Fire Emblem Heroes: Hrid Abyssal + Infernal Map

Free-to-play tacticians, here's how I cleared the Hrid maps. This is a really difficult map on Abyssal, unless you have Gale Force shenanigans at your disposal.

You'll probably want to equip all the required Skills and Seals before you begin. Remember to write down which Seals and C Slot skills you want to try out on your Dancers, as you may need to adjust them. The skills in red text below are flexible depending on your own units.

I should mention that since I'm F2P, most of my resources have gone into cavalry, namely The Reinhardt and City Mongolian Bow Lyn. I highly recommend that you do the same. On the other hand, I also spent 820 F2P orbs to +10 Sigurd on his focus banner recently, and ironically he wasn't much help on these two maps. Even with maxed out Summoner Support. Nope, you need to use The Reinhardt + Bow Lyn + Two Dancers like you always do.

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Fire Emblem Heroes: Squad Assault 1 Guide

Free-to-play tacticians, here's how I passed Squad Assault 1 to acquire the Squad Ace A 1 Seal. By borrowing the strategies of people who are a lot better at this game than me.

You can definitely pass it with vanilla 4* units without Skill Inheritance, as long as you have enough of each color type at level 40. Might take a few tries to test which units can fill each role, though.
  

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Fire Emblem: Heroes - List

I think the biggest draw of Fire Emblem: Heroes is the fact that any character you can remember from the franchise can be summoned, and used to do your bidding. The roster is so diverse, and with skill inheritance, you never know who might finish you off in the Arena. Probably the whales who have thrown the most money into Orbs. Don't even get me started on the limited edition fan service units this game offers every few months.