Her prowess in battle, her grace under pressure! She is perfection personified! I watch her like a goddess walking among us. The left Archer/Samurai pair will probably rush you when the bridge forms and commit suicide by running into the immovable object that is the Protagonist/Gunter pairing.Rhajat: Fond? Fond isn't even a drop in the bucket of it. Just return to the Dragon Vein island, activate the lower bridge, then lead with your protagonist and Gunter and have Felicia/Jakob join in from a safe distance. All in all, it’s not much worse than the four foes you faced in the last battle. There are two weak Samurai, another Archer and Omozu, who is a relatively unimpressive Ninja. When you’re ready to move on, you’ll find that the resistance in the south isn’t nearly as stiff as the strong-point in the north could be.
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Once you’ve eradicated them, feel free to save wear and tear on Felicia/Jakob’s healing staff and spend a few turns in the Fort that was occupied by the Samurai, as it’ll heal you a few points each round. Better yet, the Archers will move to engage you as you cross the bridge, meaning you probably won’t even have to deal with all of them at once. If you create a bridge with the northern Dragon Vein first, you can easily flank the Hoshidan strong-point at the end of the northern bridge and dispatch those smug Archers and that Samurai jerk. So, go ahead and do that! From the small central island at the top of the map just right of where you started, follow another bridge south to reach an island with two Dragon Veins on it, both of which create stone bridges in a straight line to the right of where they are. What to do, then? Well, at some point during the battle a comment will be made about searching for a Dragon Vein. This is a warning to you don’t follow Hans’s example and try to seize the bridge head-on, as there’s a good chance the Archers will simply tag-team you to death while the Samurai (boosted by partnering with the archers) dodges most attacks. He won’t help much in this fight, either, as his goal is to beeline across the bridge to the right (after some Hoshidan Samurai are dispatched) and get himself removed from battle by challenging a Hoshidan strong-point, which features three Archers, all of whom can shoot at anybody attacking the Hoshidan Samurai blocking the bridge. Felicia/Jakob can provide ranged support and healing, but as for Hans… he’s an Ally in this fight, meaning you cannot control him. Gunter will just sit there and look all old, but more importantly, he’ll boost your protagonist’s stats and provide some offense for you. Don’t worry, your protagonist should get most of the kills, hence most of the XP. So, pair up Gunter (passive) and your protagonist (active). Finally, Sheltering another character just forms a pairing with the controlled character becoming the active character in the pairing, instead of the passive one as with the “Pair Up” option.
Separating ends the turn of both characters who were in a pairing while Switching and Transferring can only be done at the end of a move action or before picking the Wait option (you can’t Switch/Transfer and attack in the same turn). Transfer will move the passive character in a pairing into a pairing with an adjacent character, who defaults as the active character in a pairing. Switch changes which character is the passive character and which is the active one. While paired you can use the Separate combat action to end the pairing (you get to decide an adjacent square the passive character gets moved to). Two is company, three is a crowd, apparently. Keep in mind that you cannot perform tag-team attacks with an outside character while paired. As paired units act together in combat, they’ll also build up the “guard gauge”, which will trigger Dual Guard when filled. In addition, the passive unit will be spared from attacks (all attacks on the paired units will target the active unit) and the active unit will get a stat boost, as well as shielding from attacks by the passive unit. The unit who pairs will become the passive unit, and will not be able to attack or take other elective actions while paired, although the two units will move together, and if the active unit attacks, the passive unit will join in. Pair Up)! To do this, simply move a unit adjacent to another one and select the Pair Up option. The battle begins with the introduction of a new mechanic pairing up (19.
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