Are you playing Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave? Do you like Three Houses lore? What about computerized ghost elephants? Likable characters with homicidal tendencies? Fabio? If you answered yes to any of these questions, playing Dietrich's path next may be right for you.
Perhaps it's just the circles I move in, but almost everyone I know started Fortune's Weave with Leda's path. Not that I blame them. The only thing better than a good vengeance story with an unhinged protagonist is if that protagonist has a loveable band of weirdos behind them, and Leda's path's got both. As a certified Dietrich enjoyer, though, it makes me a bit sad to think folks might not play a second route — and potentially miss out on one of the game's strongest strands of storytelling.
For starters, Dietrich's path is where a lot of the Three Houses connections live. There's plenty of those little ties in Part 2 and Part 3, but it's more big picture, progenitor god-themed stuff. " Well, that's what Dietrich's path is for. There's a whole fresh perspective on the ancient war between the Nabateans and humans and a truckload of background about the Agarthans too.
Source link
