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You ever just have to do Fire Emblem AUs for, like, half your friends’ OCs? (Yeah this is going to be a series.)

The House of Luz is one of the few noble houses in the region that appears to be free from corruption. While Duke Loren Fidelis Luz, the head of the family largely sticks to matters of the state and advocating for the good of the populace, his children take a more active role, and are all recruitable units. Though there are as yet unconfirmed rumors that they are not the only recruitable members of the family…

Elizanne, the Duke’s younger daughter, is a Pegasus Knight, eager to lend a hand. She joins the party a few chapters into the game. Though she starts at a lower level compared to what the player’s other units will likely be at, she has very good stat growths, and both her promotion lines are solid options.

Opherin is the Duke’s firstborn, born to a previous relationship with a mysterious woman. While he has a difficult relationship with his father and forgoes the family’s title and his given name, he clearly cares deeply for his sisters. As one of the game’s Thief options, he’s got obvious utility on levels with locked chests and doors; his stats are better suited to the Rogue promotion line than the Assassin. You can recruit Opherin in one of the middle chapters. If you talk to him with Elizanne, he’ll join immediately; alternately talk to him with your main lord if Elizanne is still alive, and he’ll join after the battle.

19. What is your character’s biggest relationship flaw? Has this flaw destroyed relationships for them before?

I feel like Zah sometimes needs reassurance and it’s something that is stuck in him since childhood (he was the kid who was trying to please and made sure everybody was happy). He sometimes might be a bit possessive too.Have those flaws destroyed the relationships before? No.

29. What did your character dream of being or doing as a child? Did that dream come true?

One of his dreams was to be a pilot of a starship. Another was to be an inventor. Did it come true? Somewhat yes, Zaharian does know how to pilot a ship and he likes to create new stuff whether it’s a cybernetic, a droid or a computer program, whenever he has some time to do so.

What happens when you have three people to fit into the red-green cavalier archetype? You make one of them blue and call it a day.

With war with neighboring Dromin still within recent memory, Corasanne keeps its military in good shape, and its cavaliers stand ready to defend the country from whatever threat may arise. Though they come from a variety of backgrounds, they are united in purpose.

Ankoni is the son of a well-respected military family, continuing in his parents’ footsteps. He’s level-headed and by-the-book, and has a dry sense of humor that occasionally gets to show when he’s not stuck being the necessary boring one. As the Lance Cavalier of the trio, he’s got a solid, ordinary statline, and is generally a dependable unity.

Ankoni’s reclass options are Soldier, Cleric, and Armor Knight (lance). He’s solid enough in the first two, but a little lackluster as an armor.

Ekhein grew up as a refugee of bandit attacks, and wishes to help protect others as a result. He’s eternally optimistic and outgoing, and pretty much wants to be everyone’s friend, which lines up with his wide range of support options. He also bears the Mark of Ashla on his arm. Ekhein is a Sword Cavalier with somewhat wonky growths; he can be a bit of a glass cannon in his base class.

Ekhein is an option to wield Xiphos, and is not hard to convince, though he ha. If he’s made the Chosen, his epilogue doesn’t change very much off his usual one; he continues to seek to help people, and doesn’t seek special treatment.

Ekhein’s reclass options are Soldier, Troubadour, and Dancer. He makes for a pretty good mounted healer for sure, but as far as the fandom is concerned, Dancer build is the best meme build.

Charien hails from the holdings of Corell and is fiercely proud and protective of her homeland. Having lost family in the previous war with Dromin, she’s untrusting of the empire now to say the least, and can be plenty hotheaded about it if provoked. Charien can be a little unwieldy to level as an Axe Cavalier, and her base stats make the playerbase ask why the designers changed her away from the armor unit she was clearly meant to be. If you level her enough to promote, though, she’s usually the best possible Great Knight in the game.

Charien’s reclass options are Fighter, Soldier, and Armor Knight (axe).

That got me thinking and it’s a hard question XD

Today’s inktober is of @bitsypookums‘s Ahemeit. The most adorable sith ever, with the most badass namesake out there (or rather a variant, it’s usually spelled Ahemait or Ammit). The great funeral goddess, the eater of hearts, the devourer of the dead and the great death.