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What's the original from?
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I'm 25+ hours in and I only just realized you can rearrange Abilities.
Did anyone else have moments like these?
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Ferdinand is one of my weaker characters, so of course, I gave it to him. It really fits the Hero animations.
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4 hours ago, Saint Rubenio said:
Ahahah... well, at risk of sounding cruel, I'm glad I'm not the only one this happens to.
Yeah, whose definition of "too long after posting" is 5 seconds?! Icthyosaur...
QuoteWell, at any rate, I think I like him better. He has a personality, see. Can we keep him instead of the real deal?
I doubt either of them will get much use on this playthrough. The only swordmaster we need is MYM-RYAN-DON!
QuoteMy, Caeda is looking a lot different these days. A lot more singular, if you know what I'm saying.
: I mean, they are pretty similar. Both blue-haired pegasus knights with names beginning with C, both in love with Marth...
: And if she even thinks of making a move on him...
: Caeda, why are you stroking your lance?
QuoteFrey! Frey's one of my favourite Archaneans. I do feel, however, that his appearance here undermines his actions in FE11. Still, can't complain about having him in my favourite game of the series.
Sadly, Caeda more or less outclasses him in every way, and even if not for her, he has to compete with Roderick, Cecille, Matthis...ah, the curse of having the biggest playable roster in any Fire Emblem game...
QuoteI will defend that Dice is better to the death. Viking hat and mustache >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> bandana guy with bases.
Also his daughter is too hot.I have to admit, he is pretty cool. Plus, having a viking party member means I can make more Veggietales references.
QuoteThe same person who decided that Hunters should be straight upgrades to them. Seriously, there's no reason to train Archers if you've got the merged reclass sets. All Archers get over Hunters is a couple points of defense, completely useless for what their class is.
Then again, the Archer classline is redeemed in this game due to Sniper being absolutely brutal. High stats and high weapon ranks ensure you can pretty much make anyone a Sniper and they'll function in a pinch, and Sniper has a ton more movement than Archer (a whole 2 more points). Parthia being the earliest regalia in both games only helps their case.
QuoteI prefer Cancer, myself. No joke, 2 defense can be quite useful.
It probably isn't best on Gordin, though.
QuoteOn that note, please make sure to kill Lang with Arran. It's canon that he kills Lang and gets his starshard.
: ...
: ...
: ...
: So...how's life?
: I'm going to die in 3 months.
: Ah...I really wish they'd invited us.
QuoteDon't apologize, this is hilarious.
Battle, Part 2:
SpoilerThe door is opened, and...
Oh...well.
The bad news is, since Caeda opened the door, she can't recruit Samto.
The good news is, Caeda's a beast, so he can't kill her.
The bad news is, Caeda's a beast, so she'll kill him.
The good news is, Catria's medium level of beastness means she can survive Samto without killing him, as long as she doesn't use Camus' Pike.
The bad news is, she crit.
: Well...plesiosaur.
: I really wanted that Killing Edge.
At least we get Aquarius! Linde (of course) takes it.
: Uh, Catria?
: Yes?
: I'm not sure you should have killed him.
: Why not? He was an enemy, after all.
: Well...he had a face, so...
: Luke? Are you saying you're a Facelessist?
: ...a what, now?
: A facelessist. A despicable person who discriminates against those without faces. You think that just because that man had a face and the other enemies didn't,
: he might be willing to defect? What a double standard. Me? I kill all my opponents; it doesn't matter if they have a face or not.
: ...
Everyone moves up, and Caeda stands in range of the Knight with her Wing Spear.
Luke gets another Healing level. That's not-
: I told you, I'm due!
: You have a 65% chance of being due. Not the same thing.
: ...they aren't moving.
OK, let's try Linde. They won't see her HP drain effect; just the high amount they'll deal.
: Nope. Still not moving.
: It's OK! We can use my Rescue staff!
Caeda kills a Knight...
She even dodges. Nice!
...and Luke rescues her into (relatively) safe territory.
