History VideoGame / WarOfTheVisionsFinalFantasyBraveExvius

* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler: Sterne, whose frustration and resentment at Oelde's refusal to field him in battle turns into outright patricidal rage after he and his mother are left behind while Oelde flees the kingdom. He willingly joins Sadali for the opportunity to murder Oelde.]]

* ArrangedMarriage: Princess Macherie of Hourne is engaged to King Muraga of Fennes as part of an alliance between the two nations and the story begins with her trying to travel through Leonis to get to Fennes for the wedding.
** Also as part of the alliance, Macherie's older brother, Dario, is already married to Muraga's "daughter", Vinera.

** And then in Arc 2, Rundall ''arrives'' on the eastern front... and it is revealed that [[spoiler:it is attempting to unite Ardra to fight against an even ''greater'' GreaterScopeVillain]].

* ColorMotifs[=/=]ColorCodedArmies: Each main army has a color attached to themselves; Leonis is [[RedIsHeroic red]], Hourne is a strong magenta, Fennes is gold and [[PurpleIsPowerful purple]], Wezette is blue.

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''War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius'' is a [[AllegedlyFreeGame Free-to-play]] game in the [[RunningGag eye-searingly popular]] ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' series.

It is a spinoff tactical RPG of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyBraveExvius''. It was announced on December 2, 2018 and released in Japan on November 14, 2019, followed by the worldwide release on March 25, 2020. Just as how ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyBraveExvius'' is the ''VideoGame/BraveFrontier'' to the ''Final Fantasy'' series, ''War of the Visions'' seems to take some cues from another Gumi tactical RPG, ''The VideoGame/AlchemistCode''.

** Also as part of the alliance, Macherie's younger brother, Dario, is already married to Muraga's "daughter", Vinera.

** And then in Arc 2, Rundall ''arrives'' on the eastern front.

** Downplayed, as far as units go. The gap between some Ultra Rare units and Mega Rare units exists, but is rather small for casual play. Mont is considered on par with an Ultra Rare unit, and other easy-to-obtain Mega Rares like Gaffgarion, Shadowlynx, and Rairyuu are considered close behind low-end Ultra Rares. Salire, the only Mega Mega Rare unit, is outright on par with Ultra Rares. Phoebe and Chell are strong support mages despite their rarity, while Mia is a good thief at Rare. On the other hand, the early 100-cost units, whose shards cost twice as much in the shop, are considered to be at best a minor upgrade to the best Ultra Rares. Thancred is an egregious case, since he is limited-time, has no Limit Burst (not to mention an underpowered kit), and his Trust Mastery Reward has no ability attached to it. Gilgamesh is strong in the right compositions, but suffers a bit from being a MasterofNone. Winged One is split between ATK and MAG skills. It took six months for Gumi to release a cost-100 unit that was considered the best in his class, and even then some questioned whether or not he was worth it.

** Downplayed, as far as units go. The gap between some Ultra Rare units and Mega Rare units exists, but is rather small. Mont is considered on par with an Ultra Rare unit, and other easy-to-obtain Mega Rares like Gaffgarion, Shadowlynx, and Rairyuu are considered on par with low-end Ultra Rares. Salire, the only Mega Mega Rare unit, is arguably the best mage in the game. Phoebe is a strong support mage despite being a Super Rare, while Mia is a good thief at Rare. On the other hand, the early 100-cost units, whose shards cost twice as much in the shop, are considered to be at best a minor upgrade to the best Ultra Rares. Thancred is a particularly egregious case, since he is also limited-time, has no Limit Burst, and his Trust Mastery Reward has no ability. It took six months for Gumi to release a cost-100 unit that was considered the best in his class, and even then some questioned whether or not he was worth it.
** Subverted with Vision Cards. Vow of Love, which is widely accepted to be the best Vision Card in the game, is a Mega Rare. An Ultra Rare card with more party ATK exists, but most use Vow on their tank because of its Hate increase. Leonis Castle is a very strong defensive vision card, while Hourne Castle provides gobs of ATK to its user. Both are Rare cards. In contrast, some Ultra Rare cards are considered niche or unusable trash.

** Just like Rain from ''Videogame/FinalFantasyBraveExvius'', Mont, the main character, can summon Visions to aid him in battle.

** Downplayed, as far as units go. The gap between some Ultra Rare units and Mega Rare units exists, but is rather small. Mont is considered on par with an Ultra Rare unit, and other easy-to-obtain Mega Rares like Gaffgarion, Shadowlynx, and Rairyuu are considered on par with low-end Ultra Rares. Salire, the only Mega Mega Rare unit, is arguably the best mage in the game. Phoebe is a strong support mage despite being a Super Rare, while Mia is a good thief at Rare. On the other hand, the early "Ultra Ultra Rare" units, whose shards cost twice as much in the shop, are considered to be at best a minor upgrade to the best Ultra Rares. Thancred is a particularly egregious case, since he is also limited-time. It took six months for Gumi to release an Ultra Ultra Rare that was considered the best in his class, and even then some questioned whether or not he was worth it.

''War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius'' is a [[AllegedlyFreeGame Free-to-play]] game in the ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' series.

** The Version 2.0.0 update saw the addition of a pity mechanic, guaranteeing an Ultra Rare after every pull. It also guaranteed 3 shards for every featured unit in the Whimsy Shop, lessening the time it takes. Both were introduced to the Global version months after the Japanese version.

** Downplayed, as far as units go. The gap between some Ultra Rare units and Mega Rare units exists, but is rather small. Mont is considered on par with an Ultra Rare unit, and other easy-to-obtain Mega Rares like Gaffgarion, Shadowlynx, and Rairyuu are considered on par with low-end Ultra Rares. Salire, the only Mega Mega Rare unit, is arguably the best mage in the game. Phoebe is a strong support mage despite being a Super Rare, while Mia is a good thief at Rare. On the other hand, the early "Ultra Ultra Rare" units [[note]]Gilgamesh and Thancred, who have
a cost of 100 instead of 80[[/note]], whose shards cost twice as much in the shop, are considered to be at best a minor upgrade to the best Ultra Rares. Thancred is a particularly egregious case, since he is also limited-time. It took six months for Gumi to release an Ultra Ultra Rare that was considered the best in his class, and even then some questioned whether or not he was worth it.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: The release of [[spoiler: Sterne]], Knight of Ruin, spoiled [[spoiler: his HeelFaceTurn against Leonis]]. Much like in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyBraveExvius'', the character is publicly made available with full promotion.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: The release of [[spoiler: Sterne]], Knight of Destruction, spoiled [[spoiler: his HeelFaceTurn against Leonis]]. Much like in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyBraveExvius'', the character is publicly made available with full promotion.

** While the first ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyTactics'' units focused on their conventional roles, the second batch primarily focused on dealing status effects.

** Downplayed, as far as units go. The gap between some Ultra Rare units and Mega Rare units exists, but is rather small. Mont is considered on par with an Ultra Rare unit, and other easy-to-obtain Mega Rares like Gaffgarion, Shadowlynx, and Rairyuu are considered on par with low-end Ultra Rares. Salire, the only Mega Mega Rare unit, is arguably the best mage in the game. Phoebe is a strong support mage despite being a Super Rare, while Mia is a good thief at Rare. On the other hand, the "Ultra Ultra Rare" units [[note]]Gilgamesh, Sterne, Knight of Destruction, and Thancred[[/note]], whose shards cost twice as much in the shop, are considered to be a minor upgrade to the best Ultra Rares.