Unused content in Fire Emblem: Three Houses

Numerous pieces of unused content have been found within the game data of Fire Emblem: Three Houses.

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Early tutorial text

There is unused tutorial text in the game, describing an earlier version of the monastery and its mechanics. Some of the terms used are different than those in the final game. It is probably for a demo version of the game.

There is fully translated text for English, German, Portuguese, and Italian. However, the French and Spanish translations of this text are unfinished and partially in English. The Spanish translation is almost complete, while the French translation is only about half done.

The following is the English text:

Welcome to the Garg Mach Monestary. Being Jeralt's child is sufficient in terms of qualification. Be confident as you instruct your students. I have high expectations for you. Archbishop Rhea has tasked you with being a teacher at the Garg Mach Monastery. Walk around the Monastery and talk to all sorts of people. Teachers choose one of 11 subjects to focus on each month. When choosing a subject, consider both the Talents of your students, as well as the extent of their studies so far. When you choose which subject to focus your instruction on this month, base it on your students' aptitudes and proficiency levels. The subject you choose will affect the growth rate of any students you tutor. Students will ask you questions after a lecture. These queries often seem unrelated to the class... Still, do your best to answer them. This will raise your students' motivation, even if it's just a little. Answer questions from your students. Their motivation will change based on your answers, so consider carefully what answer you give as it will affect their growth for that month. How well a student responds to tutoring largely depends on the student's motivation, which means it's very important for us as teachers to always be working towards bringing out that motivation. Tutoring is more likely to succeed the higher the student's motivation is. Motivation changes by doing various activities within the monastery, so check the student's motivation before tutoring them. Education is not limited to within the walls of the monastery! You may assign extracurricular activities to several students. We want them to gain experiences they cannot get from a lecture. Students who participate in extracurricular activities will increase their motivation and their support level with their fellow students. Boy, this monastery sure is big... I hear you can trade with other countries in the Market. It's almost like this monastery is its own country. It seems all sorts of things are sold in the Market. Visit the Market and see for yourself. Hmm, they're gonna let a newbie like you lead an army? I'm gonna be watching how you command veeery closely. You can now organize your Knights. If you deploy Knights and head out to battle, you will be able to use Gambits. Use the strengths of your Knights well when you take them into battle. People in the Officer's Academy are always dropping all sorts of stuff. Like books, or stuff to write with... I'll never be finished with cleaning up. And I like cleaning! I just wish everyone would be careful with their stuff. When you take an item back to the person who dropped it, then your support level with 'em will increase. You can raise your support level with somebody by giving 'em a gift that they'd like too. It's just a statue of a worldly saint that'll give you benefits if you improve it. That being said, I suppose there's no harm in getting its blessing. You can raise various in-game parameters by strengthening Saint statues. You can do this with Reputation points, which you can earn by taking on missions from the Bulletin Board. It seems you've grown quite comfortable in your role as a teacher. I've become very curious about the students in your class. You can interact with students in various ways within the Monastery. Try walking around in the Monastery. Hehe, your students are all quite interesting, aren't they? I want to hear more about them. Your support level with students will change due to various activities within Monastery. Raising your support level will trigger support events with that student. Hmm... Just as this girl says, to teach others, you must also learn for yourself. It should also lead you to discovering new abilities When you talk to people who aren't students, you can get instruction from them. Receive lots of instruction, and gain all sorts of skills. Hmph, they pushed quite the dangerous task on you, huh? Looks like every month, you'll have to collect as much information as possible before you act. Make sure you gather information from all sorts of people in the Monastery in preparation for the next battle. Seems there may be cases in which you're at a disadvantage in battle if you haven't gotten all the information. Professor, here's the roster of your students' names. It also lists what subject they're especially skilled in, as well as a little personal information, so do be sure to use it for reference. On the Roster screen, you can view information about your students. Press the X Button to open the menu and check it out. If you don't know which to choose, why don't you talk to the students again? You could aslo learn useful information by talking to people other than the students. Each student has their own Talents. Once you decide on a House, just let me know. Everyone expects a high level of leadership from us teachers. Of course, interacting with your students is what makes you a successful teacher. You may increase your Instructor Grade by engaging in activities around the Monastery. In addition to affecting students' growth rate, your Instructor Grade also increases the time available for activities within the Monastery. Before you begin tutoring a student, compare their aptitude to the topic you're focusing on for that month. If they have an aptitude for it AND it's the topic for that month, you should definitely see results. If a subject is a student's specialty, or if it's the focus subject for that month, the rate at which a student learns will increase. Also, repeatedly tutoring them in the same subject is more likely to be successful. Oh, yeah... be sure to check the Bulletin Board too, okay? There'll be requests from students, or other teachers, and information about the Market. Handling some of those requests allows you to use certain facilities, too. Information on the Bulletin Board is updated frequently. Taking on requests from the Bulletin Board will make it possible to do more things around the Monastery. Be sure to check the Bulletin Board each and every week! Don't forget, time flies! Make sure you have a plan so you don't spend all of your time talking with your students then suddenly realize it's the day of the mock battle, okay, Professor? Doing things around the Monastery requires Activity Points. Those are displayed on the gauge at the top of the screen. Keep an eye on the Bulletin Board and your remaining Activity Points as you plan out your week. The ability for a student to trust their teacher can lead to a greater desire to learn. You should proactively work to strengthen your bonds with your students outside of class, as well. Motivation is primarily raised by interacting with your students. You are more likely to succeed when you teach a student who possesses high motivation. Interact with your students before teaching them! Naturally, you, I, and Manuela each have different strengths in education. And, so, when a student makes a strong request, we do allow them to transfer to a different House. If you raise your support level with a student, you can poach them from a different class to your own class. Look to raising those support levels through activities in the Monastery, or even in battle. From this mock battle onwards, I'll have everyone command knights in battle. Seeing as nearly all of you will be commanding armies in the near future and all. If a unit deploys Knights, it will be strengthened. Also, the unit will be able to use Gambits, a technique executed together with Knights. You've got to let soldiers wounded in battle rest, of course. Keep a constant eye on how many knights you've got left. When you have Knights deployed and are attacked, the might of your Knights is reduced. When the remaining might reaches 0, the Knights will be wiped out. Watch your Knights remaining endurance carefully. If you command a troop of knights, you can launch a gambit against the enemy. Use Gambits well to Rattle the enemy. Just be careful not to exhaust your battalion endurance, yeah? Gambits have all sorts of effects, like area of effect attacks or changing the terrain. If the Gambit is successful, the enemy will become Rattled and be unable to move for 1 turn. When launching an attack at the enemy, check to see if there's an ally in a position to link up with. Especially when launching a gambit, you should be doubly sure to link up with an ally. When multiple units are targeting the same enemy, a linked effect will be triggered. If a linked effect is triggered when executing a Gambit, you can inflict a great deal of damage to the enemy. When you pass a Certification Exam, you may become a more advanced class. However, it will be difficult to pass unless you've attained the required skills for that class. When a person reaches level 5 or higher, they can take a Certification Exam and change classes. Their chance of passing the exam is proportional their Skill Level.