Oh...I didn't notice he had a Javelin. I was hoping I could counterkill him.
When it comes back to us, Caeda destroys the easternmost Knight., while Linde does the same with the westernmost.
Catria defeats one of the Bishops, gaining a pretty good level.
Now...
: ...
: ...Iguanadon.
: What's wrong?
: I...may have strategized myself into a corner here.
: This isn't a favorable scenario. I have a plan that might work, but...
: ...Frey might die.
: ...really?
: OK, here's the breakdown:
Luke can survive one attack from any source.
As can Catria.
Caeda can survive both Knights or the Bishop.
Frey and Ogma can both survive one attack from any source.
Bottom line is, both Knights need to die.
The plan: Ogma kills this Knight, and Luke heals him.
Frey attacks this Knight, since no one else can reach him. If he crits, the knight dies, and Caeda and Catria are safe. If he crits on the first attack or dodges the counterattack, he lives.
Barst and Ryan move into these spaces to protect Linde.
: All in all, it's a terrible plan. There are so many things that can go wrong...but I can't think of anything better.
: Of course, even in the worst-case scenario...Frey is probably our only casualty. The question is...are you willing to do it?
: ...I once sacrificed myself for my country and Prince. I'm willing to do it again.
: Thank you.
: Wait, if you sacrificed yourself, how are you-
: Long story. I may tell you, someday...presuming I make it out of here.
We give the order...
HE DODGES.
HE DODGES.
Still, no crit...he, Caeda, and Catria are still in danger...
All according to plan...all according to plan...
All according to plan...
Alllllllll according to plan...
OH NO OH NO IT'S THE ENEMY'S TURN THAT BISHOP WILL KILL US ALL
He...
He healed.
He healed the Knight.
He's the most dangerous enemy here, and he healed the knight.
He healed the Knight.
HE HEALED THE KNIGHT!
THANK YOU STUPIDITY OF FIRE EMBLEM AI!!
SMACK RYAN ALL YOU WANT, YOU CAN'T KILL HIM!!
YOU ONLY MAKE THE MYM-RYAN-DON STRONGER!
BARST, HAVE A KILL.
IT'S TWO STATS, BUT ONE IS SKILL, SO IT'S OK.
I'M SO HAPPY RIGHT NOW.
TAKE THIS YOU T-REX! YOU PTEROSAUR! YOU TRICERATOPS!
YOU FRUMIOUS BANDERSNATCH!!
WHAT DID I DO TO DESERVE THIS LUCK?!
If this is an apology for that one HP Castor level, you're overcompensating. Not complaining, but still.
Phew...so...Caeda draws out the Mage.
She dodges, to boot.
Now, she could easily one-round Lang, but we have other units more deserving of the experience.
Like Linde, for example.
: ...
: Haha! See? See!?
Lang is whittled down, first by Catria...
Ah, playing the Guile card, I see.
At least he offers a fairly plausible excuse.
I imagine he's pretending to put down his weapon, and expecting Catria to do the same. They could have made it clearer, though.
I also think it would have worked better if he said something like, "You're not falling for this, are you?"
He misses. Pathetic.
As I was saying, Lang is whittled down, first by Catria, next by James...
Magic! Speed!
...and Linde snatches the kill.
More speed!
Yay! Cancer!
: Everyone, I'm here! Now, we'll strike down Lang, together-
: ...where's Lang?
: Oh, we took care of him already.
: That was...quick.
: Yes, his knight lackeys were more of a threat than he was.
: Frey almost died.
: I'd...rather not talk about that.
Seized!
(Note: Post-Battle Stuff will be squeezed into next update)
Death Counter:
Wrys
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Uh, after I made the last update, I forgot to put it in spoilers, and it wouldn't let me edit it. ...Is one of the mods able to help out?
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On 8/4/2019 at 11:59 AM, Saint Rubenio said:
I tend to unleash General Arran on these guys. General Arran is the easiest way to handle the early game, really..
: Yeah, I really think it is.
