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Fire Emblem Fates Guide

2015 · Tactical RPG

Box art

Fire Emblem Fates box art
Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright packaging; Conquest and Revelation are distinct campaigns.

Game guides

Find the guide you need
GuideWhat you will find
Nintendo’s Fates artwork brings the Hoshidan and Nohrian royal families together.Birthright, Conquest and Revelation DifferencesChoose an available route and a loss setting that fits the campaign you want to play.
A Fates combat close-up shows an electrical attack striking a mounted fighter.Attack Stance, Guard Stance and Weapon TriangleChoose between extra actions and protection before committing to an enemy phase.
A close-up battle displays a support bonus beside the combatants.Class Seals, Promotions and Support-Based ClassesChoose the seal that reaches the desired class without wasting a rare item.
Felicia presents the My Castle management menu in a Japanese-language Nintendo 3DS capture.My Castle, Supplies and Support PlanningUse the between-map base to prepare a stronger army before the next deployment.
Leo and Xander appear in a Nohr story scene.Characters and Route-Specific Royal FamiliesIdentify the shared leads and compare the Hoshidan and Nohrian siblings.

At a glance

Three useful starting points
FocusWhat to know
Choose the route deliberatelyBirthright, Conquest and Revelation have different maps and rosters.
Pair Up changes the tradeoffGuard Stance protects; adjacent allies enable Attack Stance.
Read weapons and skillsCombat forecasts matter more than weapon rank alone.

Characters Character guide →

Key characters and their roles
CharacterRoleAt a glance
CorrinPlayer avatarChooses between family loyalties and story routes.
AzuraSongstressUses Sing to give an ally another action.
RyomaHoshidan royalA major Birthright ally.
XanderNohrian royalA major Conquest ally.
TakumiHoshidan archerA route-dependent royal unit.
CamillaNohrian flierA route-dependent mounted combatant.

Quick answers

Unlocks, routes and useful answers
TopicGo straight to
Birthright, Conquest and Revelation DifferencesCheck which route your copy contains →

Pictures All pictures →

A Fates combat close-up shows an electrical attack striking a mounted fighter.
A Fates combat close-up shows an electrical attack striking a mounted fighter.
A close-up battle displays a support bonus beside the combatants.
A close-up battle displays a support bonus beside the combatants.
Leo and Xander appear in a Nohr story scene.
Leo and Xander appear in a Nohr story scene.
Nintendo’s Fates artwork brings the Hoshidan and Nohrian royal families together.
Nintendo’s Fates artwork brings the Hoshidan and Nohrian royal families together.
References
Guide references
ReferenceWebsite
Fire Emblem Fates: game and edition overviewwww.nintendo.com