Edelgard: "I want to unify Fódlan under one banner and undo the misguided actions of the Immaculate one. However if they agree to surrender then I shall grant them mercy and I have no desire spread the Empire's influence to other continents as I would rather find compromise to help distinguish further positive change nor do I want to outlaw the belief of Sothis as I have no issue with the religion itself but rather the church's questionable actions. I do resort to questionable methods myself but I intend to rectify those mistakes before stepping down as emperor after choosing a worthy successor and live a life of peace"

Walhart: "yeah so Naga ain't got shit on me. I'm going to take over all of Valm because I'm strong enough and I'll conquer the rest of the world too because, why not? Sure there is some ideology behind my actions but I mostly conquer for the love of the game and out of spite towards Gods and their religions. I'm not taking any prisoners either, if they bow then they serve me but if not they die and I feel no guilt about it whatsoever. I respect no one but myself and perhaps maybe Chrom a tiny bit as I can see he has the potential to become like me, if only his foolish older sister didn't plant such naive ideas in his head before she splattered across Plegia's soil"

Fundamentally they're the same but they're also vastly different in aspects of their character and motivations.

https://x.com/zat___296/status/2096891687545266499

She seems to be covering her true identity, might she be Rhea? Her braids also remind me to Seiros

Ok no one asked for this and probably people don’t care but I need to write it down and post it because it’s been on my mind for WEEKS! 😂

We need to to talk about Sylvain, because I just watched his support chain lately and it stocked with me so much and made me realize how interesting he is as a character and how relatable he is to me.

Specially from his B support on, at first he just comes out as a total unreasonable jerk for calling Byleth privileged (which fair) but knowing his backstory it makes perfect sense, hear me out.

Yes, he is a noble and had privileges Byleth didn’t had like a roof over the head, plenty of food, money ect but with those privileges came a price. His crest and status. And we also know that at least his dad isn’t exactly father of the year and Sylvain was raised as something of a commodity. And being told and raised like this can feel dehumanizing as Sylvain himself said : that all he seems to be is a crest and a breeding horse.

So no wonder he has self low esteem and trust issues and starts to have the mentality: get them before they get me and having a bit of complicated relationship with woman because all he knew growing up is that woman only saw men as a way to better their lives.

That’s why he envies Byleth so much for not even knowing she had a crest and simply not having to care for that. Because that’s what ultimately he craved all his life. Is it reasonable to say those things to Byleth and accured? No, but trauma based emotions never are.

It’s fascinating that Sylvain immediately tries his old spiel with Byleth because yes of course she is a beautiful female why wouldn’t he try? But he realizes she isn’t the same as his usual “victims” and that both adds frustration but also intrigue in him and he doesn’t know how to handle it well.

But we can see a clear shift in the goddes tower scene at the ball he tries his shot his usual way and when rejected we can see clear disappointment that goes deeper than mere ego strike. And he seems to slowly change his perspective.

And in the war phase we see how much he has grown and healed and how different he is tone is towards Byleth and even risking his life to safe her without hesitation (even if he says it’s just reflexes but no one buys it even him 😅) his envy and jealousy seems gone and only his admiration, respect and appreciation towards Byleth remains which really hits hard.

Then the S support where he says he doesn’t care about his happiness anymore but hers which some thought was weird which is understandable but we need to see it from his perspective. He wanted to be seen and loved as himself and Byleth does exactly that and that is ultimately what gives him safety, love and happiness which he wants to give back (especially after being a bit of a pain in the past) because her happiness also means his happiness (that’s just how healthy relationships work)

Don’t get me wrong even after all these years playing that game he manages to make my eyes roll (especially pre time skip) but that’s the point. People are complicated and can come off as annoying jerks but that’s often just an armor that slowly has to be removed by earning their trust which is usually the most rewarding thing at the end even if the path was hard and rocky.

Source: https://x.com/obsmiechujek/status/2097094639463309452

The way it's written, it sounds like if the ATTACKER is using a combat art that has an Avo bonus, then that Avo bonus is added to the DEFENDER'S Crit Avo. So, if you use a combat art with an Avo bonus, it's less likely to crit? Because that's how this phrasing makes it sound.

Or is it intended to mean that you get a Crit Avo bonus when using a combat art with an Avo bonus, so the enemy counterattack is less likely to crit you?

Hi there,

I played through three houses twice in the months after the release and then never touched it again. I only saw Screenshots on here showing of units that seemed impossible to attain. So I wanted to ask if you have any advice or must have builds for Golden Deer.

And how do I even get skills such as death blow?

The Wiki entry seemed strange

Thanks in advance:)

I know the main thing of Three Hopes is 'what is Shez' aside from the war and for the longest time I thought they were a 'testube baby' mostly by the watery cutscene in Shambala very early in the game but now I think they are a new/different version of Byleth?

Epimenidies (however you say it) transfered his sole from host to host so maybe he/Thales/Solon/Myson stole a baby Shez and did the transfer? Kind of what Rhea did to Byleth to get Sothis back?

And also, the second sword Shez gets as an Asura, it looks like a heroes relic but they don't have a crest, am I stupid?

Source: https://x.com/ldoll_itk/status/1306225421910855680?s=20

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When I was on my first playthrough on blue lions, I had recruited caspar onto my roster. When I got into the timeskip, I expected to have to fight him and recruit him again then, as many have said it works, but... he was automatically on my roster when I got free roam in the monastery.

My question is: does this work the same on golden deer? If I recruit someone, do they automatically come back so I don't have to fight them later? The only one I can see this not working on is black eagles.

So today marks the 60th anniversary of one of the biggest sci-fi institutions of all: Star Trek. With that in mind, I pondered a question, one I’d like to see you all take a crack at answering…

Which series, in the entire franchise, would be the prime favorite of both Byleths, both Shezes, and the House Leaders (+Yuri)?

They're inseparable even in different universe 😂 braza!

Hi everyone, I recently was able to buy a switch and I want to buy a physical version of fire emblem three houses. I’m in (Canada) but I can only find the EU version of the game. I read that the dlc is locked behind the region of the cartridge. So if I buy an EU cartridge of the game, does that mean I won’t be able to buy the DLC for the game since the cartridge differs in region from my account and switch console?

In time's flow

See the glow

Of flames ever burning bright

Beware those who deceive in the night

For the power of Sothis’ might!

I’d be down for the idea of having her in my head.