: TOO BAD I CAN'T HAVE HIM
QuoteI don't think anyone really says that
I've seen a few people claim that, because the enemy army is no longer 90% Knights and Cavaliers, she's not nearly as good as in SD. Though, honestly, that just downgrades her from SUPER BROKEN to Top Tier.
22 hours ago, Eltosian Kadath said:My Myrmidon/Sword Master FMU is kicking Anklyosari in a Maniac run of this game, so don't be dissing that class too much before you try it.
I meant that Mymridons are a generally poor choice to go up against Knights and Generals. Their low strength and weapon disadvantage means that they're often unable to even damage them, and they take a beating in return. Armorslayers do help, though-especially in a game without weight like this one.
QuoteA lot of character class combinations have no magic growth at all, even in this game...
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By way of explanation.
Our team for today. I'd bring Bord for Hammer, but he can't even double the Knights, so I'll take my chances with Barst.
Oh, ambush spawns. Better watch out for those.
Guys, I'm not sure that's Navarre.
Guys I'm not sure that's Navarre.
First turn positions: Marth and Caeda prepare to take on the knights with their effective weapons.
Caeda drinks a Pure Water, grabs a Javelin, and prepares to fight the Mages.
Everyone else move in formation.
The Altean Royalty takes care of the knights without too much difficulty.
Catria does pretty good as well, dodging the Elfire.
She even gets a good level out of it.
Oh...so much for spawn-blocking.
Linde kills the Javelin Knight, dodging the counter, to boot.
Caeda gets healed so that she can kill the Mage without dying, which she does.
Now, time for my super-strategic maneuver. James attacks this Mage from 1 range...
Oh...he crit.
Well, the only difference between this and my original plan is that Gordin doesn't get the kill.
Marth kills the final Knight, getting another unnecessary critical.
Oh, nevermind. The reinforcements were for us. Good thing we didn't spawn-block them.
There are still enemy ambush-ers, though. we best be wary.
Caeda reaches the northeast corner of the map, and starts on the Psychic Bishop. Why not kill the Swarm one, you ask? Because this guy can heal as much damage as I can deal, and I'd rather deal with these guys sooner, rather than later.
Marth gets a Heal...
Catria gets a Secret Book (which is going to Barst. No questions asked.)
...and everyone turtles up against the wall, in fear of the ensuing reinforcement.
That's...less intimidating than I expected.
Barst, of course, is the one to take on the puny soldier.
Everyone else regroups, as well.
...he misses. This is why you need Skill, Barst.
Loathe as I am to do it, it's all hands on deck here, and Norne is forced to get a kill.
Ogma slays an armor...
Frey, being the only one who can, attacks the southernmost soldier, sadly failing to crit.
Caeda kills the other soldier...
(Getting a great level. Hey, Gordin, she's matched you!)
...while Ryan and Castor tag-team the Archer.
Gordin assists Barst in getting the kill. Despite his great bases, he only starts at level 5, which compounds with his good growths to make him one of the best Axers in the game.
See?
Catria finishes off the Swarm Bishop, getting a good level...
...and a door key.
Marth finally makes it to the chests, grabbing a Barrier staff.
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Linde takes a hit, but that's what Nosferatu's for.
Speed! Hoorah!
...then, the ambush comes in. Frey takes a pretty bad hit.
Come on, if you're going to get lucky, can you dodge the attack that does more than 2 damage?
Oh no, oh no, oh no-
...He couldn't reach him.
I don't know who decided Archers should have a movement speed as slow as Knights, but whoever it was just saved Frey's life.
Caeda gets a quick heal from Lukey-boy.
That's not magic.
: It's OK, James. I'm due.
: ...what do you mean, you're due?
: You said I have a 10% chance of getting better at Magic each time I level up, right?
: Yesssssss.
: Once I hit level 11, I'll have leveled up ten times. Mathematically, I'm likely to gain Magic at least once by then.
: That's...not how statistics works.
