Somniel

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Somniel Artwork of the Somniel.

Country None Appearance(s) Engage

The Somniel (pronounced /⁠ˈsɑmniˌɛl⁠/^[key], Japanese: ソラネル Solanel) is an island floating above Lythos, and Alear's main base of operations, in Fire Emblem Engage. After every chapter, from Chapter 3 onward, with few exceptions, the player can return to the Somniel, where they can interact with their allies and ready themselves for the next chapter, after which they can return to the World Map at any time. The Somniel is unavailable during Chapter 11 and Chapter 22.

The Somniel is an out-of-battle management feature that combines elements from prior out-of-battle options such as My Castle in Fates and the Garreg Mach Monastery from Three Houses. While on the Somniel, the player can freely roam around in a 3D environment where they can interact with the current members of their army, who will be standing around in various positions, and manning a few of the activities found there.

Story

Main Story

After the Prologue, Alear awakens on the Somniel after having slept for 1,000 years. They are met by their stewards, Clanne, Framme, and Vander, and promptly makes their way toward Lythos Castle.

Later on Alear gains the ability to teleport themself, and their allies, to and from the Somniel.

The Somniel is unavailable during Chapter 11 and Chapter 22 due to Alear being engaged in battle. The final chapter must be accessed from the balcony of the Somniel instead of being a location on the world map.

Fell Xenologue

Before the events of the Fell Xenologue, the Somniel fell into the sea near southern Lythos, as the death of the parallel Alear weakened the magic keeping it afloat. Before the parallel Alear's passing, they sealed away the Bracelet of the Three Houses on the Somniel, behind an unbreakable barrier to prevent Sombron's forces from using it. During Chapter 6 of the Fell Xenologue, Rafal forces Alear to open the barrier for him, before transforming into a Fell Dragon, and the final battle of the Xenologue commences. In order to free Rafal from his quest, Nel kills herself. This causes Rafal to spend 1,000 years pouring his energy into Nel in order to revive her as atonement for his crimes. After 1,000 years pass, Rafal and the newly revived Nel join Alear and their allies on the regular Somniel.

Gameplay

Time

The Somniel can be set to four different times of day: morning, afternoon, evening, and night. After a battle or resting in My Room, the time of day will advance to the next state. The Fortune-Teller will only be open during the night, different fish can be caught at different times of day, and time passing will move the player's allies to different locations on the Somniel.

Resources

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Resources are various items that can be collected within the Somniel and the free-roaming sections after each battle. They have a fixed chance of spawning at specific locations. Resources range from food, which can be used when cooking and when interacting with Sommie, and metal ingots, which can be used to forge weapons or purchase outfits.

The Somniel also uses Bond Fragments as a currency. They can be used to increase the bond between an Emblem and a unit in the arena, create Bond Rings, or engrave weapons at the smithy.

Facilities

There are various facilities available in the Somniel. As the story progresses the player will unlock more facilities at the following times:

Facilities on the Somniel
Facility	Function of Facility	Unlocked
My Room	Allows the player to rest to change the time of day, and view wake-up events.	Innate
Music Box	Allows the player to change the music that plays on the Somniel.
Bulletin Board	Allows the player to see their achievements as well as donate to Firene, Brodia, Solm, and Elusia.
Armory	Allows the player to purchase weapons.	Complete Chapter 4.
Item Shop	Allows the player to purchase items.
Ring Chamber	Allows the player to check their Emblems, inherit skills, and create Bond Rings.
Shrine	Allows the player to interact with Sommie.
Stable	Allows the player to adopt and keep animals from all over Elyos.
Strength Training	Allows the player to work out to gain temporary stat boosts for a single battle.
Smithy	Allows the player to forge, and engrave, weapons.	Complete Chapter 5
Boutique	Allows the player to change the outfits their units wear on the Somniel.
Arena	Allows the player to gain a bit of XP, as well as gain bond with their Emblem Rings between battle.
amiibo Gazebo	Allows the player to scan amiibo to gain unique outfits based on the 12 emblems.
Café Terrace	Allows the player to cook for their army, which temporarily increases their stat points. The player can also dine with 2 units of their choice, improving the support between them.	Complete Chapter 6.
Tower of Trials	Allows the player to access Tempest Trials, Relay Trials, and Outrealm Trials.
Records Hall	Allows the player to access the photoshoot, as well as view and access their Profile Card.
Ancient Well	Added in 1.3.0. Allows the player to dispose of their unwanted equipment in exchange for new items.
Stable	Added in 1.2.0. Allows the player to increase the bond between two units of their choosing.	Complete Chapter 7
Orchard	Same as above.
Pool	Same as above.
Fishing	A minigame where the player can fish, which will reward them with bond fragments and fish.	Complete Chapter 8
Wyvern Ride	A minigame where the player shoots down targets, which will reward them with Bond Fragments and consumable items.	Complete Chapter 11
Flea Market	Allows the player to purchase gifts for their allies, as well as better fishing rods for the fishing minigame.	Complete Chapter 13
Fortune-Teller	During the night, the player can have their fortune read. This is purely for fun, and does not affect gameplay.	Complete Chapter 15

My Room

My room is located on the second story of the Somniel, and is available as soon as you gain access to the Somniel after Chapter 3. In My Room the player will have access to a bed where they can rest. While resting, time will pass to the next stage on the Somniel, and, once per battle, a wake-up event will occur. For a wake-up event to occur, Alear needs to have earned a support rank with the unit waking them up. There are 2 wake-up events per unit for each level of support they have with Alear. At the bed, the player is also able to lower the difficulty of their game, re-watch any story cut-scene, Support Conversations, Bond Conversations, or Wake-up Events, as well as listen to any music they have already unlocked during that playthrough.

