The "Official" Fire Emblem Thread

[Splash_King]

I believe we've already discussed how disgustingly broken Dark Pegasus will be in-game and possibly competitively.

If Astra works for bows, Astra + forged Brave Bow in Crit/Might + Lethality = haxkill every other attack. 'Specially with that unparalleled movement in Pass and Acrobatics. The only thing that'l catch 'em are flying units, which will obviously have t' kill in one move (against the Speed of an Assassin? lolno) or get countered into oblivion. Combined with boots, and they'l always be able to stay at the proper range. An unpunishable range in particular if they've a forged Long Bow.

I wonder how balanced the game will be...

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[Mr. MR]

Dont forget me archers and boots

but there are other good skill combos
for example
Battle Monk:
Renewal (recover 30% at the start of each turn)
Priest:
Miracle (When the character has over 1 HP, leaves the character with 1 HP after receiving an attack that would otherwise KO them)
and a bunch of resistance and other things
A Battle Monk will be hard to kill

Oh and there is a Dark Pegasus skill called Lightning Speed (Allows the user another full action after they defeat an enemy during the user's Turn. Can only be used once per turn)

And on the Knight's side you get things like Holy Shield, Great Shield, Luna, Outdor battle/indoor battle and such you get a really tanky character

[Splash_King]

The biggest question I have is, what caps or limitations are there on tokens and leveling? I'd imagine arena abuse works for the latter. There must be limits on the former since otherwise, we'll have max stat beasts with every bloody ability in the game.

[Mr. MR]

So far I think there is are a limited amout of tokens but I don't know for sure
I wonder if arenas can be accessed from the world map if they have arenas in the game at all.


Also on the topic of long bow, Long bows can't be wielded by Assassins so I still might have a Sniper. And there is an a bow called the Double Bow with 13 might, 10 crit, 2-3 range, and +5 strength

[Splash_King]

Ah, so Snipers aren't completely inferior to Assassins then. Speakin' of class comparisons, what's a Ranger got over an Assassin, if anythin'? Higher movement and a weakness t' Ridersbane are two things I can think of.

[Mr. MR]

A ranger has the most skills because apparently it has four base classes and 5 promoted classes.
He has a skill that makes him really good against bow users. Bow Slayer (Hit and Avoid +50 when the enemy is equipped with a bow)
He also has access to the bow buffs of the Sniper and a crit bonus of +20 from the Berserker

[Splash_King]

Note to self: keep a Bow Slayer on-hand when playin' MR via wi-fi...

Can't say that's the most useful ability though. Non-Pegasus Mages and things with Javelins 'n such will still put up a fight.

I'mma have t' stop by Serenes 'n do some in-depth research on all this junk soon.

[Mr. MR]

Right now I am working on a class promotion sheet with skills

[Mr. MR]

Did some more resurch and what I found out is interesting.
Each person has a different classess he can change into
For example this Mercenary named Axur has the base classes of Mercenary, Myrmidon, and Barbarian
Which makes his proted options Hero, Bow Knight, Swordmaster, Assassin, Berserker, and Warior
And he could have more (spoiler might contain things you don't want spoiled if you can connect the dots)

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depending on who his mother marries

he can have more class options. So,

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paying attention to who marries who

can give you distinct skill options.

It all depends on the person what skills he can get. Which gives us a couple of things to look for in a character; Skill Potential and Stat growths.

[Neosquid]

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If I get another Fire Emblem game after this maybe I can actually understand what you two are talking about.