: No, actually. It's true that real-life statistics like in sports don't function that way, but in a pure mathematical vacuum like this, it does. The chance of Luke failing to gain
: Magic in one level is 90%, or 0.9. The chance if he gets two levels is 0.9 x 0.9, or 0.9^2, or 0.81. For three levels, 0.9 x 0.9 x 0.9, or 0.9^3, or 0.729, etc.
: 0.9^10 is, rounded up, 0.35. So the chances of him not gaining Magic by level 11 are 35%, so the chances that he does are, on average, 65%.
: Not quite "due"-but still fairly likely.
: HA! See?
: ...you just broke the 4th wall. Massively.
: Did I, now?
With that discussion out of the way, Caeda brutally kills the Archer who came far too close to killing Frey.
James picks off the Knight...
...and Barst kills the Soldier.
This is our defensive formation for the last wave of reinforcements.
Oh, and Marth nabs an underrated Awakening character.
It shall be Gordin's, and Gordin's alone.
Ryan had a close call, here, but he survived because the FE AI is really stupid.
He even gets doubled! Why?
Oh well. I'm not complaining.
Castor picks off the Archer.
...Maybe I will use Roger.
James also finishes off the Knight. I don't know about you, but it's always so satisfying when an attack has juust enough damage to one-shot.
If you're wondering what I'm doing here, I'm making sure the Archeaneans are out of reinforcements. I'd rather be alive than fast.
Me, 2017: What does LTC stand for?
No, I really asked that. Ruben will attest.
People cautiously move up...
Marth continues looting.
Oh...hey. Cool. To those of you who complain how drab and dreary the DS games are...
: ADJUST THE MAP BRIGHTNESS YOU PLEBIANS!!
Now...what terrors lie on the other side of this door?
: Everyone knows already.
: I don't! To find out, tune in next time on...
: KNIGHTOFNOHR'S FE12 IRONMAN!
[Roundabout by YES plays]
DEATH COUNTER:
Wrys
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Technically, Normal mode gives access to zero-cost Auxillary battles, for infinite grinding.
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I'm pretty sure that, in my entire game, I've had one Adjutant Follow-Up, and that was with Ferdinand, who had an A-Support with Marianne.
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In my mind, Edelgard tried to discourage Kronya from killing Jeralt, due to a lack of motive. However, I also haven't reached past chapter 12, so she may very have had a reason to want so revealed later on.
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2 hours ago, Tenzen12 said:
Sylvain: Edie is Girl, and if Byleth is guy...
In my game, Byleth is a girl, so...
Sylvain probably won't be significant either way, honestly.
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14 hours ago, Timlugia said:
According to her, after empire took over her house, they sent mages (TWSITD) to force experiment on her family, killing all her siblings.
I doubt she will really sided with empire with such background.
The way I see it, she’s not fighting for the empire so much as she’s fighting for Edelgard and what she wants: an end to crests and crest-driven society.
@Tenzen12, why those three?
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8 minutes ago, Etrurian emperor said:
Since Caspar is all about vanquishing evil he likely wouldn't side with the "villain" route.
Of course, that's what I said. The wording may have been a bit ambiguous, but you can determine it fairly quickly from contextual clues.
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You know how at the end of chapter 11 Black Eagles, you make the choice to side with Rhea and the church, or Edelgard and the empire? Normally (with a few exceptions) your students follow whichever path you do...but what if hey didn't?
What if the class was split between loyalty to their leader and loyalty to their teacher? Which side would each student pick?
In my mind, Marianna and Lysythia (cross-house recruitment) would side with Edelgard, because the crests are to blame, etc. Dorothea would also be on her side, seeing as I ship them very strongly.
Linhardt would never side with Edelgard in this instance, as would Caspar.
I'll probably make a fanfic of this at some point.
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In the pilot episode, Anakin comes in for therapy. Palpatine comes in and tells him to "Do it." He kills the therapist and the series is cancelled.
I wish to be a vampire. [Lenny Face]
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You're basically me, I see. Welcome. 🙂
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Are you timeskip Dmitri?
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Ask which anime she’s from.
