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RD Playguide: P3-7
Base Prep:
Still need Nullify on Haar. He'll be instrumental for speeding us along.
Crossbow to your Sniper. Boyd won't need it this time around, and if your chosen Sniper is Rolf, he'll need the dissuasion effect if your party gets flanked by one of the Dragonmasters.
How's Ike's Spd? Is he close to 27? IF his Str and Skl are capped, you can try to BEXP his Spd up. If not, you'll likely get HP, Str/Skl, and Def. If they aren't capped, try pulling Ike up a level or so and then set him up with Blossom (and 95 exp or so). If you transferred the Speedwing from the Royal Knights to Haar/Neph/Brom/Heather in P2-E, you can also use that. If Ike's Spd is less than 27, the BK battle is still salvageable, but you better have prepped for it. More on that later.
Boss Type: Triggered. Micaiah (and all of the DB for that matter) moves when approached.
Map Tips:
Speed is your primary concern, so everything that keeps your units moving is a good thing. Gatrie is good to bring along, if to do nothing more than Shove other units farther along.
Haar can move freely across this map. He can pick off Sages (to clear the way for Ranulf), or Dragonmasters (to preserve Mist and Reyson).
Recruit Ulki and Janaff (you only have to talk to one of them). I prefer to do this with Reyson, to keep Ike and the front line moving forward. From that point on, they can help guard against Dragonmasters or Shove other units along (only when shifted).
To optimize Ike's chances of survival against the BK, he needs to raise his evasion as high as possible. Consider:
A solid, high-rank support. Ike already has Earth affinity, but he can push his evasion higher by stacking it with a Dark (Soren) or Wind (Ranulf, Rolf) affinity. EarthxEarth is out of the question since Oscar can't help you here.
Biorhythm. Right before the battle (on turn 11 or 12, most likely), Reyson can use Bliss on Ike.
Terrain. There is a thicket in the gap between islands, adding another 10 avoid.
In this run, Ike had 26 Spd and survived easily, dodging the BK twice at ~40% hit chance.
If you're going for the Soren-Micaiah battle and conversation, Soren will need one of two things: Meteor/Bolting, or a ride with Ulki/Janaff/Haar. If you can't do it via siege tome, then Soren should not be Ike's support option. For the siege tomes:
Bolting - obtainable by Disarming the Sage in the northeast corner of P3-2. A rare drop.
Meteor - obtained by two methods: transferring Calil's to the Mercs via Haar/Neph/Brom/Heather at the end of P2, or by Disarming the Sage in the southeast corner of P3-5. The first is the easier option.
Honestly, if you can manage it, siege tomes are the better option.
I didn't actually take any pictures while playing this map earlier...hmm... Anyway, this is Radiant Dawn Part III Chapter 7, the map where you take the Greil Mercenaries and stomp all over the Dawn Brigade. It's a swamp map, so if you thought about bringing your mounties....yeah, forget it. However, it's a great map for fliers, and for shoving. I'm going to primarily talk about the latter, and using the former for the latter.
On this map, I typically press forward with Ike x Soren or Ike x Ranulf, along with Nephenee (sometimes supported, but if she's paired with Heather she's out of luck, because Heather sits this one out), Boyd x Mist, Mia, Rolf or Shinon, Haar, and Gatrie. Sometimes I'll change one of those units out for Reyson. Gatrie sucks when it comes to actually taking part in the action on this map, but he's pretty good at shoving things. And that's why I bring him.
The swamp terrain inhibits all unit movement on the ground, sometimes reducing units to progressing one panel at a time. They can, however, gain a space each time they get shoved, and Gatrie holds the constitution to do that. Also, since he's heavily hindered by the swamp himself, he's going to be behind your main group, so he can't do much else. It gets better, though.
A few turns in, Janaff and Ulki enter the map as neutral units. Talk to either of them with Ike, and they both become player-controlled. I often use Ulki, but I bench Janaff when he becomes unnecessary, so I just use him to shove units ahead, lighter ones when unshifted, heavier ones when shifted, and Ulki helps when I need him to. Because hawks have high movement, they can usually get to where I need them to be in a single turn.
Shoving works out better than Vigor many times due to the fact that a shoved unit doesn't suffer from movement cost, they always move one space. Thus, a unit that gets chain shoved by Gatrie, Ulki, and Janaff gains three spaces through the swamp, whereas when refreshed, they may have only gained one or two additional panels. It does, however, pull the hawks out of most combat, so if you like using them later, this probably isn't for you.
You can bring Reyson along and occasionally refresh your shoving units for 1-3 additional pushes through the mire, but I'll leave it to you to determine whether that's worth trading out one of your other units.
