@Marthurion It isn't really addressed which happened as far as I know, but Dagda leaving the job half done seems unlikely, as does Mars sitting back in Dagsion while everyone is murdered around him. So presumably Mars, like the others, is no longer in Dagsion by then and can't return.
@Marthurion Mars is in his Dagsion temple at the time of Ch1, when Dagda says he's going to go there; since Dagda is presumably stronger than Mars, either Dagda decided not to go, or Mars did like the others and used his Gate to go to his main temple, with his Gate being closed behind him.
@Marthurion@FlyingMachine29@adrestianloyal Pretty sure it happens over a couple months (Ch. 1-4 are each spaced about a month apart; the order is given between Ch. 2-3, and completed shortly before Ch4) and unless a route I haven't done yet addresses Mars, the gods aren't in Dagsion and don't know about it until post Ch4.
@AnnaCabana1121@SoraGold_2302 I think everyone's group is referred to as "(Leader)'s Army" prior to their clan being officially named. Aside from Cai's group, which is Children of Ribeira as someone else noted.
@kesslive@nullenvoid3 I'm kinda the other way around; I liked Devastation already, but then Scalecommander made it one of my favorite things to play because of how fun it made Deep Breath to use. Different strokes for different folks.
@GregoryWBronson@mediocredreams Technically Aang learned firebending out of order, since he picked it up before earthbending. He may have messed up, traumatized himself, and not used it again until the right order, but it's definitely *possible* to do.
@1ncredibleLeaf@tozzeh I think it's more accurate to say "an associated god and an associated daughter of Balor", which are similar but not quite the same - this makes Theodora fit, since Yu Phas pulls double duty as both.
@Gmaniacalt I definitely get both vibes from her, here and later. She's thinking of motherhood because of seeing Aurora's interactions with her son, but she's also got Cai on her mind - look at her body language, and also how she blushes later when recalling Cai's image of her giving orders.
@zweiwalker89607 To be fair, this is a criticism of Legacy of the Force as a whole, not Revelation specifically; I think the Vergere change was from Betrayal.
@zweiwalker89607 Vergere as an ambiguous, morally gray mentor figure, teaching Jacen to think outside the box while (probably? having his best interest in mind? Very interesting!
Vergere as an offscreen Sith convert hatching a galaxy brain gambit to make Jacen go Sith over a decade later? Meh.
@Illusionns14@ChoopiChoosi Hmm... It looks to be difficult (or impossible?) to get a class (or class+mount) Str growth over 15% until pretty far in. Given that, your best bets are probably an Ornius class with a Red Meganius, or Dragoon with a Wild Bau or something similar, or Brigand - all 15% Str.
@Illusionns14@ChoopiChoosi I think that makes Alexandra best to build on Theodora's route (again, assuming you're good with Bucephalus's bonuses) since I'm pretty sure she's recruited earliest there, and that means she doesn't get extra automatic levels of classless growths.
@Illusionns14@ChoopiChoosi I think Alexandra and Io are roughly the same to build in any route unless you don't like their mounts' growths, since they come with their own unique mounts - if I remember correctly, Bucephalus actually has better growths than Cai-route pegasi do.
@ChronoKatie Fire Emblem is really interesting to me. I don't think any entry in the series (having not yet played Fortune's Weave) totally nails all of the parts of the formula, but most of the games nail at least *most* of the formula, and all of them have their fans.