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Fire Emblem: A Tale Of Two Swords

Birthright offers a more traditional Fire Emblem experience. It tells a story of a rising hero defending their kingdom with the power of holy dragons, much like many other Fire Emblem games. It's a player friendly path that offers more opportunities for your characters to grow both in levels and in bonds with each other. This path rewards dedication and straight forward tactics, and is overall easier than Conquest.

Conquest offers a unique spin on the Fire Emblem narrative. It focuses on a truth seeker's attempts to quell the war from within, subverting a corrupt kingdom with the power of fell dragons. It's a path geared towards veterans of the series as it limits your resources and opportunities for growth. This path rewards careful budgeting and complex tactics, and is overall more challenging than Birthright.

Either way, both Birthright and Conquest should be completed before Revelations is played.

I wouldn't recommend one over the other. It should be your own choice.

Fire Emblem: The Motes of Light [Powerpeon & Light]

I don't really intend on this roleplay being that hard. If at any time while we play you think the difficulty should be higher or lower, I'll do that for you. Additionally I was going to act as if it was on Casual as well, just in case RNG fucks you up by accident or something, because I'm not using True hit.

Fire Emblem: A Tale Of Two Swords

I still have two unused files on mine so you two should visit New York haha

Fire Emblem: A Tale Of Two Swords

I think we'll be fine. Just a bit of hype from the new game. We've all been pretty diligent about playing this and it's already ran longer than most role plays on this forum.

Fire Emblem: A Tale Of Two Swords

@Redstring@Redstring@Redstring@Redstring@Redstring

Your dream arcade

It's all Love Live! characters.

Fire Emblem: The Motes of Light [Powerpeon & Light]

The thing I like the most about combat is the new dual fighting system. Awakening was to eat becauze pair up was so overpowered.

Fire Emblem: The Motes of Light [Powerpeon & Light]

Yeah sorry I haven't posted again. I've been uh, busy.

Fire Emblem: A Tale Of Two Swords

The lancer was indeed taken back by Azi's sudden rush into battle right after claiming a preference towards pacifism, but the surprise was by no means enough to falter him. Azi's opponent stepped back and waved his lance before him like a quarterstaff, taking a defensive stance with the butt of the spear pointed at the bard, and the weaponized end resting flat against the outside of his right thigh. He maintained the reverse wield and began strafing to the right to circle around Azi's charge. If Azi continued forward, the lancer would end up due behind him.

Fire Emblem: A Tale Of Two Swords

You can make him look like whatever you want. He has a medium weight plate armor set. The warrior that Mikhail fought had heavy plate and the sword user has light plate.

Fire Emblem: A Tale Of Two Swords

@Katakon
Please no spoilers. I'm sure you know that, but obligatory.