Community Posts with Keyword Picnic Flora
Table of Contents
Tier Rating
- Default
- Attack
- Special
- Injured
| Picnic Flora - Signature Dish |
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Related Heroes
Hero Stats
Stat Variations
| HP | ATK | SPD | DEF | RES | |
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| Low | 18 | 11 | 4 | 6 | 9 |
| Middle | 19 | 12 | 5 | 7 | 10 |
| High | 20 | 13 | 6 | 8 | 11 |
| HP | ATK | SPD | DEF | RES | |
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| Low | 40 | 35 | 19 | 25 | 35 |
| Middle | 43 | 38 | 22 | 29 | 38 |
| High | 46 | 41 | 25 | 32 | 41 |
IV Sets
| Key stats worth increasing through nature if possible. | |
| Complementary stats that matter, but not to the point of picking them over key stats for nature increase. | |
| Relatively worthless stat that can safely be decreased through nature. |
| HP | ATK | SPD | DEF | RES |
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Assets
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+ATK: Without a doubt, this is Spring Flora’s best choice of Asset. With her signature weapon, Sæhrímnir, she will reach 58 Attack unbuffed. For any build, an Attack Asset is the way to go.
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+DEF: Pulling Spring Flora up to 32 Defense, a Defense Asset improves her bulk so that’s she’s more able to handle the green and red offensive physical threats.
Neutral
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HP: Spring Flora can function as a solid mixed-tank, especially with Close Counter and a Defense Asset. Even without those builds, it’s best to leave her HP unadjusted, especially when making use of some of the Fighter skills.
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RES: A solid base Resistance of 38 will allow Spring Flora to handle any green mage. Her Resistance is best left untouched, as it plays into her damage output thanks to her signature weapon.
Flaws
- -SPD: Being an armor with already poor Speed makes it an easy decision for a Speed Flaw, where such units can capitalize on the many Fighter skills.
Skill Sets
Spring Is Coming (Player Phase)
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Sæhrímnir | A | Death Blow 4 Alternate: Fury 4 |
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Reposition | B | Bold Fighter 3 |
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Glacies | C | Armor March 3 Alternate: Res Ploy 3 |
| SP | 1575 | S | Res Ploy 3 Alternate: Def Ploy 3 |
Weapon: Sæhrímnir / Pegasus Carrot (+Atk)
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Being the first beast effective weapon in Fire Emblem Heroes, Spring Flora sets herself apart from the competition. With the growing power of beast units, Sæhrímnir tones down their rise, albeit slowly.
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Thanks to its secondary effect “If unit's Res > foe's Res, reduces foe's Atk/Def by 50% of difference between stats during combat (Calculates reduction before combat. Maximum penalty of -8), Spring Flora gains a considerable damage boost, even against bulky targets she would otherwise fail to dent.
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Pegasus Carrot is a solid option that bypasses Null Follow-Up, which is a prominent skill in higher AR tiers.
Assist: Reposition / Flexible
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Reposition provides the most effective general use of movement Assists, however any skill is acceptable. The best movement Assist skill is best left up to what your team lacks.
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Those looking to capitalize in AR Offense should always keep in mind the value of Smite.
Special: Glacies / Iceberg
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As it should come as no surprise, Spring Flora’s high Res stat is perfect for Glacies. Special reduction skills further boost its utility.
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Iceberg is also a viable option, useful for synergizing with certain skills such as Special Fighter.
Passive A: Deathblow 4 / Fury 4
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Deathblow 4 boosts Spring Flora’s already impressive Attack stat further, ensuring she gains the most damage output possible during the Player Phase. Deathblow 3 works similarly and is far more available.
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Fury 3/4 is worth mentioning, as it also increases Spring Flora's Resistance, which benefits the damage bonus granted by Sæhrímnir.
Passive B: Bold Fighter
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Over a year after its release, Bold Fighter still holds the top B slot for slow armors. Ensuring doubles while granting +1 Special cooldown charge remains uncontested in its offensive power.
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Special Fighter, while not as useful for slower armors, is still a viable option, slowing the Special charge of Spring Flora’s opponent during combat.
Passive C: Armor March / Ploys
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Armor March comes with Spring Flora’s base kit and is likely her best C Skill. A crucial ability for armors, and is required on armor teams or teams without Guidance support.
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Should Spring Flora have no need to run Armor March, she makes a great user of Ploys. All of the Ploy skills provide great benefit, however Res Ploy stands out as it further widens the gap between her target’s Res and her own, allowing her to easily gain the bonus damage from Sæhrímnir.
