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I highly doubt they will fuse two games together. Less money to be had that way.

I'm guessing at this point that I'm one of the few people to have not been bothered by Reinhardt teams. Seriously, even in Arena, I barely ever see the character. I think I've seen more Olwens honestly. Maybe that's why I don't freak out as much as others.

Honestly, I don't see this game having multiple weapons for a single character. Hyrule Warriors did that to offset a rather low character roster, while Fire Emblem has multiple possible characters for every weapon. I suspect they'll follow Heroes example and keep one weapon type per character.

So basically it's like Heroes. No surprise.

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You know, stuff like this makes me glad that I don't follow the meta or rely on one skill. Personally, I never use Triangle Adept. The downside is too risky for my kind of strategy. I'm not that reliant on Horse Emblem buffs either as I generally use a mix of units.

Sword makes a lot more sense for Gray since that is pretty much his canon promotion path. What they did with Tobin was just dumb.

Delthea is Blue. Sonya is Green. Their weapons don't have + icons so they're not inheritable.

Looking at Sonya's art.....I think we can add her to the "no underwear club"....

Honestly, this month in Heroes is really making me happy. Echoes is getting lots of long deserved love. Makes me hope IS will keep advertising it well alongside the other newer games (Alm and Celica in Warriors please!)

Yeah, I did. Wonder if he might be a future GHB if he's not being put in the gacha.

Delthea has the loli artist. Shocker. :D

I don't think she really lied to Conrad, at least not intentionally. I think she meant it when she asked, but in the end, she couldn't help falling back on it. And that's why I said I had some issues with Jedah's dialogue.

Well, that's a bummer. Guess that'll likely mean we're just going to get another boring GHB re-run after the BHB.

Honestly, I kind of wonder about how they worded the announcement. Like, they mention that upcoming events will be unveiled next week, but they didn't specifically say Berkut was next week. Really curious if we'll be getting him in the next couple days or if we really have to wait until next week for him.

Hello everyone. I know this is a topic that has been done to death and back, but I felt like I wanted to express my full thoughts on Celica's behavior through some of the game's more controversial parts. Honestly, the reception towards her in my opinion still feels overblown, and it's something that has bugged me for weeks now. So, I felt like expressing every thought I have here. Celica's personality So to start, Celica's personality. It's pretty clear that when Celica has a certain line of thinking in her head, she's pretty stubborn and stays on it no matter what. She has trouble letting people into her inner circle, including her friends. Plus, kind of going with the game's rather heavy nobles vs. commoners theme, she believes that she shouldn't get commoners (including her friends) involved in struggles like this. It's a rather flawed way of thinking, though one that makes sense with her upbringing as a princess and a devout follower of Mila. And now... The plot with Jedah Obviously, once Jedah enters the picture, this seems to be where most player's impression of Celica goes into the gutter. Jedah, being the obviously evil villain from our vantage point, stringing her along makes many think Celica is flat out stupid. However, I have some thoughts towards that with some questions I see many asking. Why did Celica go along with Jedah's demands to do to Duma Tower and sacrifice herself? Frankly, here's what I think. I believe Celica rationaled Jedah as someone who could not be beat. This isn't too strange, as Jedah is near invincible with Duma's Pact. Even if you "beat" him at the swamp, he walks it off like nothing really happened. She probably thought there was no way they could seriously beat him, and if she went against his demands to go to Duma Tower, he would certainly kill them all no questions asked. On the other hand, if she did go, despite it being an obvious trap, she could at least have a chance to negotiate, which goes fit into her character of always trying negotiation if all possible. And then.... Why did Celica do what she did in Duma Temple in Act 5? Ah yes, another infamous moment. Celica appears before Alm and his army, going along with Jedah's demands to sacrifice herself. Honestly, I think there are many ways to interpret why she insisted on going along with it. 1. One sticking point many have is how Jedah claims a world of "fear and chaos" right in front of her yet she doesn't really react. Honestly, I think she figured he was just being overly dramatic. The whole thing was about sacrificing herself was to cure Duma's madness. Last I checked, Duma is not an evil god, not when he's consumed by madness he isn't. In any case, I feel like that line was just written off as drama and nothing more. If anything, I think I'd have more issues with the line itself rather than Celica's reaction, because Duma is not about fear and chaos, despite his ideology that humanity needs unfavorable conditions to become strong. 2. At this point in the game, Mila/Falchion is sealed away, meaning that any real attempt to fight Duma would be suicide. There's no way he could be beaten without them. Thus, Celica didn't want Alm and the others rushing to their certain deaths, deciding that curing Duma's madness would be a safer way to deal with it. As for believing Jedah would unseal Mila/Falchion, I imagine she thought Jedah would be the only person who could possibly possess such abilities, an aspect he obviously exploited to lure her in. This likely explains her "surprise" when Jedah unveils that he doesn't possess such abilities. 3. Speaking of Alm, another reason was Celica trying to keep him from having to fight anymore. From Duma Tower onward, she is forced by Jedah to watch Alm, including seeing his anguish as he kills his own father. She didn't want him to be burdened further with more fighting, so this connects with the previous point of her trying to stop him from getting himself killed against Duma. 4. Another reason refers back to when Celica stated that she believed Valentia would be doomed without the gods, something that many in Valentia are raised to believe in fact. Even just having a cured Duma around would still be better than no gods at all. Getting Mila back is the cornerstone of her journey, so she believes any small chance to get Mila back is worth it, even her life. And to add one extra thought, her line of thinking and fear of Jedah and Duma likely played a part in why she insisting on continuing to believe sacrifice was the best route, despite Conrad constantly telling her not to. As far as she could see, her enemies could not be beaten and that any decision besides sacrifice would just end in their deaths. Anyway, that's all my thoughts for right now. I just felt like I needed to get this stuff off my chest. This is why Celica is honestly one of my favorite Lords in the series, because she has very human flaws that have serious consequences that she does grow from in the end. The game doesn't coddle her for her mistakes and I feel like she comes out of a game a much better character. Sorry if the format comes off as weird as I wasn't sure how else to do it. In any case, this is all my opinion, so feel free to agree or disagree with me. Thank you all for reading this worthless topic and have a nice day. :)

Ah, so you mean a new Paralogue. Well that's certainly a possibility.

Thankfully they gave him some good art. That was my first worry. Now they better not make him a terrible unit....

Who knows. We haven't gotten banners with the GHB's in quite a while. I think Lloyd was the last GHB to have a banner.

Woo-hoo! The unit I've been waiting to use for so long is finally coming!

I will forever hate Linde and Azura as a team for wiping out my whole A-team a little while ago. Actually...Azura kind of screws me over in general.

The Fire Emblem is in Heroes? I don't think I heard it mentioned.

Hopefully we get some character trailers over time like what they did with Hyrule Warriors.

I'm guessing Masked Marth is going to be a constant throughout the Tempest Trials, regardless of theme. Shocker.

I noticed "The Dauntless Blade" plays when fighting Alm and Celica in this map. Did that happen in previous maps?