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|title = Fierce Winds |
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|game = [[Fire Emblem Fates]] |
|game = [[Fire Emblem Fates]] |
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| − | |objective = Rout |
+ | |objective = Rout the enemy |
|number of allowed units = [[Avatar (Fates)|Avatar]] + 10 |
|number of allowed units = [[Avatar (Fates)|Avatar]] + 10 |
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|units gained = [[Hinoka]], [[Setsuna]], [[Azama]] (NPCs, Speak to Hinoka to recruit)<br> [[Hayato]] (End of Chapter) |
|units gained = [[Hinoka]], [[Setsuna]], [[Azama]] (NPCs, Speak to Hinoka to recruit)<br> [[Hayato]] (End of Chapter) |
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|boss name = [[Fuga]]|pre = [[A Vow Upheld]] or [[Tragic Start]]|next = [[Land of Gods]]}} |
|boss name = [[Fuga]]|pre = [[A Vow Upheld]] or [[Tragic Start]]|next = [[Land of Gods]]}} |
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| − | {{Quote|Having defended Fort Jinya against |
+ | {{Quote|Having defended [[Fort Jinya]] against [[Nohr]]ian invaders. The [[Avatar (Fates)|Avatar]] recruits a [[Silas|long-lost friend]]. Now with [[Ryoma]] and [[Takumi]] in danger, the party sets out toward [[Izumo]].|Opening Narration}} |
| − | '''Fierce Winds''' (猛き風 ''Mōki Kaze'' '''Ferocious Winds''' in the Japanese version) is Chapter 8 of [[Fire Emblem Fates]] in the Birthright Version. |
+ | '''Fierce Winds''' (猛き風 ''Mōki Kaze'' '''Ferocious Winds''' in the Japanese version) is Chapter 8 of [[Fire Emblem Fates]] in the Birthright Version. This chapter takes place in the [[Wind Tribe Village]]. |
==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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| − | On the [[Eternal Stairway]], the Avatar and their allies are walking up. The Avatar complains about how long the staircase is and groans when they are notified that they're only halfway through it. Suddenly, [[Faceless]] ambush the Hoshidans. The Avatar and Kaze kill the Faceless, only for the magic to drop and reveal them as Wind Tribe members. [[Iago]] teleports in, mocks the Avatar and then teleports out to prevent the Wind Tribe from finding out that it was a ruse. |
+ | On the [[Eternal Stairway]], the [[Avatar (Fates)|Avatar]] and their allies are walking up. The Avatar complains about how long the staircase is and groans when they are notified that they're only halfway through it. Suddenly, [[Faceless]] ambush the [[Hoshido|Hoshidans]]. The Avatar and [[Kaze]] kill the Faceless, only for the magic to drop and reveal them as [[Wind Tribe]] members. [[Iago]] teleports in, mocks the Avatar and then teleports out to prevent the Wind Tribe from finding out that it was a ruse. |
| − | Outside the stairway, two Wind Tribe members wait for them outside, angry at the deaths of their fellow tribesmen. The Avatar tries to tell them that it was a misunderstanding, but they refuse to listen to them. They are shocked when they see Sakura, but are convinced by her to listen to the Avatar. They accompany them to the Wind Tribe, where Fuga asks the Avatar to prove the truth by fighting him and his tribesmen. |
+ | Outside the stairway, two Wind Tribe members wait for them outside, angry at the deaths of their fellow tribesmen. The Avatar tries to tell them that it was a misunderstanding, but they refuse to listen to them. They are shocked when they see [[Sakura]], but are convinced by her to listen to the Avatar. They accompany them to the Wind Tribe, where [[Fuga]] asks the Avatar to prove the truth by fighting him and his tribesmen. |
After the battle, Fuga knows the Avatar speaks the truth as he knew no one would go so far as to going to the village unarmed. He notices their [[Yato]] and tells them a bit about King [[Sumeragi]], who was his friend. He loans [[Hayato]] to their cause as part of a "mutual" agreement before returning to the village. |
After the battle, Fuga knows the Avatar speaks the truth as he knew no one would go so far as to going to the village unarmed. He notices their [[Yato]] and tells them a bit about King [[Sumeragi]], who was his friend. He loans [[Hayato]] to their cause as part of a "mutual" agreement before returning to the village. |
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Upon starting the chapter, clear off the enemies nearby and move the Avatar towards the southwestern corner of the map. [[Hinoka]] and her two retainers, [[Setsuna]] and [[Azama]], will appear at the start of your next turn and all three can be recruited by having the Avatar speak to her. Use the [[Dragon Vein]] in the chapter to turn desert tiles into grass so more of your units are able to move through more tiles at once. |
