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ChrisX
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The Whitewings for the most part tends to be more \'commoner\' or \'soldier/mercenary\' (though no less capable in combat)
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The Whitewings for the most part tends to be more \\\'commoner\\\' or \\\'soldier/mercenary\\\' (though no less capable in combat).
Huh, now that gives me incentive to work on the draft soon.
Huh, now that gives me incentive to work on the draft soon.
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There is one thing that the Pegasus Knights have in common: [[BlueBlood They tend to be part of nobility as well.]] Granted, Erinys alone is the sole exception, but lack or holy blood or not, she\'d end up being the Queen of Silesse even if she\'s not paired with Lewyn (and it\'s canon in \'\'Thracia 776\'\'), and this causes Fee to be part of Silesse nobility. This would make Tana a partial part of the archetype, because she is part of nobility but still a member of the \'Whitewings\' where she could execute a Triangle Attack. Although I can say that they could technically... overlap. (Sumia probably does not count because her marrying Chrom and becoming part of Ylisse nobility are not set in stone)
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There is one thing that the Pegasus Knights have in common: [[BlueBlood They tend to be part of nobility as well.]] Granted, Erinys alone is the sole exception, but lack or holy blood or not, she\\\'d end up being the Queen of Silesse even if she\\\'s not paired with Lewyn (and it\\\'s canon in \\\'\\\'Thracia 776\\\'\\\'), and this causes Fee to be part of Silesse nobility.
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This would make Tana a partial part of the archetype, because she is part of nobility but still a member of the \\\'Whitewings\\\' where she could execute a Triangle Attack. Although I can say that they could technically... overlap. (Sumia probably does not count because her marrying Chrom and becoming part of Ylisse nobility are not set in stone).
Bonus points if they have close relations to the Lord character (though they are not necessarily the Heroine).
Bonus points if they have close relations to the Lord character (though they are not necessarily the Heroine).
