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==Biography==
==Biography==
Nemesis was a leader of a group of bandits. With the help from [[those who slither in the dark]], Nemesis stole the remains of the goddess [[Sothis]] from the Holy Tomb. He acquired Sothis's [[Crest of Flames]] from her blood and had her bones crafted into the [[Sword of the Creator]]. With his newfound power, he later went to Zanado, the Red Canyon, and slaughtered several [[Children of the Goddess|children of the goddess]], and used their bodies to gain even more power, bringing war to the continent.<ref>{{cite|'''Seteth:''' Nemesis, the King of Liberation... The man who received the Sword of the Creator from the goddess and became a hero. However...<br>'''Rhea:''' Nemesis was originally the leader of a group of bandits. He plundered the Holy Tomb and stole the remains of the progenitor god. When Nemesis appeared in Zanado some time later, he already wielded the Sword of the Creator.<br> '''Byleth:''' How did he get the Sword of the Creator?<br>'''Rhea:''' The legend that the goddess gifted him the sword so that he could fight the wicked gods...is false. That story was created after the fact. I do not know how Nemesis obtained the sword, or why he appeared in Zanado. But he used that sword to massacre the people there. The children of the progenitor god. From their corpses he gained even more power, and brought war to Fódlan... A mere bandit like Nemesis would not have been capable of anything so monstrous on his own...<br>'''Seteth:''' It was surmised that someone was collaborating with Nemesis, and there was a massive investigation to uncover who it was. But the truth was never discovered. I am now certain that his accomplices were those who slither in the dark.|[[Rhea]] and [[Seteth]] in Silver Snow's [[Conclusion of the Crossing Roads|Chapter 19]]|Three Houses}}</ref> This would later be known as the Red Canyon Tragedy.<ref>{{cite|You must not allow Fódlan's bloody history...the Red Canyon Tragedy...to repeat itself...|Rhea in Silver Snow's [[Conclusion of the Crossing Roads|Chapter 19]]|Three Houses}}</ref> During his campaign, Nemesis gathered support from fellow humans for his cause by claiming to be liberating them from the rule of the Children of the Goddess, recruiting in this way strong allies who later became the [[10 Elites]].<ref>{{cite|Under the pretense of liberating Fódlan from a reign of deception, this king rallied his people to arms in the War of Heroes.|Description of Nemesis's personal class, [[King of Liberation]]|Three Houses}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|quote='''Kusakihara:''' In that world, the Nabateans were a race of people who could transform into dragons, and ruled as gods over each territory across Fódlan. However, they were hated by the Agarthans, the so-called Those Who Slither in the Dark, and the Agarthans conspired to overthrow the Nabateans. They planned to teach humanity their skills of crafting powerful weapons from the bodies of Nabateans, and that plan was carried out by the human, Nemesis. As for how things resulted for the humans who received said power… They yearned for more power, killed dragons larger than themselves to use their bones as materials to create even more powerful weapons, and so on—that's how the Ten Elites came to be.|url=https://nintendoeverything.com/fire-emblem-three-houses-interview-part-2-byleth-dimitri-eyepatch/3/|title=Nintendo Dream May 2020 Issue|site=translated by Nintendo Everything|published=April 12, 2020|retrieved=March 25, 2021}}</ref> Despite this, it is suggested Nemesis's allies were unaware of his involvement in the Red Canyon Tragedy.<ref>{{Cite|Why does Seiros despise us so? What did King Nemesis do to incur such unyielding wrath? Perhaps it was a mistake to accept his offer. In any case, that is all in the distant past now...|''Fragments of a Forgotten Memoir'' in the Shadow Library of [[Abyss]]|Three Houses}}</ref>
Nemesis was a leader of a group of bandits. With the help from [[those who slither in the dark]], Nemesis stole the remains of the goddess [[Sothis]] from the Holy Tomb. He acquired Sothis's [[Crest of Flames]] from her blood and had her bones crafted into the [[Sword of the Creator]]. With his newfound power, he later went to Zanado, the Red Canyon, and slaughtered several [[Children of the Goddess|children of the goddess]], and used their bodies to gain even more power, bringing war to the continent.<ref>{{cite|'''Seteth:''' Nemesis, the King of Liberation... The man who received the Sword of the Creator from the goddess and became a hero. However...<br>'''Rhea:''' Nemesis was originally the leader of a group of bandits. He plundered the Holy Tomb and stole the remains of the progenitor god. When Nemesis appeared in Zanado some time later, he already wielded the Sword of the Creator.<br> '''Byleth:''' How did he get the Sword of the Creator?<br>'''Rhea:''' The legend that the goddess gifted him the sword so that he could fight the wicked gods...is false. That story was created after the fact. I do not know how Nemesis obtained the sword, or why he appeared in Zanado. But he used that sword to massacre the people there. The children of the progenitor god. From their corpses he gained even more power, and brought war to Fódlan... A mere bandit like Nemesis would not have been capable of anything so monstrous on his own...<br>'''Seteth:''' It was surmised that someone was collaborating with Nemesis, and there was a massive investigation to uncover who it was. But the truth was never discovered. I am now certain that his accomplices were those who slither in the dark.|[[Rhea]] and [[Seteth]] in Silver Snow's [[Conclusion of the Crossing Roads|Chapter&nbsp;19]]|Three Houses}}</ref> This would later be known as the Red Canyon Tragedy.<ref>{{cite|You must not allow Fódlan's bloody history...the Red Canyon Tragedy...to repeat itself...|Rhea in Silver Snow's [[Conclusion of the Crossing Roads|Chapter&nbsp;19]]|Three Houses}}</ref> During his campaign, Nemesis gathered support from fellow humans for his cause by claiming to be liberating them from the rule of the Children of the Goddess, recruiting in this way strong allies who later became the [[10 Elites]].<ref>{{cite|Under the pretense of liberating Fódlan from a reign of deception, this king rallied his people to arms in the War of Heroes.|Description of Nemesis's personal class, [[King of Liberation]]|Three Houses}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|quote='''Kusakihara:''' In that world, the Nabateans were a race of people who could transform into dragons, and ruled as gods over each territory across Fódlan. However, they were hated by the Agarthans, the so-called Those Who Slither in the Dark, and the Agarthans conspired to overthrow the Nabateans. They planned to teach humanity their skills of crafting powerful weapons from the bodies of Nabateans, and that plan was carried out by the human, Nemesis. As for how things resulted for the humans who received said power… They yearned for more power, killed dragons larger than themselves to use their bones as materials to create even more powerful weapons, and so on—that's how the Ten Elites came to be.|url=https://nintendoeverything.com/fire-emblem-three-houses-interview-part-2-byleth-dimitri-eyepatch/3/|title=Nintendo Dream May 2020 Issue|site=translated by Nintendo Everything|published=April 12, 2020|retrieved=March 25, 2021}}</ref> Despite this, it is suggested Nemesis's allies were unaware of his involvement in the Red Canyon Tragedy.<ref>{{Cite|Why does Seiros despise us so? What did King Nemesis do to incur such unyielding wrath? Perhaps it was a mistake to accept his offer. In any case, that is all in the distant past now...|''Fragments of a Forgotten Memoir'' in the Shadow Library of [[Abyss]]|Three Houses}}</ref>


