Yeah? ""End of spoilers. Longtime followers are no doubt excited to dive into the game and start building up their house, and in order to do so, they'll eventually want to track down Crests. I'd say that could sort of classify since a divine being manipulated time to stave chaos, and it resulted in weird stuff like there being two Robins. She is particularly comfortable and friendly with Byleth during her interactions with them, as she repeatedly insists to them throughout their supports to not think of her as Rhea the Archbishop, but just Rhea, believing Byleth is the only person she can talk to as herself. It's some really confusing stuff. Meanwhile, Nemesis is awakened from his tomb by the cult; he and his 10 Elites had merely been a band of thieves who took power from Sothis and her kin after they were slain by the cult in the ancient era. Dimitri eventually forces a massive battle between his own army, the Empire, and the Alliance, resulting in heavy losses on all sides.

Like all other gauntlets, the Dragon Claws have a low weight and might but compensate for this by being a brave weapon. The following section contains spoilers, viewing it will cost a lot. However, her plans are shattered when Sothis does not revive and the tomb is invaded by The Imperial Army begins looting the tombs, prompting Rhea to order Byleth and their students to defend them from the thieves. I don't know, maybe I just have a cynical way of looking at it, but it always seems like gods in stories are just apathetic and lack any motivation to even keep the mortals alive except for amusement or what-have-you. Byleth and Claude continue their advance, attacking the Empire capital. Wait so a Dragon Break is when there's different paths taken but lead to the same outcome right? The following section contains spoilers, viewing it will cost a lot. I guess. I guess the main point of this post is less of speculation (mainly because any evidence at this point is inconclusive at best) and more of how everyone feels about this possibility. It's a pleasure doing business with you! in the trailer we see several things that evoke imagery from previous fire emblem entries, we have what appear to be divine dragons in front of a goddess, it also takes place on a landmass which looks like tellius, which looks like a landmass in jugdral, edelgard also takes a few design cues from micaiah this could point to tellius being introduced into archenaen lore and if this is the case perhaps elibe and fateslandia could also be included in some form. A Fire Emblem fan site since 1st February 2005. in the trailer we see several things that evoke imagery from previous fire emblem entries, we have what appear to be divine dragons in front of a goddess, it also takes place on a landmass which looks like tellius, which looks like a landmass in jugdral, edelgard also takes a few design cues from micaiah this could point to tellius being introduced into archenaen lore and if this is the case perhaps elibe and fateslandia could also be included in some form. If the Black Eagles were taught, Byleth still sides with Rhea unless certain supports and events with Edelgard were completed, in which case they may choose to protect Edelgard instead. To learn even more about the latest Intelligent Systems release, be sure to drop by Shacknews' Kevin Tucker is a core component of Shacknews' powerful guide development team. It's a pleasure doing business with you! This site was created to provide accurate … Rhea then accompanies Byleth and Claude as they travel to Shambhala and defeat Rhea still accompanies Byleth as Byleth confronts and defeats If Byleth has obtained an A-rank support with Rhea, she survives the battle, where she decides to step down and has Byleth replace her as the archbishop of the Church of Seiros, before living in seclusion at Zanado.

Edelgard is defeated and killed, but Byleth and Claude learn that "those who slither in the dark" have been manipulating both the current war as well as the war 1000 years ago.