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TearRing Saga: Yutona Heroes War Chroniclesknown official romanizations

This should be all playable characters plus a few NPCs (who are marked as such). From the guidebook.

Appearing in the credits

In alphabetical order. Fan translation notes are currently not comprehensive.

• Alicia (Japanese: エリシャ)
• Arkis (Japanese: アーキス)
• Enteh (Japanese: エンテ)
• Garo (Japanese: ガロ)
• Holmes (Japanese: ホームズ)
• Julia (Japanese: ジュリア)
• Kate (Japanese: ケイト)
• Katri (Japanese: カトリ)
• Kreiss (Japanese: クライス)
• Lionel (Japanese: ライネル)
• Lionheart (Japanese: レオンハート)
• Loffaru (Japanese: ロファール)
• Lyria (Japanese: リーリエ)
• Mahter (Japanese: マーテル)
• Maruju (Japanese: マルジュ, current fan translation uses Maruj)
• Mel (Japanese: メル)
• Meriah (Japanese: メリエル)
• Narsus (Japanese: ナルサス)
• Narron (Japanese: ナロン)
• Plum (Japanese: プラム)
• Raquel (Japanese: ラケル)
• Rennie (Japanese: レニー)
• Roger (Japanese: ロジャー)
• Runan (Japanese: リュナン)
• Sasha (Japanese: サーシャ)
• Thomas (Japanese: トムス)
• Tia (Japanese: ティーエ)
• Vega (Japanese: ヴェガ)
• Xeno (Japanese: ゼノ)
• Yuni (Japanese: ユニ)

Appearing in guidebooks

I think these count as official, the guidebooks match the credits names, as far as I can tell. I don't own either of the guidebooks (yet) so this list is not yet comprehensive.

• Barts (Japanese: バーツ)
• Bud (Japanese: バド)
• Ezenbah (Japanese: エーゼンバッハ) (NPC)
• Leteena (Japanese: レティーナ)
• Rebecca (Japanese: リベカ)
• Neyfa (Japanese: ネイファ) (NPC)
• Rishel (Japanese: リシュエル)
• Samson (Japanese: サムソン)
• Temzin (Japanese: テムジン) (NPC)
• Verna (Japanese: ヴェーヌ)
• Zacharia (Japanese: ザカリア)
• Zeek (Japanese: ジーク)

Names currently without known official romanizations

• Alfred (Japanese: アフリード)
• Attrom (Japanese: アトロム)
• Billford (Japanese: ビルフォード)
• Esther (Japanese: エステル)
• Ezekiel (Japanese: エゼキエル)
• Frau (Japanese: フラウ)
• Hagar (Japanese: ハガル)
• Krishna (Japanese: クリシーヌ)
• Lee (Japanese: リー)
• Maerhen (Japanese: メルヘン)
• Mintz (Japanese: ミンツ)
• Norton (Japanese: ノートン)
• Raffin (Japanese: ラフィン)
• Renee (Japanese: レネ)
• Rina (Japanese: リィナ)
• Ruka (Japanese: ルカ)
• Sennet (Japanese: セネト)
• Sharon (Japanese: シャロン)
• Shigen (Japanese: シゲン)
• Shirou (Japanese: シロウ)
• Sierra (Japanese: シエラ)
• Sun (Japanese: サン)
• Yoda (Japanese: ヨーダ)

Misc.

Monster classes

These are from the guidebook

• Arch Ogre (Japanese: アーク オーガ)
• Ogre (Japanese: オーガ)

Playable stats test

Sword Fighter Level 7

Recruitment: Chapter x, method of recruitment Stats Growth Rates Max HP 25 Agility 14 Power 7 Luck 5 Magic 0 Defense 5 Skill 12 W. Level 10 Movement 5 Max HP 60% Agility 40% Power 30% Luck 30% Magic 5% Defense 22% Skill 45% W. Level 30% Movement 0% {{{content3}}} {{{content4}}} {{{content5}}} {{{content6}}} {{{content7}}} {{{content8}}} {{{content9}}} {{{content10}}} {{{content11}}} {{{content12}}} {{{content13}}} {{{content14}}} {{{content15}}} Inventory Skills Dullahan Continuation Sea Fighter Gladiator (Lv 21) Wyvern (Lv 28) Gale (Lv 38) Weapons ✓ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗

