Five of the warlords wield holy weapons of Jugdral while the others wield Brave weapons. They appear to be aiding Aversa (although none of them say anything throughout the chapter). They appear during the main story in Chapter 22, ( An Ill Presage). The Deadlords appear in Fire Emblem Awakening in the main story and in the DLC episode Infinite Regalia, although their origins are shrouded in mystery. Thus, it is learned in this game that Deadlords are 'born' by the Loptr Church turning other people into them, and both Manfroy and Veld seem to have the ability to do this. Also, Galzus, Sara, and Lifis will become the Deadlords Bovis, Canis, and Porcus, respectively, if they die or are not recruited, and Dagdar will become the Deadlord Tigris if Chapter 8x is skipped. After Raydrik is killed, he is remade into the Deadlord Mus, and if Eyvel is not saved, she is remade into the Deadlord Draco. In Fire Emblem: Thracia 776, the Deadlords are explained a little more, but only six of them are seen, which are: Mus, Bovis, Tigris, Draco, Canis, and Porcus. The best way to defeat them is to either lure them away from Julius and have your entire army defeat them at once, or you could defeat them mostly with Julia with the Book of Naga and with your Forseti user. In Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War, very little is said about the Deadlords at all, but they are fought in the Final Chapter alongside Julius. This battle is re-enacted in Fire Emblem Heroes during Julius’s Grand Hero Battle, with some of the Deadlords arriving to the battlefield after the others are defeated. The Deadlords trace all the way back to Emperor Galle, although it appears that the Deadlords are not the same individuals each time they are summoned. Twelve Demon Generals in the Japanese versions) are the 12 undead warriors that serve the Loptr Church and the Grimleal.

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