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I love that the argument about mathematics was so awful, it cause the update to end.
Well, the real reason is that I had to get off the laptop so my brother could play Minecraft. Such are the tragedies of a large family...
QuoteProbably because they don't have to deal with ratings, controversy, public image, censorship and terrible executives.
I have mixed feelings on this. Part of me wants to keep Fire Emblem a series I can play with my parents in the room, but part of me really wants the option to call Edelgard a [Censored] when she [Spoilers][Spoilers][Spoilers] for [Spoilers][Spoilers]
: Now, where were we?
: A throwaway boss' generic line sparked a philosophical argument between the entire army.
: Got it, thanks!
Battle, Part 2
SpoilerLast time, Castor got 'spated by the boss.
The Stonehoist targets Linde instead, but thankfully, he misses.
The knights have been drawn out! Mission successful!
Arran has also managed to bring the Dracoknight right into the middle of our army.
He is duly killed.
Speed! Beautiful Speed!
As for the Cavalier, Marth weakens him...
...wow.
...so that Matthis can get the kill. As usual.
As for the knights, Linde Auras the first in the row.
That's a good level!
Castor walks forward a step and takes a vulnerary. The Javelin Knight can't hurt him, and the AI is too dumb to move him out of the way so that the Steel Lance can attack, so the only source of danger for him is the Ballistas.
Luke takes Marth's advice and looks in the convoy. Heals galor!
Ooh, looks like Marth has a conga line going on!
: We have no such thing.
Castor gets 'spated again. Things aren't looking so hot for him...
Hey...what if we retreated? Then, we could fight the Knights on our own terms, without worrying about the Ballistas?
: Technically, the plural is Ballistae.
: Is it, though?
Here we are!
Barst also gets in range of Dracoknight number 2.
Castor, sadly, fails to dodge the Stonehoist, but the damage isn't too significant. The JavKnight can't hurt him, the SteelKnight can't kill him, and he's out of range of the boss.
Exactly as planned.
This happens, as well.
This too. He can't double, unfortunately.
Meanwhile, at the southern isle, Linde kills the SteelKnight and simultaneously heals her damage from the Stonehoist.
Catria kills the JavKnight...
...with a lucky crit preventing her from taking a counterattack. It's official; criticals are the new Cancel.
Caeda sits in this fort and prepares to unleash my master plan...
: MWAHAHAHAHA!
Oh, and Gordin gets a kill.
Since Dracoknight #3 has an axe, Ogma will be our baiter today.
Caeda dodges the Stonehoist. I love it when a plan comes together...
Unfortunately, Ogma neither doubles nor dodges. Still fine, though.
Now, time for my master plan! Caeda rushes in-
Um...she's in range of the Arrowspate.
Never mind that! She can take an attack, then ride into the blind spot, where nothing can attack her-
...never mind.
OK, new plan: literally that plan, but Marth's Team kills the cavs first.
Speaking of Marth's team, this set of circumstances is giving me a curious case of deja vu.
: ...I'm gonna sing the song.
: Please don't.
: DEJA VU! I HAVE BEEN IN THIS PLACE BEFORE!
: I don't know the rest.
Yes please gimme gimme Hammerne
Ogma weakens the thief, getting an OK level...
...and Gordin picks him off, also getting an OK level. Of course, he now has the highest Strength of anyone in the army...
Marth grabs his Rapier, a vulnerary, and faces the Cavaliers head on.
It goes well.
The classic Gord-Matt combo strikes again, getting the latter half a decent level.
Arran swoops into action, weakening a Cav and pushing himself over the exp threshold.
...
Barst finishes him off, and Marth starts working on the final one.
Luke gets a healing level. That's not magic.
Gord-Matt combo.
Now, I can finally put my master plan into action!
She didn't even get 'spated.
Basically, I spent the next 10 turns or so wailing on these Ballisticians. You can call it boss abuse. I call it stop using Psychic you Hadrosaurusing Priest.
Of course, it's worth it, because Caeda gets what's more or less a perfect level.
