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Fire Emblem Warriors officially launches in Japan on Thursday. However, some players are managing to get their hands on the game early.

Because of that, information is being revealed early, including new characters. The tricky thing here is that we’re still learning who is playable and who is just an NPC. But as things stand currently, Fire Emblem Warriors’ roster can be found below. S = Sword (1. 4)A = Axe (3)L = Lance/naginata (4)B = Bow/yumi (4)T = Tome (7; 4 if you exclude villains)D = Dragonstone (1)* = NPC ally in the storymode, almost certainly unlockable outside of the story.^ = Enemy in the storymode, possibly unlockable outside of the story.!

Not in the storymode, unlockable outside of the story. Original Characters (3)Rowan- SLianna- SThis game’s version of Anna- B*^Darius- SFire Emblem: Shadow Dragon (5)Marth- SCaeda- LTiki- D*Navarre- S^Gharnef- TFire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia (1)! Celica- SFire Emblem: The Blazing Blade (1)! Lyn- SFire Emblem Awakening (9)Male Robin- T! Female Robin- TChrom- SLissa- AFrederick- ACordelia- LLucina- S*Owain- S^Validar- TFire Emblem Fates (1.

Female Corrin- S! Male Corrin- SRyoma- SHinoka- LTakumi- BSakura- B*Oboro- LXander- SCamilla- ALeo- TElise- T*Niles- B^Iago- TMore Warriors NPCs. Watch The Son Of No One Online Metacritic.

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