuses. She becomes increasingly desperate, and eventually devolves into believing Denam doesn't care about her at the start of Chapter 3, where she leaves his army.

When Lancelot reveals her true heritage, and that Denam isn't her blood brother, she starts following him. It's clear that, no matter what excuses she makes (such as saying that it's because the Dark Knights need her more than Denam did), she does this to try to fill her life with purpose after her previous worldview was broken. It gets to the point where she turns her blade on Denam, and becomes increasingly hysterical.

After the Dark Knights abandon her, she loses her purpose once again. If Denam doesn't calm her, she will kill herself in despair so that she won't be used or abandoned by anyone again. If Denam does calm her, she recovers her faith in him, and starts behaving more responsibly and mature to befit her Princess duties, even taking the front lines of the war for the sake of Valeria.

Some player may notice a personality change between the game versions. In the SNES/PS version, Catiua is more emotional, even after taking to her Princess role. In the PSP version, she more passive-agressive, but it's mostly gone after her recruitment.

Recruitment[]

Available on all routes

She starts the game as a guest unit, but will leave at the start of Chapter 3.

Her recruitment process as a permament unit starts during Chapter 4, after rescuing Archiereus Mreuva. He asks you "Have you the will to wage war upon her?" Answer "That I cannot do," and Catiua will appear in the Barnicia Grand Staircase battle later in the chapter. Answer "I shall do what I must," and she will not appear in the Barnicia battle.

Once you reach Barnicia Castle, the next step is not to let her die if she participates in the battle with Tartaros. If she did not appear, then that's one less thing you have to worry about. After the battle, Denam will have a conversation with Catiua inside an abandoned room in the castle. If she participated in the battle, answer her "I did only what I had to do," and "You are my sister, and I love you." If she did not appear in the battle, answer "I never abandoned you," and "I took no joy in our parting." Any other answer will result in Catiua not joining your army, for reasons that will become obvious. Catiua will permanently join you once you return to Phidoch Castle.

Overview[]

Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together (SNES/PS)[]

During her stint as a guest character, Kachua is limited to the High Priest class which functions as a cross between Cleric and Exorcist. Due to being AI controlled and unable to participate in Training Mode, Kachua's performance during Chapter 1 and 2 will be unreliable at best, wasteful at worst; it's recommended to keep her with a Heal spell only and let her focus on healing allies during her turns (her AI shows a preference towards healing Denim this way).

However, if Kachua is saved and recruited during Chapter 4, she quickly proves herself as the best mage available to the player, thanks to her exclusive class. As a Princess, Kachua gets amazing stat growths and access to every single spell type in the game, including Dragon magic (sans SnapShot for obvious reasons). While the class description touts her as a mage-warrior, her low VIT growths means she cannot resist damage very well; even then, she does much better as a pure mage, and access to global-target attack spells means that she doesn't even need to get close to enemies if properly armed.

She's easily the best user for the Starion spell, and earlier than that she may give better use to WipeOut and its counterparts regardless of elemental affinity. Even if the player considers such spells too gamebreaking, she can still use Fenril or any of the other summons much better than any other unit possibly could (by stat growths alone).

Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together (PSP)[]

Catiua has access to three exclusive classes: Priest, Dark Priest and Princess. During her stint as a guest character, she only has access to the first, and given the early-game utility and lack of cross-class options for the Priest class, there's not much point on changing her class.

If successfully recruited during Chapter 4, the other two unique classes become available. As a Dark Priest (class unavailable in past versions) Catiua loses Divine Magic and Holy Water, but gains access to Dark Magic, limited Elemental Magic, some unique skills and excellent stats for a magic attacker.

As a Princess, Catiua can transfer skills from classes such as the Enchantress, Witch and her previous Priest (among others) to increase her skill, magic and armor options, gaining access to Draconic Magic and the powerful light-elemental Heavenly Judge (one of the very few units to do so), making her a versatile, well-rounded unit.

Overall, it's suggested to train her as a purely mage unit, whatever the build you choose for her. Her high INT and MND ensures she deals high damage with attack magic and good healing, though for the late-game it's better to focus more on attack and utility skills. As a Princess, its recommended to give her the Brynhildr sword to increase her Light-elemental damage.

See the aforementioned classes' pages for more detailed information.

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • While the official art and one cutscene show her wielding a sword, Catiua can't naturally equip 1H Swords with any of her unique classes (with the exception of the Princess, and even then she has to transfer the skill first).
  • In order to get the Tiding "A Crippling Blow", Catiua needs to be in the "Deceased" status and the body scavenged in order for you to use the WORLD function. However, this results in loss of stat/skill progression/magic learned and any of her gained levels (though you can scavenged them to another character). If the player insists to get the aforementioned tiding, it is suggested that you do not level up Catiua/minimize leveling her/minimize deployment and kill her off as fast as possible.
    • If the player plans to get the title Concord King Unbloodied (no deceased units) and Hero King Unscathed (no incapacitated units), do not do this during your first playthrough. The title is missable forever and can only be remedied by a previous save.
    • It is suggested to play the game on your first playthrough with the Princess ending and secure the two titles, then WORLD back to Chapter IV at the anchor point whereby you acquire the Princess. Then proceed to kill her off three times to achieve the status of "Deceased". This immediately puts you in the Lord route. Then proceed to the final boss again.
    • Alternatively, after securing the two titles on the Princess Route but before you WORLD around, it is recommended to enter and complete CODA Episode I to recruit a certain winged character so that you can have two winged uniques in your party before you WORLD around to kill her.

Localization[]

Game Name
Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together (PSX) Kachua Powell/Bersalia Overis
Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together (PSP) Catiua Pavel/Versalia Oberyth
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