TheAdrestian Empire (Japanese:アドラステア帝国Empire of Adrastea), alternately referred to simply asAdrestia (pronounced: /⁠əˈdɹɛstiə⁠/^[key]; Japanese:アドラステアAdrastea), is an empire spanning the southern half ofFódlan inFire Emblem: Three Houses. The Empire once held dominion over all of Fódlan, but has significantly decayed in influence over the millennium of its existence.

Geography

The Adrestian Empire currently spans the southern half of Fódlan. To the east, its border with theLeicester Alliance lies along the Airmid River. To the west, it borders theHoly Kingdom of Faerghus. It borders theOghma Mountains, a neutral territory in the center of Fódlan. TheBrigid archipelago lies close to the Empire, andDagda andMorfis can be reached by ship. Adrestia is dominated by forests and open fields. A big mountain range known as Fódlan's Fangs spans the southwest of the Empire.

Territories of Adrestia

Adrestia is divided into several different territories, each governed by its own lord and with its own industries.^[1][2]

Imperial Territories of Adrestia
Territory	Governed by	Government type	Location	Notable Locations	Industries	Notes
Hresvelg	Ionius IX(Until 1181) Edelgard(From 1181)	Under direct control by the emperor	Encompasses the majority of the Empire's southern peninsula.	Enbarr(Capital)	Commerce • Fishing • Hunting • Lumber	Features one of the few ports of Fódlan.
Aegir	Ludwig	Duchy	Eastern Adrestia	Boramas(Capital)	Agriculture • Fishing	Features one of the few ports of Fódlan.
Bergliez	Leopold	County	From Fort Merceus to the Airmid River	Fort Merceus •Gronder Field	Agriculture • Weaponry	—
Varley	Grégoire	County	From Gronder Field to theOghma Mountains	Gronder Field	Mining(Iron)	Assimilated the formerSouthern Church territory after its collapse.
Hrym	Jeritza	Viscounty	In the eastern empire, south of the Airmid River	Shambhala	Dominated by mountains and wetlands, making it difficult to develop.	—
Fenja	Viscount Fenja	Viscounty	Southern Fódlan	—	Bacchus • Crops • Cooking Oils	Formally controls some smaller islands to the east, but has little actual control over them.
Hevring	Waldemar	County	From theOghma Mountains to the Mach Coast	Mozghuz(Capital)	Mining • Trade	—
Gerth	Duke Gerth	Duchy	Northwestern Adrestia	—	Stated to be covered in woodland.	Assimilated the former Nuvelle territory after it fell during the Dagda and Brigid war.
Arundel	Volkhard(Until 1174) Thales(From 1174 as Volkhard)	Grand Duchy	Northern Adrestia, at the border to theHoly Kingdom of Faerghus	—	—	Known for its black woods, rivers, and lakes.
Gillingr	Baron Gillingr	Barony	Northwestern Adrestia	—	Minerals	—
Ochs	Baron Ochs	Barony	North of Fódlan's Fangs	—	Modestly developed in several industries due to its varied terrain.	Stated to feature several ports.
Essar	Viscount Essar	Viscounty	Northwestern Adrestia	—	—	Known for its magical research.
Lochin	Viscount Lochin	Viscounty	Northwestern Adrestia, east of Hymir territory	—	Textile products • Wool	—
Hymir	Viscount Hymir	Viscounty	Northwestern Adrestia, west of Lochin territory	—	Textile products • Wool	—
Menja	Viscount Menja	Viscounty	West of the Mach Coast	—	Fishing • Sea Vessels	—
Martyn	Baron Martyn	Barony	Morthwestern Adrestia	—	—	Stated to be a newly established barony.
Barnabas	Baron Barnabas	Barony	West of Garreg Mach	—	Orchards • Woodcraft	—

History

Origins

The Adrestian Empire was founded in Imperial Year 1 byWilhelm Paul Hresvelg with the support of SaintSeiros.^[3] In Imperial Year 32, Emperor Wilhelm I raised an army to unite Fódlan under the Adrestian banner and oppose the King of Liberation,Nemesis, in the War of Heroes;^[4] the Empire emerged victorious in 91 with the death of Nemesis at Seiros's hands, and brought a formal end to the War of Heroes in 98 with the passing of Wilhelm's son, Emperor Lycaon I.^[5]

