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Book II Chapter 2: Part 3 - Children of the Shadow (Normal)

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This page displays starting positions and enemy information for Book II Chapter 2: Part 3 - Children of the Shadow (Normal) from the game Fire Emblem Heroes (FEH). Read on if you want to know what enemies will show up and where they will appear!

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Book II Chapter 2 Part 3 - Children of the Shadow (Normal)

Starting Positions

Basic Information

Map Name	Children of the Shadow (Normal)
Enemy Types
Enemy Lv	5
Stamina	2

Reward for First Clear

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Enemy Unit Information

A Soleil	HP 18	Atk 14	Spd 8		Def 4	Res 1
A Soleil	： Iron Sword ：- ：-			： Darting Blow 1 ：- ：- ：-
B Green Mage	HP 17	Atk 9	Spd 7		Def 0	Res 3
B Green Mage	： Wind ：- ：-			：- ：- ：- ：-
C Siegbert	HP 20	Atk 12	Spd 9		Def 5	Res 0
C Siegbert	： Iron Sword ：- ：-			：- ：- ： Atk Tactic 1 ：-
D Lance Cavalier	HP 18	Atk 12	Spd 5		Def 2	Res 4
D Lance Cavalier	： Iron Lance ：- ：-			：- ：- ：- ：-

Book II Chapter 2: All Chapter Information

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Book II, Chapter 2: Princess of Ice

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Book II Chapter 2: Part 1	Lunatic	Hard	Normal
Book II Chapter 2: Part 2	Lunatic	Hard	Normal
Book II Chapter 2: Part 3	Lunatic	Hard	Normal
Book II Chapter 2: Part 4	Lunatic	Hard	Normal
Book II Chapter 2: Part 5	Lunatic	Hard	Normal

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