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I would like to imagine that Rodrigue would still die because of Fleche, and word spreads that it had to do with Dimitri being protected by him, thus Felix holding a grudge against Dimitri.

Oh so this is cut dialogue makes sense I was wondering how in the world is Felix fighting against us in a Blue Lions Route

@@wgs5643yep, this is infamous for being cut content with Felix and Annette being enemies on this map. Thus explaining the Swordmaster and Warlock being labeled as ‘Kingdom General’ and not ‘Kingdom Solider’. My best guess the route split could’ve been at the end of chapter 14 when you ‘supposedly’ choose whether to head first to the Kingdom or Empire

@@LFPman I don’t know why this content was considered I mean the whole point of siding with each house and the choices you make is so this stuff is guaranteed to not happen not counting Silver Snow we had the option

@@wgs5643 not necessarily. If I were to guess, the reason Felix and Annette would ditch your party would be at the end of Chapter 14 when Gilbert asks Dimitri that should we retake Fhirdiad, or Leeroy Jenkins it to Enbarr My guess, was that this would’ve annoyed Felix and Annette that Dimitri and Byleth would abandon the Kingdom should Byleth choose Enbarr, to the point that they’d ditch your party. And pretty much all the Lions students prioritised the Kingdom first. Ashe and Mercedes wanting to go Enbarr first felt so forced and out of character. Funnily enough, they’re the only students of the Lions house you can recruit in Three Hopes

In Azure Moon when you go to retake the capital from Cornelia, there are two unnamed Kingdom Generals there, and if you go in the files and take Felix and Annette off your team, they will spawn there. So its stuff in the game files and it isn't possible to make them fight without going In the game files

@@lordfarquad5008 oh interesting. Do you think they planned to have more azure Moon routes?

@@Footballfan896 there was going to be a second path much like in Black Eagles that would been a different story base on what was found in the game Files but it was cut Fairly early but shows each house was supposed to have two paths

There’s a part jn AM where Gilbert asks what path they should take to get to the Empire. It’s been speculated that that was where the path would have split

@@Footballfan896 Anette and Felix were datamined to likely betray Dimitri depending on a choice at some point.

More then likely cut content that's still within the games files. Apparently with blue lions in earlier versions you would lose Annette and felix if you choose to attack the empire first, rather then save the kingdom, but in the final game you're forced to save the kingdom first

Damn good question

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Cut content that could be found in some files still in the game

Basically you would lose Annette and Felix if you chose to attack the Empire instead of saving Fargheus. Of course this is cut content tho as the story forces you to go save the kingdom first.

@@JuBeoN makes me think there could have been a bad end/good end for dimitri's character arc? like in this scenario, dimitri doesn't seem particularly hesitant to fight Felix or even apologetic about Rodrigue's death. The growl in his voice could even denote the fact that he's still "feral". with all the meaningless choices rife within 3h, they must have at one point considered actually having branching story paths.

@@fuzzywuzzy4564 maybe so, but the feral Dimitri has a distinct dark bag under his eye, so they probably would've included that on the portraits here if he was still feral Cuz the devs of three houses don't miss a single detail lol

I will note, that while it is cut content in that it's not possible to do this in normal gameplay, it is in fact still in the game itself; all you gotta do is use some sort of cheats to remove Annette and Felix from your roster, and they will appear as enemies on this map in place of the "Kingdom General" NPCs that normally appear here. Take note that any time you see an "Alliance/Kingdom/Empire General" or a "Knight of Seiros" NPC, they are replacing a playable character that you have recruited, and tend to be a step above standard mooks, but not as strong as the playable unit they're replacing. This particular map is, I believe, the only instance of such an NPC appearing on a map where it is not normally possible to have *not* recruited the units in question. Any other instances, the general is replacing someone from another house (or a church unit), or the map is shared between two (or more?) paths.