Fragmentation of the Empire

In 721, the seabound nation ofDagda invaded Adrestia with support from theBrigid Archipelago. The Empire counter-invaded Brigid in 728, conquered it, and made it into a vassal state. Adrestia moved on to Dagda in 731, but was repelled.^[6] In 747,Loog led the northern half of Adrestia in rebellion in the War of the Eagle and Lion.^[7] Loog emerged victorious, and, with the support of theChurch of Seiros, founded the Holy Kingdom ofFaerghus in 751.^[8] The easternLeicester region of Adrestia later revolted in 801, and Faerghus occupied and annexed it;^[9] 80 years later, Leicester would launch its own movement for independence, leading to the foundation of the Leicester Alliance in 901.^[10] In 961, Adrestia supported Leicester in repelling an invasion from the eastern nation ofAlmyra; this led to the international effort to construct Fódlan's Locket in 1101 to defend Fódlan's eastern border.^[11]

Modern history and reunification of Fódlan

Main article:Insurrection of the Seven

During his reign, EmperorIonius IX attempted to consolidate his power.^[12] House Hrym responded by revolting and attempting to defect to the Alliance with the aid of House Ordelia, in what came to be known as the "Hrym Rebellion".^[13] The Empire successfully suppressed the rebellion, but in 1171, six great noble families – Houses Bergliez, Hevring, Varley, Vestra, Gerth, and Aegir – alongside House Hrym launched a soft coup known as the "Insurrection of the Seven" and reduced Ionius IX to a figurehead.^[14]

By this point, a cult known as "those who slither in the dark" had infiltrated the Empire. They abducted Imperial children to use for experiments in order to implant someone with the Crest of Flames so they could wield theSword of the Creator; Ionius IX's ninth child,Edelgard, was the sole survivor and successful test subject.^[15]

Three Houses

Late in 1180, Edelgard secretly traveled to Enbarr and convinced the aging and infirm Ionius IX to abdicate, and assumed the role of Emperor from that point onward. Blaming the Church of Seiros for propagating the over-valuation of Crests, Edelgard declared war on the Church and won the opening conflict in the Battle of Garreg Mach.

On non-Crimson Flower routes, whereByleth either taught the Blue Lions or Golden Deer, or taught the Black Eagles and sided with the Church, by 1185 the Empire had conquered western Faerghus and driven princeDimitri into exile. Byleth's reawakening decisively tipped the war against the Empire. After retakingGarreg Mach Monastery to use as a base of operations, Byleth and their allies launched a campaign against Adrestia by taking the Great Bridge of Myrddin on the Imperial–Alliance border. After a three-way battle between Adrestia, Faerghus, and Leicester, Byleth seized Fort Merceus, then beseiged Enbarr, where Edelgard was killed in the battle, and the Adrestian Empire ended with her death; its territories were annexed by either the Holy Kingdom of Faerghus (on Azure Moon) or the nascent United Kingdom of Fódlan (on Verdant Wind and Silver Snow).

On the Crimson Flower route, where Byleth chose to teach the Black Eagles and sided with Edelgard, the Empire was in a stalemate for five years with Faerghus and the Church, while Leicester remained nominally neutral. In 1185, Byleth awoke from a coma and led the Empire in battle against Leicester, defeating and annexing it within two months. In 1186, Edelgard and Byleth launched their invasion of Faerghus, killng Dimitri at the Tailtean Plains, and killingRhea in the following seige of Fhirdiad, uniting Fódlan under Adrestia.

Warriors: Three Hopes

Shortly afterShez joins the Officer's Academy, Edelgard approaches Rhea and asks her to dispatch theKnights of Seiros to capture her uncle,Lord Arundel, whom sheaccuses of being a collaborator ofthose who slither in the dark. During her assault on Enbarr,Duke Aegir is captured andMarquis Vestra is killed, while Lord Arundel manages to escape. Following these events as well as a succession crisis in the Kingdom and an attempted invasion of the Alliance by theAlmyrans, Rhea closes the officer's academy. Two years later, Edelgard declares war on the Church of Seiros, quickly capturesGarreg Mach Monastery, and orders an invasion of the Kingdom and the Alliance.

