Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes Could Take Players to Almyra

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Not much is known about the plot in Intelligent Systems and Koei Tecmo's upcoming Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes; a hack-and-slash Dynasty Warriors/Musou game that will present an alternate take on the events of 2019's Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Nintendo-themedWarriors games have thrived since 2014's Hyrule Warriors, and 2020's Age of Calamity proved the idea of reworking existing stories like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild can succeed. Still, Three Hopes needs a good narrative twist to stand out.

The February 2022 Nintendo Direct reveal trailer does offer a general impression of what fans can expect, with Edelgard von Hresvelg, Dimitri Blaiddyd, and Claude von Riegan all serving as playable characters alongside some of their fellow Officers Academy students. Its narrative appears to center some greater threat which disrupts the three-way conflict characterizing Three Houses, leading to an alternate future. If this threat is strong enough to push the main cast out of Garreg Mach Monastery or the continent of Fodlan as a whole, Three Hopes could lean on the backstory of Golden Deer leader Claude and give fans a look at Almyra — one of the original game's unexplored locales.

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As with every Fire Emblem game, Three Houses uses political intrigue and war to underscore its tactical RPG mechanics. The main text of Three Houses deals with fighting that erupts across Fodlan between the Adrestian Empire, Holy Kingdom of Faerghus, Leicester Alliance, and Church of Seiros; with players and their avatar Byleth needing to choose a side. However, these nations also have histories of conflict with surrounding regions, leading to many principal cast members