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Fire Emblem Warriors' Second DLC Pack Dated & Detailed
Fire Emblem Warriors continues to send DLC to the front lines, with the Shadow Dragon pack coming to the hack 'n' slash title on Valentine's Day at 4 p.m. Pacific.
The pack (for both the Switch and 3DS versions) costs $8.99 by itself, and is included in the game's season pass ($19.99). On that day everyone can also get the free update for Warriors that adds a higher level cap, new weapon attributes, and more.
Here's what's in the DLC (text from Nintendo):
- New Characters: Navarre, Minerva, and Linde.
- New Skills: Lone Wolf, Quick Wit, and Minerva's Iote's Shield, which cancels any enemy effectiveness.
- New History Maps: Princess Minerva Map, Knorda Market Map, and the Brush in Teeth Map.
- New Support Conversations
- New Costumes: Lyn's Swordmaster costume, as well as costumes for Marth, Caeda, and Tiki.
- New Armor Break Models
- New Weapons / Weapon Attributes: New weapons include Caeda's Wing Spear, Linde's Aura, Navarre's Wo Dao, Minerva's Hauteclere, Tiki's Divinestone, and Anna's Bow. New weapon attributes include the ability to swap attack and defense, as well as inflicting additional damage against characters with the same or opposite gender.
The title's next DLC – the Awakening Pack – comes out in March.
For more on the Switch version of the game itself, here's Javy's review.
[Source: Nintendo]
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