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A list of content from across the wiki that is either incomplete or lacking a page. Felt that a lot of this could get buried or forgotten about, so I felt it was best to keep a running list, and, in the case of Heroes, which character the missing content debuted on. Please feel free to knock stuff off this list!

• 1 Fire Emblem Heroes
  • 1.1 Resplendent Hero Stats
  • 1.2 Weapons
  • 1.3 Specials, Assists, and Skills
    • 1.3.1 Upgraded Skills
• 2 Fire Emblem Engage
  • 2.1 DLC Skills
  • 2.2 Enemy Exclusive Skills
• 3 Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes
  • 3.1 Characters
  • 3.2 Battalions
    • 3.2.1 Sword
    • 3.2.2 Lance
    • 3.2.3 Axe
    • 3.2.4 Bow
    • 3.2.5 Gauntlets
    • 3.2.6 Tomes

• The Guard skill information is on the page Cancel, but links on character pages across the wiki link to Guard.

• Catria
• Dimitri
• Laegjarn

• Stall-Game Bow - Yukat…

As we stand here just beyond the edge of the dawn, five years later since Three Houses graced the Nintendo Switch, it is nice to look back on arguably the most popular title in the series to date, Fire Emblem: Three Houses.

• 1 Valedictorian Award
• 2 A New Cirriculum
• 3 A Yearbook to Remember
• 4 Class Reunion

While without a doubt Fire Emblem Awakening was the start of the modern era of the Fire Emblem franchise, Three Houses is perhaps the most popular and well received title which, as of writing of this article, has outsold every title before it at 4.1 million copies sold, eclipsing Fates which currently stands at 3 Million, and that's considering that game has two versions and a digital only route. It is also four years older than Three Houses. It quickly reac…

• Dimitri:

Dimitri's best role is easily as an enemy phase unit, with two of his five skills being Battalion Wrath and Battalion Vantage. This allows him to clear entire screens of enemies in a single turn. The rest of his skills should all be in service to this: Lance Crit +10, Lancefaire, and Lance Prowess +5 all help ensure he hits, and crits. If you are unsure that he will reliably kill all his enemies every turn somehow, then Alert Stance + is useful for keeping him alive and preventing his battalion from being destroyed completely. Dimitri, then, needs barely any reclassing to reach his maximum offensive potential, with either his lord class or Paladin being best for the lancefaire as his final class, but reclassing can help smooth his …

Personal thoughts on certification tier lists. Most tier lists I've seen online are geared towards rapid play with little grinding; I'm not going to do that. This list is for people who are looking for all benefits of classes, regardless of NG+ or grinding/not grinding.

• 1 Beginner and Noble/Commoner
• 2 Intermediate
• 3 Advanced
• 4 Master

• Noble/Commoner: You're likely to master this for your starting units, which is a good thing: it grants HP+5, which is universally useful for all characters in the early game. Noble/Commoner also allows units to use magic, so is good for early magic/heal grinding. Not giving a tier grade because you're forced to use it anyway.

• Myrmidon: Mastering it gives swap, which is only rarely useful, and speed+2, which rarely makes…

There's some references can be found in Non-Fire Emblem games.

• 1 Kirby Super Star and Kirby Super Star Ultra
• 2 Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
  • 2.1 Note:
• 3 WarioWare: Get It Together!

• There's a Falchion (also known as "Sword" in NA and PAL regions since the original release for SNES) treasure found in the fifth room from the Ancient Tower Area stage in The Great Cave Offensive.

• A toad from Petalburg mentions about the Tacticial Strategy JRPG game franchise: "There's this one game that just absolutely rules. It's called "Fire Emblem"..." How curious, Paper Mario and Fire Emblem were developed by the same business Intelligent Systems, and also, making the homage to the GBA game: Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade.

This reference is only appear in North Am…

Shez: RISE by League of Legends, Mako, The Word Alive, The Glitch Mob

Byleth: Pandora by 2WEI and Edda Hayes

Edelgard: Royalty by Egzod, Maestro Chives, and Neoni

I don't have any more lol

On April 19, 2012, a dying franchise released a game which potentially could have been its final swan song. Instead of going away with a dying breath, that franchise found its second wind, ushering a new era and interest in this otherwise tier two Nintendo franchise.

This is the story of Fire Emblem Awakening and the ten years since this thirteenth title to arguably one of Nintendo's most profitable IPs right after the big three of Mario, Zelda, and Pokémon.

• 1 A Dying Kingdom
• 2 One Last Chance
• 3 Generations Come Together
• 4 The Future of Fire Emblem

Let's be honest, we owe much to Awakening for the continued existence of this site as the astounding success of this title. It revived the series from the levels of mediocrity that has killed other franchise…

Despite trying to make a comprehensive review of the Heroes roster a few times, I realistically don't have the attention to do such a thing, so instead, I have opted to just put here in my Blog my current build for all of my characters.

Feel free to check out my builds and you can comment on any questions you may have about my units. WIP, no set schedule

• 1 General Notes
• 2 Roster
  • 2.1 Base Heroes
    • 2.1.1 Heroes

I mostly keep my units locked to their native weapon(s) that don't require inheritance from another unit. If a unit has an arcane weapon, it will be listed in their equipped weapons boxes. Merges, Dragonflowers, and Refines are noted in each section.

I divide my characters into five sections: Normal Heroes (includes base forms, non-seasonal variat…

• 1 For certifying
• 2 For experience
• 3 For mastery skills
• 4 Budding Talents
• 5 For Combat
• 6 TL;DR version

As certification gives an increase to a new baseline of stats and the baseline doesn't change whether you're level 20 and 40, the top priority of lectures should NOT be in combat viable classes or reaching high ranks with weapons people often use, but instead on getting certified as soon as possible. After they get their stat bonuses from certification, units can then focus on other things.

Not all stats benefit equally from certification. None of the beginner classes give particularly striking stat increases. For intermediate, Armor Knight's 30 HP/12 defense immediately stands out, helping practically every single character, and the 11 dex/speed of th…

• Edelgard

Edelgard's magic growth really isn't bad! I'm going to make her a dark knight for this run, because with only two dark spells she'll need as many uses as she can get. To make this viable I need to commit to it as early as possible, to ensure maximum magic growths. In the short term, she'll stick with Brigand and Mage (will need both Blow skills), Pegasus Knight (Alert Stance+), Archer (Hit+20); in the long term, she'll need to train lance, riding and reason to access Dark Knight. Consider mastering Warlock, Wyvern Lord, Mercenary.

Edelgard has unique sword and axe arts, to of which are again related to magic. Considering her affinity to Aymr, it makes sense for her to focus on axes.

Final five skills should be: Fiendish Blow, Dark To…