["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

Okay so there are two mysterious silhouettes in the Avatar's Supports that I noticed.

Both of them have some kind of long hair and both would appear to be a sword wielding class.

Who are they? Can they be gained at this point in time? Are they future DLC characters??

I tried looking it up on the Wiki and got pretty much nothing. I assumed they might be the children of Fuga or Shura but I cant find any resource that even says they *have* kids.

Like, I know they can have S-rank support with the Female Avatar but I dont think they have kids of their own and its only Kana from the pairing.

Any information is helpful, thank you in advance.

It's kind of hard to tell which "mysterious sillhouettes"

Do you have any pictures for example?

Otherwise, what route is this?

The avatar can support everyone though, so I'm not really sure how to reply either

[Possible Grinding idea? (Hypothetical)]

Assuming the exp formula stays the same, you could just use 20/20 characters though

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

Question. Endgame Conquest.

Are the enemy reinforcements that come from the sides (dark water pools) infinite? I literally had to do this on casual as half of my army dies no matter what. Really wanna try to do this on classic and not die but I just haven't figured out an effective way of doing this chapter as I take my time using dragon veins to avoid getting obliterated by the wave Takumi shoots at you but if I do that I just get killed by the onslaught of enemies.

Well what I would say is that

Infinite until proven otherwise

I'm not really sure how to "prove" that it's infinite though

Would choosing HP as your bane a bad idea? The -1 to most stats seems better than losing a couple in a single stat.

None of the banes are really that bad of an idea, though it's a bit complicated. And it depends on your choice of classes.

I suppose it's "better" than a Speed or a Defense bane I guess?

Does anyone know if scouting missions ever have stat boosting items as reward loot?

It does seem to be possible, presumably a source of infinite stat boosters, however much that's worth...but I'm still not sure of the specifics

I've noticed ninja/outlaw bosses seems to have either a stat booster, staff, or a seal.

Question related to this. Is there anyway to get rid of the scouting battles without doing each one?

It appears to not be possible as far as I know (which isn't saying much really but hopefully it helps)

[Lost in Thoughts All Alone (Amalee Version)]

Well...the lyrics are a different sort of awkward.

It's not a bad job if I must say so myself, though whether the voice is fitting is a different thing.

[Is Gunter meant to be this bad?]

Am I the only one who feels that Gunter's bases are too low to actually be a Jagen anyway?

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

So, would reclassing to Onmyoji be a good idea to patch up the fact that I have only a 4 in resistance on my Mercenary/Hero!Corn?

Reclassing in my opinion, doesn't really give that much of a bonus, even if you start at Level 1 (unlikely).

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

ah so.. what about Spy Yumi/Shuriken?

Yes that is.

Of course, everything I've heard is just the general gist, running through the game like, I dunno, a hundred times to check all the contents is a bit eh.

People seem to have done it anyway, that or they just hacked the game to get the copies of stuff they needed

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

What's the best weapon you could get in Museum Melee DLC? S-rank weapon? Brave weapon? Killer Weapon? 3-range weapon?

Best is subjective. Probably Braves.

You can't get S Rank wepaons from it though

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

What is the name of the map theme used on midgame maps in Birthright?

It depends on which maps you are talking about

H10, H21, H22 use Justice RIP (I dunno)

H13-16 use No Justice

[Does Anyone Else Think Revelation is the Easiest Route?]

Well in general, I believe if you played Revelation first it'd be more difficult than Birthright for that matter.

The difficulty and personal choices also matter, so to speak.

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

Ahh thanks,the foes have op skills?

Nope

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

I dont know if this is the right post, but i want to know how hard is Revelation Lunatic? Since i will start it In a few weeks when i finish my hard mode walkthough.

Your units are a bit underleveled early game, but by lategame you should have no problems steamrolling them really.

If you can steamroll hard, you can steamroll lunatic. The difference between the two isn't that much really.

[Nohr recruit theme music?]

The track you're looking for should be "Guest of Shade"

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

About the Awakening DLC, if not all of the three characters survived the first time you play the DLC then can you get the reclass items once you clear the map with all three surviving in subsequent run throughs?

You can get them in subsequent tries.

