Tharne

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qFcABi455ZzLh0Drz1yZAxat5i_GWxIv3SPEDdlcZRE/htmlview# In the Characters tab you have Innate Prof. and Sub Prof.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SQ-5-2EfLosXKj5ijU4IjTX_ufskNYvwkPjWH3xzZSU/edit#gid=0 Make a copy and use the drop down list to select the class and obtain total growths.

Posting this here, hoping I didn't make any mistake :

Okay I crunched the number thanks to the page numbers we saw. (This is based on if Veyle is the first character in the Gradlon section of the book) We can expect the sections to go Lythos - Firene - Brodia - Elusia - Solm - Gradlon. I'm making the assumption that Yunaka and Anna comes after the Lords and their retainers (because of the marketing we already have), so 8 pages (double spread for each lord and normal page for each retainer) and then 2 pages for Yunaka/Anna + Saphir/Lindon. Meaning that between Saphir and Ivy there is another 12 pages. Making it 22 pages for Brodia. If we take that 22 pages and apply it to Elusia we go to page 119. If we take 22 pages and apply it to Solm starting at page 120 we go to page 141 making the next page, 142, the beginning of Gradlon with Veyle. So we probably can deduce that each of the 4 kingdoms as 22 pages dedicated to them, but I don't think we'll have 20 playable characters from each kingdoms (2 double spread + 18 normal page). So after Saphir and Lindon the rest of the pages could be a mix of playable character, NPC and landscape art of the kingdom.

One tiny question I have : When in the game was that video showing 50 taken ? With those types of selection I'm pretty sure the common way to use them is to augment the /number as you get new options. So if the video was taken before you recruited every character, the number 50 only indicates the number the player add access to at the time.

I did this based on the video showing all the classes on Céline : Each Base Class is tied to two Advanced Classes, except for the Unique Classes and the special Thief. Looking at the stats, Martial Master is the only Advanced class that lose a point in a stat compare to its Base class (-1 Res). Why they decided to do this is a mystery to me. Edit : Just saw that Wyvern Knight also lose Res point (-2 even) compare to Flier and I'd like to add that Griffin Knight stats are a bit bonkers with the highest Rating. Another thing is that Strength seems to be much higher than Magic.

Hope I can have this song in Japanese if I select Japanese voices.

Someone on the main Fire Emblem discord found the meaning of those red crosses. They show if the attack will be fatal for the unit. If you look closely, if the thief do not miss his attack Céline is dead and if the attack miss but Céline hit with her follow-up then the thief is dead. In all the other clips forecast none of the units would have died (if not for the crits of course) that's why there wasn't any red cross. I think that theory is correct.

All this talk about Rhea supressing scientific advancements doesn't even make any sense in the game since Nabateans seemed to only have been in Fodlan and for all we know none of the other country around them are more advanced even though they don't have anyone supressing scientific discovery.

TWSITD, it's as simple as that. When you see the dudes in chapter 4 getting judged they say : "No, this isn't what we were told would happen! We've been deceived!" So yeah, TWSITD. Majority of bad events in the game (and probably throughout Fodlan's history) can probably be linked to TWSITD manipulating people.

So she tells him to "kill as many noble pipsqueaks as possible" to hide her real plan which you think is "kill the teacher" and you also think that somehow the stupid bandit is going to miraculously do what her real plan was instead of doing what she asked him to do...What ??? Do you realize how ridiculous that sounds ? It's not because she's not emperor yet that she can't take actions that will make it easier for her when she will be. On the contrary it is a lot easier to deal with them now than when she will declare war and they have the might of their nations behind them.

"As many noble pipsqueaks as possible" translate for you into "Kill only the teacher" even though we don't know if he's a noble, also the fact that pipsqueaks is most likely used to talk about the students since they are not adult contrary to the teacher, and the use of plural. Sure sure... Killing Dimitri and Claude means that the last heir to the head of the Kingdom and Alliance are no more. And you ask what would she get from it...what about the chaos that would ensue inside the two territories that she will soon conquer because of the bickering between noble houses about who should be in charge now. Also that last line is pretty ironic since it's exactly what's going on with Edelgard (Kostas) and TWISTD (Flame Emperor).

First dialogue box that Kostas said when he meets the Flame Emperor : "What is this nonsense?! All I was told was to kill as many noble pipsqueaks as possible!" And The Flame Emperor : "I had hoped you would achieve your goal despite the setback."

That's my interpretation as well, she knows Dimitri wasn't going to kill her so she "attacked" him to trigger a reflex in him. She committed suicide by Dimitri basically.