For the sake of organization, this page retains the Japanese division.Įxclusive to the US and European releases of the game, DLC packs contain all episodes of a DLC miniseries in a single discounted package. This series distinction does not appear to exist in the English releases of the DLC, and in Europe's case, the Scramble Pack DLC (Series 2 by Japanese standards) was actually among the first DLC released in the region. In the Japanese version, the DLC episodes are divided into two series: 'Outrealm Talismans', primarily dealing with Chrom's battles with rogue Einherjar, and 'Path of a Grandmaster', a diverse range of extremely challenging maps, adventures in a bad Grima-ruled future similar to that of Lucina's origin, and a set of recreational maps devoted to character interactions.

With the sole exception of Eldigan in Infinite Regalia, who retains his old Genealogy of the Holy War artwork, all DLC bonus units feature a visual redesign in new artwork by a guest artist. Upon completion or fulfillment of extra criteria in many of the chapters, the player finds or is given an Einherjar card imbued with the spirit of a prominent character from a previous game in the Fire Emblem series, with which they may recruit that character as a bonus unit. These chapters can be replayed any number of times for experience and rewards (save for those rewards that are one-time only). The downloadable content takes the form of individual chapters of varying difficulty, with some of them involving cameo appearances of characters from earlier Fire Emblem series titles. At the Gate, the player can access the options to purchase downloadable content from an online store, then play it. From Chapter 4 onward, the player can travel to the Outrealm Gate, located on an island to the continent's south the Gate is a connection to the Outrealms, a series of alternate worlds in which the spirits of legendary heroes from other places and times, the Einherjar, dwell and interact.

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