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Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade (2002)

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Adjusted slightly so Heath doesn't get poisoned and faces less combat when weighted down, so the chance to be able to safely fight Kaim is better. (credit to Lapogne for the Light Rune use and dondon151 for the basic strategic outline). Also doesn't require a weird Pure Water use number.

Presumable strategy for this map if you skip Harken (so leaving the Speedwings free for Heath) that requires about 14 levels gained on Heath so he can double Kaim with an Axereaver.

In this version you get to see the result of the inventory management near the boss; If Heath low % crits the Axereaver knights near the boss (or just has so much strength that he ORKOs) then the Merc will attack him instead of Hector, which will let you drop the Iron Sword to equip a Lancereaver making the Swordreaver Fighter's hitchance basically 0 (if this isn't set up then you are probably taking too much damage to fight the boss safely)

Heath has some cod that varies depending on his health to get the 5 turn but can Elixir if he's too low. I haven't run calcs on how low is too low yet. Extending to a 6 turn (usually Heath Elixirs instead) should basically be a 100% chance to clear, just depends if the CoS of a 5 turn beats the CoD reset penalty.

Possible tweaks = can be 1 speed lower (12 levels instead of 14) and use a Killing Edge and not need crits but kaim has 42~ hit instead of 27~

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