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The Great Advance
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Location
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Flaguerre
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Weather
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Fog of war
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New units
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Ike, Titania, Soren, Mist, Rolf, Boyd, Oscar, Shinon, Gatrie, Rhys, Mia
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Boss(es)
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Silvano
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Previous chapter(s)
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Elincia's Gambit
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Next chapter(s)
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Laguz and Beorc
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The Great Advance (Japanese: 大進攻 Great Advance) is the prologue chapter of Part III of Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. In this chapter, the Greil Mercenaries and the Laguz Alliance begin their assault on the empire of Begnion.
Plot
- Main articles: The Great Advance/Script and The Great Advance/Conversations
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Beginning log
Three years ago, Crimea freed itself from Daein tyranny. Its nobles used that freedom to berate the queen and scrabble for power. Disgusted with their greed and arrogance, Ike and the Greil Mercenaries left the court behind and returned to work. Thanks to their efforts and Queen Elincia's even-handed rule, Crimea has avoided a bloody civil war. Before departing the capital once again, Ike receives disquieting news from Queen Elincia. The Black Knight, the man who murdered Ike's father, has once again been seen in Daein. The queen's words hang heavy over Ike as he leads the mercenary group back to their headquarters.
Rafiel, eldest prince of the heron clan, returns in the company of the wolf queen Nailah, and the mage Tormod to tell a dire tale. The shocking story he relates ignites a terrible fury in the hearts of the laguz. The assassination of the previous Begnion apostle sparked the massacre of the heron clan, as well as the burning of their home, the Serenes Forest. That murder and the resulting catastrophes were long thought to be the work of Daein's former ruler, the Mad King, Ashnard. Now, however, Prince Rafiel, a survivor of the massacre, reveals that those directly responsible... were none other than the senators of Begnion. Upon hearing this tale, the hawk king, Tibarn, is consumed with an unspeakable rage. He shares this information with the raven king, Naesala, and the beast king, Caineghis, and they form a Laguz Alliance. Together with the heron royal family, they send messengers to the leadership of Begnion, demanding an explanations from the senators. Begnion rebuffs their requests, however, denying any wrongdoing and refusing to investigate Rafiel's claims. As if to emphasize their decision to silence the laguz inquiries, the empire goes so far as to murder an alliance messenger. This callous act of arrogant defiance pushes the alliance into declaring war upon the Begnion Empire. Gallia's sub-commander, Ranulf, considers the merits of attempting to simply overpower Begnion. He recognizes, however, that pitting brute force against Begnion's magic and tactical prowess will result in massive alliance casualties. He decides to enlist the strength and knowledge of his old wartime ally, Ike, and the Greil Mercenaries. Ike is an acquaintance of Begnion's apostle, however, and is at first reluctant to become involved in the conflict. Yet, when he considers the senators' cold-blooded murder of the alliance messenger, he can feel the anger that burns in the laguz's hearts. Determined to force the senators to answer for their crimes, he agrees to help the Laguz Alliance.
Chapter data
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Victory: Skrimir arrives
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Player
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Partner
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Other
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Enemy
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Third
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Defeat: Ike, Ranulf, or Skrimir dies
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11
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{{{partner}}}
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13+15
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39
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{{{third}}}
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Victory: Skrimir arrives
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Player
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Partner
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Other
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Enemy
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Third
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Defeat: Ike, Ranulf, or Skrimir dies
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11
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{{{partner}}}
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13+11
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46
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{{{third}}}
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Bonus EXP
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Requirement
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Easy
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Normal
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Hard
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Clear the chapter
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1,500
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1,500
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750
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Clear the chapter in 7/10 turns or less
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750/375
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750/375
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375/187.5
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Other units survive
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200 per unit
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200 per unit
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100 per unit
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Experience gained by other units
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Varies
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Varies
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Varies
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This map's elemental affinity is Earth.
Character data
Characters
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New units
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Available characters
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None
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Item data
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Name
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Obtainment Method
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Coin
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Dropped by enemy Sniper
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Crossbow
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Dropped by Silvano
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Coin
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Hidden treasure (in the northeast near the arrive point, east of several trees)
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Enemy data
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Name
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Class
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Lv
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#
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Inventory and Skills
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Notes
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Name
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Class
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Lv
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#
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Inventory and Skills
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Notes
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NPC data
Reinforcements
- Turn 2
- 3 (Easy)/2 (Normal/Hard) unshifted Tigers from the southeast corner of the map
- 2 unshifted Cats from the southeast corner of the map
- Turn 4
- 3 unshifted Tigers from the southeast corner of the map
- 2 unshifted Cats from the southeast corner of the map (Easy only)
- Turn 6
- 3 (Easy)/1 (Normal/Hard) unshifted Tiger(s) from the southeast corner of the map
- 2 (Easy)/3 (Normal/Hard) unshifted Cats from the southeast corner of the map
Boss data
- Main article: Silvano
Strategy
This section details unofficial strategies that may help with completion of the chapter. This may not work for everybody.
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Etymology and other languages
Names, etymology, and in other regions
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Language
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Name
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Definition, etymology, and notes
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English
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The Great Advance
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Japanese
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大進攻
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Great Advance
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Spanish
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El gran avance
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The great advance
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French
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Avancée fulgurante
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Lightning advance
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German
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Auf dem Vormarsch
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On the advance
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Italian
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La grande avanzata
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The great advance
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Gallery
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