Byleth kills Randolph - Fire Emblem Warriros Three Hopes 

Everyone lived, but Randolph slipped on a banana peel and died.

Poor guy can’t catch a break.

and also the missing characters and classes [About the dlc]

Or everyone dies..... and byleth kills Flayne...

Doesn't everyone survive anyways, even Claude can survive Scarlet Blaze's bad ending you just have to work for it.

Fleche: YOU MONSTER!

Caspar himself stated that he never really knew Randolph that well despite being his nephew. Obviously he’d be distraught but he probably would be as devastated as Fleche would’ve been.

@@CrazyPills-465 it’s a South Park joke

He doesn't die on Empire route, if you recruit Byleth.

@@DarkAdonisVyers The only alternate universe in which it happens. That means it is canon.

@@DarkAdonisVyers You also never see him again afterwards, so he might as well be.

@@Nebularban u see hem as a green unit in the valley of torment

@@DarkAdonisVyers Same goes for Ladislava? Or is she destined to die in ever single route imaginable?

nah she sent these monsters after me in golden wildfire and gave me a headache trying to recruit byleth they are my problem

Who cares?

Yes! They really did do Hubert justice.

Though they just kill him off in azure gleam in the back ground I think

His motherly features shine through even more in this game than three houses

@@HZConqueror Considering what happens to Edelgard, the first logical move for Thales would be to kill off Hubert as quickly as possible. All of Edelgard's other friends would be too scared to move against him like Hubert would.

Black Eagles: Oh my god, they killed Kenny!!! You bastards!!!

Maybe as DLC in the future. It could be possible. Hell, even the gatekeeper is playable

She already was the strongest for revenge she beats Dimitri and Rodrigue in AM

Interesting. Like Byleth knows that Edelgard is wrong and is totally a warmonger.

@@omega-kiba7188 I could see that being the case

@@omega-kiba7188 uh no,Byleth feelings towards war are pretty munch if not the same from Shez

Wow interesting! Byleth is a true chad/chaddette for that, good she hates the aggressing Nohri- I mean imperial scum!

@@omega-kiba7188 After Jeralt's death, Byleth gives 'full' control over to Sothis to exact revenge. Sothis doesn't care who it is that dies by her hands, Shez killed Jeralt so she'll do everything to make their lives as miserable as possible. Sothis' actions through Byleth get Claude killed in SB if you didn't recruit Jeralt and Byleth. In AG, Rodrigue gets killed and in GW, Judith dies. Neither Randolph, Rodrigue nor Judith deserved to die as they weren't involved in Jeralt's death in Three Hopes given that Shez let their feelings for revenge get the better of them.

You got a point guess it would've had more weight if the "new" playable characters died like Monica or Holst, the way Rodrigue did

@@wolfspider2034 Yeah it would’ve been way more emotional, like what if byleth went for Edelgard instead of randolph but before they kill her monica steps in and gets killed instead. Or in the case of GW instead of Edelgard it’s Hilda and Holst tries to defend her until he eventually dies.

@@notwhoyouthink6980 Actually the Monica part dying would be iconic yet ironic lmao. Imagine saving her from a terrible death in Chapter 2 just for her to die if you choose to continue feuding with Byleth, however her death would bring a big impact to Edelgard since Monica it's one of the most loyal commanders in her army along Ferdinand, Caspar and Hubert.

@@notwhoyouthink6980 Holst dying would do a lot. It would be a huge showing that the Ashen Demon is not only no joke, they’re possibly the strongest foe anyone could fight in Fodlan right now.

It's equal weight in both Scarlet Blaze and Azure Gleam even though Rodrigue is playable and Randolph isn't. In Azure Gleam it's two-folded, Rodrigue's death makes Dimitri even more devoted to working himself to the extreme just to overcome the pain of losing a close friend and Felix is distraught over losing his father. In Scarlet Blaze, it's two-fold and three-fold, first, Randolph's death is shown in battle against Byleth much like Judith in GW with both Fleche and Claude realizing how futile fighting back is in their respective routes. Fleche lost her older brother, Count Bergliez lost his (step)son and Caspar lost his uncle. Third-fold comes that in Scarlet Blaze, failing to recruit Jeralt and Byleth results in CLAUDE getting killed aka, a playable Lord dying. The deaths of the characters are those heavily linked to your respective Lord as well as to you. Randolph is one of Edelgard's strongest and most trusted Imperial generals alongside Count Bergliez and Ladislava and is also one of your closest NPC allies as a friend given how much he praises and thanks you in most of his conversations. Claude's death (indirectly caused by Byleth) is shocking because Edelgard sincerely believed that Claude was going to remain true to the pact and is saddened by the sudden betrayal. Rodrigue is a father-like figure to Dimitri, literal father to Felix and a mentor-like figure to Shez in Azure Gleam, his A-Support with Shez makes his death even more painful. Judith is one of the two other Roundtable Lords other than Erwin, Lorenz's father who takes action when the time comes and is perhaps the only sane ally that can keep Claude on the ropes and who the latter personally places his trust in.

To be fair, Byleth can straight up KILL her AND Randolph in Houses during AM, so somehow this isn't even the worst...

