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The Caring Princess is a Paralogue in Fire Emblem Engage.
Story[]
Alear arrives on an island off the coast of Solm, which Celica likens to the Seabound Shrine from her world. She reminisces on the start of her journey, and laments her stubbornness for having come to the island in the first place, as it housed a necrodragon. Alear reaffirms her tale and her decision to help others in need, saying they would do the same. Afterwards, Celica challenges Alear to a trial which will strengthen their bonds, which Alear accepts.
Alear manages to defeat Celica, who congratulates them on their victory. She urges them to continue forging all of their bonds, as they will grant them the strength to save the world, and build a new one with kindness. Though Alear doubts themself, Celica assures them that they are capable of doing so.
Initial enemies[]
- Celica
- 3x High Priest
- 2x Phantom Wyrm
Reinforcements[]
Turn 1
- 4x Swordmaster
- 4x Wyvern Knight
- 4x Halberdier
Turn 4 (2 Maddening)
Turn 5 (3 Hard/Maddening)
Turn 6 (4 Maddening)
- 4 Swordmaster
- 4 Halberdier
Turn 7 (5 Hard/Maddening)
- 4 Wyvern Knight
Items[]
- 1000G - Dropped by High Priest
- 1000G - Dropped by High Priest
- 1000G - Dropped by High Priest
- 1000G - Dropped by Phantom Wyrm
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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Depending on the makeup of your team, it's possible to finish this chapter in as few as two turns. If the player moves a unit within range of Celica's Warp Ragnarok on Turn 1, she will attack with it, leaving her in range for the player to attack her on Turn 2.
Trivia[]
- The layout of this map is pulled from the Seabound Shrine in Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia.
- The map has Phantom Wyrms to represent the Necrodragons present in the original.
- This map also has enemies who will summon reinforcements until they are defeated. These are a reference to Cantors, which, while not present in the original map, are an enemy class otherwise unique to Fire Emblem Gaiden and its remake.