Upon starting the chapter, clear off the enemies nearby and move the Avatar towards the southwestern corner of the map. [[Hinoka]] and her two retainers, [[Setsuna]] and [[Azama]], will appear at the start of your next turn and all three can be recruited by having the Avatar speak to her. Use the [[Dragon Vein]] in the chapter to turn desert tiles into grass so more of your units are able to move through more tiles at once. |
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| − | Fuga is the first promoted enemy encountered in ''Birthright''. As a [[Master of Arms]], he already comes with [[Seal Strength]] and [[Vantage (Skill)|Vantage]]. Since it is unlikely that you will defeat him in one turn, his Seal Strength skill will drop your units strength by 6 after the battle ends, which will make defeating him difficult. As his health drops below half, his Vantage skill starts activating. On Hard and Lunatic, this is accompanied with [[Duelist's Blow]], making him harder to kill when he attacks. Fortunately, Fuga does not move from his spot and does not carry a 1-2 range weapon so badly wounded units can move out of his range to recover lost health if needed. |
+ | [[Fuga]] is the first promoted enemy encountered in ''Birthright''. As a [[Master of Arms]], he already comes with [[Seal Strength]] and [[Vantage (Skill)|Vantage]]. Since it is unlikely that you will defeat him in one turn, his Seal Strength skill will drop your units strength by 6 after the battle ends, which will make defeating him difficult. As his health drops below half, his Vantage skill starts activating. On Hard and Lunatic, this is accompanied with [[Duelist's Blow]], making him harder to kill when he attacks. Fortunately, Fuga does not move from his spot and does not carry a 1-2 range weapon so badly wounded units can move out of his range to recover lost health if needed. |
==Items== |
==Items== |
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Revision as of 14:15, 13 November 2017
—Opening Narration
Fierce Winds (猛き風 Mōki Kaze Ferocious Winds in the Japanese version) is Chapter 8 of Fire Emblem Fates in the Birthright Version. This chapter takes place in the Wind Tribe Village.
Synopsis
On the Eternal Stairway, the Avatar and their allies are walking up. The Avatar complains about how long the staircase is and groans when they are notified that they're only halfway through it. Suddenly, Faceless ambush the Hoshidans. The Avatar and Kaze kill the Faceless, only for the magic to drop and reveal them as Wind Tribe members. Iago teleports in, mocks the Avatar and then teleports out to prevent the Wind Tribe from finding out that it was a ruse.
Outside the stairway, two Wind Tribe members wait for them outside, angry at the deaths of their fellow tribesmen. The Avatar tries to tell them that it was a misunderstanding, but they refuse to listen to them. They are shocked when they see Sakura, but are convinced by her to listen to the Avatar. They accompany them to the Wind Tribe, where Fuga asks the Avatar to prove the truth by fighting him and his tribesmen.
After the battle, Fuga knows the Avatar speaks the truth as he knew no one would go so far as to going to the village unarmed. He notices their Yato and tells them a bit about King Sumeragi, who was his friend. He loans Hayato to their cause as part of a "mutual" agreement before returning to the village.
Script
The script for this chapter can be found here.
Strategy
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Upon starting the chapter, clear off the enemies nearby and move the Avatar towards the southwestern corner of the map. Hinoka and her two retainers, Setsuna and Azama, will appear at the start of your next turn and all three can be recruited by having the Avatar speak to her. Use the Dragon Vein in the chapter to turn desert tiles into grass so more of your units are able to move through more tiles at once.
Fuga is the first promoted enemy encountered in Birthright. As a Master of Arms, he already comes with Seal Strength and Vantage. Since it is unlikely that you will defeat him in one turn, his Seal Strength skill will drop your units strength by 6 after the battle ends, which will make defeating him difficult. As his health drops below half, his Vantage skill starts activating. On Hard and Lunatic, this is accompanied with Duelist's Blow, making him harder to kill when he attacks. Fortunately, Fuga does not move from his spot and does not carry a 1-2 range weapon so badly wounded units can move out of his range to recover lost health if needed.