#brigid fire emblem

[silentglock]

Edain and Brigid, ladies of Yngvi

[pioneer-over-c]

Draw Everything June day 13

[real-fire-emblem-takes]

I ship Ayra and Brigid because it make you know who from FE5 goes from tragic to "oof. ooof"

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[feshippingpolls]

FE: Should they kiss?

Brigid x Dew

[slyfire]

fe4 novel illustration icons~

as a fandom, we do not talk about rika suzuki's beautiful illustrations for the geneology novels enough. all i can hope is that this may pique interest for them.

feel free to use these icons without credit.

all artwork used are from official fe4 novels.

[edmundthearchwizard]

My three weed smoking girlfriends

And yes, they smoke weed.

Joshua gets to be a girlfriend. As a treat.

Pick one of my weed smoking girlfriends to smoke a blunt with

[memie-art-blog]

Pirate Brigid RKGK This was sitting in my wips folder and I decided to play around with it, the one above has a "Linear Light filter" over it and I thought it was really pretty! Here's the normal colored version and the process images!

[twobiit]

Posting my thracia style fe4 portraits, with a bit of touch ups

[fe-smashorpass]

[consteley]

I am going to become the queen of Brigid. Ashe... You will become my guardian knight.

This is their happily ever after :)

[slotumn]

One thing that personally bugs me about certain fan interpretations wrt Almyra and 3H world beyond Fódlan: I think some fall into the trap of making Fódlan way more important than it actually needs to be/is implied by the game to be.

Such as, by connecting a bunch of other things in the world, including negative things, all back to Fódlan. Or for more specific examples, claiming Almyra/Almyrans as a whole (not just Almyrans in Fódlan or Almyrans who live near the border) are oppressed or victimized by Fódlan, in an overcompensating inversion of the "Almyrans are barbarians victimizing Fódlan" thing Fódlanis espouse in-game.

But the thing is, Claude already alludes to stuff in Fódlan being kinda insignificant relative to rest of the world in his support with Leonie:

and Almyra appears to be based off of Persian Empire and/or various other West and Central Asian empires; those empires were, historically, pretty damn strong, and the superpowers of their time.

Meanwhile, not only is Fódlan based on Europe in an era before their global dominance, it appears to be very long ways from being able to even attempt that in-universe due to factors like the isolationism/technological stagnancy. So I'd argue that it really doesn't make sense for canon-era Fódlan to have caused the types of problems colonialist Europe does/did in real life, or for the power dynamics between Fódlan and Almyra(/other lands) to be anything like their approximate real-life equivalents in recent history. And yeah Fódlan does bully Brigid/Duscur/Sreng, but this is the kind of bullying and subjugation you can see anywhere in the world at any point in time, not just in a world during and after European colonialism.

Plus nothing says that the historical development of 3H world post-canon has to resemble ours in any way— and I'd argue that things have already diverged significantly in the 3H world. Dagda, which appears to be the approximate equivalent of Americas, apparently knew of Fódlan much earlier than the irl equivalent (probably due to Elites fleeing there, Brigid, etc) and even invaded them a few times. Fódlanis did try a counter invasion on Dagda in the 700s, but again, this pretty explicitly failed, and as far as we can tell, they haven't tried it again since. (They just settled for beating up the nearby Brigid because it's the easy target rip)

But anyway, back to Almyra. While the Almyran playable characters we see in the game are affected by the Fódlan-Almyra border issues, they're probably the exceptions, not the norm. Whole reason Cyril got caught up is because he was originally from a border village, aka the periphery/fringe. Claude is a mixed kid. That's why it affects them, but for the vast majority of Almyrans who probably aren't in such circumstances… why would they care? Even if they're aware of it, there's a good chance there are many other problems that have nothing to do with Fódlan that they consider to be of equal or higher priority.

As for Almyran NPCs: Nader probably only cares about Fódlan due to his relationship with the king and queen and Claude, and Shahid appears to see Fódlan as a cheap punching bag for fast military/political valor (plus some personal shit related to Claude) which is literally the opposite of considering them a significant player in any way. Granted Shahid is arrogant and dumb but still, if Fódlan was considered a serious concern/threat on a general nationwide level, I'd think others in Almyra would have stepped up before this stupid prince dragged an army over. Like man the Almyran government really does not care what goes on at the Fódlan-Almyra border lol. If they did Cyril wouldn't be in the situation he's in (as he points out himself).

We do read about the invasion at Fódlan's Throat in the 900s, but because we only get records from the Fódlani POV, there's no way to tell how serious the Almyrans were about it, how significant their losses were by their own standards, how the failure of that specific invasion affected their assessment of Fódlan, etc. But considering the Almyrans still go raiding at the border at the time of canon for shits and giggles... I'm guessing they still do not see Fódlan as a significant threat. (And I'd say they're right to, if you look at wtf is going on in Fódlan during canon)

Combine this with, again, their real-life motifs and other tidbits in-game (apparently Almyra has the budget to just send over fleets to Leicester at the drop of hat), I think it's pretty likely that: 1. Almyra far overpowers Fódlan in most measures of national/regional power and it's not even close 2. Almyra might be pretty important to Fódlan (as a threat) but Fódlan is not that important to Almyra, and 3. in Almyra Claude (+maybe his dad?) is probably the odd one out for caring that much about Fódlan-Almyra relations.

In conclusion: Fódlan is clearly rife with problems and assholes, the game itself makes that clear. But what I think is a massive stretch is canon-era Fódlan being the most important place in the 3H world, including in negative ways, where they're responsible for problems in places we canonically have no evidence of them having significant influence in. Imo that's both contrary to what the game wants to say and makes the 3H world/setting less compelling; I think the sense that other lands have their own problems and agendas independent of the place that's the main focus is part of what makes this world feel grounded and rife for exploration, and it's a disservice to discard all that in favor of making everything revolve around Fódlan.

[pioneer-over-c]

outfit swap + bonus

[real-fire-emblem-takes]

If I were a butler in Chaphy castle and one hot day take my shirt off while cleaning Sigurd’s room. I want Sigurd and Deirdre to walk in and well, we end up having a threesome. Maybe more if we “accidentally” leave the door open and Finn and Brigid walked in….. 👀👀

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[feshippingpolls]

Finn x Brigid is my jam. Thracia just adds fuel to the fire

FE: Should they kiss?

Finn x Brigid

[ayumitsuu]

I kinda wanted to post them all at once, but I think I’ll post in pairs to cheer myself on.

Edain & Brigid - archerfish 🐠

Ayra - swordfish 🗡️ 🐟

[aragonlediagon]

TAILTIU GLUE

I was writing FE4 notes of pairings recommendations for some discord fellas and couldnt help but draw about this note (this is about pairing Claud and Erinys)

GLUE

(Expect mainly chapter 3 sillies from me as its my favorite chapter of the game 👍 the FE4 beach episode)