Seemingly, the Wave 3 and 4 rounds of paid and free Expansion Pass DLC for Nintendo Switch game Fire Emblem: Three Houses have been revealed thanks to an early copy of a new guidebook set to release in Japan tomorrow.
The guide, which was published by video game magazine Famitsu, details both past and future DLC waves for Fire Emblem: Three Houses and includes information about new units, quests, weapons, a usable Sauna, and of course, the ability to pet dogs and cats at Garreg Mach Monastery.
The information was translated thanks to Fire Emblem fan site Serenes Forest; note that the below names and content are, of course, subject to change.
Also be warned that the following may contain slight spoilers for Fire Emblem: Three Houses.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses Expansion Pass Wave 3
This set of downloadable content will be released by December 31st, 2019, according to Nintendo.
Free DLC
- New playable unit: Jeritza (certain route(s) only)
- New support conversations
- New activities
- New online features
Paid DLC
- New playable unit: Anna
- New monastery facilities
- New online
- Anna and Jeritza paralogue
- New quests (around 10)
- New activities: Sauna, playing with dogs and cats
- New costumes: Maid, Butler, and more
- New battalions: Maid and Butler
Fire Emblem: Three Houses Expansion Pass Wave 4
This set of downloadable content will be released by April 30th, 2020, according to Nintendo.
Paid DLC
- Side story: “Abyss Mode”
- New playable characters: Juris, Balthazar, Constanze, and Javi (Serenes Forest notes these are tentative translations)
- New support conversations
- New monastery facilities
- New online features
- Four new classes
- New enemy monsters
- New hero relics
- New paralogues
- New quests
- New battalions
- New gambits
- New costumes for Byleth (male), Byleth (female), and Sothis
Unfortunately, no information seems to have been provided regarding Wave 4’s free DLC (mentioned on the official website as a “free update”).
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Written by Daniel Dell-Cornejo
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