Caliburn Absolute

I'm torn between Jakob and Frederick, almost entirely because of who they are as characters rather than units. I suppose Titania, Sigurd, or Seth would be my answer going mainly off of their usefulness in combat if we ignore Lunatic Awakening where Frederick is 100% mandatory to survive, since they're more spectacular than Freddy and Jakob and it's been a while since I did a fresh run of Awakening or Fates, but... I just love the butlers too much.

Ashe and Cyril might not be the best-regarded units in the Three Houses, but I love them both and want to see them succeed in life. Only problem is that they have like, the same niches (Wyvern Lord/Bow Knight), so by the time I have to pare down my army a bit, I've ended up building them both very similarly and I have to choose one or the other.

A base class similar to Hoshidan Ninjas. A bit less swift, but a bit bulkier. Promotes to Master Ninja (or at least, a variation that uses nunchaku instead of swords) or Martial Artist (uses nunchaku and gauntlets).

I made this about a year ago, before the Fire Emblem Wikia changed the name of Follow-Up Critical Coefficient (FUCC) to Follow-up Critical Multiplier (FCM).

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Thanks! It was a commission from https://twitter.com/FrydChikn420, she makes some pretty cute art. Hope to see you around!

I'm not really a newbie, but it's been a while since I last visited the forums, so I might as well reintroduce myself. I'm Caliburn, I used to hang around in the IRC chat before the age of Discord, but I eventually dropped from that after a while. My first FE game was Awakening (I'm that kind of trash, yes), and I've been hooked on the franchise ever since. I'm playing through Genealogy and Sacred Stones right now, and they're both pretty fun. Outside of FE, I love coming up with characters and stories and game ideas in my head, although actually doing something with them is... trickier than I'd like for it to be. But I have actually drawn and written stuff, so it's not like I've got nothing to show for all my talk! Just... don't hold your breath on any of my bigger ideas, please. That being said, I dunno how long I'll end up sticking around for this time, but hopefully this'll be a nice experience.

Gen 1 - Good: Well, they're fun to play, even if they're a bit dated. Bad: Muk is my least favorite Pokemon ever. I don't care if it's useful, it's literally just a bigger Grimer. In fact, I'll just say the less creative designs in general are my least favorite part. Even I don't like Gen 6's lower Pokemon roster, but hey, quality over quantity, right? Gen 2 - Good: Genders, the day and night system, the Pokegear, in-battle Pokemon animations... Oh wait, I can only list one thing? Oops, sorry. Bad: Tough to think of, I'd say Whirlpool being an HM is the worst thing for me. Whirlpool's pretty useless as a move. Gen 3 - Good: Pokemon XD and Colosseum did a pretty good job of doing something new with the series and I would totally support a sequel on the 3DS or Wii U. But then again, that will never happen. Bad: The trade restrictions. Was it necessary to require you to beat the game to trade with other Gen 3 games? Gen 4 - Good: HeartGold and SoulSilver. Now that is how you do a remake. Take what was good about the original, streamline it, and add some new features and content that either adds on to the existing content or doesn't intrude too terribly. Bad: Saving a lot of data... Gen 5 - Good: Their attempt at telling a deeper story went very well. It threw some unexpected curve balls and gave us some well-developed characters. Bad: Did we really need an event to get Zorua and Zoroark in Black and White? It was better in Black 2 and White 2, but I was a little annoyed I couldn't nickname it. Gen 6 - Good: OH MY GOD THEY STREAMLINED EVERYTHING PERFECTLY! EV Training isn't a pain to do, Wonder Trade's a fun way to complete the Pokedex or get rid of crappy catches, you can change abilities if you don't like them, gameplay-wise, these are the best Pokemon games to date. Bad: X and Y was underwhelming in comparison to Black and White story- and character-wise. The rivals are all pretty flat, the evil team's admins are just kinda there and you never see them all in the same room, AZ popped up like three times and could've been elaborated on more, Lysandre could've been better-developed, and Diantha had no personality other than "I'm a celebrity, let's have a Pokemon battle sometime." I could go on, but in the end, I honestly still like X and Y, just... Play it for the gameplay, not the story.

I can imagine my Mirage would either be Owain or Henry.