True Chivalry

True Chivalry

Location Kingdom Territory Boss(es) Bandit Leader

True Chivalry is a paralogue chapter in Fire Emblem: Three Houses. It is available from Chapter 8 to Chapter 11. In order to attempt this paralogue, the player must have recruited Felix, and he must not have fallen in battle previously. In this chapter, Felix is called to Fraldarius territory to subdue a bandit attack.

Plot

Main article: True Chivalry/Script

Felix approaches Byleth and explains that ever since the Tragedy of Duscur, public order in Faerghus has disintegrated and bandit attacks are common; Felix's father Rodrigue has recalled him to Fraldarius territory to drive off one such attack. Felix asks Byleth and the students to accompany him.

With Felix and Byleth's aid, Rodrigue drives off the bandits. Afterwards, Rodrigue thanks them for their aid and admits he wouldn't have been able to face King Lambert if the village fell, but Felix accuses him of caring more about his ego than his subjects. A weary Rodrigue explains that his elder son Glenn died in the Tragedy of Duscur; he feels that Glenn died a hero's death and would have never forgiven himself if he had abandoned Lambert, but Felix feels that Rodrigue places no value on Glenn as a person.

Beginning log

Safety for the people of the Kingdom has been a growing concern, and Fraldarius territory is no exception. Felix has been called upon to help restore order back home.

Chapter data

Normal Hard

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Chapter Data
Conditions	Unit Data
Victory: Defeat the Bandit Leader	Player	Partner	Other	Enemy	Third
Defeat: Byleth or Edelgard*/Dimitri*/Claude* dies*, the player's army is routed*, or Felix or Rodrigue dies	11	{{{partner}}}	11	29	{{{third}}}

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Character data

Black Eagles Blue Lions Golden Deer

Characters
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Characters
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Characters
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Item data

Items

Name Obtainment Method Door Key Dropped by enemy Mercenary Steel Sword Dropped by enemy Thief Aegis Shield Automatically at the end of the chapter if all of the villagers survived Extra Large Bullion Automatically at the end of the chapter if all of the villagers survived Fraldarius Soldiers Automatically at the end of the chapter

Enemy data

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Boss data

Assassin Level 18 Movement - Crest --

Stats Max HP 34 Luck 11 Strength 17 Defense 15 Magic 8 Resistance 8 Dexterity 16 Charm 11+1 Speed 26

Inventory Abilities Steel Sword Swordfaire Locktouch Stealth Sword Prowess Lv 3 Combat arts Spells Battalion -- -- Bandits Lv. 3 disturbance Skill Levels Ma B E E C E E E C E E E

Strategy

This section details unofficial strategies that may help with completion of the chapter. This may not work for everybody.

Your overarching goal is to protect the green NPC villagers from certain death at bandit hands. Unfortunately, they are all fairly far away from your starting position and are pretty dumb, so speed is of the essence. Start smashing your way through any bandit within reach and rush west and south. Cavalry and especially fliers are very useful for this map. Fortunately, the Kingdom soldiers are actually relatively strong and can hold the line until you reinforce them. On turn 2, Rodrigue will order the villagers to bolt for an escape point in the southwest, so it's a race to get over there and take out the enemies in the way so they can escape safely. Taking out the enemy strongholds suppresses their reinforcements, so make sure to get that done. If you can send a fast-moving unit up to take out the boss fast, you shouldn't have too much trouble earning the Aegis Shield. It doesn't actually matter if the villagers reach the escape point; as long as they are still breathing at the end of the chapter, it counts as a victory.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	True Chivalry

References

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