Things You Need To Know About Fire Emblem Engage

Fire Emblem Engage is the most recent game in the Fire Emblem series. It is known for its battle system built around strategic, tactical warfare. Getting to know the characters is a good way to unwind and strengthen units when players aren't using their units to attack opponents on the battlefield. Players will undoubtedly enjoy their character growth throughout the game thanks to the huge, well-written cast. Gamers can also push their connections with characters into more amorous terrain in order to get to know them a little better.

About Romance In Fire Emblem Engage

• Engage's romance system is quite straightforward compared to most Fire Emblem games. It focuses on raising support ranks. By engaging in various combat maneuvers while standing next to their chosen character on the battlefield, players should raise that character's support rank. When they do, hearts will appear in the middle of the player and the selected character.

• Players can raise a character's support rank outside of battle by working with them in training, asking them to cook for them, and engaging with them. The character will eventually attain an A-Rank support bond. It's crucial to advance all characters to this level.

• Players must reach S-rank with that character in order to change the connection from platonic to romantic. Only after completing Chapter 23 is it possible to carry out this task, which results in the side quest "The Connector."

• The player will obtain a Pact Ring, necessary for marriage, after completing this side objective. Giving another character this Pact Ring will advance their support level to S. Players should be aware that they can only have a romance with one character because they only have one Pact Ring.

How Can You Unlock the Romance Option

You can't just walk around telling everybody you want that you love them. You need to put in the effort, much like in real life, by establishing a friendship and finishing a goal first. Players should concentrate on these two items in order to access the Romance option with other characters:

The Pact Ring

Start by concentrating on obtaining the Pact Ring, which may be found in Lythos after winning combat in the Paralogue Chapter "The Connector." Following the completion of Chapter 23 of the game, you will come across the Paralogue Chapter. The Paralogue Chapter is optional, so keep that in mind. Therefore, if you intend to convert a character from friend to lover, make sure to complete the quest.

A blue gem ring known as the Pact Ring will be your reward once you complete the Battle objective in the Paralogue Chapter. The Pact Ring is described in-game as "if you've reached support level A with an Ally, you can give that Ally the Pact Ring to strengthen your bond even further."

When you have the Pact Ring, you can use it by traveling to Somniel and entering your room. Go find your friend who will soon become your love interest after checking the Momento Drawer and collecting the ring. And make sure to pick the proper partner because only one character can help you reach S-rank support.

S-Rank Support

With allies, you can raise your support level from C to B and from B to A. Additionally, if you give them the Pact Ring, their support level will increase to S-Rank from A-Rank, making them more than just combat partners. There will only be a positive cutscene with some corny support dialogue.

By the time you receive the Pact Ring, you probably already have A-Rank support with the Ally. If you're not, the fastest way to get to A-Rank support is to fight alongside your ally in battles and buy them presents at the flea market. You can check each character's favorite items from their notebook), and converse and eat with them in Somniel. Some of the finest approaches to gaining more ally support include these three possibilities.

Character For Romance Option

Not every character is willing to flirt with you, as we've already indicated. To be able to devote a little more time to them right away, you need to understand which character is open to relationships that go beyond platonic ones.

Male Characters

• Alfred
• Mauvier
• Bunet
• Diamant
• Pandreo
• Louis
• Seadall
• Kagetsu

Female Characters

• Lapis
• Ivy
• Panette
• Citrinne
• Jade
• Chloe
• Goldmary
• Merrin

Non-Romance Characters

With some characters, you can definitely deepen your relationship, but only platonically. Simply put, some of the characters aren't suitable for romance. Some of those characters are listed below:

• Alcryst
• Jean
• Celine
• Amber
• Anna
• Clanne
• Linden
• Saphir
• Veyle
• Zelkov
• Boucheron
• Etie

Non-Romance Characters Who Are Flirty

• Rosado
• Timerra
• Vander
• Yunaka
• Framme
• Fogado
• Hortensia

A special support exchange and a cutscene will take place after the protagonist gives a character the Pact Ring, indicating that their relationship has advanced to a new level. Players will be able to see an updated page in the Ally Notebook with an image from the support scenario whenever this character becomes S-rank support and is essentially wedded to the main character.

When using Engage skills jointly, the protagonist and their partner will employ a unique skill in terms of battle perks. Additionally, the character will have a memento in the player's room, and they both appear in the epilogue to show off their happy relationship.