Next to the bed is a dresser where a memento from whoever Alear chooses to give the Pact Ring can be found. This serves no in-game function.

In My Room the player will also find a piano where they will be able to re-watch the credits once they have beaten Chapter 26.

Ring Chamber

The Ring Chamber is unlocked after Chapter 4. It allows the player to check their Emblem Rings, inherit skills, create Bond Rings, polish their rings, and augment their engage weapons. The Ring Chamber has 12 pedestals, where the main game Emblem Rings are stored, as well as 7 altars for the DLC bracelets.

To inherit a skill from an Emblem, the unit must have the required amount of skill points, and at least a lv.5 bond with the Emblem.

The player can also create Bond Rings for 100 Bond Fragments per ring, with the ability to create 10 at once for 1,000. Bond Rings will increase the stats of the unit who equipped it, as well as occasionally give the wielder unique skills. Bond Rings come in 4 different tiers: C, B, A, and S. The higher the tier, the more stats the ring will increase. If the player has two identical rings of rank C, they can meld them together into a singular B rank ring. This process requires three identical B rank rings to make an A rank, and four A rank rings to make an S rank. This will cost 100 Bond Fragments from C to B, 1,000 from B to A, and 10,000 from A to S. Wearing a Bond Ring allows the unit to earn SP just like wearing an Emblem Ring.

The player can also improve the stats of their engage weapons by expending crystals. To augment a weapon, the weapon needs available slots. The amount of weapon slots available for the player to augment is initially set at 0, and will increase by 1 for each level 10 bond support the weapon's Emblem has with the player's units. The possible augmentations are: +Might, +Hit, +Avoid, +Crit, +Dodge, +Dex, +Spd, +Def, +Res, and +Effective Damage. The more an emblem weapon is augmented, the more crystals the augmentation will cost, differing dependent on the weapon.

The player can also polish their Emblem Rings and Bracelets, which will increase the bond between the Emblem and the unit polishing.

Armory

Main article: Armory

The Armory is run by Durthon and is unlocked after completing Chapter 4. The armory allows the player to buy weapons or sell unwanted items as they please.

The stock in the Armory is cumulative, which means that more items are added rather than the stock being set to a specific amount. For example, if the player has purchased the Javelin before beating Chapter 8, the armory will now have 2 Javelins in stock, rather than the 3 the table indicates.

All prices will be decreased by 30% if the player owns the Silver Card that can be obtained from Tiki's Paralogue.

In update 1.3.0, if Durthon is spoken to past Chapter 6, he will send the player to the Ancient Well, where they will receive the weapons Représailles and Revanche. This will also unlock the well.

Item Shop

Main article: Item shop

Like the Armory, the Item Shop is unlocked after beating Chapter 4. It is run by Anisse. The Item Shop allows the player to buy consumables, staves, and class change items, or lets them sell unwanted items.

The stock in the Item Shop is cumulative, like in the Armory, which means that more items are added rather than the stock being set to a certain amount. For example, if the player has purchased the Antitoxin before beating Chapter 8, the armory will now have 2 Antitoxins in stock, rather than the 3 the table indicates.

As with the Armory, all prices will be decreased by 30% if the player owns the Silver Card that can be obtained from Tiki's Paralogue.

Smithy

Main article: Forge

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The Smithy is unlocked upon completing Chapter 5, after which the player can forge their weapons in exchange for gold, as well as iron, steel, and silver ingots. The Smithy is run by Calney.

The Smithy can also engrave weapons with which improve the stats of the engraved weapon. Each engrave can only be applied to one weapon at a time. Engraving costs Bond Fragments.

