Chapter 3: The Rose of Caelus

With your current 4 units, defeat the color-changing enemies first, then suppress their respawn points to reduce opportunities for them to flip your flames back. An enemy on a floor tile can survive four consecutive attacks. Leave room for finishing blows when planning suppression. Save later actions for restoring flames. Check horizontal, vertical, and diagonal captures when lighting them, and consider abilities that can reach two flames at once.

Opening: defeat the color-changing enemies#

Prioritize enemies who change colors. Simply turning the flames ahead blue is not enough; an enemy can touch them once to change them back. Defeated enemies respawn on the opposite side, so after clearing those nearby, keep suppressing their respawn points to stop them returning and flipping colors repeatedly.

Suppression: leave actions for follow-up attacks#

Keep actions available to finish enemies on floor tiles. Do not schedule one attack and count the target as defeated. Even four consecutive attacks may fail to finish one, delaying your suppression plan.

Finishing: restore flames and look for captures#

Reserve actions to relight flames in the later phase instead of focusing only on suppressing enemies. When choosing a flame, check whether matching colors can sandwich opposing flames between them. Captures work horizontally, vertically, and diagonally, so lighting one flame can flip an entire line between the matching ends.

When you need to change several flames at once, check Hexsong’s coverage. It changes flames within its area to your color.

Before restoring flames, also check whether your selected ability can cover two at once. If it can, one action restores both.

Victory objective and recruit after battle#

Item	Chapter details
Victory condition	Have at least 13 blue flames at the end of turn 10
Boss	Olympia
New recruit	Olympia