—Opening Narration
Orders (暗夜軍襲来 Anya gun shūrai Nohr's Onslaught in Japanese Version) is Chapter 14 of Fire Emblem Fates in the Revelation Version.
Items
Dropped Items
- Silver Sword - Silas
House Items
Strategy
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Subjective: The following part of this article is based upon the editor's personal experiences and opinions, and therefore may not be applicable for all readers.
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At the beginning of the chapter, you immediately are forced to use Elise, Effie, and Arthur. They will start at what is to be assumed to be a much lower level than the rest of your army, especially if some of your units have already advanced, so proper care must be taken with all of them, especially Elise, whose Defense stat is low enough to let her be killed in one hit by most of the advanced units on the map. Arthur and Effie also start with very average weapons, so trading them better ones may be wise if you wish to get better preformance out of them.
Elise is required to recruit both Charlotte and Benny, found on opposite sides of the map. They will approach you if you get within either their area of attack or another units area of attack, at which point they will go to said units side to enter Attack Stance. Since Elise has 7 movement on her own, you should only need to clear out all the enemies who pose a threat and position Elise just outside of Charlotte and Bennys area of mobility/attack the turn before moving her in to recruit them. These two might also require some safety in using them, Charlotte especially due to her much lower defensive stats compared to Benny or some of your other units.
In the enemys first turn, the Partition in the top-left is going to be broken immediately, allowing for the enemies in that area to begin entering the area all of your units start in.
By the time most of the enemy who was on the map from the start are cleared out, reinforcements should begin arriving. It will start out small, spawning Cavaliers and Mercenarys at first, but eventually going up to Paladins to replace the Cavaliers (though the person testing this only began to notice as they entered the high 20s to early 30s turn count).
The two Generals blocking the way to Silas will never move. Sporting 24 defense (on Hard, and 19 on Normal), this can allow for you to give a weaker unit (noticably, any of the four you have just recruited) a ranged weapon that puts the wielder a point or two over 24 and effectively grind on these two Generals. The player can even let the unit do no damage but be in attack stance with someone who can do at least one damage to effectively extend the exp earned to other units, though the player will need to keep an eye out for reinforcements.
Because Silas' stats are barely any higher than those of the Cavaliers around the map, picking him off from a distance or having a Dagger user lower his stats before sending out one of the Beast units you obtained earlier will be enough to take him down.
Pre-Battle Quote
Vs. Avatar
- Silas: Avatar...You've decided to face me directly. Now I'll be forced to kill you...
- Avatar: Why do you look so sad? Isn't killing me your mission?
- Silas: When I became a castle knight, I did it hoping to see you again one day. And yet when we finally meet, it's on the battlefield, opposite one another. Prepare yourself, Avatar. Though we're best friends, I must obey. Maybe it is better for you to go to you grave never remembering me...
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