Main Game Emblems
	Engraving	Mt	Hit	Crit	Wt	Avo	Ddg	Availability
	Beginnings	+1	+10	+10	--	+5	+5	Available until completing Chapter 10. Becomes available again after completing Chapter 22.
	Echoes	−1	--	--	−1	--	+50	Available until completing Chapter 10. Becomes available again after completing Chapter 20.
	Holy	+1	--	--	−1	+20	--	Available until completing Chapter 10. Becomes available again after completing Chapter 17.
	Genealogy	+1	+20	--	+1	+10	--	Available from Chapter 9 until completing Chapter 10. Becomes available again after completing Chapter 17.
	Binding	+2	--	--	+8	−30	--	Available from Chapter 9 until completing Chapter 10. Becomes available again after completing Chapter 19.
	Blazing	−3	+40	+20	−2	--	--	Complete Chapter 11.
	Sacred	--	+40	+20	--	−20	−20	Complete Chapter 16.
	Radiance	+3	--	--	+15	--	--	Complete Chapter 13.
	Dawn	−3	--	--	−1	+40	+20	Available from Chapter 7 until completing Chapter 10. Becomes available again after completing Chapter 19.
	Awakening	−1	+30	--	−1	+30	--	Complete Chapter 11.
	Fates	−2	--	+30	--	+10	+30	Complete Chapter 15.
	Academy	--	+30	+10	+2	+10	+30	Complete Chapter 14.
	Fire	−1	+20	+20	−1	+20	+20	Complete Chapter 22.

DLC Emblems
	Engraving	Mt	Hit	Crit	Wt	Avo	Ddg	Availability
	Dragons	+2	--	--	--	−20	−20	Complete The Ancestor.
	Strength	+3	--	--	+3	−30	−30	Complete The Brash General.
	Acumen	+2	--	--	--	−10	−20	Complete The Radiant Strategist.
	Bonds	+1	--	--	−1	+20	+20	Complete The Shepherd Exalt.
	Revelation	+1	--	+30	+1	−20	−20	Complete The Doting Sister.
	Rivals	+1	+10	+10	+1	+10	--	Visit Lookout Ridge from Chapter 7 onwards.
	Heroes	+1	−20	−20	−2	+20	+20	Complete The Lonely Heir.

The player is also able to exchange metals at the following rates:

Given	Received
Steel Ingot ×1	Iron Ingot ×9
Silver Ingot ×1	Iron Ingot ×90
Iron Ingot ×11	Steel Ingot ×1
Silver Ingot ×1	Steel Ingot×9
Iron Ingot ×110	Silver Ingot ×1
Steel Ingot ×11	Silver Ingot ×1

Boutique

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The Boutique is unlocked after completing Chapter 5 and is run by Pinet. Here the player can buy and change outfits and accessories for their units to wear while in the Somniel. Outfits and accessories provide no gameplay bonuses and are purely cosmetic. They can be bought for gold, as well as iron, steel, and silver ingots.

Arena

Main article: Arena

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The arena becomes available upon completing Chapter 5. In the arena, the player can have a unit battle a random member of their army up to 3 times per chapter to gain experience. The units who battle each other will also gain support with each other. Unlike in some other games in the franchise, units who lose in the arena will not die.

The player can also spend Bond Fragments in order to increase the bond between their Emblems and allies. The price for increasing their bonds are detailed in the table below:

Bond Level	Cost per Level	Total Cost
1	100	--
2		100
3		200
4		300
5		400
6	300	700
7		1,000
8		1,300
9		1,600
10		1,900
11	500	2,400
12		2,900
13		3,400
14		3,900
15		4,400
16		4,900
17		5,400
18		5,900
19		6,400
20		6,900

As of the 1.3.0 update, it is also possible to inherit skills at the arena.

Sommie Shrine

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At the Sommie Shrine, the player will find Sommie after completing Chapter 4. Sommie can be interacted with, which will grant the player Bond Fragments. When pet and fed, the bond between Sommie and Alear will increase. When Sommie's bond is high enough, it will follow the player around the Somniel and help them in minigames. Winning the minigames will also increase their bond level, but failing will lower it.

When feeding Sommie, the player will gain different amount of bond depending on if Sommie likes the specific food.

As Sommie's bond increases, more items will spawn on the Somniel. One Spirit Gem at bond rank 30+, another at bond rank 60+, and a rare vegatable, fruit, or fish, at rank 80+.

The first time the player interacts with Sommie, they will be asked to name it. They are also able to dress it up, which will increase their bond slightly.

Bulletin Board

Main articles: Achievements and Donation

At the Bulletin Board the player can donate to the nations of Elyos, in order to gain items, equipment, resources, and outfits, and they can collect Bond Fragments for completing Achievements.

Music Box

At the Music Box, the player can change the music that plays on the Somniel. 5 Tracks are available, which are unlocked during the story.

Song Title	Unlocked
A Tea Party in Firene	Complete Chapter 6
Good Company in Brodia	Complete Chapter 9
Dinner in Elusia	Complete Chapter 11
Camping in Solm	Complete Chapter 16
Emblems at the Dinner Table	Complete Chapter 26

Café Terrace

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At Café Terrace, the player can have one of their units cook for them and two other units of their choosing. The unit cooking is chosen at random. Cooking a meal will grant the player's entire army a stat boost, as well as a random boost based on the unit cooking's proficiencies. Depending on the unit cooking, the dish may achieve a unique title, which will vary from G tier to SS tier. Unique titles are the only way to raise a meal's quality above D tier. The amount of extra ingredients used, along with the proficiency of the unit cooking, will increase the chances of getting a unique title, as illustrated by the tables below. Adding a special ingredient does not affect the quality of the meal.

