If Spotpass Units Die Can You Recruit Them Again

Section	Introduction	Communications	Early/mid-game	End/post-game

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Q) What should I know nearly this game?

A) Burn down Emblem: Awakening is a brand new Burn Emblem game for the Nintendo 3DS. It begins a completely new story, set on the continents of Ylisse and Valm, thousands of years later on Marth's adventures. Awakening is the first game in the series to feature paid downloadable content (DLC) and offer characters from previous games in the series for free via SpotPass and through the paid DLC. The game is out now in Nihon, North America and Europe.

Q) Is this game available in English?

A) Yeah, the game was released in North America on 4th February 2013 and in Europe on 19th April 2013.

Q) I desire to import the game: is there anything I should know?

A) The Nintendo 3DS system is region-locked, so if you want to play the North American version of Awakening, for example, you'll need a North American Nintendo 3DS console.

Q) Do I need to play whatever other games in the series to empathise the story?

A) No, not at all. This game begins a new storyline, contained of the other games in the series. Generally speaking, Fire Emblem stories are normally told in pairs and across this, they take no straight connections to other games in the series.

Enkindling is slightly different from the norm, because it takes place thousands of years after Shadow Dragon and Mystery of the Emblem. However due to the long passage of fourth dimension, a lot of things take changed and Awakening does non reference these two games in ways that could confuse you lot.

Marth in Awakening

Q) Wait a 2d, did I just see Marth? How is that possible?

A) Yeah, that's Marth, or at least somebody claiming to him. Equally for how information technology'south possible… you'll accept to play the game to notice out.

Q) What (new) features are there compared to other games in the series?

A) First of all, I should mention that Awakening is a huge compilation of all the best elements throughout the Fire Keepsake serial. You've got stuff similar the traversable world map and branched promotions from The Sacred Stones, the Matrimony and Skills systems from Genealogy of the Holy War and the support conversations from Bounden Blade, amongst many others.

Likewise every bit all this, Awakening introduces the Dual and Pair Up systems, which greatly improve the strategic aspect of the game and make the relationships between characters more prominent. The game also makes great use of the 3DS's communication functions, using SpotPass to deliver free, new content (such as characters from previous games in the series and new sidequests) and paid DLC to further prolong an already lengthy game.

Q) Can I brand my own character in this game?

A) Yes you can. The Avatar feature returns from Heroes of Light and Shadow, allowing you to create your very own Fire Emblem hero.

Q) Do characters still permanently dice in boxing?

A) Yep and no. When yous begin the game, you lot tin can choose to play in Classic or Casual manner. In Classic mode, characters do not come back after reaching 0 HP, while in Casual style, fallen allies will return in fourth dimension for the next chapter, with no penalties.

Furthermore, your option of Classic or Coincidental mode doesn't restrict your choice of difficulty level. And then y'all could play on Casual mode and Lunatic difficulty if you lot and then desire, for instance.

Walking across the world map of Awakening

Q) Is there a traversable world map in this game?

A) Why, yeah there is, Mister (or Miss) The Sacred Stones fan.

Q) What is the form-change organization like?

A) This game features branched promotions, but like The Sacred Stones, where characters tin upgrade to i of two promoted classes by using a Master Seal item. Additionally, characters can reclass to a completely different class by using a 2nd Seal detail—unlike in earlier games, the classes a character can reclass to vary according to graphic symbol. For more details on both forms of class-changing, please check the Grade Changing page.

Q) Are in that location support conversations in this game (and proper ones too)?

A) Yep! This game probably features the largest number of back up conversations, partially thanks to the Marriage arrangement.

Some fans might be relieved to know that the back up conversations in this game are full length, dissimilar Radiant Dawn's bare-bones conversations.

Q) How practise the supports and support conversations work in this game?

A) Support relationships can exist built by making characters fight side by side to their comrades through the Dual system or together with the Pair Up system. Characters tin can course an unrestricted number of support relationships with their bachelor support partners, merely they can only form an S support level (the highest level of support bachelor) with one grapheme. Equally usual, back up conversations are unlocked upon reaching a C, B, A or South support level, and these can be viewed when outside of battle. For further details, including a back up compatibility list, please check out the support page.

Sumia confessing to you

Q) How does the Spousal relationship system piece of work?

