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Author: acrobox

Jan 11th 2014 at 7:43:30 PM

*FireEmblemTellius both the Beorc nations and the Laguz tribes have this dynamic.
** Beorc Nations
*** Crimea: Justice, their ruling house is known for wanting to build bridges with the Laguz and common people are typically easygoing. This is also the home country of the heroes the Greil Mercenaries and their Princess and friend Elincia who they rescue and help restore to the throne.
*** Begnion: Discipline. Noted for their heavily structred society and caste system. As opposed to Crimea who leads fro mthe heart, the Begnion nobles are noted for their deception and long winded conspiracies to get what they want. The ruling class sees themselves as the Goddesses elite, and become the Diciples of Order in the climax.
*** Daein: Chaos. Led by the Mad King Ashnard, Daeins tactics were designed to throw the world into chaos by attacking and conquering Crimea unprovoked. Even after Ashnard is dthroned, Pelleas and Micaiah's reign is marked by their unorthodox and savage tactics.
** Laguz Tribes
*** Beast Tribe: Justice. Guided by the honorable king Caineighis, like the Criemans they seek to end racial hostilities across the continent. They believe foremost in strength and courage, and tend to stand on the right side of history.
*** Dragon Tribe: Discipline. They are isolationists who believe that all conflict will incite the end of an era and the awakening of the Dark God. They also discipline themselves into having stoic personalities, because once they get going in battle they can easily become berserkers. When the Goddess awakens they too become Disciples of Order as they await their final judgement. 
*** Bird Tribe: Chaos. Winged pirates in the southern seas. The crows especially are known to be untrustworthy, not above sacrificing their own childhood friends for their ideals. The Hawks less so, but they revel in the chaotic energies unleashed over the course of the series. The Herons who used to be between Justice and Discipline were subject to genocide. The survivors all become more chaotic to cope in the new world. The BigBad is also a disenfranchised heron who wanted to completely destroy the world.