@@heavydonkeykong5190 Jeez, that is even worse

Well it was the Empire that sent that child to a battlefield in the first place so...

@@professoruber613 Well she wanted to join to help her brother so she was made an advisor for him, its just that the game hates her and randolph so they always end up in these situations

@@adventuresteamstudios242 not really since they both kind of deserved it in Azure Moon from that route’s perspective.

You Bastards!

They should have made a lot of characters playable to be honest, Hanneman, Randolph, Fleche and Ladislava because canon wyvern riders are fucking cool. They could give them abilities pertaining to their character traits like perhaps Hanneman can do some sort of boost to crest wielders or Fleche can do some type of assassination ability. And over on Golden Wildfire, Judith and Nader are literally right there, they're even present in most of the maps and paralogues even, Count Gloucester too to a lesser extent.

Eight? If you’re including Cindered Shadows, then Randolph is alive there too.

​@@RyanYeehaw The eighth route is Scarlet Blaze but with recruiting Byleth. Since recruiting Byleth actually makes a difference in Fodlan's outcome in Scarlet Blaze

In 3 houses he always got the short end of the stick with him always dying and he was always really cool talking to him at monastery/base camp. So seeing him die **again** like this makes us really feel for him since now he still doesn’t catch a break in the normal endings for this game

Same

or at least make his sis playable and give us flashbacks of her and her brother give us some extra gravity to feel the pull of his death either way would've worked

He may not be fleshed out but he’s Fleche’d out

@@WehdeoI see what you did there

Yup! Scarlet Blaze: Randolph Golden Wildfire: Judith ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RdV8YA7LnqE.html Azure Gleam: Rodrigue ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0AlfI2BbOqA.html

@@FazFaz meaning Azure Gleam is the only route where you loose a playable unit if you don't recruit Byleth? So not only is that the hardest route to recruit them on, but it is also the route that punishes you the most for not recruiting them? Talk about harsh.

@@thecursed_1lordofcats738 In Scarlet Blaze, you miss out on recruiting Leonie and in Golden Wildfire, you miss Claude’s paralogue, just something to note

@@thescarredraven2634 You're also forced to kill Claude in Chapter 14 if you failed to recruit Jeralt and Byleth in Chapter 10 as Claude falls for 'Byleth's' words before the battle commences. Meaning that 'Byleth' manages to kill two characters, one of whom indirectly.

@@thescarredraven2634 AM you also miss out on Rodrigue's A Support and a paralogue featuring Jeralt, Shamir, and Catherine.

No i legit teared up. For some reason, I really like Randolph and Fleche, and seeing them suffer again made me upset.

lmao same

And now that Brigand Boss is coming to FEH

Spoilers for the other routes: Fr Randolph dying is lowkey funnier than tragic especially with how the two ppl that die in the other routes have close ties to well liked characters or is playable theirselves vs just a regular Imperial General with a sister to make it slightly sadder that is never nowhere near as interesting in any scene he’s in on any route

@@mythos6308 Pretty much. Randolph, Fleche and Ladislava are boring as paste and adds nothing to Fodlan's worldbuilding. So when they do anything even the least bit obstructive, it's so easy to hate them. It's saying something when even Count Varley is more interesting than those buffoons.

I'm surprised at how many people in the comments actually care tbh. When I played 3 Houses they just seemed like throwaway units. They had portraits but killing them was no different from all the other generics.

Randolph is so inconsiquential that he gets called Rodulf.

@@hoshueyeplopper4465 lmao I even forgot his name 😭😂

@@shadowsquid1351 Rodulf makes him sound like a minor npc in Skyrim.

@@hoshueyeplopper4465 yes lmao

Randolph is actually fleshed out in Azure Gleam of all routes in terms of his character and stance on war. Like Dimitri, Randolph despite not minding fighting for the Empire, despises corrupt leaders and needless killing of innocents and destruction of homeland belonging to others even mentioning how all the good leaders are basically all 'gone' in the Empire. The only negative aspect is that he's now forced to serve Thales and former Count. Aegir which clearly doesn't suit him at all (who would want to serve those two hate sinks?) to where Jeralt notes that Randolph seems to be looking for a way to die which to the latter, is very unusual given how long Jeralt has known Randolph by now. He's not his 'I'm willing to commit vile acts if it allows me to make a good name for myself and my household' self here in AG, Randolph is legit antagonized by how low the Empire has fallen. Even Shez and Dedue notice that all the harm to the countless villages doesn't fit how the Empire used to act.

Yep

@@RavenGamingOverLord glad you agree ☺

@@sarapinkdiamond866 Hmmm. Sure I guess I do I did it cause I wanted to recruit Byleth instead of killing them

@@RavenGamingOverLord same

@@sarapinkdiamond866 That is nice

you recruited byleth

Fleche

That was Caspar’s uncle Romulus?

@@gantz22ifystill dont

Hard agree with that one. Randolph is a red shirt that has no bearing on anyone. Rodrigue is a playable character and a nice guy besides. Judith is also a nice character and she does mean something to Claude and the rest. Randolph? Who cares?