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Could is possibly be that Olivia is also the exception to the support rule? Seeing as how its impossible for her to obtain any rank of support with Chrom before he is married mayhaps it is intended for her to be allowed to gain support points past Cap during that chapter to make up for this? I must say it would be hilarious if Olivia had highest priority for Chrom, would certainly make one wonder why all the Sumia shipping and acknowledge that Olivia is the best waifu for Chrom other then FeMU

FeMU becomes Queen to Chrom's King and lives happily ever after as they usher in a new reign of peace across all the nations and crush those who oppose them. Until she is sent to Amaranthene to become Comander of the Shepards and fight the remnants on the Risen who are led by new and smarter Risen from her newly appointed fort Vigils Keep.

Sure, it says family, but "Fatal Attraction" and "Head over heels" don't sound like no family to me.

Am I to assume you banning Nowi and Panne because they can reach level 30 and thus have higher stats then everyone else? I say you should just change them at level 10 considering before that they aren't really that amazing. You also have to take into account Olivia, as a Dancer, can reach level 30 as well and thus should be banned if Panne and Nowi are banned even though she will never have the combat they do in her base class.

He likes pie 10/10

Stages with NPC's have enemies with lower stats? That explains it, Chapter 6 is Protect Emmeryn and has NPC "Marth" in it.

Ahh I see, I could have sworn the Fighters had 11 strength in previous chapters and when I noticed they had 9 in Chapter 6 my mind was completely blown, I had honestly thought their stats were lowering to actively troll me.

The 2nd Thief in Paralogue 1 doesn't move until you bypass a certain point on the map, I think its the 1st wall to the left of your starting position. Knowing this you can take care of all the enemies that rush towards you in the beginning, including the 1st Thief, as well as possibly get Donnel his level. It's not the absolute best in terms of turn count efficiency but it helps to evenly distribute EXP and you probably won't need Frederick to kill anything and can save him for rushing towards the chest after.

I have a serious quests that's bothering me....are the enemies seriously getting weaker after Chapter 5? I just beat Chapter 6 and I am essentially positive the enemy units, at least the fighters, had lower stats, predominantly speed which shockingly at a value lower then 10 (Didn't help that they still had a 100% 43% Hit change against Lon'Qu). Is this a sign that I may one day be able to use units not named Lissa, Chrom, MU, Fred and Lon Qu or am I just going insane?

^--- This Honestly I use the DLC depending on my mood and the mode I'm playing on. My 1st file was a Normal/Classic run because I wanted to learn the mechanics of the game better before I tried higher difficulties but it was so ball breakingly easy that I decided to go 20/20 via EXP DLC and roflstomp through the game. Then on my Hard/Classic run I ran through every DLC once, even though I have yet to ever use a DLC character, because I found them harder then the actual story stages and on my current Lunatic/Classic run I plan on not using a single DLC chapter unless I end up desperately needing it because I fail as a tactician or get very unlucky.

I think Severa is the best character in the game. Period. I think Sumia is the worst character in the entire Fire Emblem series. I am also not fond of Lucina as I find her very obnoxious. Awakening is the 1st Game I've tried Lunatic Mode in. I find Lunatic incredibly difficult but Hard mode was a walk in the park. I refuse to play casual ever on the principle that classic is the only real way to play. I am incredibly inefficient in terms of turn counts because I don't like taking risks. I own two copies of American version of Awakening because I bought the Special Edition and the Physical Game because I didn't like how the Special Edition was digital. I bought a 3DS just for this game knowing I was only ever going to buy 1 or 2 more games for the handheld. In my Hard/Classic File every male character other then Henry is a Dread Fighter and every female characters except for Lucina and Tharja are Brides. They also all have Paragon, equipped or not. I generally don't name crafted weapons because I'm incredibly lame. Tiny feet don't bother me either, hardly notice it.

Just completed chapter 5 and that was such a pain in the rump. I think I'm getting horrible screwed with my MU though, hes level 16 and only has 11 Magic, meaning almost no procs, though he does have 21 speed. I went Speed/Luck for Asset/Flaw thinking I was going to need the speed but I'm wondering if I should have gone for magic at this point.

Clancy, because its my own name, for my Post Game File and the names of RP characters I've made for all other files I make.

Considering I hate Sumia as a character I might be biast when I say the only pairings I dislike are Sumia x Anyone other then Frederick, because Sumia x Frederick is actually awesome and seems legit. I just don't know, other then Fred her supports just seem so fake and stupid.

When I saw the announcement of the Bride class via Japanese DLC I thought "This is the stupidest idea ever" and now I've spent the entire day turning every female unit I have into a Bride, capping their stats and capping their weapon levels. What the hell is wrong with me? I have to agree with Iridium though, the conversation seems more Meta then whiny considering it seems in context with how she acted in previous DLC. Well, that and it was clearly meant to be hilarious. Does anyone else like Bows less because of this class or is it just me by the way? They just seem so useless when you consider Javelins seem to be just as good, at least to me, and Wind Magic exists. I just cannot see any practical purpose for the damn weapon.

Sometimes. Like others I usually name the bronze weapons "Trainer" or "Practice" so I can be lazy and not have to worry about which Forge is for Weapon Training. I usually just keep default names for weapons unless I know they are going to a character with Armsthrift because its going to break anyway so why bother? The only exception is for characters like Owain where I'd be inhuman to not name.

Henry!Noire!Morgan if only because I don't use Knights or Generals

The way I always saw it was sometime after the fall of Grima, after everything had settled down and order brought back to the war torn world, Chrom, Lissa and and Frederick decided to return to where they first met Robin to reminisce on the old days considering that's where their adventure had started to begin with. I like to imagine that as they arrived Robin's body magically reappeared in the world because of all the bonds he/she made like Naga said. Lissa, being the troll that she is, then decided that it would be hilarious if Chrom would be willing to reenact the scene that had transpired when they first met Robin which is why the scene originally looks like, or at least it did for me, the cycle is never ending and had repeated itself. I'm probably very wrong but it just made sense to me.

I had a similar feeling when I started my Lunatic run after my Hard Run "What the hell? Was I playing easy mode? Why is this so ridiculous?". I actually didn't have any problem with Hard but Lunatic is driving me crazy, I think it's because I'm not very efficient and don't care about LTC's as long as I win without losing an ally.

I just hope I'm not screwing myself over by depending WAY too much on Fred. He reached Level 5 this chapter and It's difficult to get exp to other units not named Chrom, MU or Lissa.

While Counter certainly isn't Galeforce it cannot be denied that it is certainly one manly skill. What other move has the potential to reflect Infinity?

That's why I like EXPonential Growth. Its a great DLC but it also has the spirit to completely troll you with its level 30 Counter + Miracle units.

Just beat Chapter 3 Lunatic Classic, ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Fought both, I never pass up exp and I find the idea of not getting Yarne on turn 1 to be preposterous.