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Protect your gate from the attacking Dyrenell Empire troops!

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Defensive Battle is an event type in which players must defend their castle Gate from waves of approaching enemies. This event type has only appeared once, in the Fire Emblem: Lost Heroes collaboration event. Its primary rewards included an exclusive 5 Adventurer, 5 weapon, 5 and 3 Wyrmprints, and Stickers.

Quest Types

Story Quests

Each Defensive Battle event includes a prologue story viewable upon first entering the Defensive Battle event menu, as well as 7 story episodes and a sprinkling of short quests to complete. These story episodes and quests must be completed to fully unlock most of the Defensive Battle event proper. Additionally, after the event has concluded, an epilogue story will be available to view.

Trial Boss battles

Trial Boss battles, stylized as (character)'s Trial, are more-difficult versions of the boss battles that took place during the event story. These quests have lackluster drop rewards, but offer large amounts of event currency on first clear.

Progression and Rewards

5 Adventurer

The Defensive Battle Event includes a free 5 Adventurer that temporarily joins the player's roster. By completing quests with this character on the team, event-related or otherwise, friendship points can be earned. Points earned are equal to the stamina cost for the quest cleared, but if an event-related quest is cleared then the points gained are doubled. Once friendship points reach their maximum, the Adventurer will permanently join the player's roster. Assuming the appropriate Mana Circle nodes have been unlocked, maxing friendship points will also make the Adventurer's story available to view.

If a Defensive Battle event ends but the free Adventurer's friendship points were never maxed, then they will not join the player's roster. However, should the Defensive Battle event be rerun, the Adventurer will retain their friendship points and any level or Mana Circle upgrades applied when the player last had them.

This Adventurer has an element advantage over their event's boss. Due to their status as free units, these Adventurers will have lower-cost Mana Circles and tend to have lower stats than 5 Adventurers obtained from Summoning.

5 Wyrmprint

A 5 Wyrmprint is available for completing the event story. Since the event is split into two parts, this is only possible once the second half of the event has begun.

3 Wyrmprint

Defensive Battle Events offer a free 3 Wyrmprint, but this Wyrmprint has more functionality than simply being a piece of equipment. These Wyrmprints have 1 normal ability and 1 event-specific ability to boost the amount of Event Points earned from their Defensive Battle Event's quests.

Several duplicates of this Wyrmprint can be obtained from the Event shop - enough to make 4 Max Unbound copies. It is highly recommended to equip these in order to earn the event's rewards more efficiently.

Once the event has ended, the event-specific abilities will disappear, but will re-appear should the event get a re-run.

Due to their status as free equipment, these event Wyrmprints have lower stats than 3 Eldwater-purchased Wyrmprints. These prints also sell for less Eldwater than typical 3 Wyrmprints do.

Event Shop

Every Facility Event features 2 forms of currency, differently-named for each event. For simplicity, we will call them T1 and T2 currency. T1 currency can be obtained from any quest, even those not associated with the actual event. T2 currency can only be obtained from event quests made available in the second half of the event.

The Event Shop primarily allows redeeming T1 and T2 currencies for various rewards, including additional copies of the 3 event wyrmprint. However, it is not possible to trade currencies up or down tiers.

Event Point Rewards

Each Defensive Battle event features a differently-named variety of Event Points that can be collected during the event. These points cannot be spent, but instead act as a score system, with rewards available depending on the total amount of points collected.

Event Points are available from all quests associated with a Defensive Battle event, but tend to appear in large amounts from the Alberian Front battle. The amount of points gained can be increased by meeting certain objectives, such as only bringing Adventurers of a certain element, not getting hit more than a certain amount of times, clearing within a certain amount of time, or defeating the Shadow Knight. Points can also be boosted by point-boosting abilities on equipped Wyrmprints.

Notes

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Wyrmprint Connecting Artwork

• Greatwyrms (normal)

• Greatwyrms (refined)

• Wily Wariors (normal)

• Wily Warriors (refined)

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Weapon Recolors

Weapon Type	Original Core Weapon	Void Recolors
Sword
Blade
Dagger
Axe
Lance
Bow
Wand
Staff