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full name undefined Eir is a Hero who commands the army of the realm of the dead—a new threat that has arrived in Askr. A servant of Hel, the sovereign of death. She led an attack on Askr that we struggled to repel. Fortunately, we managed to fend off her army and capture Eir in the battle. Strangely, I don’t feel threatened by Eir, even though she was our foe. In fact, there’s something almost gentle about her… Closely Associated Characters {{{Related_name1}}} {{{Related_name2}}} {{{Related_name3}}} {{{Related_name4}}} {{{Related_name5}}} {{{Related_blurb1}}} {{{Related_blurb2}}} {{{Related_blurb3}}} {{{Related_blurb4}}} {{{Related_blurb5}}} full name undefined Duma is a god! And I don’t necessarily mean that in a nice way—he’s actually a fell god! And…he’s joined the Order of Heroes? Let’s step back a bit. Long ago, Duma was one of two gods said to have created the continent of Valentia, and he was known as a mighty and noble god. See, he wasn’t always bad. But the centuries and millennia wore on his mind, eventually driving him mad and turning him into the fell god we know today. I wonder how his divine powers will manifest on the battlefield? I’ll be on the edge of my seat—after all, I’ll be right there to see it! Closely Associated Characters {{{Related_name1}}} {{{Related_name2}}} {{{Related_name3}}} {{{Related_name4}}} {{{Related_name5}}} {{{Related_blurb1}}} {{{Related_blurb2}}} {{{Related_blurb3}}} {{{Related_blurb4}}} {{{Related_blurb5}}} full name undefined Fjorm’s the second princess of Nifl, the icy kingdom named after a legendary dragon. Fjorm once led a peaceful life in the Kingdom of Ice together with her mother and her royal siblings. But the peace was shattered and the kingdom destroyed after an invasion by King Surtr of Múspell, the Kingdom of Flame. During the conflict, Surtr slew Fjorm’s mother, the queen. Surtr then turned his bloodthirsty gaze toward Askr. To fend him off, we met with Fjorm and joined forces. Closely Associated Characters {{{Related_name1}}} {{{Related_name2}}} {{{Related_name3}}} {{{Related_name4}}} {{{Related_name5}}} {{{Related_blurb1}}} {{{Related_blurb2}}} {{{Related_blurb3}}} {{{Related_blurb4}}} {{{Related_blurb5}}} full name undefined Gunnthrá is the eldest princess of Nifl, the Kingdom of Ice, and is well-loved by her people. But following a calamitous invasion by Múspell, the Kingdom of Flame, Nifl was destroyed, and the royal family scattered. Apparently, Gunnthrá can perform a special ritual that allows her to reach out to the person who will sway her destiny and meet them in their dreams. I wonder what kind of person she met in those dreams… Makes you think, doesn’t it? Closely Associated Characters {{{Related_name1}}} {{{Related_name2}}} {{{Related_name3}}} {{{Related_name4}}} {{{Related_name5}}} {{{Related_blurb1}}} {{{Related_blurb2}}} {{{Related_blurb3}}} {{{Related_blurb4}}} {{{Related_blurb5}}} full name undefined Hríd is the first prince of Nifl, a land watched over by a legendary ice dragon. Being the elder brother of Gunnthrá, Fjorm, and Ylgr, Hríd is totally devoted to his responsibilities. After the attack by Múspell, the Kingdom of Flame, the surviving members of the royal family were scattered. But even still, Hríd struck out alone to take on Surtr, the king of Múspell, and try to restore peace to Nifl. No matter how dire the situation is, Hríd