[Helpdesk] WyvernSlayer's Dragon Hatchery

[WyvernSlayer]

(06-01-2014, 02:50 PM)Cevian Wrote: I've been a bit busy/trying to sleep since this got put up, but it's time to start jumping in to this after the wait.

I'll need to take some time to refresh my mind on Elibe. It's been a bit, as well as what's changed from the time that has past. That's on my end though. As to me posting in this thread, my question: I see that Class isn't a section on the profile, despite, I presume, an implicent relience on the classes. Is something Lordish off limits? I figured even if I could I'd need to ask about it and works things out.

I'm glad you asked this. Class has intentionally been left off the profile template as a requirement. This is because the most recent Fire Emblem games have introduced reclassing, making commitment to one style largely obsolete. Of course, most characters should have a weapon or style that they prefer. (None of that Olcadan business - mastering all weapons and magic is rather god-moddy.)

Additionally, with the release of FE: Awakening, players were able to control a tactician that could use swords AND magic. This ties in perfectly with the plot of Insurrection - magic is banned in Lycia and Etruria, so mages either have to deal with the stigma/get sneaky, or take up a conventional weapon to compensate.

This brings me to your specific question regarding the Lord-type classes. If you're asking to be a marquess of Lycia or the king of Bern, then obviously the answer is no. However, if you wish to play a character of lesser/former nobility, then I would approve that depending on how you present that character in your profile.