Fire Emblem Fates – Seal of Flames

A full-length Fire Emblem Fates campaign where you play as the generics! After refusing to choose a side, Corrin finds themselves alone and lost in Hoshido. On the run and without direction, they’ll have to make new friends and allies in order to find a way home. But along the way, it becomes apparent that there’s more to Nohr and Hoshido’s conflict than meets the eye. A mysterious otherworldly force gradually starts appearing throughout the lands, heralding a looming disaster. With the sacred Yato in hand, Corrin will have to unite people from every corner of the world in order to stop it.

The generics of Fire Emblem Fates take the stage in this hack, with each one turned into their own playable character! The maps from the original game have been remixed and reimagined with completely new layouts and gimmicks in order to create a entire new campaign. The look and feel of the hack is meant to be as faithful to the original game as possible. There’s no custom assets, and the balancing is untouched. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of new gameplay aspects to keep things fresh…

Features

• A new Fire Emblem Fates campaign that’s playable from start to finish, including 36 total new chapters.
• 50 completely new playable characters using the generic portraits for enemies from the original game.
• Conquest-style level design and difficulty including new gimmicks and reimagined map layouts.
• The game’s original balance has been left completely intact to keep the gameplay authentic to Fates. Weapons, classes, skills, and stats have not been changed.
• This hack is currently in development. Incomplete features include: story scenes, supports, castle dialogue.

IMPORTANT NOTES

• Mid-battle saves and bookmarks will not load correctly. If you would like to save mid-battle, please use save states. If you use save states, please save normally in between chapters as well.
• Story scenes before and after chapters are only implemented up to chapter 14 so far. The rest of the chapters only have placeholder scenes meant to give a general gist of the story. These can be skipped if you would like.
• Some dialogue that occurs during the chapter contains gameplay hints. It is not recommended to skip these.
• Use multiple save slots and only overwrite the oldest one. This will enable you to load a previous save if your current one breaks for any reason (such as updating the game).
• Challenge battles appear, but do not contain unit data and cannot be played. Grinding for items, gold, and exp is not possible or intended.
• Support conversations are only partially implemented, and contain no dialogue. Some characters do not have as many support options as intended. Supports will be added and modified in future versions.
• The game was tested on Lunatic difficulty. Some issues may be present on lower difficulties, or the levels might be too easy/hard.
• In the castle, most characters do not yet have dialogue. This will not affect gameplay.

KNOWN ISSUES

• In the accessory shop, scrolling through the list of units will not load them properly. Please avoid using the accessory shop.
• In Chapter 24, 25, and 30, some enemies will not start moving when they are supposed to. This generally makes the chapters easier than intended.
• In Chapter 20, the range shown for the dragon vein is incorrect. The effect is map-wide.
• Some boss battles contain incorrect dialogue leftover from the original game. This won’t affect gameplay.
• Some enemies have incorrect portraits. This won’t affect gameplay.
• Some chapters have incorrect markers on the world map. This won’t affect gameplay.