Fire Emblem Tellius: Difference between revisions

*** The same applies to recruiting him in the second game, although now Micaiah can be added to the list of characters capable of recruiting him. In the same chapter, there's a Laguz Gem, an item that will be immensely helpful in the endgame, that can only be found by {{spoiler|sending a unit, probably Sothe but you still have a chance with another unit, to the boss's position. Since the mission ends when all enemies are killed, this means keeping at least one unit alive until you can get Sothe over there.}}

** Re-recruiting {{spoiler|Shinon}} in ''Radiance'', to a slightly lesser degree. You have to talk to him with Rolf, then kill him with Ike. Yes, you have to kill him to recruit him. (Well, more like thrash him into submission.) And if you do it with anyone but Ike, or Rolf hasn't talked to him, he doesn't join. Furthermore, there's no real indication that Rolf would need to talk to him, as prior to that point the two characters have had no (onscreen) interaction, and even if you check the Convos list, {{spoiler|Shinon}} can talk to several characters {{spoiler|from the Greil Mercenaries}}, so Rolf doesn't stand out. More than a few players missed him on their first playthrough because of this.

* [[Hair Color Spoiler]]: While he slightly shares the same hair color of his supposed father, {{spoiler|Pelleas has no other features that make him resemble either Ashnard or Almedha. Soren, on the other hand, looks like a younger, male Almedha complete with hair and eyes. Not a coincidence.}}

* [[Healing Hands]]: Micaiah's Sacrifice ability. It was even called that in the Japanese version.

** Before ''Radiant Dawn'', Astrid tells Gatrie she can't be with him because [[Disposable Fiance|she's engaged]] (something she [[Foreshadowing|doesn't mention to Makalov]]).

** Soren and Geoffrey sink their ships with Stefan and Calill respectively in roughly the same way: a line or more in the A support that explicitly mentions a preference for the rival—the only other support option either has.

* [[Sir Not-Appearing-In-This-Trailer]]: In the Japanese previews of ''Radiant Dawn'', Ike and the Greil mercs were nowhere to be seen, despite Ike been a major focal character in the latter half of the game.

* [[Social Darwinist]]: Surprisingly, {{spoiler|Ashnard}} fits this mold pretty well, though the only way to find out about it is through a boss conversation he has with... ''Reyson'', who probably won't survive the ensuing battle due to his pathetic defenses.

'''Reyson''': Are you saying that the lives of those without strength have no value?

{{spoiler|'''Ashnard'''}}: That is the natural order. The only way for the weak to survive is to cling to the strong. }}

* [[Standing Between the Enemies]]: Elincia tries to prevent the Begnion Army and the Laguz Alliance from fighting. It doesn't work, but at least she could convince the Laguz that not all [[Humans Are the Real Monsters|Humans Are Bastards]].

* [[Unusual Euphemism]]: ''Radiant Dawn'' presents us with gems such as "Moldy onions!" and "Hornet hairs!"