Fire Emblem – Casual, Mutton and Lalala

Welcome to the pack based Fire Emblem, containing 3 (mostly) less-than-serious Civilizations.

All screenshots are in Korean, but like in the Nabata Pack, all civilizations support English.

The most "normie" civilization of the bunch, Lucina’s Ylisse has consistent and flexible bonuses, and attempts to portray inheritance in the game.

Receive an instant Great Person of choice near the capital when entering a new era. (This Great Person will push back the timing on future Great People, much like the Liberty bonus or the Leaning Tower of Pisa)

Replaces the Pikemen. Like the Pikemen, the Descendant Warriors are by default stronger against horsemen. They also gain a special promotion after battle, which is further enhanced when the unit is promoted and can also be inherited by melee and gunpowder units produced by a city that the unit has moved into. Only one such promotion can be inherited.

A unique National Wonder that replaces no default National Wonders. It has no tech requirements, but requires at least 5 cities and that all cities have a Shrine. Also slightly less expensive than a regular National Wonder. Yields 4 Global Happiness, Science, Production, Gold, Culture and Faith, while also starting a Golden Age and causing all subsequent Golden Ages to last 50% longer. The Golden Age triggered by the Awakening Ceremony does not receive the 50% bonus. Causes Shrines to yield 2 Food, Production, Culture and Faith.

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Dorcas’s Muttonland focuses on expansion and good strong starts, always having access to sheep (and thus poisoned mutton) that will constitute the base of his empire.

Founding a city spawn 2 sources of Sheep nearby. Melee units are 20% stronger.

Replaces the Swordsman. Cheaper to purchase than a regular Swordsman, and may move immediately when purchased. This unit also gains either Shock I or Drill I randomly when the unit is either bought or produced.

Replaces the Stables. Unlocked at Wheels Slaughterhouses do not speed up Cavalry production unlike the Stables, but instead provides bonuses to Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Bison, Deer and Fur, causing all such resources yield 1 more Production. In addition, all resources mentioned above except Sheep yield +1 Food, while Sheep yields +1 Gold and Science instead because poisoning requires science and poison is profitable. Requires any of the resources to be developed.

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Serra’s Serratopia is a strong religious, growth-oriented civilization not unlike Sophia’s Nabata Desert that preceded it. However, Whereas Sophia’s secondary focus was Science and Great People, Serra’s secondary focus is on culture and happiness.

Cities yield food and culture equal to 33% of the faith output of the city. (rounded up)

+3 Culture and Faith. Cannot be built by a regular Worker, but instead is built by expending a Great General or Prophet. Wounded units that start the turn in such improvement restores up to 50 HP. New Deal policy will increase the improvement’s Faith and Culture output by 2 each, and the Convent receives all the bonuses that a Holy Site would receive that is bound to the Piety policies.

Replaces the Temple. Grants 2 Local Happiness and Culture in addition to Temple’s regular bonuses.

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Lucina is a fairly unassuming leader. While Lucina is bold, Lucina is not very warlike and also very unlikely to denounce unless another civilization is a major warmongerer or if everybody dislikes the said civilization. Lucina is moderately interested in city-states, and will focus on production and great people the most, but not forgetting to expand and will also not neglect science. Lucina will prefer Science victory the most out of the 3.

Dorcas is a loner, much less inclined to make friendship compared to Lucina or Serra, although just as unlikely as Lucina to denounce a civilization. Dorcas is very bold, and while not a complete warmongerer the most difficult to befriend of the 3 leaders in the pack. Dorcas will focus on improving his tiles, and will also focus on gold. He is also the least likely to chat, making him also the least likely to reveal others’ plots as well. Dorcas is also the most aggressive, and will want to have the largest offensive army of the 3. Dorcas doesn’t have a particular aim, although his bonuses will put him in a great edge towards a Diplomatic victory, although he may try for a Domination victory.

Serra is a very friendly civilization and is essentially Hoto Cocoa 2.0. Serra will want to make as many friends as possible, and like the other two very uninterested in denouncing. Serra is the least bold of the civilization, and also the least warlike of the 3. However, Serra is very interested in having many city-state allies and will often declare protection. Serra will want a large defensive army, and is the least eager to expand. Serra will seek to play tall, and will also focus on happiness and religion. Serra will most likely try for a Cultural or Diplomatic Victory.

• Bingle’s Civilization IV Traits for Civilization V
• Awakening Soundtracks by Kobazco (Lucina: Lucina will use the Greek themes without this mod.)

• Sukritact’s Events and Decisions

NOTE: This civilization was released through a workaround 7-Zip Compression instead of the ModBuddy’s default compression due to the MSB4018 error. If the civilization will not unzip or install, manually download the .civ5mod file through Steam Downloader, change the file format to ZIP, and then use AlZip or 7-Zip and unzip the content to the Mod folder.

Fire Emblem is owned by Nintento and Intelligent System, and all art assets belong to respective owners. Credit is given in the Credits.txt file, and no profit is sought from the creation of the mod. This mod is for enjoyment only.

Comes with a glorious contribution from a certain someone who didn’t know he was helping

Special Thanks to TheMH06 for providing dialogues for Serra!

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