Still can only get 1 set though

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

[spoiler=Rev EG]So, how does the transition from Ch 27-28 work? I know that in 27 you are allowed the normal 16 unit cap but in 28, you only bring 13. So does liek the last three deployed units from 27 just not get deployed, or do you get to choose?

This really isn't a spoiler anyway but

Every endgame has you choosing the units which accompany the avatar

That is, you still get the usual set up screen, just without the save and support button, and the retreat is greyed out.

[Elise or Sakura?]

I still don't get where this "Cinnamon Bun" thing comes from.

I personally can't choose between them though.

[Revelations Endgame Team]

The actual endgame is 13 units, Chap 26 and 27 give you 16 though.

Anyway that's an interesting list you have there. Honestly I can't really tell, since I don't have much of any other information to recommend based on.

It's mostly a personal choice thing but I dunno.

The team is still kind of balanced I guess.

[Is there a list yet of skills and/or classes each unit can legitimately learn/obtain?]

The only skills that are unbuyable are DLC and Enemy only skills.

DLC skills can't be bought, and enemy only skills cause a shadowban when they are equipped.

Illegitimate skills can still be bought (E.G. Aptitude on Corrin, Grisly Wound on Corrin, Draconic Hex on Azura, stuff like that)

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

So how does hit rate and critical's work in this game? I noticed when I was playing on Lunatic mode that if you had the weapon advantage hit rate of enemy attacks would drastically be lower but if they had the advantage hit rate would be pretty high. I also noticed enemys have a higher chance to get a critical hit if your in attack formation which I am not sure why...(if I fought alone crt % would be say 2% but if I had a partner to help attack it was 5%)

Guard Stance automatically gives +5 Crit Evade.

Otherwise it's just the usual weapon triangle. On Lunatic, enemies have capped weapon ranks, so weapon triangle is a bit more important

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

Small question about enemy damage.

I was just doing Conquest Chapter 20 (Hard mode), near the end of the map. Due to a miss on my turn, Elise was exposed to a single Spear Master (with no other enemies close to it), who had 38 displayed attack (with a Silver naginata). The only skill he had was Speed drain, and hadn't entered a single round of combat so no stats were reduced.

Elise had 29 HP and 10 DEF, so she should be able to survive the attack with 1 HP.

Yet come enemy turn, he attacks Elise and OHKOs her.

What happened here?

Probably weapon triangle. If she's promoted with tomes, the Spear Master gets I believe +1 Mt and some hit for WTA.

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

Are skills like Counter, Magic Counter considered battle skills? Like, do they work with Nohrian Trust?

Is there a list with all battle skills? SF only gives examples.

Nohrian Trust works with

Lethality, Aether, Astra, Dragon Fang, Sol, Luna, Ignis, Vengeance, Rend Heaven

Pavise, Aegis, Miracle

The first set of skills can't trigger with Bronze weapons, Javelins, etc,

Basically skills that trigger in battle, with a % chance

"I'm more concerned" if Vantage can trigger, I'd guess no, but I dunno. It's probably no, I think.

I'm not 100% sure about Toxic Brew though, but I think it's more inclined towards a no

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

I have a question, how does one get the Omega Yato for PvP?

I beat Conquest and Birthright, but...

the Blazing Yato and Shadow Yato only appear once the final chapter commences.

I'm assuming this happens in Revelation as well.

What happens is that if you retreat after entering, you still get to keep it.

Something like that, it makes logical sense. I've never seen it actually happen before though, since players don't usually do such a thing, as far as I know.

[Do any other weapons other than boss weapons cause a Shadowban?]

If I recall correctly I believe it was mentioned that hacked Yato/etc does cause a shadowban, as would stones.

Hacking the number of uses on the item probably doesn't from what I've seen.

["I just want to know one thing!" - Fire Emblem: Fates]

I'm just wondering what the names of the boss themes of the playable characters and royal siblings on both routes are. Thanks if you can answer that. Although I think one of them was called 'condemnation' but I'm honestly unsure.

Hoshido PC: Misery in Hand

Hoshido Siblings: You of the Light

Nohr PC: Condemnation

Nohr Siblings: You of the Dark

["Nohrian Trust" - What can increase the trigger rate of ally's skills?]

Both attack and guard stance will work (I'm fairly sure about this anyway)

And I'm also fairly sure it's the lead unit's that determines the trigger rate (more sure about this one)