Fire Emblem Warriors – Shadow Dragon DLC and new update launch next week, new details
This week’s issue of Famitsu has a surprise update on Fire Emblem Warriors. Along with new DLC, an update will be released next week.
Here’s what we know about the new update and DLC:
DLC
– Minerva, Navarre, and Linde playable in the new DLC
– New costumes: Groom Marth, Bride Caeda, Tiki w/ Colored Dress, Swordmaster Lyn
– Broken armor for Shadow Dragon cast + Lyn, Celica, Anna
– Caeda will get her exclusive weapon with the DLC pack (possibly Wing Spear)
– Also new weapon skills: switches STR with DEF, and MAG with RES; Raise damage against same gender char but lower damage against diff gender; reverse of above skill
– Shadow Dragon History maps: Devil Mountain (Navarre), Princess Minerva, Norda Market (Linde)
– New weapon skills available only in the DLC pack: Reverse Attack-Defense: Swaps STR with DEF, & MAG with RES; Same Gender Advantage: Raises damage against same gender chars but less damage against diff gender; Different Gender Advantage: Reverse of above skill
– Minerva’s skill: Iote’s Shield: Negates any damage effectiveness (ex: if attacked by Bow)
– Navarre: Solitary – Raises stats if not paired up
– Linde’s skill is not mentioned yet
Update
– Update with the DLC raises level cap to 130, adds new blessings and weapon skills, and allows you to skip confirmations at Crest Market
– New blessings to be added on February 15 update patch
– Strength/Magic/Skill Blessing: Raise respective stats for all party members
– Bonds Blessing: Easier for party members to raise bonds
– Swift Attack Blessing: Raise damage dealt for short time after battle started
– New weapon skills available to all players with the patch: Finisher Focus: Easier to deplete Stun Gauge and Anti-Air Focus: Raises damage against juggled enemies
The new Fire Emblem Warriors DLC and update are currently planned for February 15 in Japan, so it should be around the same time in the west. We’ll let you know when everything is live, along with official patch notes.