If Shez joined the Black Eagles, they are appointed as a commander of the Imperial army. Adrestia eventually forces the Leicester Alliance into allying with them and invading the Kingdom. Shez is forced to return to the Empire due to an attack by those who slither in the dark and a coup by the former Duke Aegir at Fort Merceus. The Imperial army defeats the former Duke Aegir and returns to the Kingdom front for a large battle between the Empire–Alliance and the Kingdom–Church armies; depending on Shez's prior actions, the Leicester Alliance may turn on the Empire in this battle, though the Empire emerges victorious either way. The army then moves on Garreg Mach Monastery, which has come under attack by both the Knights of Seiros and those who slither in the dark, ultimately managing to kill both Thales and Rhea. If the Alliance maintained the pact with the Empire, they prepare to march north and finish off the Kingdom; if the Alliance betrayed the Empire, the three nations go back to warring with no end in sight.

If Shez joined the Blue Lions, they assist Rhea and the Central Church in escaping to the Kingdom before beginning to defend it against Adrestia. The Adrestian invasion eventually leads to a major confrontation inArianrhod, where Edelgard is defeated and captured by Thales. Thales frees the former Duke Aegir and makes him the new regent of the Empire; the Kingdom and the Alliance ally and launch a counterinvasion of the Adrestian Empire. Alongside the Alliance, they eventually face the Imperial army inAilell and chase Edelgard and Duke Aegir to the monastery. On the way to the monastery, Duke Aegir is killed, but Edelgard manages to escape. The Kingdom army attacks Garreg Mach Monastery, kills Thales, and finds Edelgard in a weakened state. After recapturing the monastery, they continue their march on the Empire.

If Shez joined the Golden Deer, they assist the Alliance army in defending against the Adrestian invasion.Count Gloucester feigns defection to the Empire to lure the Empire's troops into a trap. The Alliance begins a brief counterinvasion before making a pact with the Empire. The newly founded Leicester Federation assists the Empire in its invasion of Faerghus from there. After killing Rhea at the Tailtean Plains, the Federation sues for peace, although the Empire and Kingdom's responses are uncertain.

Politics

Power in the Empire is distributed among six noble families, each holding a ministerial office.^[16] Around Imperial Year 1167, Emperor Ionius IX attempted to focus his power at the expense of the noble houses,^[17] leading to theInsurrection of the Seven. As a result,Duke Aegir, the Empire's prime minister, was left as the Empire's de facto ruler, while Ionius IX was rendered powerless. In addition to the seven major noble houses, several smaller noble houses exist within the Empire, most of which have their own territories but lack significant political power.

Noble houses of Adrestia

Power in the Empire is split among several noble families. Houses Aegir, Vestra, Bergliez, Hevring, Varley, and Gerth are the major noble houses, while several minor houses with significantly less political power exist.^[18][19]

Locations of Adrestia

Enbarr

Enbarr (pronounced /⁠ˈɛnbɑɹ⁠/^[key]; Japanese:アンヴァルEnbarr) is the capital of the Adrestian Empire. It has existed even before the founding of the Empire, dating back about 1,400 years before the events ofThree Houses.^[20] 41 years before the Empire was founded, SaintSeiros appeared in Enbarr and performed several miracles,^[21] and it is said that a major canal that would prove vital to the city's development was constructed under her guidance.^[22] Because of this, Enbarr is considered a holy place by theChurch of Seiros.^[23] When the Adrestian Empire was founded, emperorWilhelm I chose Enbarr as its capital due to its significance to the Seiros faith.^[24]

At the time ofThree Houses, Enbarr serves as the residence of the Hresvelg family and the location of the Imperial palace. It is the largest and most populous city in all of Fódlan. It is one of the few ports in Fódlan,^[25] and considered one of the Empire's finest cities for academics.^[26] The renowned Mittelfrank Opera Company resides in Enbarr. Enbarr also served as the residence of theSouthern Church until it lost its influence about 100 years prior to the games' events.^[27]

InThree Houses, Enbarr serves as the location of two major battles on the Silver Snow, Azure Moon, and Verdant Wind routes. On all three routes, the city's streets serve as the location for the final confrontation withHubert and – on the Silver Snow and Verdant Wind routes – theDeath Knight. The following mission sees the relevant army storm the Imperial palace and defeatEdelgard. The city also serves as the location for theDLC paralogueBlack Market Scheme.

InWarriors: Three Hopes, the city is only visited on the Scarlet Blaze route, where the Imperial palace serves as the location for two major battles: During the prologue, it is stormed by a group lead by Edelgard with the help of the Knights of Seiros in an attempt to captureDuke Aegir andLord Arundel. It is later revisited duringScarlet Blaze Chapter 9 when Edelgard decides to return to the capital, where the Church of Seiros attempts to assassinate her.

