Fire Emblem

Got it, just a delay I guess.

Enjoy the maps and new weapons to play with.

Welcome to the team, Gangrel. That chapter was pretty easy too. It was full of axemen, so I just brought a ton of swordsmen!

edited 19th Sep '14 6:42:55 PM by HamburgerTime

You could make some stretched arguments over who "canon fathers" are, based on what traits the children inherit from their fathers. Take Owain for example. Depending on his father, he could

• Inherit his idea of heroism and honor having watched Fredrick.
• Inherit his sense of poetry and flashiness from Virion.
• Invent his own personality due to Stahl's blandness.
• Inherit Vaike's childish and somewhat violent demeanor.
• Inherit Lon'qu's swordsmanship.
• Invent his own personality due to Kellam's blandness. Again.
• Go against Libra's and his mother's desires to be a healer and be something more "actiony."

Etc. etc. etc.

I think I have the hang of Secret Great Knight's chapter, but I keep making little errors, usually leaving a frailer character in range of SGK himself. One very interesting time, Morgan actually managed to fell SGK with a crit, but was left weak enough for the Mooks to pick her off afterward. Gotta remember to highlight his attack range, because he sure hurts!

Remember that Chrom has to battle him.

Not beat him but battle him at least once.

Who's Secret Great Knight?

Walhart.

I like Gregor!Severa because the hair goes very well with her custom Hero outfit.

edited 19th Sep '14 7:53:13 PM by ekimmak

It also means she can inherit Axefaire!

Secret Trickster's chapter was really sad, by the way. I thought so at least. Luckily, I gave him the last hit on his horrible boss Zanth.

Finished awakening earlier today. Then, once I had my morning shower, I beat Fire Emblem: Awakening.

I love the bit in the end about [Kellam's wife's] husband's name having been lost to history.

That made me kind of mad, actually.

Kellam deserves better than that.

You can save Kellam from obscurity, and Secret Trickster from early death, only by marrying them to Robin, I believe.

edited 19th Sep '14 8:02:01 PM by HamburgerTime

I get the feeling that Kellam is one giant stab at the whole "disappeared from history" cop-out endings some characters have gotten over the course of the series.

Only one I can think of off the top of my head are Knoll and Renault, both of whom wanted it that way.

Who's Secret Trickster, Anna?

Gangrel.

The Secret Class characters are all from the end game Paralogues and, with one exception, are all characters who were important to the plot.

In regard to "saving" Secret Trickster from his death should you marry him, I don't think it's that sad. He IS a Death Seeker, so in a way he's getting his "happy" ending.

Kellam is a bit more unfortunate though.

And he kinda deserves to die, anyway.

Kellam... I dunno. It's just annoying that they couldn't give him a better ending than one last punchline for his dumb joke.

edited 19th Sep '14 8:31:33 PM by Mukora

I think that's why I've been leaving him unwed recently- He has a decent personal ending, even if it involves the Shepards being... Not very perceptive.

Secret Great Knight is the one I want most, due to how, shall we say, unique he is. I also plan on taking him to the finale because I think he deserves a shot at Grima.

So, after all this discussion, I have but one question to ask:

Just WHO is Kellam?

EDIT: And it's a pagetopper! Oh yeah!

edited 19th Sep '14 8:39:39 PM by Zelenal

HE'S JEAN VAL*javelin'd*

Kellam got the finishing blow on Grima, and saved the world.

How could THAT be lost to the history books?