After Chrom grudgingly accepts, the fortune-teller mentions how time passes differently in the Outrealm and tells Chrom that he is welcome to visit again any time during his adventures.Ī special conversation will trigger if the these playable units battle these Champion units. He warns Chrom that these cards could gain enough power to level an entire country, and requests that Chrom continue sealing the Einherjar by defeating them in battle. Chrom is then joined by Marth, Alm, and Ike as NPC units, with the objective of defeating the 10 main heroines from previous titles.Īfter the battle is over, the old fortune-teller explains that he has lost control of a number of Einherjar cards and they are causing chaos in the Outrealm. To aid Chrom, the fortune-teller uses the ancient Einherjar arts passed down by his family to summon Marth, as well as Alm and Ike. There, he meets an old fortune teller, the keeper of the Outrealm, who requests for Chrom to defeat Einherjar cards who have manifested into heroes from ancient times. If recruited, Marth will join as a Level 8 Lodestar.Ĭhrom and his army are called out to a mystical realm known as the Outrealm where Chrom finds himself in the middle of a battlefield on the isle of Talys.

After completing this Xenologue, Old Hubba will award the army with a Hero King Marth Einherjar card. Chrom will team up with 10 Fire Emblem male lords and important characters, led by Marth, to defeat an army of 10 Fire Emblem female Lords and important characters, led by Celica. This Xenologue also uses the same map and battle tune from that map. The battle map, as well as all of the Champions of Yore Xenologues, is modelled after Chapter 1 of Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, which took place in Talys. Champions of Yore 1 is the first map available.

Heroes of yore meaning