Gronder Field

Gronder Field (pronounced /⁠ˈgɹɑndɚ⁠/^[key]; Japanese:グロンダーズ平原Gronder plains) is a big field that is located in the Empire. The majority of the field is located in Bergliez territory, with a smaller part being part of Varley territory. During theWar of Heroes, it was the site of a major battle between the Empire's forces andNemesis's supporters.^[28] In the time ofThree Houses, it is a major source of food for the Empire and greater Fódlan.^[29][30] Additionally, it is the site of the annual Battle of the Eagle and Lion at theOfficer's Academy.

InThree Houses, it is visited inChapter 7 for a recreation of the Battle of the Eagle and Lion during Part I of all routes. It is also visited during Part II of the Azure Moon and Verdant Wind routes, where it is the site of a major battle between the Empire, the Kingdom, and the Alliance. On the Azure Moon route, Edelgard and Claude are injured during the battle and forced to retreat, while on the Verdant Wind route, the battle ends with Edelgard injured and Dimitri killed. On the Silver Snow route, the same battle occurs withoutByleth's army, and during the battle, Edelgard is forced to retreat while Dimitri dies in battle and Claude vanishes.

InWarriors: Three Hopes, Gronder Field is the location of a battle between the Leicester Alliance andCount Bergliez's forces duringChapter 7 of the Golden Wildfire route. When the Alliance invades the Empire, Count Bergliez decides to intercept them on the part of the field that was once used for the Battle of the Eagle and Lion, as it has already been trampled beyond use.^[31] The battle ends in a draw when the Alliance army is forced to retreat due to an Almyran attack onFódlan's Locket.

Fort Merceus

Fort Merceus (pronounced /⁠ˈmɝsiəs⁠/^[key]; Japanese:メリセウス要塞Merceus fortress), also referred to by the nickname of theStubborn Old General (Japanese:頑固な老将軍Stubborn old general), is a large fortress city located in Bergliez territory. It was originally constructed to defend Enbarr.^[32] It has a reputation for being impregnable.^[33]

InThree Houses, Fort Merceus serves as a key location on all non-Crimson Flower routes. On the Silver Snow and Vedant Wind routes, it is visited after the battle at Gronder Field. TheDeath Knight acts as the fortress's commander. Due to its reputation of being impregnable, Byleth and their army invade it by disguising themselves as imperial soldiers.^[34] After capturing the fort, it is destroyed by an attack withjavelins of light bythose who slither in the dark. On the Azure Moon route, the fort is visited after both the Kingdom and the Alliance have been liberated and united under the Kingdom's control. The Kingdom army destroys the main gate and enters the fortress.^[35] At the end of the battle, the Death Knight is killed by the Kingdom army.

InWarriors: Three Hopes, Fort Merceus is visited duringChapter 13 of the Scarlet Blaze route after it has been captured by theformer Duke Aegir with the help of those who slither in the dark. From Fort Merceus, the former Duke Aegir plans to take control of the Empire. He is ultimately slain in battle at the fort when the imperial army recaptures Fort Merceus.

Remire Village

Remire Village (Japanese:ルミール村Remire village), alternatively referred to just asRemire (/⁠ɹɪˈmaɪɹ⁠/^[key]; Japanese:ルミールRemire), is a small village in the Adrestian Empire. It is located at the foot of theOghma Mountains, near the border to theHoly Kingdom of Faerghus. In Imperial Year 1180,Jeralt's Mercenaries rest at Remire Village. InThree Houses,Edelgard,Dimitri, andClaude visit the village seeking help againstKostas's bandits;Jeralt andByleth help the three in defeating the bandits, and joinAlois and theKnights of Seiros when returning toGarreg Mach Monastery. Several months later, inChapter 8, Byleth and Jeralt return to Remire Village with Byleth's class as several villagers have started to attack other citizens. During their mission, they encounterSolon, who reveals that he has been conducting experiments on the villagers.

InWarriors: Three Hopes, Edelgard, Dimitri, and Claude meetShez before they reach Remire Village, and, with their help, defeat Kostas's Bandits. Because of this, they do not meet Jeralt and Byleth.

