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Infinite Regalia (Japanese:無限の神器Infinite sacred treasures) is adownloadable content xenologue chapter inFire Emblem Awakening. As a xenologue chapter, it does not officially bear a chapter number; if all xenologues are purchased and its list is viewed at theOutrealm Gate, Infinite Regalia is the sixth one from the top in the North American version of the game. Officially in Japan and unofficially in North America, Infinite Regalia is part of the first series of DLC releases, a distinction that does not exist in the PAL regions.

This chapter was first made available on May 24, 2012 in Japan, March 7, 2013 in North America, and May23-24 in the PAL regions.

In this chapter, theShepherds take on a very large group ofDeadlords in hopes of obtaining three very rare weapons under their guard.

Plot

Main article:Infinite Regalia/Script

Chrom and theShepherds arrive at anOutrealm with old ruins where they encounter theDeadlords, who guard the treasures within the ruins; the Deadlords challenge the Shepherds to battle with the treasures as the reward. After battle, the Deadlords congratulate the Shepherds on their performance and ask that they return to battle again, for the Deadlords' pleasure the Shepherds' reward. Additionally, the grant the Shepherds theEinherjar ofEldigan and theSilver Card.

Website summary

A set of unique weapons lay buried deep within ancient ruins, watched over by an evil warlord. No hero has ever been able to recover them–but then,you're not just any hero,are you?^[1]

North American eShop summary

All this trouble over such a little item...
Rewards: Silver Card

Chapter data

Chapter Data
Conditions	Unit Data
Victory: Defeat the bossMus	Player	Partner	Other	Enemy
Defeat:Chrom orRobin dies, or the player's army is routed	1–12	{{{partner}}}	{{{other}}}	40
Difficulty rating: ★★★★ Map dimensions: 25 columns by 29 rows	Block sizes: Japan: 36 North America: 36 PAL region: 36
Map phase music: "Chapter 10:Light and Dark" fromGenealogy of the Holy War Battle phase music: "Versus Arvis" fromGenealogy of the Holy War Note: Due to known flaws in how the game's downloadable content system handles music, the game may fail to load the music assigned to this chapter. If this happens, the music normally assigned toskirmishes in the base game will play.
Pricing: Japan: ¥300 United States: $2.50 Europe: €2.49 United Kingdom: £2.29 Australia: $3.25 New Zealand: $4.25	Also available in: Golden Pack United States: $6.00 Europe: €5.99 United Kingdom: £5.39 Australia: $7.80 New Zealand: $10.20

Character data

Characters
New units
Eldigan Paladin HP 54 Inventory -- Level 14 Automatically at the end of the chapter if the player accepts the given offer
Available characters

Note: The returning characters list represents the minimum characterbase recruitable by the point the player can first access the Outrealm Gate. If more chapters along the main story path are cleared, or if anyparalogues are cleared, the player can have access to characters not listed here by the point the chapter is first started. Asbonus units are recruitable at the player's discretion, the returning characters list does not list them either.

Item data

Items

Name Obtainment Method Random Open westernchest Random Open centerchest Random Open easternchest Silver Card Automatically at the end of the chapter (If player doesn't already have a Silver Card in their inventory)

The items obtainable in all three chests aresubject to special restrictions; items available in these chests, with the exception of theBolt Axe, cannot be obtained fromvillages or chests in other DLC chapters.

Event tiles

• Column 6, row 17: Seven squares west, one square south from the bossMus
• Column 21, row 3: Two squares east, one square north from the easternmostchest

Enemy data

Stats with two figures separated by a ~ are presented as a range, representing stats that vary due to random growths. The figures to the left and right of the ~ are the stat's minimum and maximum possible values respectively.

