Cohort of the Dead is the ninth chapter of Book III of Fire Emblem Heroes.
The five parts of this chapter are A Pause in Hostilities, The Protector, The Schemer, The Future, and My Sanity Died with Them.
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Part 1: A Pause in Hostilities[edit | edit source]
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You will have 4 units on your team. You will also have 4 opponents: Female Byleth, an Emblian Blue Mage, an Emblian Bow Flier, and an Emblian Cleric.
Part 2: The Protector[edit | edit source]
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You will have 4 units on your team. You will also have 5 opponents: Dimitri, an Emblian Sword Fighter, an Emblian Axe Fighter, an Emblian Green Cavalier, and an Emblian Lance Flier.
Part 3: The Schemer[edit | edit source]
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You will have 4 units on your team. You will also have 5 opponents: Claude, an Emblian Red Mage, an Emblian Axe Cavalier, an Emblian Thief, and an Emblian Cleric.
Part 4: The Future[edit | edit source]
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You will have 4 units on your team. You will also have 5 opponents: Edelgard, an Emblian Red Mage, an Emblian Sword Dragon, an Emblian Lance Knight, and an Emblian Blue Flier.
Part 5: My Sanity Died with Them[edit | edit source]
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You will have 4 units on your team. You will also have 4 opponents and one boss: Líf, Female Byleth, Edelgard, Dimitri, and Claude.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- This is the first chapter to include characters from Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and was released as part of a launch celebration for the game.
- As a result of this, the characters featured in this chapter appeared in Heroes before the actual game they originate from was released.
- The music playing in the four parts of this chapter is "Fódlan Winds" from Fire Emblem: Three Houses.
