Method to Acquire: Speak to him with Roy on Chapter 7 after he appears.
Rating without Arena Abuse
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Damage - It's pretty high to start but after Chapter 13, he becomes a burden.
Critical - It's horrendous unless you give him a support with Treck.
Speed - He'll be hitting twice for a bit then he'll go down to one hit after a period of time.
Dodge - Don't expect him to miss any attacks. Just send him out to take hits.
Rating: 7.25/10. He's only good for around 6 chapters and he's not exceptional.
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Growth Rates
HP - 75%
Strength - 25%
Skill - 20%
Speed - 20%
Defense - 30%
Resistence - 15%
Luck - 15%
Average Level 20 Paladin Zealot
HP - 50
Strength - 15
Skill - 16
Speed - 17
Defense - 17
Resistence - 10
Luck - 8
Total - 133
Supports
Noah - 25/30/40 turns
Treck - 25/30/40 turns
Yunno - 7/20/27 turns
Tate - 30/60/80 turns
Thany - 30/60/80 turns
Rating with Arena Abuse
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Damage - His damage should at least be around 20, and low-mid 20's if he has the weapon advantage.
Critical - It's not that bad of an idea to support him with Treck as he isn't a beast of burden any longer.
Speed - He'll hit twice for quite a while. Towards the end, the enemy should not be able to hit him twice.
Dodge - He should have a pretty high dodge rate, especially with the weapon advantage, but the enemy will probably be dealing 0 damage to him anyways. As a level 20 Paladin, he has an average of 42, which can be bumped up to 57 with the Weapon Advantage.
Rating: 8.25/10. Unless you get a miracle Zealot like me, he won't be good the entire game. However, he should be good until at least Chapter 15, which is where you get Percival.