Dish Grade	Base Chance
Unique Title (SS-G)	55%
Ordinary (D)	35%
Failure (E-G)	10%

Every unit has 5 dishes they specialize in: 1 expert, 1 skilled, 2 capable, and 1 eager. A unit being proficient in a specific dish is represented by sparkles next to the dish in the cooking menu.

Proficiency	Chance for Unique Titles (SS–G)	Chance of Ordinary (D)	Chance of Failure (E–G)
Expert	+20%	−10%	−10%
Skilled	+15%	−10%	−5%
Capable	+3%	+2%	−5%
Eager	+10%	−15%	+5%

Extra Ingredients	Chance for Unique Titles (SS–G)	Chance of Ordinary (D)	Chance of Failure (E–G)
4	+12%	−6%	−6%
3	+9%	−4%	−5%
2	+6%	−3%	−3%
1	+3%	−1%	−2%

Every unit has 3 different unique titles they can obtain through cooking. The stat bonuses obtained through unique titles are added to the bonuses granted by the base meal. This makes it possible for the dish to grant a negative stat boost. Some stat-bonuses granted by unique titles may only apply to characters of a specific gender, age, or nationality. Adult characters are counted as those aged 20 or above, while children are aged 19 or under.

Potential stat-bonuses granted by unique titles
Unit cooking	Title & Rank	Base chance to obtain	Effect	Bonus granted to
Vander	Lackluster (E)	20%	−1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to single stat not boosted by dish	All
	Tasteful (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Adult
	Lythos-Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Lythian
Clanne	Mouthwatering (S)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Robust (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Male
	Your Favorite (A)	15%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to one stat not boosted by dish	Alear
Framme	Divine (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Lythian
	Your Favorite (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to one stat not boosted by dish	Alear
	Lythos Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Lythian
Alfred	Saintly (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Firenese
	Light, Refreshing (B)	20%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Male
	Stomach-Churning (F)	15%	Dish's stat boosts set to 0 Grants Str +2, Mag +2, Dex −1, Spd −1, Def −1, Res −1, Lck −1	All
Boucheron	Lip-Smacking (S)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Rather Tough (C)	20%	Def +1	All
	Crunchy (C)*		Def +2
	Firene-Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Firenese
Etie	Mild (B)	20%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Female
	Spicy (C)	20%	Dex +1	All
	Extremely Spicy (C)*		Dex +2
	Sweet (C)	15%	Lck +1	All
	Extremely Sweet (C)*		Lck +2
Céline	Sophisticated (B)	20%	+2 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Firene-Style (B)	20%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Firenese
	Mouthwatering (S)	15%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
Louis	Dainty (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Female
	Extremely Rich (B)	20%	+2 to one stat not boosted by dish	Male
	Firene-Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Firenese
Chloé	Rather Tough (C)	20%	Def +1	All
	Crunchy (C)*		Def +2
	Bittersweet (C)	20%	Spd +1	All
	Bitter (C)*		Spd +2
	Kind of Odd (C)	15%	Res +1	All
	Delightful (C)*		Res +2
Jean	Trendy (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Child
	Fresh (C)	20%	Mag +1	All
	Carefully Crafted (C)*		Mag +2
	Firene Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Firenese
Yunaka	Spicy (C)	20%	Dex +1	All
	Extremely Spicy (C)*		Dex +2
	Completely Burnt (G)	20%	Dish's stat boosts set to 0	All
	Hearty (C)	15%	Str +1	All
	Rustic (C)*		Str +2
Anna	First-Rate (SS)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Fresh (C)	20%	Mag +1	All
	Carefully Crafted (C)*		Mag +2
	Elusia-Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Elusian
Alcryst	Brodia Style (B)	20%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Brodian
	Bittersweet (C)	20%	Spd +1	All
	Bitter (C)*		Spd +2
	Delicious (S)	15%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
Lapis	Audacious (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Female
	Kind of Odd (C)	20%	Res +1	All
	Delightful (C)*		Res +2
	Brodia Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Brodian
Citrinne	Sweet (C)	20%	Lck +1	All
	Extremely Sweet (C)*		Lck +2
	Fresh (C)	20%	Mag +1	All
	Carefully Crafted (C)*		Mag +2
	Brodia Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Brodian
Diamant	Conqueror's (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Brodian
	Lackluster (E)	20%	−1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to single stat not boosted by dish	All
	Brodia Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Brodian
Amber	Extremely Rich (B)	20%	+2 to one stat not boosted by dish	Male
	Robust (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Male
	Brodia Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Brodian
Jade	Light, Refreshing (B)	20%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Male
	Well-Balanced (B)	20%	+2 to one stat not boosted by dish	Female
	Bittersweet (C)	15%	Spd +1	All
	Bitter (C)*		Spd +2
Ivy	Your Favorite (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to one stat not boosted by dish	Alear
	Sagacious (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Elusian
	Not-Quite-Right (E)	15%	−1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
Zelkov	Delicious (S)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Trendy (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Child
	Whimsical (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
Kagetsu	Rather Tough (C)	20%	Def +1	All
	Crunchy (C)*		Def +2
	Light, Refreshing (B)	20%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Male
	Elusia-Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Elusian