Enemy Units

Name Class Lv # HP Str Mag Skill Spd Lck Prf Wlv Def Res Cha Lck Con Mov Inventory and Skills Mus General 18 1 72 36 2 30 21 25 35+2 18 - Gradivus Defense +2 •Indoor Fighter •Rally Defense •Pavise -- Ruffian Thief 20 4 27~28 11~12 0 14~15 16~17 8~9 5~6 1~2 5 Silver Sword Locktouch Prioritizes opening achest, then escaping via the north. Mus General 18 Random 72 36 2 30 21 25 35+2 18 5 Random lance Defense +2 •Indoor Fighter •Rally Defense •Pavise -- Bovis Bow Knight 18 Random 65 30 1 33 31 21 24 14 8 Random bow Prescience •Patience •Rally Skill •Bowbreaker -- Tigris Warrior 18 Random 70+5 37 1 31 26 30 26 15 6 Random axe HP +5 •Zeal •Rally Strength •Counter -- Lepus War Cleric 18 Random 64 31 26 24 30 29 24 27+2 6 Random axe Resistance +2 •Renewal •Rally Luck •Miracle -- Draco Sniper 18 Random 61 28+5 2 36+2 30 21 29 18 6 Random bow Skill +2 •Hit Rate +20 •Prescience •Bowfaire -- Anguilla Dark Knight 18 Random 67 25 30 29 25 18 30 22 8 Random tome Slow Burn •Hex •Anathema •Lifetaker -- Equus Paladin 18 Random 67 34 3 31 30 28 31 22 8 Random lance Aegis -- Ovis Sage 18 Random 56 5 33+7 28 29 26 20 28 6 Random tome Magic +2 •Focus •Tomefaire •Rally Magic -- Simia Swordmaster 18 Random 61 29+5 5 35 38 34 23 22 6 Random sword Avoid +10 •Swordfaire •Vantage -- Gallus Sorcerer 18 Random 65 6 33 23 23 17 27 29 6 Random tome Hex •Anathema •Tomebreaker -- Canis Valkyrie 18 Random 54 2 32 24 32 33 15 32+2 8 Random tome Resistance +2 •Demoiselle •Rally Resistance -- Porcus Assassin 18 Random 59 30 1 38 35 20 22 13 6+1 Random sword Avoid +10 •Movement +1 •Pass --

Boss data

Main article:Mus

General Level 18 Movement -

Stats Max HP 72 Speed 21 Strength 36 Luck 25 Magic 2 Defense 35+2 Skill 30 Resistance 18

Inventory Skills Gradivus Defense +2 Indoor Fighter Rally Defense Pavise Weapon Levels -- A E/C/A -- -- --

Strategy

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Trivia

• This chapter is one of three DLC chapters to include non-Risen generic enemy units (the others beingSummer Scramble andApotheosis). Of the three, this is the only one to include Risen, albeit of the non-genericDeadlord variety.
  • This chapter is the only one in the Golden Pack to have any fixed enemies, in this case the lead Mus and the fourThieves.
• This chapter is one of four non-skirmish situations inAwakening to include thepreparations phase to not adhere to the typical chapter deployment style ofChrom being the sole mandatory deployment; the others areThe Golden Gaffe,EXPonential Growth, andchapter 23 of the base game.
• Tiki and the children characters recognize this chapter's Deadlords as having been created fromChrom and theShepherds. This suggests this chapter may take place in a known ruined future, such asLucina's original future or the realm of theFuture Past series.
• The final sequence of Deadlord dialogue slightly botches the established pattern; this sequence skips overBovis and hasTigris followMus, then goes on to useEquus twice consecutively. The double usage of Equus suggests all of the dialogue between Mus and the second Equus was intended to be spoken by a different Deadlord than actually says the line.
• This chapter is one of only two DLC chapters that are the third to be released within their three-chapter packs to not be released in conjunction with the first chapter of another pack in the North American region (the other beingThe Future Past 3); this chapter was instead released in conjunction with thesecond chapter of the Lost Bloodlines Pack.
• This chapter is tied withSmash Brethren 3 as the highest-difficulty DLC chapter to haveevent tiles.

Etymology and other languages

Gallery

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References