The Fire Emblem series Twitter has been busy introducing the first few characters you meet in Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and today they went over Jeralt, the protagonist Byleth’s father.

The “Three Houses” is the longest Fire Emblem game I've played. Encompassing three different campaigns, the game boasts somewhere around 200 hours of content. “Content” is the key word.

Byleth has a father named Jeralt who doesn't look similar at all, although it's kind of suspect that he's actually Byleth's father. ... Fire Emblem: Three Houses arrives on Nintendo Switch on July 26.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses is a turn-based tactical RPG that will put new strategic twists on battling, with formations of troops supporting individual units on the battlefield.

Byleth and Jeralt are two playable characters who you can recruit while progressing the storyline of Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. Recruiting them will ensure that you are able to recruit ...

Unlike other Fire Emblem games, marriage in Three Houses doesn't take place until after the main story when the war is over. Jeralt, the player characters father, will give you a ring before the ...

The Battalions in Fire Emblem: Three Houses are unlocked after completing a side quest around chapter 4. The side quest is Jeralt’s request to find the captain’s quarter.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses is the game Fates should have been. Developer Intelligent Systems has made a lot of tweaks to its formula for the series' first outing on the Nintendo Switch, ...

With the introduction to the students over, today the Fire Emblem official Twitter introduced Alois, a Knight of Seiros and one of the knights who used to be led by the protagonist’s father, Jeralt.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses succeeds in its ambitious telling of a land at war helmed by captivating leaders, in which no side has all the answers.

If you’re wondering whether you should join the Flame Emperor in Fire Emblem Three Houses, we’ve got you covered. Here’s what you need to know. ... and leave you and Jeralt in peace.

I don’t dislike Fire Emblem: Three Houses, but I don’t feel challenged by it — and that’s weird. Since 1990, the Fire Emblem series has been putting out notoriously difficult turn-based ...