never gives up. That’s the kind of spirit that makes him a Legendary Hero! Closely Associated Characters {{{Related_name1}}} {{{Related_name2}}} {{{Related_name3}}} {{{Related_name4}}} {{{Related_name5}}} {{{Related_blurb1}}} {{{Related_blurb2}}} {{{Related_blurb3}}} {{{Related_blurb4}}} {{{Related_blurb5}}} full name undefined Marth is the prince of Altea and a descendant of Anri, a fabled hero. A hundred years ago, Anri defeated Medeus, the king of the earth dragons. But somehow, Medeus came back to seek his revenge… To seal Medeus away once more, Marth set out to obtain the Fire Emblem—the Binding Shield—and the sacred Falchion. And wouldn’t you know it, Marth and his allies really did manage to utterly defeat Medeus for good! Nice job, Marth! Closely Associated Characters {{{Related_name1}}} {{{Related_name2}}} {{{Related_name3}}} {{{Related_name4}}} {{{Related_name5}}} {{{Related_blurb1}}} {{{Related_blurb2}}} {{{Related_blurb3}}} {{{Related_blurb4}}} {{{Related_blurb5}}} full name undefined Here’s Tiki! Isn’t she adorable? Looks can be deceiving, though. You wouldn’t believe how much power she’s packing. You see, she’s the daughter of the legendary Naga, a powerful dragon! That’s right—Tiki’s a manakete who can transform herself into a dragon in battle. Fearing that her power could devastate the world, Tiki slept for many years. Slightly more than “many,” maybe… I think she’s actually over a thousand years old. With the blood of a fabled dragon coursing through her veins, I’d say she fits the “Legendary Hero” moniker pretty well. I hope we can get her to join the cause! Closely Associated Characters {{{Related_name1}}} {{{Related_name2}}} {{{Related_name3}}} {{{Related_name4}}} {{{Related_name5}}} {{{Related_blurb1}}} {{{Related_blurb2}}} {{{Related_blurb3}}} {{{Related_blurb4}}} {{{Related_blurb5}}} full name undefined Hailing from the plains of Sacae, Lyn is the daughter of Hassar, the leader of the nomadic Lorca tribe. Her real name, however, is Lyndis. It turns out that her mother was a noblewoman of Caelin, and Lyn was her successor! The Lorca are talented riders who are skilled in the use of both the sword and the bow, and Lyn is certainly no slouch there! When it comes to archery, she never misses her target. Lyn wields the divine bow Mulagir in battle. As a Legendary Hero, I’m sure we can expect a lot from her! Closely Associated Characters {{{Related_name1}}} {{{Related_name2}}} {{{Related_name3}}} {{{Related_name4}}} {{{Related_name5}}} {{{Related_blurb1}}} {{{Related_blurb2}}} {{{Related_blurb3}}} {{{Related_blurb4}}} {{{Related_blurb5}}} full name undefined After inheriting the title of marquess, Hector became the lord of Ostia, a territory located at the heart of the continent of Elibe. Despite his regal bearing and his bold and cheerful attitude, there’s something unassuming about Hector. The people of Ostia are very fond of him. Hector wields the divine axe Armads—a foreboding, legendary weapon said to doom its wielder to die on the battlefield. But Hector didn’t let that stop him. With axe in hand, he joined forces with Eliwood and Lyn to battle against a shadowy cabal of assassins—and lived to tell the tale! Closely Associated Characters {{{Related_name1}}} {{{Related_name2}}} {{{Related_name3}}} {{{Related_name4}}} {{{Related_name5}}} {{{Related_blurb1}}} {{{Related_blurb2}}} {{{Related_blurb3}}} {{{Related_blurb4}}} {{{Related_blurb5}}}