Brionac Plateau

TheBrionac Plateau is located in the north west of the Empire, near the border to theHoly Kingdom of Faerghus. It borders the former Nuvelle territory and Arundel territory, and is located near theWestern Church's territory. InThree Houses, it is the location of the paraloguesFalling Short of Heaven andThe Secret Merchant, and appears as a possible map forauxiliary battles. It is also the location of the required auxiliary battle duringChapter 2.

Great Bridge of Myrddin

Main article:Leicester#Great Bridge of Myrddin

TheGreat Bridge of Myrddin is a bridge that spans theAirmid River, which separates the Leicester Alliance from theAdrestian Empire. It was created for emperorWilhelm I, the first emperor of the Adrestian Empire, and is constructed like a military fortification.^[36] It connects Phlegethon territory in the north and Bergliez territory in the south.^[37] It is controlled by house Gloucester of the Leicester Alliance.

Shambhala

Main article:Shambhala

Shambhala is an underground city that serves as the hideout forthose who slither in the dark. It is located in the mountains of Hrym territory.

Boramas

Boramas is the capital of Aegir territory. It features a large port comparable to that of Enbarr, and trades with foreign lands, includingMorfis.^[38]

Mozghuz

Mozghuz is a stronghold city that serves as the capital of Hevring territory.^[39]

Fódlan's Fangs

Fódlan's Fangs are a mountain range on the southwestern coast of the Adrestian Empire, close to theBrigid archipelago. It lies in Ochs territory.

Characters from Adrestia

Character	Description	Appears in
Edelgard von Hresvelg	The princess of Adrestia, who ascends to the throne in 1180.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Hubert von Vestra	Scion of House Vestra and Minister of the Imperial Household as of 1180.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Ferdinand von Aegir	Scion of House Aegir.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Linhardt von Hevring	Scion of House Hevring.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Caspar von Bergliez	Second son of House Bergliez.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Bernadetta von Varley	Scion of House Varley.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Dorothea Arnault	A former songstress in the Mittelfrank Opera Company.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Mercedes von Martritz	A former stepdaughter of House Bartels. Absconded to Faerghus in her youth.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Hanneman von Essar	A Crest scholar who renounced his peerage and traveled to Garreg Mach to continue his studies.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Manuela Casagranda	A former songstress in the Mittelfrank Opera Company and current teacher at the Officers Academy.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Flayn	A mysterious girl residing at Garreg Mach Monastery, who was born in Enbarr.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Jeritza von Hrym	The adopted scion of House Hrym and the fencing instructor at the Officers Academy.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Constance von Nuvelle	A survivor of the fallen House Nuvelle. Currently lives inAbyss.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Hapi	Girl from a forgotten village of Saint Timotheos until the age of nine. Currently lives inAbyss.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Ludwig von Aegir	Prime Minister of Adrestia from 1171–1180.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Fleche von Bergliez	A squire in the Imperial army.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Ionius IX	Emperor of Adrestia until 1180.	Three Houses
Ladislava	Captain of Edelgard's personal guard and general in the Imperial army.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Volkhard von Arundel	Regent of the Empire and brother-in-law to Emperor Ionius IX.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Cornelia Arnim	A former Imperial scholar and current court mage in Faerghus.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Baron Ochs	Head of House Ochs.	Three Houses
Monica von Ochs	Scion of House Ochs. Went missing in 1179 during a visit to Ochs Territory.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Randolph von Bergliez	A general in the Imperial army.	Three Houses,Warriors: Three Hopes
Duke Gerth	Minister of Foreign Affairs.	Three Houses
Leopold von Bergliez	Minister of Military Affairs. Caspar's father.	Warriors: Three Hopes
Waldemar von Hevring	Minister of Domestic Affairs. Linhardt's father.	Warriors: Three Hopes
Grégoire von Varley	Minister of Religious Affairs. Bernadetta's father.	Warriors: Three Hopes

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Etymology and other languages

Gallery

• 
  The coat of arms of Adrestia fromThree Houses.
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  Artwork of the Imperial Palace's throne room.
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  Artwork of Fort Merceus.
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  Edelgard declares war on theChurch of Seiros inThree Houses.
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  Edelgard declares war on the Church of Seiros inWarriors: Three Hopes.

