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Fire Emblem: Three Houses (2019)

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In this video you will watch my fire emblem three houses gameplay and walkthrough of the prologue I hope you enjoy this gameplay of my crimson flower/black eagles playthrough! This walkthrough can also serve as a guide to learning the strategies of fire emblem three houses. I am Tyler Von Aegir!

An Inevitable Encounter

The battle is relatively straightforward as you will need you simply defeat Kostas. The enemies are weak and should not pose too much issue for your deployed four characters.

It is important to note that EXP from this fight will carry over into the future chapters. While you are given four characters immediately, you will not be using two of them for the rest of the playthrough. While it may be too early to decide for some, Byleth and one of the other three should secure the kills to maximize the EXP gained from defeating the bandits. Trading the two units' items to Byleth/the lord they will be working with is useful as if this is not done by the end of the chapter, those items are lost permanently. Jeralt will also be there as an NPC, but on normal, he will likely not be needed to complete the map. On higher difficulties, he can either help end the map in a pinch or soften the enemy so Byleth and your desired character can gain the experience they need. The three other characters can talk to Byleth, granting some support points between the two, thus use it to get an early start establishing Byleth's support with them.

Maddening

The enemy has gotten a lot stronger while your units are at the same level with the same stats as usual. Enemy Ruffians equipped with swords now have seven Attack Speed, enabling them to double any unit equipped with an Axe or Lance, and the enemy has five movement. Despite this, it is possible to complete the chapter with just Byleth and the lord whose house the player is choosing to lead. Given that the player has four vulneraries at their disposal, any damage incurred can be quickly patched up, as long as they don't challenge too many bandits at once. The two lords that aren't being used for the rest of the game can trade their items to Byleth and the lord that is being used, and they can spend the rest of the chapter tanking damage and leading enemy units.

On the first turn weaken the enemy with Claude (or, if not using him, another unit who trades the bow from him), and then secure the kill with another unit. After that, the player can move slightly to the east to aggro the two bandits there, and then the three bandits on the left. Using the trees as cover can help reduce some damage taken. Combat arts are usually not necessary for killing these bandits, as they are killed in two attacks regardless of whether the attacks are normal or combat arts.

After this last set of bandits falls, Kostas attacks with his last two bandits. Jeralt also starts moving at this point, and heads towards Kostas' group. Jeralt can kill either of the ordinary bandits in two turns, but he cannot kill Kostas; if he deals damage that would normally be fatal, Kostas' health is reduced to one, instead. To maximize experience gains, try to kill the bandits before Jeralt can get to them, then kill Kostas last.

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