In the Imperial Year 91 at the Tailtean Plains, Nemesis's Liberation Army clashed with the [[Adrestian Empire]], where he fought and was killed in battle by [[Seiros]]. Afterwards, in order to use him as an inspiration to the masses, and because he and his army were already considered heroes by many,<ref>{{cite web|quote='''Why did Seiros (Lady Rhea) appropriate Nemesis and the Ten Elites as heroes in her history?'''<br>'''Kusakihara:''' Because from humanity's perspective, Nemesis and the Ten Elites were thought of as heroes. She can't create a history that completely ignores the feelings of humans upon ruling over humanity. So while preserving them as heroes, she was able to rewrite other parts of history to her advantage.|url=https://nintendoeverything.com/fire-emblem-three-houses-interview-part-2-byleth-dimitri-eyepatch/3/|title=Nintendo Dream May 2020 Issue|site=translated by Nintendo Everything|published=April 12, 2020|retrieved=March 25, 2021}}</ref> Seiros spread the false narrative that Nemesis was granted the Sword of the Creator and the Crest of Flames by [[Sothis]], and he slew several evil gods only for his power to drive him mad.
In the Imperial Year 91 at the Tailtean Plains, Nemesis's Liberation Army clashed with the [[Adrestian Empire]], where he fought and was killed in battle by [[Seiros]]. Afterwards, in order to use him as an inspiration to the masses, and because he and his army were already considered heroes by many,<ref>{{cite web|quote='''Why did Seiros (Lady Rhea) appropriate Nemesis and the Ten Elites as heroes in her history?'''<br>'''Kusakihara:''' Because from humanity's perspective, Nemesis and the Ten Elites were thought of as heroes. She can't create a history that completely ignores the feelings of humans upon ruling over humanity. So while preserving them as heroes, she was able to rewrite other parts of history to her advantage.|url=https://nintendoeverything.com/fire-emblem-three-houses-interview-part-2-byleth-dimitri-eyepatch/3/|title=Nintendo Dream May 2020 Issue|site=translated by Nintendo Everything|published=April 12, 2020|retrieved=March 25, 2021}}</ref> Seiros spread the false narrative that Nemesis was granted the Sword of the Creator and the Crest of Flames by [[Sothis]], and he slew several evil gods only for his power to drive him mad.


