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Like in {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}, the children are completely optional, with [[Lucina|one exception]]; however, no replacement characters exist. The children are mostly attached to their mothers, with the exceptions of [[Lucina]] and [[Morgan|female Morgan]], who are attached to their fathers. Children become recruitable after [[Of Sacred Blood|Lucina joins the Shepherds]], but there is no specific chapter before which the parents must marry. The exception is [[Chrom]], who automatically marries whoever he has the highest [[support]] level with at the end of [[Mad King Gangrel|Chapter 11]], if he has not already done so; if he has not gained enough support points with any of his potential brides, or they are already married, he will instead marry an un-named village maiden. Each parent only has one child; siblings will only exist if Chrom marries someone other than the Maiden, or [[Robin]] marries someone from the below table. The following table shows the parents and their respective children:

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Children once again appear in {{title|Fates}}, being functionally similar to {{title|Awakening}} and are completely optional. This time, however, the children are attached to their fathers, except for [[Shigure]] and [[Kana|male Kana]], who are attached to their mothers. Each parent has one child, but siblings can exist if [[Azura]] or [[Corrin]] marries someone in the below table. Unlike ''Awakening'', exiting a paralogue and reentering it later does change inheritance. The following table shows the parents and their respective children:

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