A) The Marriage organization is directly linked to the support organization. Characters of different genders (excluding siblings) who reach an S support level will automatically marry. Your Avatar is a special case, equally he/she tin can marry

whatsoever

playable grapheme (gender permitting) and they have an unique, short "dear confession" scene with each of their matrimony partners.

Q) How do the children work? Is at that place a 2nd Generation?

A) In a similar fashion to Genealogy of the Holy War, virtually every female grapheme has a respective child character. When a female character is paired up via the Marriage system, you volition be able to recruit their child in afterward chapters. Please check the children
page for further details on this subject field.

Equally for the 2nd question… No, there isn't a second Generation and instead the children fight together with their parents. If you're confused, there's a story-line reason for this.

Q) How exercise the squad-up attacks work?

A) Whenever a character begins a battle with a friendly unit next to them (or paired up with them), amidst other things, in that location is a percentage take a chance of the friendly unit dishing out a follow-upwards attack (known as a Dual Strike) each fourth dimension the lead unit of measurement attacks. For more details, please direct your attention to the Dual organisation
page.

Q) Are Marth and Roy in this game?

A) They are really, although Roy is relegated to SpotPass and DLC.

Q) Are in that location multiplayer battles in this game?

A) Not in the traditional sense. You tin can challenge other players' Awakening teams via StreetPass, simply y'all won't be directly facing other players and instead the estimator. You can play with real players, but only co-operatively in the Double Duel manner.

Q) SpotPass, StreetPass, what'southward the difference?

A) SpotPass and StreetPass are 2 different however like methods of communication native to the 3DS system.

SpotPass involves your 3DS connecting wirelessly to the net to think data that is used to access additional content within your game. Via SpotPass, you tin recruit up to 120 characters from previous games in the series, obtain rare items and unlock new sidequests, which allow yous to recruit elusive characters.

StreetPass refers to communication between two 3DS systems, each with a re-create of Enkindling. Players tin create a "StreetPass Squad", consisting of characters they've trained in the chief story, which they tin use to challenge players via StreetPass. After passing another Enkindling role player, each player's StreetPass Squad will appear on the other actor's world map and they tin challenge that team in their own time and obtain the other player's Avatar.

Q) Wait, the DLC in this game requires you to pay for it? How does that piece of work?

A) There are two forms of DLC (downloadable content) in this game—SpotPass content, which is free, and the bodily paid DLC—both of which are released periodically. The paid DLC focuses on Chrom's adventures in other worlds and contains new data—usually a legacy grapheme with a new design and sometimes new items or unit classes. You tin can pay for the DLC by adding funds through the Nintendo eShop, either with your credit card or with a Nintendo pre-paid points card.

The Dread Fighter class is available exclusively equally DLC

Q) Is there a departure betwixt legacy characters obtained from SpotPass or the paid DLC?

A) The SpotPass characters ever utilise their original artwork for their portrait (e.yard. Innes uses his The Sacred Stones artwork), while the DLC characters take brand new artwork, drawn past various guest artists. The SpotPass and DLC characters also have dissimilar stats and Skills, but this is rarely of import. Otherwise, the SpotPass and DLC characters role exactly the same, and they even share the same puddle of characters, only there are much more (complimentary) SpotPass characters compared to (paid) DLC characters.

Q) Subsequently purchasing and completing a DLC episode, can I replay information technology later?

A) Of course you can! It would be criminal if you couldn't. You lot can replay DLC episodes an unlimited number of times, even on the aforementioned game file, which may be useful for grinding on higher difficulties…

Q) Are the DLC rewards one-time or can y'all obtain them once again and again?

A) You can obtain the rewards each time you complete the episode.

Q) I received a paralogue from SpotPass, but how practice I reach information technology?

A) You need to complete the second-to-last chapter, Affiliate 25 kickoff.

Q) Oh no, I missed a SpotPass content or DLC! What practice I do now?

A) Yous can't actually miss SpotPass content or DLC. Whenever new SpotPass content or DLC is released, it will be available forever (or at least until Nintendo shuts down their internet servers).

Q) Can the legacy characters from SpotPass or DLC support? I want to marry Lyn!

A) I'm afraid non. In fairness, in that location are over 120 of these characters and in that location are a ton of support conversations betwixt the story characters anyway. Note that characters recruited from SpotPass paralogues are treated as normal story characters and tin support.

