Fire Emblem: Dragons' Wish

What's Fire Emblem: Dragons' Wish?

Fire Emblem: Dragons' Wish (or FE:DW if you want to shorten it) is a hack based on Fire Emblem 8: The Sacred Stones/Seima No Kouseki, with several returning characters from Fire Emblem 6, 7 and 8, and a few new characters.

The story will center around Hector, Ephraim, Roy and Eirika as they struggle against new and old foes alike, trying to prevent the strange Dragon Gates from destroying Elibe while driving back the dragons invading Magvel.

Where can I download it/how can I play it?

The hack is currently still in progress, and hasn't been released to the public yet.

What are the modifications to FE8?

Branched promotions have been altered, with some classes losing and others gaining promotion options, notably the three trainee classes. Most of the promotion paths from Fire Emblem 7 have been restored. Please look here for further details on the new class promotion options.

Several characters from Fire Emblem 6 and 7 come back with rebalanced stats, some Fire Emblem 8 characters have been taken out, and the rest have also been rebalanced to an FE 7 standard. Prepromotes in a certain game will remain prepromotes, but the game does not promote other already existing characters for the sake of giving something to do to the player. Some units even make use of unused and beta classes and animations, notably Eirika's new promotion, Leila, and the Recruit trainee class.

Some class names have been changed, and some classes have been added. Eirika and Ephraim's promoted classes are now Royal Lord to avoid conflict with Hector's much more fitting Great Lord class without losing their theme. The Nomad class from FE7 has been restored as well.

Supports have been changed to fit the characters using them as well, but they still follow the logic of the games to assign new supports. If you want to know more about them, look here for a full list of characters and available supports.

New items and weapons have been implemented. Most are Preference weapons linked to particular characters, but there are also restored dummied Dancer Rings (now dancer veils) and two new bow weapons that can attack from adjacent squares. Other weapons may also be considered. A full list is available here.

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