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Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Feels Like Four Games’ Worth Of Fire Emblem

Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Feels Like Four Games’ Worth Of Fire Emblem https://ift.tt/93HVi6K Fire Emblem has always been known for its mechanical density and complexity, but Fortune's Weave applies a force multiplier. With an array of four differentiated but intertwining story campaigns, it feels complex in a way that could prove overwhelming. Having played the first several chapters of two of the campaigns, each had its own wrinkles and elements that could have supported their own standalone campaigns--all composing a sprawling narrative that appears to reward exploring it in full to see every scene and interaction.  Fortune's Weave looks to be a conscious effort to restore some of the magic of Three Houses, following the more divisive Fire Emblem Engage. That means a tale that is more grand and sweeping across multiple factions, including a time-jump element that Nintendo revealed during its recent Direct presentation. At its core, though, this is a story that focuses...

How To Get Excalibur In Final Fantasy 16

How To Get Excalibur In Final Fantasy 16 https://ift.tt/imKeNXw

Final Fantasy games are well-known for sporting ultra-powerful optional weapons for its protagonists to seek out and wield to devastating effect, and rest assured that Final Fantasy 16 is no different in that regard. Getting your hands on the extraordinary power of the legendary sword Excalibur isn't going to be a quick and painless affair, but you may find that it's well worth the trouble. Here's how to get Excalibur.

How to get Excalibur in Final Fantasy 16

Excalibur is unlocked by crafting it during the "Blacksmith's Blues II" side-quest, which you can obtain at the Hideaway from Blackthorne the Blacksmith around the time you're in the midst of the main story quest "Out of the Shadow." Unlocking this optional quest will obviously require you to first complete the initial "Blacksmith's Blues" quest, though.

Excalibur
Excalibur

Check later the notes on your desk to read a letter called "About Blackthorne," then head and speak with Blackthorne himself. Once you've started "Blacksmith's Blues II" and chatted with Blackthorne and Charon, you'll need to head to your map and fast-travel to Dalimil Inn to speak with Ignac. You'll find him upstairs in the tavern, and he'll ask you to retrieve something from some bandits.

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