Fire Emblem: Three Houses Reddit leak thread

User thanibomb on r/fireemblem posted a topic on Reddit titled "Three Houses Spoiler Thread" claiming she knew unreleased details of the game. Users asked questions in the topic and she responded to them with answers about the game. Thanibomb claimed that her information came from early in development.

This leak is notable for getting a notable percentage of unreleased at the time information correct, and is detailed here.

Quote	Notes
Q: Alright, here's my biggest one: do you fight the students from the routes you don't take at some point? A: Yes. And they die.[1]	--
The fact that Claude gains a wyvern in his canon promotion![2]	--
He gets unique facial hair and is quite flashy![3] Try sideburns. :P[4]	Correct; Claude gains facial hair that can be described as sideburns after the five year timeskip.
Edelgard, Dorothea, Sothis, and a few more. [5]	These characters are in reference to being able to form a romantic relationship either a male or female partner.
Q: Sothis? Sothis is an actual unit? A: Surprise![6]	--
Q: Will Rhea be the twist villain like everybody expects? A: She should actually be recruitable.[7]	--
Q: Do the students not in your house get corrupted into monsters by their family crests? A: Potentially![8]	--
Q: How is Dimitri's character and promotion? I'm guessing he gains a horse? A: I actually LOVE all the lords in terms of character and design from what I've been told so far. Dimitri's "shadow" actually has to do with the trauma he faces prior to and as the story progresses. He is the sole survivor of his family's massacre and suffers greatly because of it. Much of his storyline revolves around this and his battle with his own mental health. Thank you to my source for telling me this if you're reading this! I thought Dimitri would be my least favorite of the three, but his story is actually just as good as the other two's. In regards to promotion, he gains swords and authority (the flag icon). No mount from what I recall. He does lose an eye though...[9]	Dimitri losing an eye is correct.
I don't know about the first two questions, but Claude's appearance will definitely be hit or miss for many people. His wyvern is very cool though. It's white with orange hair. There should be a pegasus class that could wield bows as well.[10]	--
I can reveal very little of Edelgard's backstory for spoiler reasons. I can tell you that her father is the emperor (obviously) and that her mother married into Dimitri's family, making them stepsiblings. The fourth path is actually a branching path from her original path.[11]	--
You can recruit one member from another house. Not a lord or retainer though.[12]	Partially correct; the player can indeed recruit characters to their chosen house from other houses, but it is not limited to only one.
Q: Will Manuela and Hanneman be playable? If so, on what routes A: Yes. I don’t know which routes exactly.[13]	--
There is a 5 year timeskip though, and a new form of "skinship."[14]	Timeskip is correct.
The story is more akin to Radiant Dawn's, where each chapter is a small part of a greater "part." Part 1 has a heavy focus on the academy, for example, while Part 2 does not.[15]	Part 1 is confirmed
Almyra plays a big role in Claude’s path.[16]	--
I don't know the names, but the weapons should be linked to the crests. The game has very close connections to Genealogy of the Holy War, from the darker storyline to the characterization. Each noble "house" has access to certain crests + weapons. The weapons are wieldable by units who don't have the respective crests IIRC, but there are very dire consequences...[17]	--
Q: What does Edlegard get when she promotes? A: To her canon class? Axes, armor, authority. Think the Emperor class from FE4 but cooler. She'll definitely be armor whale bait in Heroes.[18]	--
IIRC, certain levels of supports are unlocked after certain story points.[19]	--
Cyril is the non generic looking knight next to Geralt in the trailer. [20]	Incorrect, though she may have gotten two characters' named swapped accidentally. The man seen in the trailer next to Jeralt is Alois.
A character named Alois that works in the monastery that is from Almyra I believe. A student of Geralt named Cyril.[21]	--
Q:Who's the blonde lady knight from the trailer? A:Catherine “The Thunder.”[22]	Correct
Her advisor? It’s Setes. He should be recruitable as a wyvern rider.[23]	Mostly correct; however Setes is known by the name Seteth in the English release. Both "Seteth" and "Setes" are valid interpretations of how his Japanese is written.
Yes to dragons, unsure about beasts. She promotes to a Kaiser(?) class and yes, she still focuses on axes.[24]	--
I’m not sure, but a unique addition in this game is that you can potentially S support non-playable characters.[25]	--
Around a dozen chapters.[26]	--
There are different factions of the church. Some are noble in their intentions while some are not. Think of the Begnion Senate but less... black and white? There’s a certain “flame” you have to deal with early in the game as well.[27]	"flame" may refer to the Flame Emperor
Q:Sothis being a romance option worries me, but I'll treat it like Nowi and pretend it isn't an option. Also please let there be no 2nd generation unless we're getting a Genealogy style timeskip. A:Your opinion of Sothis might change dramatically.[28]	--