Fire Emblem: Blazing Sword, as experienced by Amberyl the tactician. This tale incorporates game dialogue in the early chapters (when I was but a timid author) and graduates to an "inspired by the dialogue" vibe by ch6; it will adhere to the *overall* plot pretty closely. M for not-terribly-explicit violence and eventually (almost there, guys o. O) steamy ...ON-screen romance?

AU. When Robin wakes in the middle of a field with no memory of his past nothing could prepare him for the adventure that awaits. With the Prince of the kingdom of Ylisse Chrom and his faithful band of Shepherds, Robin rises from a humble tactician to one of the saviours of the world. A loose (very loose) adaptation of Nintendo's thirteenth Fire Emblem game - Awakening.

An altered novelization of the events of Fire Emblem: Awakening told first person from Lucina's perspective. Focuses on her actions both inside and outside the game's storyline, as well as the relationship between Lucina and Avatar/Destin.

Like a river, time continues to flow. Even years after the fact, the backlash of his father's death still haunts Chrom and his country in more ways than one. While scouting the countryside in an attempt to maintain the peace, he finds a woman with no name among his fields. A complete novelisation of Fire Emblem: Awakening. Full summary within.

Gangrel lies defeated, but the war for Ylisse has just begun. This story, focusing on the gaps in the story left by the missions of Fire Emblem: Awakening, sheds light on the male Avatar's personal life over the second half of the game.

[FE7xFE13] When Morgan was younger, his greatest dream was to be a master Tactician like his mother. After waking up on the plains of Sacae, he might just get that chance.

After Robin sacrificed himself to kill Grima, he wakes up to a future parallel world where Grima never existed. There, he meets a familiar yet unfamiliar woman named Lucina. Will he return to the past or stay in the future that he didn't belong in? /Male Avatar x Lucina