Tested on the Beginner difficulty, though it is possible to do on other difficulties if a skilled player knows what they’re doing.
The strategy is simple: use L!Lucina’s Future Vision + a dancer to maximize the movement potential on her & take utter control of the match. She can reach from 5 - 7 movement with either none or one dancer, 6 - 9 with 2 dancers, or 7 - 11 with 3 dancers; though you’re more than likely to see 5 - 7 being used in normal Arena play or other content. The movements either range from covering 3/4 of the map, to the entire map plus extra, respectively, with Heroes being a 6 x 8 Map in modes other than Rival Domains & Grand Conquests.
So what is the purpose of all of this? Well, simply put: L!Lucina can be broken under the hands of the right players. This video aims to demonstrate such power & that you can completely take control over entire maps on Turn 1. Double Wall was a good map example because it’s a great map where taking initiative of the middle is key to securing a victory. Before L!Lucina came into the game, Double Wall was a map players often struggled with in terms of getting deathless streaks in Arena or even Arena Assault, but with the introduction of Future Vision, it adds an extra layer of unpredictability to any battle, meaning that the battle could easily be decided by a toss up on either end.
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