References

Fire Emblem: Three Houses

Playable characters Black Eagles Bernadetta •Caspar •Dorothea •Edelgard •Ferdinand •Hubert •Linhardt •Petra Blue Lions Annette •Ashe •Dedue •Dimitri •Felix •Ingrid •Mercedes •Sylvain Golden Deer Claude •Hilda •Ignatz •Leonie •Lorenz •Lysithea •Marianne •Raphael Other Alois •AnnaDLC •Byleth •Catherine •Cyril •Flayn •Gilbert •Hanneman •Jeritza •Manuela •Seteth •Shamir Ashen WolvesDLC Balthus •Constance •Hapi •Yuri Non-playable characters AbysskeeperDLC •Duke Aegir •Fleche •Gatekeeper •Duke Gerth •Ionius IX •Jeralt •Judith •Ladislava •Nader •Randolph •Rhea •Rodrigue •Sothis Bosses Acheron •AelfricDLC •Alois •Lord Arundel •Bias •Blaiddyd •Caspar •Catherine •Charon •Chilon •Claude •Cornelia •Daphnel •Dedue •Death Knight •Dimitri •Dominic •Baron Dominic •Edelgard •Felix •Ferdinand •Flame Emperor •Flayn •Fraldarius •Gautier •Gloucester •Goneril •Gwendal •Hubert •Ingrid •The Immaculate One •The Immovable •Judith •Kostas •Kronya •Ladislava •Lamine •Linhardt •Lonato •Lorenz •Mercedes •Metodey •Miklan •Myson •Nader •Nemesis •Baron OchsDLC •Odesse •Pallardó •Pittacus •Randolph •Rhea •Riegan •Rodrigue •Seteth •Shamir •Solon •Sylvain •Thales •Wandering Beast •The Wind Caller Background characters Count Bergliez •Margrave Gautier •Glenn •Count Gloucester •Count Hevring •Holst •Lambert •Monica •Patricia •Rufus •Seiros •Sitri •Tiana •Count Varley Legendary and personal weapons Aegis Shield •Areadbhar •Asclepius •Athame •Axe of Ukonvasara •Aymr •Blutgang •Caduceus Staff •Circe Staff •Crusher •Failnaught •Fetters of Dromi •Freikugel •The Inexhaustible •Lance of Ruin •Lúin •Ochain Shield •Rafail Gem •Scythe of Sariel •Seiros Shield •Spear of Assal •Sword of Begalta •Sword of Moralta •Sword of Seiros •Sword of the Creator •Tathlum Bow •Thunderbrand •Thyrsus •Vajra-Mushti Chapters Part I P:An Inevitable Encounter • 1:Three Houses • 2:Familiar Scenery • 3:Mutiny in the Mist • 4:The Goddess's Rite of Rebirth • 5:Tower of Black Winds • 6:Rumors of a Reaper • 7:Field of the Eagle and Lion • 8:The Flame in the Darkness • 9:The Cause of Sorrow • 10:Where the Goddess Dwells • 11:Throne of Knowledge • 12:To War /Outset of a Power Struggle Part II Silver Snow 13:Reunion at Dawn • 14:A King Without a Kingdom • 15:Valley of Torment • 16:The Rose-Colored River • 17:The Impregnable Fortress • 18:The Chaos of War • 19:Conclusion of the Crossing Roads • 20:The City Without Light • 21:Following a Dream Azure Moon 13:Reunion at Dawn • 14:The Delusional Prince • 15:Valley of Torment • 16:The Rose-Colored River • 17:Blood of the Eagle and Lion • 18:The King's Triumphant Return • 19:The Golden Deer's Plea • 20:The Impregnable Fortress • 21:Our Chosen Paths • 22:Oath of the Dagger Verdant Wind 13:Reunion at Dawn • 14:The Alliance Leader's Ambitions • 15:Valley of Torment • 16:The Rose-Colored River • 17:Blood of the Eagle and Lion • 18:The Golden Scheme • 19:The Chaos of War • 20:Conclusion of the Crossing Roads • 21:The City Without Light • 22:Fódlan's New Dawn Crimson Flower 13:Beyond Escape • 14:The Master Tactician • 15:Tempest of Swords and Shields • 16:Lady of Deceit • 17:Field of Revenge • 18:To the End of a Dream Paralogues Part I Black Market SchemeDLC •A Cursed RelicDLC •Death Toll •Dividing the World •Falling Short of Heaven •The Forgotten •Land of the Golden Deer •An Ocean View •Oil and Water •Rumored Nuptials •The Secret MerchantDLC •Sword and Shield of Seiros •Tales of the Red Canyon •True Chivalry •War for the Weak Part II Darkness Beneath the Earth •Dividing the World •Eternal Guardian •The Face Beneath •Foreign Land and Sky •Forgotten Hero •Insurmountable •Legend of the Lake •Retribution •The Secret MerchantDLC •The Silver Maiden •The Sleeping Sand Legend •Weathervanes of Fódlan Cindered Shadows 1:The Fourth House • 2:What Lies Beneath • 3:The Rite of Rising • 4:Danger in the Dark • 5:Betrayal • 6:Return to Me • 7:Wolf Pack Locations Fódlan •Adrestia •Faerghus •Garreg Mach Monastery (Abyss) •Leicester •Oghma Mountains •Shambhala •Almyra •Brigid •Dagda •Sreng •Zahras Groups, objects and concepts 10 Elites •Ashen Wolves •Black Eagles (Black Eagle Strike Force) •Blue Lions •Calendar •Children of the Goddess •Church of Seiros (Knights of Seiros) •Crests (Crest Stone) •Divine Pulse •Four Apostles •Four Saints •Golden Deer •Heroes' Relics •Insurrection of the Seven •Monsters •Those who slither in the dark •Tragedy of Duscur •War of Heroes Lists Abilities •Chapters •Characters •Classes (Class change) •Hidden treasure •Items (Monastery items) •Quests •Scripts •Supports •Weapons Related topics Class mastery •Documents •Downloadable content •Movie Gallery •Music Library •Minor characters •Name chart • Other games (Warriors: Three Hopes) •Pre-release information (Unused content) •Timeline