Sacred Seal: Res Ploy / Flexible
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As with Spring Flora’s C Slot, Ploy skills make for an excellent Sacred Seal. Should Spring Flora run Armor March for her C slot, Res Ploy makes for a great Seal option that works well with her weapon.
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Mixed teams appreciate Tactic support. Def or Res Tactic are solid options to buff up infantry, cavalry, and flying allies. t
Private Picnic (Enemy Phase)
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Lethal Carrot+ (+Def) Alternate: The Cleaner+ (+Def) |
A | Close Counter |
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Reposition | B | Special Fighter 3 |
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Noontime Alternate: Aether |
C | Armor March 3 Alternate: Atk Ploy 3 |
| SP | 1425 | S | Quick Riposte 3 |
Weapon: Lethal Carrot (+Def) / The Cleaner (+Def) / Sæhrímnir
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Lethal Carrot’s Wo Dao effect allows Special’s like Noontime to gain a solid damage boost while providing reliable recovery. Synergizes incredibly well with Special Fighter.
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The Cleaner is a powerful anti-offensive weapon, shutting down opponents who are buffed up by powerful supportive allies like Legendary Azura.
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Sæhrímnir is competitive in power due to it essentially granting 17 Mt plus it’s special effect. The downside is that it lacks refining options, missing out on additional HP and stats that are gained from inheritable weapons.
Assist: Reposition / Flexible
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Again, Reposition offers the most flexible utility without having a strict team for Spring Flora that follows a solid plan. However, defensive units can also appreciate skills like Swap or Pivot to position themselves.
Special: Noontime / Aether
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With Special Fighter Noontime is guaranteed to trigger every combat initiated against Spring Flora. With Quick Riposte, she’ll be activating Noontime twice against opponents who land doubles against her. With a Speed Flaw, this condition won’t be too hard to pull off.
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Aether is also an option, trading off activation speed for defense piercing. Though with Lethal Carrot’s +10 Special damage effect and Special Fighter, it can rival or even surpass the damage caused by Aether.
Passive A: Close Counter
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Close Counter is a staple for ranged tanks that also need to handle melee opponents. The tried and true skill will allow Spring Flora to wall off even blue foes with Special Fighter and retaliate with bonus damage thanks to Lethal Carrot.
Passive B: Special Fighter
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Completely outclassing Vengeful Fighter for Enemy Phase builds, Special Fighter protects units from Specials while charging their own. It’s an incredibly powerful skill for armor units that gives them more power, indirectly increases bulk, and opens A slot flexibility.
Passive C: Armor March / Ploys
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Armor March is in Spring Flora’s base kit and is a coveted skill that’s difficult to find, limited to mostly seasonal armors.
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Spring Flora can make strong use of Ploy skills thanks to her very high Resistance. Since it’s likely she’ll be tanking most of the opponent’s attacks, it will be easy to trigger Ploy skills on most of her targets. Atk Ploy or Def Ploy are recommended.
Sacred Seal: Quick Riposte
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Quick Riposte remains an incredible Seal years after the skill’s introduction. Ensuring doubles during combat is one of the most powerful abilities in Fire Emblem Heroes, and is self-explanatory of why it should be chosen.
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It synergizes perfectly with Special Fighter, turning armor units into defensive fortresses that retaliate with powerful Specials.
Introduction
Spring Flora arrives as the first red armor dagger, though not the first red ranged armor. Spring Flora sports solid offensive stats and workable bulk to withstand counter attacks. She fits the bill as your standard offensive, slow armor that can capitalize on Bold Fighter to cause serious damage to foes at a color disadvantage.
Her unique weapon, Sæhrímnir, grants effective damage against beasts. The first weapon of its kind, it sets Spring Flora apart from any other unit in the game. Due to her seasonal status and red typing, she’s going to be quite the rare unit, however she’ll slow down the power of the rising beast meta. Sæhrímnir unfortunately cannot be inherited, so its impact on beast units as a whole will be limited.
Other than Sæhrímnir, Spring Flora doesn’t have much else going for herself. There are certainly stronger red armor units and those that aren’t seasonally locked. Still, Flora fans should rest easy knowing that she is a capable unit that performs her job well.
Strengths
Sæhrímnir
Spring Flora’s personal weapon is power. It’s the first of its kind in terms of anti-beast weaponry, which will slow down the growing power of the beast meta. It’s unfortunately not inheritable, making Spring Flora the only unit capable of anti-beast damage.
It’s secondary effect greatly debilitates foes, giving Spring Flora a considerable combat boost. Along with its 14 Mt and +3 Atk bonus, it’s a powerful dagger and is the general weapon of choice for Spring Flora.
