If you've ever wondered what if might look like if our favorite students from Garreg Mach Monastery's Officers Academy started using the internet, a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Fire Emblem: Three Houses' fan's hilarious roleplay foru🍃m has got you covered.
Last week, Twitter user tweeted about the forum, including a screenshot of a fictional conversation between a roleplaying Byleth, Hilda, and Lorenz. In the thread, Byleth is assigning their students homework. Hilda, in her♋ typical lazy fashion, replies by saying she has a headache and can't do the reading. Byleth quickly quips back, by assigning her fellow student Lorenz a n๊ew assignment - to read the homework to Hilda.
The tweet quickly gained attention, starting a thread where other Twitter users 🍌posted their favorite screenshots from the forum, including this thread between our favorite i༒ntroverts, Bernadetta and Marianne.
In order to keep everything organized, the forum has threads limited to each house and each route, along with a general thread where all the charac🃏ters can interact with each other. Additionally, the threads are separated into multiple sections, with one for discussions that take place before the time skip and one for afterward.
As anyone is allowe𝄹d to join in on the fun, the admins have encouraged participants to be creative with their character naming, leading to some hilarious handles, such as "CAKELOVERLYS," "Himbo Sylvain," and "Kpop Stan Hilda."
The forum is not limited to just students at the academy, as some roleplayers have taken on the personali𓃲ties of Seteth, Rhea, Sothis, and even the Death Knight, which has led to some pretty entertaining character interactions we'd never get to see in the game.
There's also a separate section of OOC (out of character) threads, where fans can chat with each other, share their art, or find other roleplayers to help live out their Three Houses' fanfiction dreams.
While Nintendo isn't releasing any new story content for Three Houses until next April's Wave 4 DLC release, aﷺt least we have threads full of , , and to hold us over until thenℱ.
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