: Isn't it funny? The look in their eyes as they slowly meet their demise, helpless to protect themselves...
: ...Caeda, are you a psychopath?
: No, I'm saying Ballisticians suck.
Matthis and Arran want in on the fun, too! Also, don't believe in those numbers. That's the gate talking.
Caeda strikes the final blow...
...gaining another amazing level. Really, now: Speed capped, at level 1, even after a reduction from the reclass. Let it never be said that Caeda isn't awesome.
Gemini is also obtained. Were this the Tellius games, it would be perfect for a Tome user, but alas, no.
On his way to the castle, Marth grabs a Steel Sword from the armory. I was going to buy more, but I used up all my money on help i tried. Oh, well.
Now, time for a C a S t L e L e V e L, baby!
Ah. Welcome to Stat Shaming with Jagen, the part of the show where Jagen roasts the MyUnit for having a low value in a particular stat.
: OOH!
: Everybody's got a Magic growth!
: Mine is high but his is low.
: Why we have them, I don’t know,
: but everybody's got a MAGIC GROOOOOOOOOOWTH!
: Stop it, stop it! What do you think you’re doing? You can't say everyone's got a magic growth when everyone has NOT got a magic growth!
: We're going to get nasty letters from the GBA characters saying "Where's my magic growth? Why don't I have a magic growth?"
: Are you prepared to deal with that? I don't think so. STOP. BEING. SO. SILLY.
It turns out to be a moot point, since the stat in question is Strength.
Hey, at least they acknowledge you could be a mage. Or a Myrmidon, but those guys don't stand a chance.
Tune in next time for castle battle action!
Death Counter:
Wrys
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Throws a thunder stone.
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Actually, the main missions are quite the opposite of Persona. Once you reach that date, you have to complete it.
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Hello, Marianne. How's the Black Eagles? I heard you, Lysithea, and Edelgard are getting along well.
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20 hours ago, Saint Rubenio said:
Very much Grustian. In fact, they're the heirs to the throne!
: Haha, I was right! See, Catria?
: All right, all right. I apologizing for being wrong about the royal status of two people I have never met.
: No need to get sarcastic, sister.
: Says the woman dressed as a bunny.
: DO YOU THINK I ASKED FOR THIS?
QuoteExcelente*
OK, now we're even for all the times I corrected your grammar. :D
QuoteFriendly tip: put this inside the spoiler. Otherwise, one sees it before the update itself and gets spoiled on what will happen in it.
Yeah, that occurred to me after I made the update. Since nobody died, I decided to be lazy this one time, but don't worry! It won't happen again.
Now, on to Luke...
: Two votes for, one against...you know what that means!
: W-wait! Shouldn't we get some other viewpoints?!
: You know what? You're right. Let's ask the army! Should we shave Luke's head?
: DO IT! DO IT!
: Uhh...can I can get some voices of reason in the room?
: DO IT! DO IT!
: SHAVING TIME!!
: NO!! PLEASE!!
One Haircut Later...
: Well, what do you think?
: I wanted to carry on my senpai's legacy...but not like this.
: Well, I think you look great!
Battle:
SpoilerBehold!
Having spent the greater part of 5 minutes trying to think of a witty name that related to Spear of Suicide AND fit in the character limit, I eventually just gave up.
Our team for today. Sadly, we have to bring along Julian if we want to recruit the VIP Card.
Since Cecille
slyly sensed Sylvainisn't coming today, Arran gets Taurus. It should come in handy with the Dracoknights.High collars must be the fashion in Archeanea.
Lang....calling someone a moron...
Lang.
HAHAHAHAHA!
Don't make me laugh-oh wait, too late.
We cut to Jeorge, and now I feel silly for asking about him.
First things first, recruitment!
Language, sir! I don't know why, but fan translations of FE games always seem to trend towards vulgarity.
Julian also gets the VIP Card-I mean, a weak and uninteresting character.
This is his best line from both games, which isn't saying much.