Solid Base Kit
Spring Flora comes straight out of the box with the ever powerful Bold Fighter and coveted Armor March, two skills essential to armor teams. She doesn’t require heavy investment to use effectively, thanks to these two skills and her powerful personal weapon.
Weaknesses
Poor Typing
Red dagger armor is a type that will struggle in several game modes. It’s requires very intense positioning in Abyssal difficulties and is a poor offensive and defensive typing for competitive modes like AR and Arena. Being an armor unit, she’ll be forced to run Svalinn Shield in PvP modes, which takes up the much needed A slot for skills like Close Counter or Sturdy Impact. She has a lot of shortcomings and will never be truly optimized because of her typing.
Heavy Competition
In terms of red armors, she just can’t keep up with Zelgius’ Alondite and Black Luna and the sheer stat power of Idunn. Halloween Myrrh is also a prominent red armor who outperforms Spring Flora. Winter Cecilia, a colorless dagger armor who is also purchasable with grails, outperforms Spring Flora in everything but anti-beast roles.
Bulky Blues
If there’s one situation in Fire Emblem Heroes that you don’t want to be in, it’s facing bulky blues without some kind of defense-piercing ability. Unfortunately for Spring Flora, Sæhrímnir is not enough, and she’ll seriously struggle damaging some of the most common units in the game like Nowi, Lukas, and Effie.
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Sæhrímnir | A | Distant Def 3 |
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Reposition | B | Bold Fighter 3 |
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Iceberg | C | Armor March 3 |
| S | Attack/Res 2 | ||
This is a mainly base kit budget build for an enemy phase Flora that I use in AR.
I use distant defence for her to counter most mages, archers and dagger units however I still keep Bold Fighter for her to take out high defence units in the player phase. Armour March gives her the desirable extra mobility and makes her a good fit as a ranged unit for an armour team.
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Sæhrímnir | A | Close Counter |
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Reposition | B | Bold Fighter 3 |
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Chilling Wind | C | Armor March 3 |
| S | Def Ploy 3 | ||
Picnic Flora (Nuking Flora)
Boon:SPD BANE:HP
Weapon: Saehrímnir
Sup: Reposition/ R.Acid(Case Vantage)
Skill: Chilling Wind/ Glimmer
A: Close Counter
B: Vantage 3/Bold Fighter 3/Miracle Boost 3 (Eir)
C: Armor March 3/ ATK Ploy 3
S: Def Ploy 3 / Res Ploy 3
Well P!Flora is was 3 usefull things on the Kit her Weapon, Bold Fighter and her High Res beeing able to bait Mages and Nuke them was a counter its great also Close Counter for pesky Dragons that are all Over Area and Beasts i dont need to say because her weapon counters it soo Beeing able to counter 3 (Mages, Beasts and Dragons) its great but it may cost sometimes more than someone can afford so, if she is 5*10 Its easy to archive Kills but ,if it is low it may be hard.
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Sæhrímnir | A | Mirror Strike 2 |
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Reposition | B | Bold Fighter 3 |
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Iceberg | C | Atk Smoke 3 |
| S | Quick Riposte 3 | ||
As an alternative to the obvious Death Blow Build, I present to you a Mirror Strike build. This is actually quite an effective alternative because it's more readily available, and it actually makes her weapon more effective by helping to ensure she has more res than her opponent. If she fails to have enough res during combat then she loses out on the stat reduction to her foe, which is a HUGE boost to her attack. Her base res is quite high but keep in mind that there are MANY UNITS who benefit from additional resistance from during combat often against ranged specifically! In other words, unless you think you will consistently Out-Res your opponent, the +4 attack you would get on Death Blow is half of what it could be compared to the bonus damage you can ensure with the extra res. Her Def is low enough comparatively (even with boon) that against her intended targets she'll likely get the max of +8 to her attack, for a total of +12 with Mirror Strike compared to DBs +6/8, and this also makes her safer against the ever-popular dragon tanks as well. Furthermore, I think going with Fury coulld put her Def a bit too high to maximize on her weapon's mechanic, the speed is useless, and you take damage. Mirror strike comes on that one fat beautiful bastard that doesn't cost orbs. Just sayin.....
Bold Fighter in the B is a Must Have because, duh.
By using Attack Smoke, you can further enhance her survival chances on return engagements thanks to her weapon adding an additional 50% onto that difference, effectively reducing your foes attack by up to 12 pts while she's in combat (unless you're already consistently hitting an 8 point difference without any debuffs). However, another great reason to take Atk Smoke is that this means she effectively debuffs 3 stats at once.
Quick Riposte is a natural fit with this build since Atk Smoke indicates an anticipate of return engagement (ideally with ranged, ofc).
Lastly, As far as the Special, I kept it Iceberg simply because she's unlikely to need heals, her Res is off the hook, and it's faster than Glacies.
