I'm very prepared to do yasss queen iconic diva seduce older man and swindle their wealth hunty!!!
But on a less ironic level: . is this really necessary. can we have one (1) non-lord woman who doesn't have housework and/or men on her listed likes.
trying to remain positive but what is going on with the female character descriptions in fw that this started manifesting in my thoughts subconsciously
I like this! It's subtle worldbuilding and is another point for prequel believers.
War destriers didn't exist in the classical era that Fourtune's Weave is taking inspiration from. That was a medieval breed of warhorse, ancient Roman cavalry rode smaller horses.
@adrestianloyal holding fast to ‘half the three houses women have similar likes to these but in the final game it's often treated as flavour text, not driving forces for the characters’
@Gal_likes_Kanan ‘Nintendo Today!’ could start sharing all of the basic “this is what a grid looks like,” “bows have two range” posts once they catch up character-wise
@Scarecrohh ‘nee-shuh’ is how the name is pronounced though. like it's a real Irish name and it is pronounced how it is in Heroes.
The ‘weirdness’ is just a symptom of how Celtic languages are rendered in the Latin alphabet.
@Leelee2732 It's a lot of FE characters but the first that springs to mind is Eirika. She's not “dumb” to hand over the stone to Lyon! She has imperfect information, a belief in the inherent goodness of people, and love for her friend who she doesn't yet know can't be saved.
@flamingarc Shamir is from Dagda and speaks with standard grammar though. Maybe Brigid is culturally isolated from everywhere, or has a wildly different language natively. The Basque Country of Fódlanverse