These are followed by several instances of "Sothis Message #", # being 26 through 150. Each number is used twice in a row.

Annette and Felix dialogue

Unused dialogue indicates that Annette and Felix would have been able to betray Dimitri and be fought as enemies in Azure Moon Chapter 18, but this scenario was cut from the released version of the game.

Annette

“	I won't let you pass! No matter who you are!	”	— Unused dialogue for an enemy Annette in Azure Moon Chapter 18.

“	There's someone I must protect! I won't step aside... Even if it means fighting you, Professor. Prepare yourself! I won't lose!	”	— Unused dialogue between an enemy Annette and Byleth in Azure Moon Chapter 18.

“	Mercedes: Can't you put an end to this nonsense and come home? I'll even bake some of your favorite treats! Annette: I love your treats, Mercie. They taste great, and they're really good with piping hot tea... I would have liked to enjoy them one more time... But I'm sorry. I can't return home just yet. Mercedes: Annie...	”	— Unused dialogue between an enemy Annette and Mercedes in Azure Moon Chapter 18.

“	Gilbert: Annette, throw down your arms! Would you really fight your father? Annette: I can't do it, Father. I can't betray Mother and my uncle! If I have to defeat you, then so be it!	”	— Unused dialogue between an enemy Annette and Gilbert in Azure Moon Chapter 18.

Felix

“	Stand aside. There's something I must do.	”	— Unused dialogue for an enemy Felix in Azure Moon Chapter 18.

“	I'll relish cutting you down. No need for chitchat. Come at me!	”	— Unused dialogue between an enemy Felix and Byleth in Azure Moon Chapter 18.

“	Felix: So, the old man's dead... Dimitri: Yes. Felix: I'll cut you down. Prepare yourself, you damn boar! Dimitri: Very well. Come at me, Felix!	”	— Unused dialogue between an enemy Felix and Dimitri in Azure Moon Chapter 18.

“	Felix: Sylvain, stand aside. My blade thirsts for his blood, not yours. Sylvain: If that's so, then you oughta stand down. I don't want to fight you either! Felix: Fine. Then we're at an impasse.	”	— Unused dialogue between an enemy Felix and Sylvain in Azure Moon Chapter 18.

“	Ingrid: Felix! Get a grip! We don't need to fight! Felix: Out of my way, Ingrid. I must defeat him. Ingrid: And then? What will become of you? You never have listened to reason!	”	— Unused dialogue between an enemy Felix and Ingrid in Azure Moon Chapter 18.

Gameplay changes

Prior to the 1.0.2 update, there was unused data pertaining to the Maddening mode hidden in the game files, suggesting it was in development earlier, but needed to be polished before release. On the same vein, there's also a hidden Infernal mode in the game's data which is largely unfinished, and would've featured even stronger enemies to the ones seen in Maddening.

