#lonato

[golfwolfmagazine]

In fe3h, when they were casting the American voice actor for Ashe, do you think they were specifically looking for someone who says "Lonato" like that, or was that just a hellish bonus?

[lynarc]

KoFi sketch request

[owainbradys]

Edelgard: I'm sorry, but I don't believe Lord Lonato has the strength to carry on...

[fe-smashorpass]

[oscahpitlane]

something so fun about them getting the same award at the same place on the same day, just in different divisions

which is also the same cup lando had his 481 kart

[tidbi-t-art]

Ashe and Christophe

[randomnameless]

That game's writing is so trash that Ashe believes crestless Lonato wasn't a noble.

And that's not a lolcalisation blooper, that's in the base game.

"Crust BaD bcs Crusts creates Nobility" overwrites everything else, especially how some nobles exist without any crest like... Ashe's very own adopted Father who lords over his own territory, or his Father's own liege, Count Rowe.

Was Ashe suddenly turned stupid because he's talking to Marianne, and in order to validate Fraud's worldview and tantrums, Lonato cannot exist since crusts and the CoS is the reason why nobility exists and why people don't enjoy being raided every friday ?

And yet, this thing can be reached in Ashe's native route, or even in SS where the main lead isn't blaming dandelions for global warming...

Or, as some suspected when Nopes was released, while the Lions have the most coherent writing and story (as much as anything can be coherent in Fodlan), this writing and story must be trampled and ignored if it runs directly against the "writing" of the other two (let's say three, given the nature of SS) routes.

Which is why Dimitri can't tell Fraud to shut up or doesn't lose his shit when Zahrofl happens or when he basically calls his duty of looking and protecting his - as far as Dimitri knows - people, a burden, or why the "parley" suddenly turns in a discussion about the meal at the cafeteria.

Poor Ashe :(

[pathetic-gamer]

forever thinking about how the lonato-christophe-catherine-ashe mess is twenty times better than literally anything else that happens in all of fire emblem three houses. "but the faerghus four-" boring. "the insurrection of the seven-" boring. "claude's secret identity and relationship to almyra-" boring boring boring boring "edelgard is morally grey" my bbg cassie got her best friend/lover framed for regicide, handed him over for execution to save her own life, killed his grieving father when he sought revenge, attempted to goad his little brother (who saw her kill his adoptive father!!!!!) into also seeking revenge because that's the only form of justice she understands, and then called him a fool for refusing to do it. she's literally so iconic.

[umseb]

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[saviourkingslut]

ancient unit old news whatever idgaf im spotlighting this quote bc it is so important to me. he really said that !!! and then he kills for five years and he hates himself and feels like he has to atone for it until his dying breath !!! every single life he takes is another stone around his neck dragging him into the abyss. honourless and waiting for death. bc to him honour is helping people and using whatever talents you're gifted with in a peaceful manner and all he's been doing is committing a violent act he despises

[asha-mage]

Dimitri/Ashe, arranged marriage OR role swap

[Send me a potential AU and I'll answer with five things from that story!] OH BOY. OKAY. OH BOY. I could do either of these, but arranged marriage aus are my bread and butter so-

In this AU Christophe Gaspard was actually at the Tragedy of Duscar and was a survivor- being one of the knights who helped save Dimtri's life from the attackers. In the aftermath when the purge of Duscar in retaliation was just starting, Cristophe decides to take Dimitri and Dedue back to Castle Gaspard, rather then stay and be complicit. Once there Dimitri reveals to Lord Lonato that it wasn't the Duscari that killed his parents and the court and they need to stop the purge. But while House Duran is old and Lonato is well loved and respect in the Kingdom, he doesn't have the power to oppose Corenlia and Rufus. Christophe also says they shouldn't trust the Archbishop, as he's uncovered suspicions things about her in his time at the Academy.

The answer? Dimitri will declare Lonato his regent in the Kingdom, and to shore up Lonato's legitimacy, Dimitri will be betrothed to one of Lonato's children. Ashe being the closest to him in age and also his friend seems the obvious choice- and Ashe is of course 100% willing to do his duty by his Prince and Lord Father. The declarations are sent out, and the group heads for Fhirdiad, while making sure to stop at every castle, town, and crossroads between Castle Gaspard and the capital, sweeping up nobles and a following of commoner 'pilgrims' who want to do homage to their new King in waiting, and his new Lord Regent. The end result is that Cornelia and Rufus have no choice but yield the palace and accept Lonato as Lord Regent- or else risk setting off riots in the young Prince's name that will pull them down anyways. The purges of Duscur are halted, Rufus is strongly 'encouraged' to marry a rich merchant in that far eastern Alliance and go into comfortable exile on her country estates, and Cornelia quietly relocates to Airanrhod to plot her next move. (Rowe for his part has to pry his jaws open in order to swear the oaths of obeisance to his former bannerman- but he does it with some encouragement from Yuri. Meanwhile Rhea has no choice but to give up on her plans to have Christophe killed using the the Tragedy as cover. It's one thing to make an enemy of a minor Kingdom noble. It's quite another to kill the brother in law of a king, and son of a Lord Regent).

