Elusia, the Kingdom of Knowledge, is a country in Fire Emblem Engage, located in the northeast of Elyos.
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Elusia has a harsh, frigid climate notorious for long winters and heavy snow. Elusia is well known throughout Elyos as the haven for scholars and academics, boasting the most prestigious academy in all of Elyos devoted to higher learning. Both princesses of Elusia, Ivy and Hortensia, have attended the academy. While not directly stated to have a specialized commodity, Elusia regularly trades with Solm and has maintained a mostly neutral relationship. Due to their large separation distance, it has virtually no direct relationship with Firene. Its relationship with Brodia, its neighbor to the west, has been tense for years as both have gone to war over land for resources.
Elusia had a pact of trust with Lythos and like the other nations of Elyos, was entrusted with one of the Emblem Rings to maintain peace between the nations. They were tasked with safeguarding the Ring of the Lady of the Plains. Overtime, Elusia became a haven for those who became disillusioned to the blessings of the Divine Dragons as a cult devoted to the Fell Dragon Sombron emerged within Elusia. Even the Elusian royal family overtime broke from worshiping the Divine Dragon, and in recent years, was the sole nation not to make periodic visits to the Divine Dragon Alear at the Somniel. Due to their allegiance to the cult of the Fell Dragon, Elusia became the leading enemy force during the events of Engage to steal the Emblem Rings from the other nations in order to revive Sombron.
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In the alternate universe, before the Divine Dragon was killed in the war, King Hyacinth was sacrificed to Sombron. Ivy succeeded him as the next Queen. The nation safeguards the Bracelet of the Strategist.
Residents
Royalty
- Hyacinth - The Sage King of Elusia.
- Ivy - The Crown princess of Elusia, who unfailingly upholds the dignity and majesty of royalty.
- Hortensia - Second Princess of Elusia and Ivy's younger half-sister who, while selfish, loves her family and all of those close to her.
Others
- Zelkov - Ivy's retainer.
- Kagetsu - Ivy's retainer and an affable soldier who enjoys sparring and dining on the cuisine of Pale Sands, where he was born.
- Rosado - A talented painter and fashionista and Hortensia's retainer.
- Goldmary - Hortensia's retainer.
- Anna - A young merchant in training. She's been separated from her family.
- Lindon - A scholar and researcher loyal to the Elusian royal family.
- Sombron - The Fell Dragon who was sealed away 1,000 years ago. Worshipped by Elusia.
- Veyle - The youngest daughter of Sombron. Slept for centuries in the care of Fell Dragon sympathizers.
- Zephia - A Mage Dragon who has lived thousands of years. The leader of the Four Hounds and servant of the Fell Dragon Sombron.
- Griss - A member of the Four Hounds.
- Marni - A member of the Four Hounds who relishes praise most of all and regards herself as superior to others.
- Mauvier - Veyle's knight and former member of the Four Hounds who favors the straightforward, direct approach. Born in Firene.
- Abyme - An officer of the Elusian military.
- Rodine - An officer of the Elusian military.
- Nelucce - An officer of the Elusian military.
Locations
- Elusia Castle
- Destinea Cathedral
- Givre Port
- Shadowy Moor
- Lake of Mystery
- Village of the Fair Folk
- Tower of Wisdom
- Hasaude Cathedral
- Mage Dragon Village
Trivia
- People of Elusia tend to have plant-based names.
- Elusia bears some similarities to Plegia from Fire Emblem Awakening.
- Most people from the two countries worship a Fell Dragon.
- Many of their notable residents are mages or dark mages.
- However, the two countries have opposing climates, with Elusia a cold, snow-covered nation whereas Plegia is largely a desert.
- In Fell Elyos, it is implied by Zelestia that the Mage Dragon Village was located in Elusia.
- In Elusia Castle's post-battle map, she mentions that the castle was visible from the village.
- In Shadowy Moor's post-battle map, she muses about the rain, and whether it would have been able to put out the village's fires back in her world.
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