Graphics

Map sprites

	style="background: #222222; padding: 10px; Template:Round; border: 1px solid #b0b0b0; " align="center" | Several characters have sets of personalized map sprites for their playable appeareance in Part II left unused in the finished game as they use generic map sprites instead.
	style="background: #222222; padding: 10px; Template:Round; border: 1px solid #b0b0b0; " align="center" | Hanneman has unused map sprites depicting him as a Warlock. While he has access to those classes in the finished game, he only uses generic map sprites.
	style="background: #222222; padding: 10px; Template:Round; border: 1px solid #b0b0b0; " align="center" | Jeralt also has map sprites depicting him as a Commoner and a playable Paladin despite only appearing as a NPC Paladin.
	style="background: #222222; padding: 10px; Template:Round; border: 1px solid #b0b0b0; " align="center" | Dimitri has map sprites depicting him as an enemy Great Lord on the Crimson Flower route; in-game, he uses the same set of sprites he uses on all other routes.

Other graphics

	style="background: #222222; padding: 10px; Template:Round; border: 1px solid #b0b0b0; " align="center" | Several Battalions item sprite are left unused due to no Battalion using them.
	style="background: #222222; padding: 10px; Template:Round; border: 1px solid #b0b0b0; " align="center" | Several Crests icons are left unused due to not being assigned to any characters.
	style="background: #222222; padding: 10px; Template:Round; border: 1px solid #b0b0b0; " align="center" | Several Items sprites variants are left unused due to no item being assigned to the belonging category, primarily Agarthan variants.
	style="background: #222222; padding: 10px; Template:Round; border: 1px solid #b0b0b0; " align="center" | Item sprites variant also exist for white magic, black magic and dark magic spells despite none of them being used.
	style="background: #222222; padding: 10px; Template:Round; border: 1px solid #b0b0b0; " align="center" | Sprites used to denote a monster's weakness also exist for brawling, white magic, black magic and dark magic spells despite none of them being used.

Skills

Several unused skills are present in the game's code.

width=55px style="Template:Roundtl; border:none"|Icon	Skill name	Effect	Activation	Description	width=250px style="Template:Roundtr; border:none"|Notes
	Fistbreaker	+20 hit and avoid when activated.	If the target is brawling equipped and the user has a bow equipped	Grants Hit/Avo +20 when using a bow against brawlers.	While linked to a Bow skill level of B in the files, it is inaccessible in gameplay.
	White Magic Critical +10	+10 critical rate when active.	If user has white magic equipped	When using white magic, Grants Crit +10 .[sic]	--
	Dark Magic Critical +10	+10 critical rate when active.	If user has dark magic equipped	When using dark magic, Grants Crit +10 .[sic]	--
	Lance Avoid +20	+20 Avoid when active.	If user has a lance equipped	When using a lance, Grants Avo +20 .[sic]	--
	Infantry Effect Null	Negates bonus damage targeting infantry units.	--	Cancels effectiveness against infantry units.	--
	Dragon Effect Null	Negates bonus damage targeting dragon units.	--	Cancels effectiveness against dragons.	--
	Effect Null	Negates all bonus damage against the unit.	--	Cancels all types of effectiveness.	--
	Black Magic Uses x4	Multiplies the maximum uses of all of the unit's black magic spells by ×4.	--	--	--
	White Magic Uses x4	Multiplies the maximum uses of all of the unit's white magic spells by ×4.	--	--	--
--	Air of Intimidation	--	--	--	--
--	Path of the Conqueror	--	--	--	--
style="Template:Roundbl; border:none; background-color:#232855" |	Discipline	Doubles skill experience gain.	--	Doubles skill experience earned in battle.	style="Template:Roundbr; border:none; background-color:#232855" | Same effect, description, and icon as Mastermind.

Other leftovers

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Battalions

Several unused battalions are present in the game's code.

width=55px style="Template:Roundtl; border:none"|Icon	Battalion name	Gambit	Description	width=250px style="Template:Roundtr; border:none"|Notes
??	Ancient Cavalry	??	??	--
??	Ancient Sorcerers	??	??	--
??	Ancient Wyvern Co.	??	??	--
??	Cliff Bandit Marksmen	??	??	--
??	Dark Wyvern Co.	??	??	--
??	Dominic Cavalry	??	??	--
??	Enhanced Heavy Co.	??	??	--
??	Enhanced Heavy Co.	??	??	--
??	Enhanced Sorcerers	??	??	--
??	Gaspard Archers	??	??	--
??	Mysterious Magic Corps	??	??	--
??	Pirate Marksmen	??	??	--
??	Rampaging Villagers	??	??	--
??	Thief Marksmen	??	??	--
??	West Church Archers	??	??	--
??	West Church Knights	??	??	--
style="Template:Roundbl; border:none; background-color:#222222" | ??	West Church Pegasus Co.	??	??	style="Template:Roundbr; border:none; background-color:#222222" | --

Characters

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Classes

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Maps

Debug map

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