Fire Emblem: The Thousand Blooms Expansion Pass Announced And Released The Same Day
Nintendo is choosing same-day delivery over a staged rollout for its Expansion Pass, so the additional content lands while the September 17 release is still the current game in the series.
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Nintendo announced an Expansion Pass for Fire Emblem: The Thousand Blooms on October 15 and released it the same day. Part 1, available now, adds four new weapons modeled after the Heroes' Relics from Three Houses, one for each of the four past warriors. Part 2 arrives this winter with three divine allies named Aurora, Smilnos, and Jura, plus costumes. Part 3 follows in 2027 with new stories for the four rivals.
The Expansion Pass will be delivered in three parts, and Part 1 is already live. The weapons in that part take after the Heroes' Relics from Three Houses and are prepared for each of the four warriors from the past arc. Part 2 brings Aurora, the god of stars and navigation, Smilnos, the god of magic, and Jura, the goddess of fertility as additional allies. They do not level up but carry power suited to their names, and are recruited during the Salvation arc against the demon god Barol. Part 2 also adds costumes the past warriors can wear, and the same costumes can be placed on allies.
- Part 1: Available October 15, adds four weapons modeled after the Heroes' Relics from Three Houses
- Part 2: Scheduled for this winter, adds Aurora, Smilnos, and Jura as allies and adds costumes
- Part 3: Scheduled for 2027, adds new stories for the four warriors who were rivals in the Dagshion Grand Sword Tournament
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