I voiced Muarim in Fire Emblem Heroes, so I recorded his Path of Radiance death quote.

I had the honor of voicing Muarim in Fire Emblem Heroes, and I wanted to revisit one of his most emotional lines from Path of Radiance.

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm9493864/

This is not official, just my personal take on how I imagine the moment sounding if it had been fully voiced.

“... I will not miss this body... I've only one wish in my heart... Child... Live strong. ...”

Muarim’s bond with Tormod has always been one of the quieter, heavier emotional threads in Tellius, so I wanted to give that line a little space.

u/No-Unit7917 — 17 hours ago

What are the "best written", or critically acclaimed Warriors books?

I’ve been thinking about what fans usually mean when they call a Warriors book “well written.”

A lot of the series is intentionally consistent in tone. Even when the POV changes, the books usually keep the same third person fantasy style, the same kind of descriptors. etc. Starclan makes it so that deaths are dramatic, but not a be-all, end-all in appearances.

The biggest example to me is Sunrise with Hollyleaf. The whole book is built around finding Ashfur’s murderer, and Hollyleaf is directly involved in the investigation. Then it’s revealed that she was the killer the whole time. That feels like one of the rare times where the POV becomes unreliable.

Crookedstar’s Promise, because it has such a strong tragic structure. Crookedstar’s whole life is shaped by grief, rejection, ambition, and Mapleshade’s manipulation. A lot of drama tied to the original series.

Forest of Secrets I think for similiar reasons is well remembered, and popular. Graystripe and Silverstream, Tigerclaw’s exposure, Bluestar’s kits, Fireheart’s moral growth.

What do you consider the best written Warriors books?

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u/No-Unit7917 — 20 days ago

Kovu as King of the Pridelands.

Kovu would only be King regent, but it would be a tremendous comeback for him. I think he’d be a great king with Kiara.

u/No-Unit7917 — 1 month ago