However, flying utility isn't particularly useful on Alm's route as there is lack of terrain to fly over. She comes with well balanced growth rates making it hard to pick a specific class for her as she doesn't specialize in any particular area.įaye if promoted to Pegasus Knight will function similarly to Clair, being fairly frail, but getting a notable increase in speed. She is the weakest villager along with Kliff and will need two levels to be able to promote. This character analysis section may not be accurate to every player's experience.įaye is one of the 4 villagers you get in act 1, but she is the only female villager and as such is the only one that has access to female villager classes, those being Pegasus Knight and Cleric. Her Base Conversations are written with her being in Alm's party in mind. She does not have a major story role compared to Tobin or Gray. She also can become a cavalier or mage, class change options shared with male villager units, though she promotes from mage to priestess, while the male villager units will instead promote to sages if any of them become mages.įaye is initially playable in the game's prologue she is an optional character in the main part of the game and the player can opt to not recruit her to either Alm's or Celica's party. She did not exist in Fire Emblem Gaiden, and is a new character introduced in the remake.Īs a new female villager unit, she has access to other classes the male villager units do not these classes are pegasus knight and cleric.
Please don’t spoil anything further in the game than what the LP has reached. It’s been a while since I’ve had a serious spoiler policy, but this is an RPG and the storyline is important. As it turns out, having just about the opposite focus as Shadow Dragon makes for a far more engaging experience. The game looks amazing, and the character writing is just about on par with the modern Fire Emblem games. When Shadow Dragon dropped the ball in bringing life to Archanea and its characters, Echoes would later pick it up and proceed to run with it. But no matter what you think of the audio, just about nobody could complain about the upgrades the art and dialogue got. But Gaiden is too odd a bird to standardize in the first place, so staying true to it was probably for the best. Whether or not that was a good idea can be subjective, given this means Echoes has some strange design decisions. Despite this, though, Echoes surprisingly decided to stay as true to the original as it could. And if you’re not familiar with those, that means Gaiden played completely different from its predecessor, and wound up being a black sheep compared to just about any other game in the series. That being said, it’s good to know going into this that Gaiden was a Nintendo sequel on the NES. This game does take place between the events of Shadow Dragon and Mystery of the Emblem, but you don’t need to know anything about what’s going on in Archanea to get into this game. Welcome to Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, a remake of the second game of the Fire Emblem series.
But tensions between the two ways of life are coming to a boil, and strife within Zofia is only getting worse. Now, years later, the people of the Regelian Empire have become hardened warriors under the teachings of Duma while the people of Zofia have never known toil thanks to Mila.
Duma, on the other hand, taught his people the ways of war. Mila took to the south and lavished her people with bountiful harvests and grand riches. Eventually they agreed to split their territory and guide their respective followers how they saw fit. Long ago, the gods Mila and Duma argued vehemently on the path humanity should take.
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