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes

Playable characters Scarlet Blaze Ashe •Balthus •Bernadetta •Byleth •Caspar •Constance •Dorothea •Edelgard •Ferdinand •Hapi •Hubert •Ignatz •Jeralt •Jeritza •Leonie •Linhardt •Lorenz •Lysithea •Manuela •Marianne •Mercedes •Monica •Petra •Raphael •Shamir •Shez •Yuri Azure Gleam Annette •Ashe •Balthus •Bernadetta •Byleth •Catherine •Constance •Dedue •Dimitri •Dorothea •Felix •Flayn •Hapi •Ignatz •Ingrid •Jeralt •Jeritza •Linhardt •Lorenz •Marianne •Mercedes •Petra •Raphael •Rodrigue •Seteth •Shamir •Shez •Sylvain •Yuri Golden Wildfire Ashe •Balthus •Bernadetta •Byleth •Claude •Constance •Dorothea •Hapi •Hilda •Holst •Ignatz •Jeralt •Leonie •Linhardt •Lorenz •Lysithea •Marianne •Petra •Raphael •Shamir •Shez •Yuri Other Arval •Gatekeeper •Rhea •Sothis Non-playable characters Acheron •Alois •Anna •Count Bergliez •Captain Berling •Cleobulus •Fleche •Margrave Gautier •Getz •Count Gloucester •Gustave •Hanneman •Count Hevring •The Immaculate One •The Immovable •Judith •Ladislava •Lazley •Lonato •Miklan •Randolph •Seiros •Solon •Thales •Count Varley •The Wind Caller Bosses Acheron •Duke Aegir •Viscount Albany •Alois •Anaximandros •Annette •Lord Arundel •Ashe •Balthus •Baron Barnabas •Viscount Belinus •Bernadetta •Count Bergliez •Bias •Viscount Brennius •Byleth •Caspar •Catherine •Cethleann •Cichol •Chilon •Claude •Constance •Cornelia •Cyril •Death Knight •Dedue •Dimitri •Dolofonos •Baron Dominic •Dorothea •Count Duval •Edelgard •Viscount Elidure •Viscount Enid •Epimenides •Marquis Erebus •Viscount Essar •Felix •Viscount Fenja •Ferdinand •Flayn •Fleche •Margrave Gautier •Count Geraint •Duke Gerth •Viscount Gideon •Baron Gillingr •Count Gloucester •Gustave •Gwendal •Hanneman •Hapi •Count Hevring •Hilda •Hubert •Viscount Hymir •Ignatz •Ingrid •Jeralt •Judith •Viscount Kleiman •Kostas •Kronya •Ladislava •Leonie •Linhardt •Viscount Lochin •Lonato •Lorenz •Lysithea •Manuela •Marianne •Baron Martyn •Baron Mateus •Viscount Mateus •Viscount Menja •Mercedes •Metodey •Monica •Baron Müller •Myson •Nader •Odesse •Baron Ochs •Pallardó •Petra •Pittacus •Baron Pryderi •Randolph •Raphael •Rhea •Rodrigue •Count Rowe •Rufus •Seiros •Seteth •Shahid •Shamir •Shez •Viscount Siward •Solon •Sylvain •Thales •Count Varley •Yuri Legendary and personal weapons Aegis Shield •Amalthea •Areadbhar •Asclepius •Athame •Axe of Ukonvasara •Aymr •Blutgang •Caduceus Staff •Circe Staff •Crusher •Dahaka •Dark Creator Sword •Failnaught •Fetters of Dromi •Freikugel •Hrotti •Ichor Scroll •The Inexhaustible •Járngreipr •Labraunda •Lance of Ruin •Lúin •Ochain Shield •Rafail Gem •Ridill •Scroll of Talos •Scythe of Sariel •Seiros Shield •Shamshir •Spear of Assal •Suttungr's Mystery •Sword of Begalta •Sword of Moralta •Sword of Seiros •Sublime Creator Sword •Tathlum Bow •Thunderbrand •Thyrsus •Vajra-Mushti •Wind Caller's Genesis Chapters Prologue 0:Crossed Roads • 1:A Chance Encounter • 2:Three Houses • 3:The Shadows of Adrestia /Crisis in Fhirdiad /The Battle for the Locket Scarlet Blaze 4:The Struggle Commences • 5:Skirmish in the Fog • 6:Bridge of Betrayal • 7:The Triumph of Valor • 8:The Maiden's Peril • 9:Unrest in Enbarr • 10:Shifting History • 11:Heroic Bloodlines • 12:The Rising Darkness • 13:Severing the Past • 14A:A Clash of Ambitions • 14B:Torment of the Eagle and Lion • 15:The Hour of Vengeance • 16:Into the Chasm • Final:A Path Forward Azure Gleam 4:To War! • 5:Skirmish in the Fog • 6:Conspiracy in the Air • 7:The King Awakens • 8:The Blood-Stained Lance • 9:Reunion at the Fortress City • 10:Fanaticism • 11:Reprisal • 12:A Trick of the Goddess • 13:Clash of Torment • 14:The Absent Emperor • 15:The Hour of Vengeance • 16:Into the Chasm • Final:The End of Tragedy Golden Wildfire 4:To War! • 5:The Golden Guardian • 6:The Leader's Stratagem • 7:A Contest of Beasts • 8:What Makes a King • 9:The End of the Alliance • 10:Love and Loss • 11:The Sword Swings Wide • 12:Two Kings • 13:Darkness Attacks • 14:A Symbol of the Past • 15:The Hour of Vengeance • 16:Into the Chasm • Final:Field of Beginnings Paralogues The Ashen Wolves' Reunion •Coming Clean •Cycles of Nostalgia •Eagles, Lions, and Deer •Enshrouded Memories •Evil's Bane and Love's Protection •A Grand Day for the Opera Company •An Incurable Shut-In •Like Cats and Dogs •Love and Hate in Wartime •Mercenary Complications •A Night of Wonder •A Noble Among Nobles •Raiders from the North •A Reason to Fight •Right Where They're Wanted •The Saints' Forge •The Seiros Snare •Under the Protection of the Golden Deer •Unsettling Truths •What Lies Within •Wildflowers for the Future Locations Fódlan •Adrestia •Base Camp •Faerghus •Garreg Mach Monastery (Abyss) •Leicester •Almyra •Brigid •Dagda •Sreng •Zahras Groups and events 10 Elites •Ashen Wolves •Berling's Mercenaries •Black Eagles •Blue Lions •Children of the Goddess •Church of Seiros (Knights of Seiros) •Golden Deer •Insurrection of the Seven •Jeralt's Mercenaries •Those who slither in the dark •Tragedy of Duscur •War of Heroes Concepts and objects Awakening •Crests (Crest Stone) •Critical Rush •Elements •Heroes' Relics •Monsters •Peer training •Survey Spots •Warrior Special •Weapon attributes Related topics Documents •Movies •Music Player •Minor characters •Name chart • Other games (Warriors •Three Houses) •Pre-release information (Unused content) •Timeline •Weapons