Fogado	Sophisticated (B)	20%	+2 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Kind of Odd (C)	20%	Res +1	All
	Delightful (C)*		Res +2
	Solm-Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Solmic
Pandreo	Unutterably Alien (E)	20%	−2 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Solm-Style (B)	20%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Solmic
	Not-Quite-Right (E)	15%	−1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
Bunet	First-Rate (SS)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Delicious (S)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Sophisticated (B)	15%	+2 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
Timerra	Courageous (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Solmic
	Audacious (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Female
	Solm-Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Solmic
Merrin	Extremely Rich (B)	20%	+2 to one stat not boosted by dish	Male
	Tasteful (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Adult
	Solm-Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Solmic
Panette	Bittersweet (C)	20%	Spd +1	All
	Bitter (C)*		Spd +2
	Spicy (C)	20%	Dex +1	All
	Extremely Spicy (C)*		Dex +2
	Hearty (C)	15%	Str +1	All
	Rustic (C)*		Str +2
Hortensia	Well-Balanced (B)	20%	+2 to one stat not boosted by dish	Female
	Lackluster (E)	20%	−1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to single stat not boosted by dish	All
	Elusia-Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Elusian
Seadall	Extremely Rich (B)	20%	+2 to one stat not boosted by dish	Male
	Mild (B)	20%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Female
	Solm-Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Solmic
Rosado	Dainty (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Female
	Whimsical (B)	20%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Elusia-Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Elusian
Goldmary	Decadent (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Male
	Mouthwatering (S)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Mild (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Female
Lindon	Fresh (C)	20%	Mag +1	All
	Carefully Crafted (C)*		Mag +2
	Sophisticated (B)	20%	+2 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Elusia-Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Elusian
Saphir	Hearty (C)	20%	Str +1	All
	Rustic (C)*		Str +2
	Whimsical (B)	20%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Lip-Smacking (S)	15%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
Veyle	Stomach-Churning (F)	20%	Dish's stat boosts set to 0 Grants Str +2, Mag +2, Dex −1, Spd −1, Def −1, Res −1, Lck −1	All
	Spicy (C)	20%	Dex +1	All
	Extremely Spicy (C)*		Dex +2
	Your Favorite (A)	15%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to one stat not boosted by dish	Alear
Mauvier	Unutterably Alien (E)	20%	−2 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Spicy (C)	20%	Dex +1	All
	Extremely Spicy (C)*		Dex +2
	Firene Style (B)	15%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Firenese
Nel DLC	Sophisticated (B)	20%	+2 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Spicy (C)	20%	Dex +1	All
	Extremely Spicy (C)*		Dex +2
	Decadent (A)	15%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Male
Rafal DLC	Not-Quite-Right (E)	20%	−1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Sweet (C)	20%	Lck +1	All
	Extremely Sweet (C)*		Lck +2
	Audacious (A)	15%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Female
Zelestia DLC	Unutterably Alien (E)	20%	−2 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
	Lackluster (E)	20%	−1 to all stats boosted by dish +2 to single stat not boosted by dish	All
	Delicious (S)	15%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
Gregory DLC	Dainty (A)	20%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Female
	Light, Refreshing (B)	20%	+1 to one stat not boosted by dish	Male
	Mouthwatering (S)	15%	+1 to all stats boosted by dish +1 to one stat not boosted by dish	All
Madeline DLC	Bittersweet (C)	20%	Spd +1	All
	Bitter (C)*		Spd +2
	Well-Balanced (B)	20%	+2 to one stat not boosted by dish	Female
	Kind of Odd (C)	15%	Res +1	All
	Delightful (C)*		Res +2

The two units the player chooses to dine with will gain support with the player and with each other, if the quality of the dish is at least D. If a special ingredient is added, the units eating will gain more support with each other. If the unit dining likes the food, or is neutral towards it, they will also gain more support points. A unit disliking a meal will not penalize the stat boost they gain, only affecting support.

If the unit cooking achieves a C rank or higher, the player will receive a packed meal, which serves as a consumable that can be eaten for 20 HP. If a new meal is cooked before the old one is eaten, the old one will be discarded.

The stat bonuses granted by Café Terrace last for one map. The player can only cook once per map.

Stable

After completing Chapter 4, the stable will become available. At the stable, the player can keep up to 5 animals that they have adopted during the free roaming sections after battles. These animals will provide the player with resources depending on the type of animal in the stables.

Some animals can give the player multiple different items. There is an equal chance of getting each item and only one can be received at a time.

Some animals require the player to reach donation level 2 with their respective country in order to adopt. These animals will only appear in their respective countries, except in Divine Paralogues and the Fell Xenologue. The donation level of the Paralogues and Xenologue is regarded as the average donation level of the four Elyosian countries rounded down.

