Discussion for Fire Emblem: The Great Divide

Not sure just yet.

CDM, can I be the Dragon King? Please? Pretty please?

Also, hmm... Black wings... Could be the result of them being covered in ash and soot for far too long, if she's a Royal who was trapped in a fire... Though that's just a bit too similar to the canon. Maybe it's a taint or a curse from some powerful Dark Mage?

How is that similar to the canon?

Keep on stating the obvious, Golurk.

SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE!

Anyways, behold! The greatest creation of the verse! The GXLurk burger! This burger is the size of a small cake with a 2 lb patty!

Ingredients:

Sourdough bun with sesame seeds
Patty of 50% beef, 30% pork, and 20% lamb with basil, breadcrumbs, fresh mozzarella, and shredded parmesan mixed in.
Bacon.
Baby swiss.
Onion Rings.
Lettuce.
Fried eggs.
Peppercorn.
Pickled pepperoncinis.
Salt and vinegar potato chips.
Buffalo sauce.
On one half, tomatoes.
On the other half, pickles.

I'd take one bite and be full. That's a ton of food.

I know. It's supposed to serve a group and/or one/two people over a long period of time

Or you could be a b****in' awesome natural black heron.

Do it GX.

Yes. Most countries have a dominant population of 90% or more, with only token members of other races/tribes living there. Dignitaries, traders, a few oddballs. And for symbolism's sake, Solgen is now in the center-ish of the continent.

Technically not. Laguz work a bit differently. Basically, taguel and manakete seal their "true" forms in stones, which they use to shift into them. For the sake of the RP, taguel will function like laguz.

Uh... Sure. I don't know actually. Sadly, Awakening doesn't let you cross-breed a manakete and taguel. Or, I should say that you can pair two up, but you don't see the result. Sadly. So I don't know if they're reproductively compatible.

Particularly gifted humans can still advance to some degree - architects, engineers, tacticians, even serving as advisers to the king himself - so technological growth isn't completely stagnant, just significantly slowed compared to the other beorc countries. It's still competitive with most laguz countries. Of course, beorc in such high positions are treated contemptuously by their laguz peers, and straight-up hated by laguz they outrank.

Officially, the study of magic is outlawed. Unofficially, magic is studied in small, hidden schools or passed down through families. These practices are allowed to continue because many high-ranking laguz nobles, including the king, understand there is some value to having a few well-trained mages in their pocket.

Oh, they love mages. Every mage they can get their hands on. Anyone who might even possibly be able to learn magic is encouraged to try.

It depends on their race and age, largely. Particularly old laguz who remember when beorc and laguz worked together may treat them with a kind of respect or wistful near-friendship. Those that were young during the open conflict, the first civil war, are inclined towards fearfulness. Laguz younger than that mostly differ based on their race. Crows tend to disregard beorc, hawks think of them as servants. Cats and tigers usually think of humans as playthings. Dragons are typically regarded as the least friendly. Herons, the most. Wolves are very hit-or-miss. Taguel can be very friendly, then turn around and be cruel depending on their mood. And naturally, there's a large amount of variance among individuals. For beorc, disposition's largest influence is their local ruler. Those that come from fiefdoms with cruel masters are the ones joining the rebellion, while those who've been treated kindly for the most part are siding with the militia. For the mostpart, beorc know to treat the guys that can shift into lions and tigers and very large birds with a good deal of respect.


Yes.