Dimitri and Ashe's relationship is....complicated. Ashe has always dreamed of being a Knight, of honoring his the House that took him and living up to the legends of the old romances that inspired him to give up his life of crime. Ashe would adore being Dimitri's consort as well as his knight, liege man of life and limb- but he can't help but feel he's been forced onto Dimitri as a fiance. Like he is another choice, another duty, Dimitri's station has foisted onto him. Especially given that Ashe is deeply insecure about his place in the peerage anyways- he's a barely literate former street thief adopted out of pity. He has no Crest in his blood, no great deeds or lineage to boast of. Even his adopted House for all it is as old as the Kingdom, has never been powerful. For a thousand years the House of Duran has ridden to war when the Kings of Faerghus called, true, but they have had no great heroes or legends in that time. Part of Ashe almost hopes that when Dimitri comes of age, he will dissolve the engagement- find someone more worthy, more proper, to be his consort.

On Dimitri's side of things, he of course feels like he's the one whose cost Ashe everything- bridling him to a life he couldn't possibly want, to all the dangerous viperish politics of court, to a role that will require him to give up freedom and his choices, and to a heartbroken soulsick man who is everyday wrestling with a darkness, an anger, a violence inside of him. Dimitri wants Ashe to be free- most especially he wants Ashe to be free of him, and yet there is a part of Dimitri that wants to cling to him too, a little possessive, a little selfish. That wants to shield this remaining bright innocent life, and crush the skulls of anyone would lay their fingers on it. The thought that Dimtri could have a more politically advantageous match never even occurs to Dimitri really- in his mind Ashe is perfect for the job of Prince Consort. It's just that he deserves a better king to sit beside him them Dimitri. (The irony that their both wrong about themselves and right about the other is of course lost on them- but not on the rest of the Blue Lions who don't really see a problem with any of this, and treat their joint ascension to the throne as a forgone conclusion for the better of the realm, at least, until war breaks out)

Even after Dimitri goes full Hamlet Ashe refuses to leave his side or abandon his prince. Dimitri furious does everything he can to push Ashe away convinced Ashe is only remaining with him out of the sake of duty, and that the best thing he can do to protect the one thing he has left is to drive Ashe off. But Ashe will not be moved- he refuses to see the monster Dimitri insists he is, refuses to be budged. He loves Dimitri and he will not live him to waste alone in the dark.

[fantasia12]

Finished my first route of Three Houses last week, so here is my opinion on my units (spoilers of course) :

M!Byleth: Buddy could solo a whole map with the Sublime Creator Sword! Kept him in the Enlightened One class. (I also married Linhardt!)

Edelgard: Sadly, she wasn't exceptional. Still good but I excpected more (maybe I should have used Aymr more than 3 times). Was in her Emperor class in the Endgame and (surprisingly!) married Caspar.

Hubert: Very good! Was able to kill nearly everyone in his path! Was a Dark Bishop and had his ending with Ferdinand.

Ferdinand: Gave him the Chalice of Beginnings and he was unstoppable! Very quickly became my favorite unit. Was at end game still only a paladin, cause I didn't look up the requirements for master classes. Was conflicted if he should get together with Edelgard, Hubert or Dorothea. Also my Dancer.

Caspar: I liked him more than I thought I would! Was one of the few in a master class (War Master). Not the best, but still useful in gameplay!

Linhardt: My love! Was a Bishop and rather useless in combat (not that he would want that), mostly because of the lack of speed. Very useful to heal allies half across the map tho!

Dorothea: Very useful at spamming Thoron and Meteor!/j Made a very useful Gremory an secondary healer. Founded a opera company with Yuri. Also slayer of the Immaculate One.

Bernadetta: Sadly, cause of deployment limits she wasn't as useful as she could be. Did manage to make her a Bow Knight tho! Stayed single.

Petra: Very useful Assassin and lockpick! Her main strenghts were damage and crits. Also no paired ending.

Jeritza: He has to be useful since he comes so late! Was still surprised lol. Stayed a Death Knight. Wanna marry him on a second Crimson Flower run.

Yuri: My second lockpick! Was a Trickster the whole time and his main asset was dodging. Also, he nearly seduced me away from Linhardt!

Balthus: Better than Caspar. Was a War Monk and had a paired ending with Hapi (mostly since she was his only A Support).

Constance: My only flying unit! Needed more speed, but other than that very good! Stayed single.

Hapi: Like Constance, barely doubled. Because of that she was an Adjutant on the final map. Also a Valkyrie.

Manuela, Hannemann, Shamir and Lysithea (after sparing her) were benched.

EDIT: I FORGOT ANNA! She was useless. At most average in everything + the fact I already had 3 sword users and she was benched before the halfway point.

It was very fun! Also, while I played on Casual, only in the early chapters did some people die!

Started an Azure Moon run a few days ago (Currently at chapter 4). First of all, Early Game Hell is real. Second, I have to stop myself from recruiting Linhardt (only students from my house on my first run!). War phase is gonna be hell. On characters, Felix is a little bitch and Ashe is cute.

[p-riama]

Reading the fe3h script and my god I think Byleth should be allowed to slap most of the cast during the academy phase for being so insufferable LMFAO

[coffeebeanz05]

i’m back in my fe3h phase

[juliakeyoto]

Went onto the Hopes datamine to ramble, goddamnit it’s like this