>>1

At 15 years old, he leads an army without even having a strategist, and on top of that, there are no losing battles or retreat battles; Roy is crazy.

Fūka Setsugetsu is Mu on Claude, and compared to the main story with Edelgard, Dimitri is both more subdued.

>>2

It’s important to have friends who can share in your hardships and support you, whether they’re trying to hold you back or affirm you…

Even if the protagonist’s forces are mowing down the enemy forces in the game, they can’t really pursue a path of domination.

>>3

It’s a different game, but thinking about it, isn’t Romancing SaGA 2 really going the path of domination?

>>7

In the first place, the term “empire” means a nation that exists by conquering and subjugating other territories through military force, so the path of the emperor is automatically the path of hegemony.

With the generous support from the immortal Prime Minister Marinas, he can focus on the military.

Ah, sorry, I have a look that says I have to harvest burdock.

From the enemy’s perspective, Sigurd’s advance only looks like the march of a conqueror.

Roy is inferior to Marth, who has control over all areas except Cadain, Grunia, and the barbarian region, as he is at most a Feh + Ostia.

Who is the person with the troubled expression?

>>11

Someone who destroyed the FEH environment a year ago and enjoyed Christmas in the meantime.

>>11

Rion

>>11

The Demon King of the Holy Magic?

People who are advancing on the path of dominance in FE generally seem to be tired of life.

>>12

The problem of overly cautious cults behind countries that advocate for hegemony.

After this, the teacher would reject me.

Roy will remain a local lord unless he gets together with Lilina, so he is quite far from being related to the tyrant among the protagonist characters.

The concept of domination means making everything else submit to one’s own ideals.

I think it would be the end of the century FE if the protagonist has to do this.

>>18

If we’re going to do it, it would be in two parts.

>>18

Langrisser is good.

Because I’ll be fighting against the people who were allies just a short while ago, and I’ll be rolling them over carefully…

Sometimes, the path of domination is cut off by a master who gets lazy with the exploration parts.

Alm is also quite the conqueror.

Whether it is considered a path to hegemony to invade and destroy the invading country in return.

Roi was not so much about domination… but rather he skillfully navigated every path ahead and won.

If only I had waited for the burdock harvest…

Roy didn’t think about governing or absorbing other countries.

In terms of position, you’re a servant of Etruria, Roy.

Beings that are not human exist.

If you occasionally give me strength or support

It’s only natural to worship it, I suppose…

Let’s end the game by wiping out all the divine bloodlines except for Celice and Jamka in the Holy War.

I didn’t have the motivation, but as a result, I ended up unifying the continent with Alm and the second division Mars, which I didn’t even want to do.

Both of them were carefully prepared as a result, you know.

>>30

Especially, I don’t want to, but it’s Dimitri who unifies the continent, right?

As a result, Sigurd and Celis trampled around the continent for two generations…

Roy is just building up favors with the local powers like the next Etrurian king or the next Bern queen, but he is planning to return to Ferre normally.

If you get close to Lilina, who is the top of Lycia, you can become a king, which is kind of like hitting the jackpot.

>>32

Even after becoming effectively the top of the military in the latter half, he remains the representative commander of the Etruscan army.

After seeing the character of the hammered stake, I think this guy is smart…

The result of opposing things like the path of supremacy is that it’s enough to just be the last one standing.

Rebel army! Rebel army!

Is it a maiden game?

The plan is perfect…!

Unless there’s a skilled mercenary deep in this forest…!

It seems that the lineup of predecessors is already not looking good.

The path of domination is the path of corpses.

There is no guarantee that I won’t become one of those countless corpses.

Alvis makes a really unpleasant face.

Lyon’s eyes are dead.

I wonder what kind of face Gallon would make…

Why… why did you reveal your true form now…?

Why not just keep quiet…?

Tsukamoto ended up being the minion of the crazed Hydra.

Garon would be troubled too if his own corpse moved on its own and proclaimed dominance.

Eh?

Even though I’m progressing on the Red Eagle route, I’m getting divorced from Ega-chan!?

Basically, Windflower is the ordinary FE protagonist, Dimitri is the enemy emperor, and Claude fits the role of the mysterious prince of a certain country.

>>47

It seems that way just from the coloring.

If you prioritize burdock over Ega-chan’s invitation, you’re out at that point.

The defeated final bosses are mostly those who seriously destroy the world, so it’s a bit…

>>49

There are also jester-like characters like Alvis and Garon.