Reposition tends to be ideal on back-line units whereas I put swap on front-line units.
The Def boon is recommend because she'll still need it to face beefy opponents that deal in distant counter and physical attack. Attack, Resistance are also acceptable Boons....pretty much anything but spd is ok.
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Sæhrímnir | A | Death Blow 4 |
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Reposition | B | Bold Fighter 3 |
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Iceberg | C | Even Res Wave 3 |
| S | Quick Riposte 3 | ||
Basically, an armored take on OG Flora’s build. Her base kit is solid and ready to tackle the player phase with the investment of Death Blow 3 (I chose 4 because I got B!Celica as a pitybreaker going for this Flora). Fury is a tempting option as well since Bold Fighter doesn’t have an HP threshold and her PRF wants visible buffs / added RES.
QR as a seal, meanwhile, allows her to bait on EP ... but it’s mostly placeholder as:
1) Even Res Wave isn’t a seal yet
2) She probably will kill whatever red / green tome use she baits.
Weapon Skills
| Weapons | SP | Rng. | Mt. |
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Iron DaggerAfter combat, inflicts Def/Res-3 on foe through its next action.
Dagger users only.
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50 | 2 | 3 |
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Steel DaggerAfter combat, inflicts Def/Res-3 on foe through its next action.
Dagger users only.
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100 | 2 | 5 |
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Silver DaggerAfter battle, inflicts Def/Res-5 on foe through its next action.
Dagger users only.
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200 | 2 | 7 |
SæhrímnirEffective against beast foes. Grants Atk+3. At start of combat, if unit's Res > foe's Res, reduces foe's Atk/Def by 50% of difference between stats during combat (Calculates reduction before combat. Maximum penalty of -8) After combat, if unit attacked, inflicts Def/Res-7 on target and foes within 2 spaces of target through their next action.
Learns by default at 5 ★ Unlocks at 5 ★ |
400 | 2 | 14 |
Special Skills
| Special Skills | SP | Turns |
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| Chilling WindBoosts damage dealt by 50% of unit's Res.
Learns by default at 4 ★ Non-inheritable by Staff-wielding units.
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100 | 4 |
| IcebergBoosts damage dealt by 50% of unit's Res.
Non-inheritable by Staff-wielding units.
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200 | 3 |
Passive Skills
| Passive Skills | SP | Slot |
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AR-D Atk/Res 1If defending in Aether Raids, grants Atk/Res+X during combat. (Calculates X based on number of your defensive structures: ≥5 structures grants +4; 4 grants +3; 3 grants +2; ≤2 grants +1. Destroyed defensive structures are not counted.)
Inheritable by all units.
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60 | A |
AR-D Atk/Res 2If defending in Aether Raids, grants Atk/Res+X during combat. (Calculates X based on number of your defensive structures: ≥5 structures grants +7; 4 grants +5; 3 grants +3; ≤2 grants +1. Destroyed defensive structures are not counted.)
Inheritable by all units.
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120 | A |
AR-D Atk/Res 3If defending in Aether Raids, grants Atk/Res+X during combat. (Calculates X based on number of your defensive structures: ≥5 structures grants +10; 4 grants +7; 3 grants +4; ≤2 grants +1. Destroyed defensive structures are not counted.)
Inheritable by all units.
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240 | A |
Bold Fighter 1If unit's HP = 100% and unit initiates combat, grants Special cooldown charge +1 per unit's attack, and unit makes a guaranteed follow-up attack. (Does not stack.)Only inheritable by armor units.
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60 | B |
Bold Fighter 2If unit's HP ≥ 50% and unit initiates combat, grants Special cooldown charge +1 per unit's attack, and unit makes a guaranteed follow-up attack. (Does not stack.)Only inheritable by armor units.
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120 | B |
Bold Fighter 3If unit initiates combat, grants Special cooldown charge +1 per unit's attack, and unit makes a guaranteed follow-up attack. (Does not stack.)Only inheritable by armor units.
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240 | B |
Armor March 1If unit has 100% HP and an adjacent armored ally at start of turn, unit and any such allies can move 1 extra space. (That turn only; does not stack.)
Only inheritable by armor units.
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60 | C |
Armor March 2If unit has ≥ 50% HP and an adjacent armored ally at start of turn, unit and any such allies can move 1 extra space. (That turn only; does not stack.)
Only inheritable by armor units.
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120 | C |
Armor March 3If unit has an adjacent armored ally at the start of turn, unit and any such allies can move 1 extra space. (That turn only, does not stack.)Only inheritable by armor units.
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240 | C |
Other Info
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Fire Emblem Fates
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