Animals in Stables
Type of Animal	Specific Animal	Item Given	Requirement to Adopt
Sheep	Elyosian Sheep	Milk	--
Rabbit	White Hop Rabbit	Berries
	Hop Rabbit
Cat	Eastern Freecat	Salmon
	Western Freecat	Sardines
	Southern Freecat	Salmon
	Northern Freecat	Cod
	Firenese Cat	Carp	Firene donation lv.2
	Brodian Cat	Herring	Brodia donation lv.2
	Elusian Cat	Cod	Elusia donation lv.2
	Solmic Cat	Eel	Solm donation lv.2
Bird	Calisson Chicken	Eggs	Firene donation lv.2
	Aura Eagle	Beef Pork Chicken Mutton	Brodia donation lv.2
	Iris Owl	Berries Tomato	Elusia donation lv.2
Camel	Panna Camel	Wheat Flour Rice Beans Spices	Solm donation lv.2
Bird	Elyosian Pigeon	Nuts	--
	Elyosian Seagull
Dog	Elyosian Dog	Iron Ingot Steel Ingot Silver Ingot
	Black Elyosian Dog
	White Elyosian Dog
Donkey	Mère Donkey	Rare Vegetable	Firene donation lv.2
Marmot	Rutile Marmot	Rare Fruit	Brodia donation lv.2
Deer	Vervain Deer	Rare Vegetable	Elusia donation lv.2
Flamingo	Tartu Flamingo	Rare Fish	Solm donation lv.2

The Donkey, Marmot, Deer, and Flamingo each have a 20% chance of appearing after a battle in their respective country. If donation level is 5, they have a 50% chance of appearing.

Flea Market

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At the flea market the player can buy gifts for their allies, materials for smithing, or new fishing rods for the fishing minigame. More items will become available as the story progresses.

Fortune-Teller

The Fortune-Teller opens after Chapter 15 and is run by Seadall only at night. Here, the player can have the fortune of any of their units read. Doing this will randomly pick one of 24 tarot card outcomes for the unit chosen and one of the unit's current worries along with who the unit is currently thinking of. The outcome of the Fortune-Teller is entirely random. Like the Hubba Tester in Awakening and Fates, it has no effect on gameplay, and only provides randomly generated flavor text.

Tower of Trials

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The Tower of Trials is unlocked after beating Chapter 6. There the player can participate in Tempest Trials, Relay Trials and Outrealm Trials to gain in-game rewards.

Tempest Trials

The Tempest Trials are a series of maps that must be completed in a row. This mode becomes available after Chapter 11 with additional maps unlocking after Chapter 13 and Chapter 23.

The rewards for beating a Tempest Trial are Crystals and very rarely Banes used to augment engage weapons, as well as the rare Novice and Adept Books. While experience can be earned on Normal and Hard difficulty, no experience is earned for completing Tempest Trials on Maddening.

Relay Trials

The Relay Trials are maps that the player plays in co-operation with other players, switching control of the army every few turns. To access this mode, you must have an active membership to Nintendo Online, as well as a Relay Ticket. 1 Relay Ticket can be obtained every 24 real time hours, as well as when scanning a Fire Emblem series amiibo that has previously been scanned on a different day.

The rewards for beating a Relay Trial are Crystals, effective weaponry, Master and Second Seals, resources, Presents, and very rarely permanent stat-boosters. The player can also gain Novice, Adept, and Expert Books after beating the main campaign.

Outrealm Trials

Outrealm Trials is a 1v1 PvE multiplayer mode where the player faces up against other players' teams, controlled by a CPU opponent. Two options are available to the player; Quick Battle and Custom Battle. In Quick Battle, the two armies will fight on a randomly chosen preset map, while in Custom Battle the player is able to build their own custom map, where they will face up against the opponents' army on their own custom map.

The rewards for beating an Outrealm Trial are Bond Fragments, Tonics, and Presents. The player can also gain Novice, Adept, and Expert Books after beating the main campaign.

To access Relay Trials and Outrealm Trials the player must have an active membership to Nintendo Online.

Records Hall

The Records Hall unlocks after Chapter 6. Here the player can view and edit their profile card, as well as see the cards of other players the player has faced in the Tower of Trials. Stamps are unlocked as the player proceeds through the story, the Fell Xenologue and the DLC paralogues.

amiibo Gazebo

The amiibo Gazebo returns from Fire Emblem: Three Houses, where it once again allows the player to utilize their amiibo. Scanning any Fire Emblem character amiibo will give the player a Fashion Ticket and a Music Ticket, which can be used to unlock a unique outfit based on the 12 main Emblems, and a music track from each of the 12 original Emblems' games. The player must have obtained an Emblem Ring to purchase the corresponding outfit or music track. The unique outfits can only be worn by Alear, Nel, Rafal, and the eight Elyosian royals, and can only be worn by their respective gender.

If a non-Fire Emblem amiibo is scanned, the player will receive a random item instead. Up to five amiibo can be scanned per day.