You can't marry bonus characters, but I suppose Brides are the next all-time thing for male person players

Q) What happens if, for example, I obtain Roy from the DLC and then try to obtain his SpotPass version (or vice versa)?

A) You lot'll cease up having two Roys in your army, equally SpotPass and DLC characters don't overlap with each other.

Q) Whoops, I permit ane of my DLC or SpotPass characters go killed… Is at that place, um, a way to get them back?

A) You can re-obtain DLC characters by replaying their DLC episode and SpotPass characters past re-summoning their group via the Bonus Box, but bear in mind that they'll be treated equally new units and thus won't bear over their old stats.

You lot can also re-summon characters registered in the Avatar Logbook for a toll and they will go on the stats they had when you last registered them (although, the higher their stats are, the more gold y'all'll demand to re-summon them).

Q) Is there a limit to how many SpotPass or DLC characters you can obtain?

A) Unfortunately in that location is—your ground forces can contain a maximum of 20 bonus characters (SpotPass, DLC characters or guest Avatars). If yous recruit any more bonus characters, you volition be asked to remove an existing bonus character to make space. Note that characters recruited through SpotPass-exclusive paralogues count equally regular characters and non bonus characters, so they don't count towards the maximum.

If you're intending on collecting bonus characters, don't fret because you can use the Avatar Logbook, which exists across all game files, to store a maximum of 99 bonus characters. Nonetheless, in that location'southward around 120 SpotPass characters and over 10 DLC characters, and so you won't exist able to relieve every bonus character in the Logbook, but I guess you could spread the surplus characters across unlike game files.

Q) What's this about invitee Avatars?

A) Guest Avatars are Avatars not native to your current game file, which can be obtained by StreetPassing other Awakening players or past registering Avatars from your other game files in the Avatar Logbook and so summoning them to your electric current game file. Guest Avatars are treated as bonus characters, in the same vein equally SpotPass and DLC characters, so you lot can train them, only you lot can't support with them.

I don't know about you lot, just my StreetPass Team is going to be full of mage girls

Q) Can I include guest Avatars, SpotPass or DLC characters in my StreetPass Team?

A) You can, but there's a caveat: in the Due north American and European versions, placing legacy characters from SpotPass or DLC in your team causes a glitch that prevents your team from showing up on other players' games. In all versions of the game, guest Avatars can used without any problems.

Q) What happens if I use a DLC exclusive character (etc.) in my StreetPass Team and StreetPass a player who hasn't bought the DLC?

A) The player who doesn't have the DLC installed will run into a "mystery" portrait for your graphic symbol and identify-holder "Outrealm" classes, items and Skills (which, except for the items, have the same backdrop as the full versions).

Q) Wait a 2d, how do I choose my Avatar'south grade at the very beginning?

A) You tin can't. However, during the form of the game, yous may use a 2nd Seal at any fourth dimension to change their class to any class, gender permitting, and excluding special classes like Taguel or Dancer.

Q) What are those sparkly tiles on the battle map?

A) Those are Event Tiles, which grant a variety of random bonuses when a character waits on them. Every map has these tiles and ordinarily exactly two of them.

Q) Why don't I run into the Pair Up command anywhere?

A) If you're playing on Normal mode, yous need to disable the Slide Guides or wait until Chapter iii.

Q) Do you accept to do the paralogues in a particular social club?

A) Nope, not at all. This is important for children characters who are recruited in subsequently paralogues. Too, completing Paralogue 4 earlier Paralogue 2 leads to a slightly amusing event…

Q) How exercise you promote Donnel? VIllager is rubbish!

A) Villagers don't promote, but y'all tin can reclass Donnel using a Second Seal when he's Level ten or above. Yous might desire to wait until Level 15, and then he tin can learn the Underdog Skill.

Gregor promotes to a Bow Knight

Q) Is at that place a limit to how many times you can change form?

A) Non all all. Although, naturally, you're express by the amount of gold you've got to buy form-changing items.

Q) When do Chrom and your Avatar promote?

A) At any time when you take admission to a Main Seal. Dissimilar near games in the series, Chrom'southward promotion is non tied to the advancement of the storyline.

Q) Tin Dark Knights utilize Dark magic?

