5 intense challenge runs to attempt in Fire Emblem Engage

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Like other games in the franchise, Fire Emblem Engage can be incredibly challenging for many players. However, current releases allow players to avoid permadeath through the Casual setting. There’s no shame in wanting to enjoy or make the game more accessible, but that’s not what everyone wants.

As a strategy game, Fire Emblem Engage can offer further challenges, though, for players willing to put in the work. If you’re looking to take things to the next level, we have some challenges you can tackle while playing through the latest entry in the franchise.

However, many of these work under the Honor System. These cannot be directly configured into your gameplay experience. With that in mind, staying honest and tackling these maddeningly complex Fire Emblem Engage challenges will be up to you.

Note: This article is subjective and solely reflects the writer's opinions.

Playing on Classic/Normal is the easiest thing a player can do in Fire Emblem Engage. That’s fine if you want to play the game while still being challenged, but some players take that a step further. Classic means that anytime a character dies, they die for real.

You can add Hard/Maddening difficulty on top of the permadeath system. Enemies will hit harder, play more intelligently, and you have fewer uses of the Time Rewinding system. If you want to go as hard as possible, play on Maddening. Your opponents typically have a level advantage, so you must play slowly and smartly.

Let’s step things up a little bit. For this Fire Emblem Engage challenge, you can upgrade your characters via Master Seals upon reaching level 10. However, for this challenge, you won’t be doing that ever. Anytime you recruit a character throughout the run, you cannot use any advanced