You know, if I didn't feel bad adding your name to the death counter, you'd be converted into EXP by now.
Arran weakens the Thief next to them for Matthis to pick off.
Not bad! Double digits, everyone!
Everybody else moves into position.
Julian takes a whopping from an enemy mage, but he survives. Thank goodness that the Thief is a Runny-Thief, not a Fighty-Thief.
On that topic, Arran flies after him.
As for the mages, Catria kills one...
(clearing the way for Castor)
...Caeda kills another...
...and Gordin and Matthis tag-team the final.
Luke, who totally does not have hair right now, gets a level. That's not magic.
Moving up, as you do...
On our next turn, Arran flies straight into the fray to claim that Master Seal for ourselves! Don't worry, he's safe from the Cavs. If things get bad, he can chug a Vulnerary or two.
Matthis will also be here, attempting to be a more appealing target than him.
Meanwhile, on the Southern Isle, Castor prepares to bait out the Knights.
Success! He even dodges, because he's Matthis, and Matthis is awesome.
Arran dodges, too. What were you saying about unreliable dodge rates?
: That expecting us to dodge fatal blows is futile, and that the best strategy is to avoid sending soldiers who can't take many hits to deal with more than a few enemies?
: ...sound tactics, good sir. Sound tactics.
The other one still hits, though. Even still, he can take an attack from each of them and still live at one HP. Arran's a beast.
: Thank you- *cough*
: Are you OK?
: Yes...it's called "Incurable Cough of Death." I only have a few months to live.
: Oh...I thought it was asthma.
In lighter news, Gordin once again helps Matthis get a kill.
Arran heals up, gets out his axe, and readies himself to draw out the Dracoknight.
Meanwhile, at the Southern Isle, the Knights don't seem to be interested in attacking Castor, so I send down Caeda for support.
Matthis is assaulted by another Cavalier, and yet again, he dodges. Anna has blessed me on this day.
I miscalculated the other Cav's range, and Arran ends up taking attacks from him AND the Dracoknight. Thankfully, he would have survived even if he hadn't dodged the latter.
He continues to draw him toward the large crowd of Altean soldiers ready to kill him.
Oh, and Matthis gets another kill, and a level, too! Let's see what he gets!
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Luke heals Gordin again. Now, his staff is almost broken! Then, we'll have to go the rest of the map without healing!
: I have quite a few in the convoy-
: Without HEALING!
Meanwhile, at the Southern Isle, Castor heals up from the Stonehoist and once again attempts to draw out the Knights.
Captain Collar here confirms my personal headcanon that Mathematics have been discovered in the Fire Emblem universe.
: Invented.
: ...what?
: Mathematics are invented, not discovered.
: No they aren't. It's not as if some caveman woke up in a cold sweat one night and triumphantly wrote "2+2=4" in the cave dirt. He didn't "figure it out." It's always true and constant, and always will be. He discovered it.
: Yes, but "discovering" is not the right word. He took a universal truth, and invented a system of displaying and communicating that truth.
: Actually, much of what is considered "universal truths," is just social consensus between people. Other civilizations would use mathematics completely differently. We create the constraints; we establish-
: NO! You fail to realize that...
*argue *argue*argue*
: OK, I'm gonna go on break.
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Two fun facts: first, I had no idea who the Mysterious Notebook full of puns belonged to (my first thought was Sans), but when
SpoilerFlayn disappeared
I was questioning Alois, and he said, "If I
Spoilerkidnapped anyone who
didn't like my jokes, the monastery would be empty."
I also thought the Razor ("someone who prefers a close shave") belonged to him...but no, it's Hubert's.
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No, mages can still counter. Long range classes in general are just very good in the game. I can’t count how many times I’ve defeated a Demonic Beast by pelting it with 3 range attacks from afar.
So Edelgard...
in Fire Emblem: Three Houses
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I have read that any character can use any sacred/legendary/whatever weapon, as long as they meet the weapon requirements. Even the Sword of the Creator. Of course, I haven't tested this yet.