A) You might call up so at first, since they promote form the Night magic-wielding Dark Mages, but I'1000 agape they don't. The simply classes with the innate power to wield Dark magic are Dark Mages and Sorcerers.

Q) What happens if you "demote" a character using a Second Seal?

A) Nothing special, besides the character's stats decreasing slightly. If the character has very high stats in their promoted form, they may receive a large reduction in stats, due to the not-promoted class'due south lower maximum stats. Nonetheless, don't fret, because the game will remember the actual, higher stats when you reclass them back to a promoted class once again.

Q) Tin can you get more Beaststones and Dragonstones?

A) Yep, you tin can buy them from certain armouries on the earth map. Just keep your optics peeled.

Q) Practice certain Skills only work when you're a detail course or require a certain weapon type equipped?

A) Nope. Once you lot've learned a Skill, you can use it in any class (well, Special Dance is useless when yous're not a Dancer). This even applies for "Mastery" Skills like Lethality, which can be activated in whatsoever class and with whatever weapon type.

Lon'qu activates the Astra Skill

Q) Is in that location a limit to how many Skills a grapheme can learn?

A) Well, characters tin only equip a maximum of 5 active Skills, but they can have any number of inactive Skills (which is of import for your Avatar who can potentially learn toooons of Skills).

Q) Tin yous swap Skills between characters?

A) No, each graphic symbol has their own puddle of Skills.

Q) Tin can you save Emmeryn in Affiliate ix?

A) No, but you can recruit that grapheme in a paralogue obtained via SpotPass.

Q) What happens if Chrom isn't married by the end of Chapter eleven?

A) Due to plot reasons, if Chrom isn't married by the end of Affiliate 11, he will automatically marry the female whom he shares the highest support level with. If Chrom hasn't gained enough back up points with any of his marriage candidates or if all of his marriage candidates are already married, he will ally a generic village maiden. For more details, please go here.

Q) Wait, how is it possible to pair Chrom with Olivia when they tin can't even heighten their support level?

A) As long equally Chrom and Olivia take accumulated a significant amount of support points during Affiliate 11 (and more than Chrom'due south other spousal relationship candidates naturally), Chrom tin still marry Olivia. If Chrom has support levels with his other candidates, you lot'll need to marry them off before starting Chapter 11.

Q) Practise I need to make characters marry to complete the game?

A) Nope, marriage is completely optional. Nevertheless the children characters obtained via marriage tin can be useful.

(Annotation: In case y'all idea I completely ruined the game for yous, the in a higher place paradigm appears in the start chapter of the game.)

Q) What does the final option do?

A) It determines which catastrophe you become—Chrom'south ending or Avatar'south ending.

Q) I've finished the game, merely who are those silhouettes in the back up library?

A) They're nigh likely children characters you lot oasis't recruited yet, or characters recruited from the SpotPass-exclusive paralogues. You may also be seeing the Avatar or Morgan of a different gender than yours.

Q) Is there a post-game or new game plus?

A) I'grand afraid not, but after completing the game, you will be able to go on your game file as it was before attempting the concluding chapter. Paralogues obtained via SpotPass can only be accessed later on clearing the penultimate chapter and the higher difficulty DLC episodes can merely be realistically tackled by an end-game party.

Q) Does anything transfer over to a new game?

A) You can transfer your Renown from a completed file (if you have multiple completed files, the game will choose the highest Renown), as well equally your Avatar Logbook (which exists globally between all game files anyway). Note that if you lot gain Renown in a file that's been completed, the game doesn't count your new Renown for transfers unless you complete that file again.

Credits to Japanese fans for piecing together this impossible paradigm

Q) Why can't Chrom support Cordelia?

A) While Cordelia certainly has feelings from Chrom, she was designed as a "Catria" grapheme in mind—the original Catria held hidden feelings for Marth—and so she cannot begin a human relationship with him.

Q) What's upwardly with the Deadlords in Chapter 22?

A) These fellows are a right mystery, only in that location origins are cleared up very slightly in the DLC episode "Infinite Regalia". It seems the Deadlords are heroes who fell in a battle to save the world and may include Chrom and his companions from the Grima-invaded world and possibly fallen heroes from other worlds (explaining the Deadlords possessing the holy weapons of Jugdral in Affiliate 22).

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