If [[Byleth]] choose to lead the [[Golden Deer]], those who slither in the dark's millennium-long plan for revenge against Seiros culminates in his resurrection in Imperial Year 1186. Rhea speculates this occurs as a consequence of Shambhala's destruction breaking his seal, as the blood of Sothis contains an incredible power unmatched by the blood of other children of the goddess.<ref>{{cite|'''Claude:''' Nemesis? That Nemesis? Do you really think the ancient King of Liberation has been brought back to life?<br>'''Rhea:''' Perhaps the seal was broken when Shambhala fell... An incredible power that we children cannot hope to match dwells within the blood of the progenitor god. Nemesis obtained that blood, so it would not surprise me if that were the case.|[[Claude]] and Rhea in Verdant Wind's [[Fódlan's New Dawn|Chapter 22]]|Three Houses}}</ref> Nemesis raises an army of undead soldiers and marches through eastern Fódlan in an attempt to reach Seiros at Garreg Mach Monastery, but he is slain by [[Leicester]] forces led by Byleth and [[Claude]].
If [[Byleth]] choose to lead the [[Golden Deer]], those who slither in the dark's millennium-long plan for revenge against Seiros culminates in his resurrection in Imperial Year 1186. Rhea speculates this occurs as a consequence of Shambhala's destruction breaking his seal, as the blood of Sothis contains an incredible power unmatched by the blood of other children of the goddess.<ref>{{cite|'''Claude:''' Nemesis? That Nemesis? Do you really think the ancient King of Liberation has been brought back to life?<br>'''Rhea:''' Perhaps the seal was broken when Shambhala fell... An incredible power that we children cannot hope to match dwells within the blood of the progenitor god. Nemesis obtained that blood, so it would not surprise me if that were the case.|[[Claude]] and Rhea in Verdant Wind's [[Fódlan's New Dawn|Chapter&nbsp;22]]|Three Houses}}</ref> Nemesis raises an army of undead soldiers and marches through eastern Fódlan in an attempt to reach Seiros at Garreg Mach Monastery, but he is slain by [[Leicester]] forces led by Byleth and [[Claude]].


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Nemesis is one of the characters added to the game in the [[Triandra's Dream]] update, and was made available to players in the forty-eighth [[Grand Hero Battle]], which initially ran from October 20, 2020 through October 27, 2020. Only one variation of Nemesis is currently available in ''Heroes'', based on his ''Three Houses'' incarnation.
Nemesis is one of the characters added to the game in the [[Triandra's Dream]] update, and was made available to players in the forty-eighth [[Grand Hero Battle]], which initially ran from October 20, 2020 through October 27, 2020. Only one variation of Nemesis is currently available in ''Heroes'', based on his ''Three Houses'' incarnation.


===Starting stats===
===Nemesis: King of Liberation===
====Starting stats====
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===Skill set===
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==Quotes==
==Quotes==
===Battle quotes===
===Battle quotes===
{{quote|Feeble creature... Prepare to die!|Nemesis, as a boss in [[Fódlan's New Dawn/For the Freedom of Fódlan|Verdant Wind Chapter 22]].}}
{{quote|Feeble creature... Prepare to die!|Nemesis, as a boss in [[Fódlan's New Dawn/For the Freedom of Fódlan|Verdant Wind Chapter&nbsp;22]].}}


{{quote|[[Sword of the Creator|That sword]]... You bear the Crest of Flames, just as I do.|Nemesis, as a boss fighting [[Byleth]] in [[Fódlan's New Dawn/For the Freedom of Fódlan|Verdant Wind Chapter 22]].}}
{{quote|[[Sword of the Creator|That sword]]... You bear the Crest of Flames, just as I do.|Nemesis, as a boss fighting [[Byleth]] in [[Fódlan's New Dawn/For the Freedom of Fódlan|Verdant Wind Chapter&nbsp;22]].}}


===Critical quotes===
===Critical quotes===
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==[[Meet some of the Heroes]] entries==
{{MtH
|full_name=Nemesis: King of Liberation
|name=Nemesis King of Liberation
|blurb1=Known as the King of Liberation, Nemesis is a legendary figure of ancient Fódlan.
|blurb2=The old tales say that he was granted the Crest of Flames and the Sword of the Creator by the goddess, and together with his allies, the Ten Elites of Fódlan, he battled against wicked gods.
|blurb3=But after triumphing over the wicked gods, Nemesis succumbed to his greed, and started a war against the Church of Seiros and the Adrestian Empire—a conflict that only ended when Seiros defeated him in combat.
|blurb4=Though once hailed as the King of Liberation, Nemesis fell afoul of his ambitions and was met with a violent end. There’s no question about his strength, but I feel like he might be a difficult Hero to get along with…
|Related_name1=Byleth
|Related_blurb1=Child of the former captain of the Knights of Seiros, Jeralt. A stoic, capable professor at the Officers Academy. Wields the Sword of the Creator, the weapon once used by Nemesis.
}}
==[[Choose Your Legends]] placement history==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
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===''Heroes'' artwork===
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====Character artwork====
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FEH Nemesis King of Liberation 01.png|Artwork of Nemesis: King of Liberation.
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====[[Meet some of the Heroes]] artwork====
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FEH mth Nemesis King of Liberation 01.png|Artwork of Nemesis: King of Liberation.
FEH mth Nemesis King of Liberation 02.png|Artwork of Nemesis: King of Liberation.
FEH mth Nemesis King of Liberation 03.png|Artwork of Nemesis: King of Liberation.
FEH mth Nemesis King of Liberation 04.png|Artwork of Nemesis: King of Liberation.
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====Other artwork====
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FEH 6th anniversary 13.png|Artwork of Nemesis and several other characters for {{title|Heroes}}{{'}}s sixth anniversary, drawn by Fujisaka Kimihiko.
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