Costume	Song
Marth Style	Trouble! (Marth)
Celica Style	With Mila's Divine Protection
Sigurd Style	End of the Holy War
Leif Style	Let's Go, Leif!
Roy Style	Beneath a New Light (Roy)
Lyn Style	Wind across the Plains
Eirika Style	The Final Battle
Ike Style	The Devoted
Micaiah Style	Echoes of Daybreak
Lucina Style	Destiny (Ablaze)
Corrin Style (Female)	End of All (Below)
Byleth Style (Male)	Fódlan Winds

Ancient Well

The Ancient Well is a feature added in update 1.3.0 and is unlocked after beating Chapter 6. To unlock it, the player needs to first talk to Durthon at the Armory, then head to the well where they will receive Représailles as well as Revanche. The Ancient Well allows the player to exchange up to five pieces of unwanted equipment in exchange for a random selection of new items. There are five levels of items that can be obtained depending on the purchasing price of the offered items, as portrayed by the table below:

Level	Buying price of items offered
1 Star	0G–999G
2 Star	1,000G–4,999G
3 Star	5,000G–9,999G
4 Star	10,000G–19,999G
5 Star	20,000G+

The Well also allows the player to access the Fell Xenologue as well as lower its difficulty. Lowering the difficulty at the Well will not affect the difficulty of the main game.

Stable, Orchard & Pool (support)

The Stable, Orchard and Pool were added with update 1.2.0 and serve as places where the player's units can gain support with each other between battles. Each location can only be used once per battle. The locations are functionally the same, and only differ visually.

Minigames

The Somniel also has minigames that can be played for in-game rewards.

Strength Training

Strength Training is hosted by Alfred and manned by any Firenese royal or retainer. Strength training allows Alear's stats to temporarily increase for one battle, along with a few Bond Fragments, if completed successfully. Higher difficulties grant bigger stat bonuses. There are three different categories of training:

Push-Ups: Grants increased strength. The player will have to time a button-press to a rhythm. The amount of times the button has to be pressed increases with difficulty. If the player misses three button inputs, they fail the minigame.

Sit-Ups: Grants increased maximum HP. The player will have to mash the A button in order to fill a gauge. The amount of times the gauge has to be filled increases with difficulty. The player cannot miss even once, otherwise they will fail.

Squats: Grants increased dexterity. The player will have to point the control sticks in the directions indicated by the arrows on screen. The amount of inputs increase with difficulty. The player has 3 strikes before failing.

If assisted by Sommie, the player is allowed to have more misses before failing.

Fishing

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Fishing is hosted by Diamant and manned by any Brodian royal or retainer. Fishing allows the player to fish, which will reward them with fish and Bond Fragments. Dependant on the time of day, different fish will be available to catch. The available fish will also vary based on the rod used, and where in the pond the line is cast. Once a fish is hooked, the player must mash the A button in order to reel it in, while pulling back the left thumbstick. If the fish stays near the top edge for too long, it will escape. The player can fish a maximum of 3 times between battles.

If assisted by Sommie, the fish's stamina will start cut in half.

Wyvern Ride

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Wyvern Ride is hosted by Ivy and manned by any Elyosian royal or retainer. Wyvern Ride sees the player in an on-rails shooter-like game where they must shoot floating targets to get a high-score. Increasing the difficulty of the minigame will change the layout of the course. Beating the minigame will reward the player with Bond Fragments as well as consumable items.

If assisted by Sommie, it will help shoot targets.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Somniel	Presumably derived from somnium, the Latin word for dream.
Japanese	ソラネル	Solanel; possibly derived from 空 sora, "sky".
Spanish	Somniel	--
French	Somniel	--
German	Somniel	--
Italian	Somniel	--
Korean	솔라넬	Solanel
Simplified Chinese	索拉涅尔	Solanel
Traditional Chinese	索拉涅爾	Solanel

