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Fire Emblem Awakening: 0% growths LTC - Endgame: Grima

Challenge playlist:    • Fire Emblem Awakening HM - 0% growths in 7...   Endgame is cleared in 1 turn (76 total). Tonics: Basilio - hp/str/skl/spd/lck/def - he doesn't need mag or res I guess! Flavia - str/skl Welp folks, it's time for the finale! Some have noted the sheer surprise experienced from seeing a run be stuck in a hiatus for a year and a half to receiving constant uninterrupted updates, but today that culminates in the clear of the Endgame, around which many of our past decisions have been made (such as Basilio going Great Knight for Luna), so there's no more Awakening 0% growths HM to look forward to. Tiki reclasses to Sage and boasts 19 magic as one, losing one turn to boosterless Sage!Anna. She has no staff rank, but all she needs is E staves for Rescue, whose range is one of the best in the party. Maribelle also joining in as one of the four Rescue users, Libra's liberated (pun unintended) to assist Basilio (and Flavia) a tiny bit by giving them +8 luck for even better accuracy (which is already really good with +20/25 hit forged unto their weapons). We're rescuing Basilio and a dancer forward, and then rescuing the dancer and one of the rescuers back to avoid dangerous combat against the enemies with their inflated stats. Basilio's been reclassed to Great Knight since his first turn in this run in order to learn Luna for the boss, as Dragonskin hurts our damage too much. Brave Axe is the best weapon that Basilio can use to gamble for Luna procs because it attacks twice, or four times if we double. Doubling Grima is therefore critical, but where would we get to 38 speed when GK!Basilio has 23 AS at base? He took a Speedwings last chapter for 25 AS and a tonic brings to 27 attack speed. A Rally Speed from Cordelia improves that further to 31 AS, so we need to find 7 more points of speed somewhere. Flavia provides only 6, as she and Basilio didn't have much of a chance to build supports together (they had three rounds of combat adjacent to one another in chapter 23, but paired up to somebody else) for an extra point of speed. This is where Flavia's Assassin reclass is perfect - she not only adds +1 spd but two extra points of strength in pairup; perfect for the final showdown! Grima has 41 physical defence and a bonus of +3 from terrain. 44 defence and Dragonskin (more than) halving all incoming damage, and effects of skills, but not crits, means Basilio's strongest Brave Axe (forged for +4 mt) deals only 7 damage, and that can be reduced to 3 damage if Pavise procs (38% chance). Luna, on the other hand, gives us a much more welcome 17 damage. With Grima's 88 HP, you can say we need a little more than five unPavised Luna crits to secure our victory, and besides Basilio's attacks, Flavia has a 38% to dual strike four times during a round of combat. Her contribution is a modest 2 damage chip. With this strategy, rescuing endangered units allows Basilio to have two rounds of combat against the boss - one on PP and the other on EP, or eight strikes. Basilio himself has a 37% chance to proc Luna. I did consider going for a Luna crit strategy. If you forge the Brave Axe for max crit instead of hit (sacrificing the accuracy of attacks), you still only get 2% crit at the end (factoring Fighter's Zeal skill I imagine) so you need an Anathema or Solidarity bot adjacent to you. They're dying on the enemy phase if they stay there, so if you opt for a crit strategy, you're still stuck with only 12% crit on an inaccurate attack and a chance at Pavise. While a single Luna crit tears off 51 HP of 88 max, the odds are too poor for this strategy to be effective. With this strat, Basilio can die if Grima procs Ignis (again, 38% chance) on both turns. I imagine having Libra reclassed to Sage with a mag tonic and mag support partner would probably reach Basilio with the Physic staff, but that +8 luck is universally useful with 2x Ignis being too rare and many of the attempts getting reset prematurely because the first round of combat is too poor luckwise with the (lack of) Luna procs. The run you see in the recording was really something as to how the RNG helped us out. The Flavia dual strikes and the dual guard proc are all nice, but what we really must be thankful for is getting Luna five times in a row, only one being more-than-halved thanks to Pavise. Grima dies on Basilio's sixth strike, not even needing to gamble with the last two! Basilio's divine lightning really did pierce the skies there. And so this run, which I have been working on, on and off, for almost five years, has come to its logical conclusion. Other people are working on a potential Lunatic run that could even have some semblance of efficiency, but I found this run very satisfying to do, with very, very many maps demanding a lot of work and concentration (probably more than in any other LTC I have done, and I've dabbled in lots since like 2011). Let's see what the future holds for this channel!