Matching Weapons

matching portrait art

Adventurer	Weapon

Matching color scheme

Adventurer	Weapon

Dojo table rework sample

Level	HP +%	Str +%	Cost	Materials Needed					Build Time
							{{{{{Item1}}}}}	{{{{{Item2}}}}}
1	3	3	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
2	3.5	3	3,000	10	—	—	—	—	30m
3	3.5	3.5	3,500	10	—	—	—	—	1h
4	4	3.5	4,000	10	—	—	—	—	2h
5	4	4	4,500	10	—	—	—	—	3h
6	4.5	4	5,000	20	—	—	—	—	4h
7	4.5	4.5	6,000	20	—	—	—	—	5h
8	5	4.5	7,000	20	—	—	—	—	6h
9	5	5	8,000	20	—	—	—	—	7h
10	5.5	5	9,000	20	—	—	—	—	8h
11	5.5	5.5	10,000	30	5	—	10	—	10h
12	6	5.5	12,000	30	5	—	10	—	12h
13	6	6	14,000	30	5	—	10	—	14h
14	6.5	6	16,000	30	10	—	20	—	16h
15	6.5	6.5	18,000	30	10	—	20	—	18h
16	8	8	20,000	50	20	—	40	—	20h
17	8	8.5	25,000	50	20	—	40	—	22h
18	8.5	8.5	30,000	50	20	—	40	—	1d
19	8.5	9	35,000	70	30	—	60	—	1d 2h
20	9	9	40,000	70	30	—	60	—	1d 4h
21	9	9.5	50,000	100	40	20	80	—	1d 6h
22	9.5	9.5	60,000	100	40	30	80	—	1d 8h
23	9.5	10	70,000	100	40	40	80	—	1d 10h
24	10	10	80,000	150	50	50	100	—	1d 12h
25	10	10.5	90,000	150	50	60	100	—	1d 14h
26	10.5	10.5	100,000	200	60	70	120	20	1d 16h
27	10.5	11	110,000	200	60	80	120	30	1d 18h
28	11	11	120,000	200	60	90	120	40	1d 20h
29	11	11.5	130,000	300	80	100	160	50	1d 22h
30	11.5	11.5	140,000	300	80	110	160	60	2d
31	14	14	160,000	400	100	120	200	80	2d 4h
32	14.5	14	180,000	400	100	130	200	80	2d 8h
33	14.5	14.5	200,000	400	100	140	200	80	2d 12h
34	15	14.5	220,000	500	120	150	240	100	2d 16h
35	15	15	240,000	500	120	160	240	100	2d 20h
Total			x2,220,000	x4,580	x1,255	x1,350	{{{{{Item1}}}}} x2,510	{{{{{Item2}}}}} x640	38d 4h 30m

Wyrmprint guide mobile-friendly test

Wyrmprint 1

Wyrmprint 2

General-purpose Staff build - The important part here is Give Me Your Wounded, which provides Recovery Potency to make your heals stronger, as well as Full HP defense for use against High Dragon opening blasts. The secondary print is very flexible and can be adapted to any situation.

• If early dragon gauge is desired, works.
• If the healer has regen-over time healing, then a buff time print such as can provide an extra heal tick.
• If the healer has 75% skill prep naturally, a 25% skill prep print with a secondary effect can ensure that heals are ready at the start of quests. Examples include (for heal potency), (for buff time), or (for strength)
• If one wants to go all-out on healing and survival potential, grants HP to serve that dual purpose. Additionally, for healers such as that have shields, this extra HP can improve the shields' effectiveness.
• If facing a non-threatening piece of content, a Player EXP print such as can be used for a little bonus.

Wyrmprint 1	Wyrmprint 2
General-purpose Staff build - The important part here is Give Me Your Wounded, which provides Recovery Potency to make your heals stronger, as well as Full HP defense for use against High Dragon opening blasts. The secondary print is very flexible and can be adapted to any situation. If early dragon gauge is desired, works. If the healer has regen-over time healing, then a buff time print such as can provide an extra heal tick. If the healer has 75% skill prep naturally, a 25% skill prep print with a secondary effect can ensure that heals are ready at the start of quests. Examples include (for heal potency), (for buff time), or (for strength) If one wants to go all-out on healing and survival potential, grants HP to serve that dual purpose. Additionally, for healers such as that have shields, this extra HP can improve the shields' effectiveness. If facing a non-threatening piece of content, a Player EXP print such as can be used for a little bonus.
Auto-Battle Survival Build - When auto-battling particularly-difficult content, the HP boost of Study Rabbits combined with Last Recovery of Roll On can ensure that the healer survives to keep the team healthy.

Lore page notes

Locations

• Grastea
• Sol Alberia
• The Mistholt
• Saint Lotier
• The Davian Wetlands
• Valkaheim
• Chanzelia (formerly Raywall)
• North Grastea
• East Grastea
• South Grastea
• Southeast Grastea
• Hinomoto
• Taiwu
• Apollonia
• Dargas
• Duneberg
• Odo Prison

Factions

• Dyrenell Empire (former)
• Dyrenell Empire (current)
• Alberia (former)
• New Alberia
• The Syndicate
• Aegis Tribe
• Meggidothian Sect (misguided worshippers of Zodiark)
• Thieves' Guild

Races

• Human
• Sylvan
• Qilin
• Rokkan
• Grath
• Gilda
• Android

Legends

• Ilia, the Auspex
• Elysium
• Dane, the Emperor
• Blacksmiths
  • Zex
  • Masamura
  • Muramasa
  • Murasame
  • Kagemitsu
  • Kotetsu
  • Nobutsuna
• Gilda, Lady Iron Rose
• Troy
• The Frozen City
• Fountain of Life
• The Ancient One
• Ghizlam, the undying assassin
• Battle of Thelodian
• Count Logan the Brave
• Filigree, the Silver knight
• King of the (Blazing) Mountain
• Grast Caedmon
• Princess Miralda of Dargas

Documents

• The Great Poem "Grastea"
• Book of Creation
• Records of Truth
• Liber Grimortis
• "Rage's Hammer"

Holidays and Events

• Dragonyule
• Vernal Banquet
• Hinomotoan New Year
• Lunar New Year
• Valentine's Day
• Month Calendar
• Iron Rose Cup
• Orichalcum Chef Competition

Collaboration Worlds

• Zenith (Fire Emblem Heroes)
• Monster Hunter
• Mega Man