Ephraim came to mind.

I chose red, but I was wearing a ring on myself.

Remember that the blue one in FE is the good guy and the red one is the bad guy!

>>56

Overall, since it’s that kind of series, the story advancing from the perspective of the bad guy, with the former students throwing a storm of insults, was really fresh and interesting in the imperial route.

Who is the green frame of Furukawa Snow Moon?

Regardless of the purpose, actions are those that follow the path of dominance, Zephyr.

After conquering the entire continent, I will just let the dragon destroy it.

Seris

No matter how much you try to cover it up, you’re still the evil emperor, Ega-chan.

>>61

Without a doubt, the emperor of evil in the eyes of the world.

But in the end, compared to seniors who failed on other paths of conquest, I have succeeded in the reforms after taking power.

>>69

In this type of game, it’s common for the faction with the protagonist to win.

The sealed sword had a strange worldview where dragons weren’t that strong.

The fire dragon is too strong, what the heck is that?

>>62

In terms of settings, it’s probably weaker than genuine ones like Ya’an, which are combat dragons.

>>64

That Yan isn’t strong…

>>62

Is it the difference between farmed and wild?

>>62

Well, in terms of the setting, they are treated as unbelievably strong.

It doesn’t feel very strong just because the balance is like that.

Even though it’s a black eagle, it’s red because of that.

Ephraim, I will charge in with just a spear and take the castle! I’ve done it! The main story is merely a prequel to that.

It is a monster that became legendary in governance.

Zefir is undoubtedly someone with abnormal thinking even within the entire FE.

If you had to force a comparison, it would be close to Loptous.

>>67

Nobles who are like trash are convenient for killing humanity, so do more of that.

I am reproducing what was done to me by my father…

The dragon of the Flame Sword was not only on par with the Eight Gods General but was actually at an advantage over them.

There is a suspicion that that fire dragon was exceptionally chaotic and strong.

Alvis was pretty good right after he became emperor…

>>72

So, Ega-chan is like the successful Alvis, or rather, the Alvis from a route without any interruptions.

Well, if it weren’t for the interference, Alvis wouldn’t have become the emperor either.

It’s pretty crazy to pick up people from a country that was destroyed after being cornered and then conquer it back while incorporating them into your own army…

>>73

The unification of the continent from the rebel army movement is great, isn’t it?

>>73

Ashikaga Takauji, perhaps.

The Sword of Flames is based on individual units, but there was a theory that the Sword of Seals and Genealogy of the Holy War, even if a single unit isn’t shown on screen, actually represent an army that includes soldiers.

>>75

That area of setting was properly reviewed in Fire Emblem: Three Houses.

Well, the parameters in the game and the strength in the settings are different.

Musou Claude may seem like a successful conqueror at the time of Musou, but due to being out of touch, it looks like it will turn into a mire of counter-terrorism warfare afterwards…

Even if it looks like a garage…

If your heart is Myra… isn’t that good…?

I think Alvis could have lived a decent life even if he hadn’t become emperor and had stayed as a younger brother, even if he was a bit frustrated, but the fact that his weakness was known to the heretics from the start…

Alvis will be hanged if the stigmata are seen.

Those who pursue a path of domination are no good; if you just watch Nemesis, you would understand this, yet the church distorts history and even Egachan is being educated to think Nemesis is a good person, which is terrible.

>>85

Isn’t it terrible that Claude, who is distant in many ways, can get closest to the truth?

Alvis and Sigurd cannot choose any other way of life.

>>87

A while ago, there was a discussion about what would happen if I were to be reincarnated as Sigurd or Alvis. In the end, it was concluded that Alvis simultaneously killing his real mother and Deirdre before committing suicide would result in the most peaceful outcome, which was really terrible.

>>90

Just simply kill Manfroy!

>>93

Alvis isn’t that strong.

Roy is really too strong, with no gaps at all, from requesting reinforcements before the rescue of Lilina, to handing over the nominal top position to Etruria, and making moves in the west.

>>88

The reason he’s strong is that he has an excellent support system and knows his own place.

Eliwood and Cecilia both help accurately.

I love Rion when they’re being no good.

It seems that unifying the continent is a process that is about half of what our predecessors aimed for…

Holy demons are just… what’s up with these monsters-related stories, it’s all noise or something.

Roy is way too talented at 15 years old.