See also

Game mechanics

Out-of-battle management Base (Barracks • Base Camp • Base conversation • Everyone's Conditions • Expedition • Garreg Mach Monastery (Abyss) • My Castle • Somniel) • Bonus experience • Calendar • Dungeons • Gameplay modes (Difficulty • Creature Campaign • New Game +) • Gold • Lessons • Mila Shrines • Peddler • Preparations • Renown • Shopping (Armory • Bargains • Forge • Item shop • Merchant • Online shop • Secret shop) • Supply convoy • World map Battles and chapters Arena • Battle save • Boss • Castle • Chapter (Alternate route • Paralogue • Side quest) • Chest • Combat forecast • Event tiles • Hidden treasure • Objectives • Reinforcement • Skirmish • Terrain (Hazards) • Trial Map • Turn (Turn rewind) • Weather (Fog of war) • Village Stats Units Action • Affinity • Authority • Biorhythm • Charm • Class (Class mastery • Class relative power • Unit type) • Constitution (Aid) • Defense • Experience • Follow-up critical multiplier • Growth rate • Hit point • Holy Blood • Inventory • Level • Luck • Magic • Morale • Movement • Proficiency • Resistance • Skill • Speed • Strength • Weapon level • Weight Weapons Brave weapon • Critical rate • Durability • Hit • Kill bonus • Might • Personal weapons • Range • Weapon experience • Weapon level • Weight • Worth Unit mechanics and commands Adjutant • Attack (Counterattack) • Auto-Battle • Battalion (Gambit) • Canto • Chain attack • Chain Guard • Class change (Reclass) • Combat art • Crests • Dance (Galdrar • Play • Sing) • Death (Decoy) • Dismount • Dragon Vein • Emblem Rings • Fatigue • Inventory • Laguz transformation • Love (Jealousy • Inheritance) • Pair Up • Rally • Recruitment • Rescue (Capture) • Skills (Offensive skill) • Smash • Staggering Blow • Status effects • Support • Talk • Trade • Unit (Avatar • Bond units • Bonus unit • Einherjar • Loan unit • Prisoner • Replacement unit) • Visit Calculations Attack • Attack speed • Avoid • Bonus damage • Critical hit (Combination bonus • Dodge • Triangle Attack) • Hit rate (True hit) • Random number generator • Weapon triangle (Trinity of magic) Connectivity amiibo • Data transfer • Double Duel • Downloadable content • Link Arena • Multiplayer battle • Online shop • SpotPass • StreetPass Other Barrier • Birthday • Class roll • Glitches • Movie • Multiple endings • Rankings • Sound Room • Tactician bonus

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Playable characters Alcryst • Alear • Alfred • Amber • Anna • Boucheron • Bunet • Céline • Chloé • Citrinne • Clanne • Diamant • Etie • Fogado • Framme • Goldmary • Gregory† • Hortensia • Ivy • Jade • Jean • Kagetsu • Lapis • Lindon • Louis • Madeline† • Mauvier • Merrin • Nel† • Nil† • Pandreo • Panette • Rafal† • Rosado • Saphir • Seadall • Timerra • Vander • Veyle • Yunaka • Zelestia† • Zelkov Non-playable characters Anisse • Anje • Calney • Durthon • Ève • Pinet • Sean • Seforia • Sommie Bosses Alcryst† • Alfred† • Abyme • Byleth • Camilla† • Celica • Céline† • Chrom† • Corrin • Diamant† • Eirika • Fogado† • Griss • Hector† • Hortensia • Hyacinth • Ike • Ivy • Leif • Lucina • Lumera • Lyn • Marni • Marth • Mauvier • Micaiah • Mitan • Morion • Nelucce • Nil† • Past Alear • Robin† • Rodine • Roy • Sigurd • Sombron • Soren† • Teronda • Tetchie • Tiki† • Timerra† • Totchie • Veronica† • Veyle • Zephia Background characters Nil† Emblems Alear • Byleth • Camilla† • Celica • Chrom† • Claude† • Corrin • Dimitri† • Edelgard† • Eirika • Ephraim • Hector† • Ike • Leif • Lucina • Lyn • Marth • Micaiah • Robin† • Roy • Sigurd • Soren† • Tiki† • Veronica† Regalia and personal weapons Libération • Misericorde • Obscurité • Wille Glanz Chapters Main story P: The Emblems • 1: Awake at Last • 2: Queen Lumera • 3: Hostilities • 4: A Land in Bloom • 5: Retaking the Castle • 6: The Stolen Ring • 7: Dark Emblem • 8: The Kingdom of Might • 9: A Clash of Forces • 10: The Fell Dragon Sombron • 11: Retreat • 12: The Sentinels • 13: Heroes of the Oasis • 14: The Battle for Solm • 15: Dancer in the Ruins • 16: Seashore Travels • 17: Serenity in Ruin • 18: The Cold Voyage • 19: The Dead Town • 20: The Kingless Castle • 21: The Return • 22: The Fell & the Divine • 23: The Four Hounds • 24: Recollections • 25: The Final Guardian • 26: The Last Engage Paralogues Budding Talent • Mysterious Merchant • The Exalt • The Lady of the Plains • The Radiant Hero • The Instructor • The Crux of Fate • The Azure Twin • The Holy Knight • The Sage Lord • The Dawn Maiden • The Young Lion • The Caring Princess • The Hero-King • The Connector Divine Paralogues The Ancestor • The Brash General • The Lonely Heir • The Radiant Strategist • The Doting Sister • The Shepherd Exalt Fell Xenologue 1: Dragons from Afar • 2: Seeds of Unrest • 3: Path to War • 4: Clash of Queens • 5: The Fell Heir • 6: Seven Bracelets Locations Elyos • Brodia • Elusia • Firene • Gradlon • Lythos • Solm • Somniel Groups, objects, and concepts Corrupted • Emblem Rings • Four Hounds • Four Winds† • First Fell Dragon War Lists Chapters • Characters • Classes (Class change) • Items • Scripts • Skills • Supports • Weapons Related topics Downloadable content • Manga • Movies • Name chart • Other games (Fire Emblem series) • Pre-release information (Unused content) • Soundtrack • Timeline • World map