How to get relay tickets in Fire Emblem Engage

How to get relay tickets in Fire Emblem Engage

Relay tickets are used at the Tower of Trials in Fire Emblem Engage, but many players are struggling to figure out how to actually get them beforehand.

26th Jan 2023 17:19

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Relay tickets grant you access to an all-new mode in Fire Emblem Engage, giving you one of the few ways you can collect crystals in the game. You can work alongside other players to get all of the rewards, but you'll need to find out how to get the tickets first.

Where can you find relay tickets?

Relay tickets are a valuable resource - as you are given one every time you appear in the town of Somniel, with a maximum of one each day. You'll want to make sure you load up the game at least once every 24 hours to take advantage of this, as otherwise, you'll likely run out rather quickly.

It's going to be like brushing your teeth in the morning or having a shower daily - just without any of the hygiene benefits!

Image of two characters in Fire Emblem Engage

However, keep in mind that you won't be able to use any Relay Tickets if you don't have a Nintendo Switch Online subscription, as this is a purely co-op affair. 

How to use relay tickets in Fire Emblem Engage

You can use your relay tickets at the Tower of Trials, which is first unlocked during Chapter 4. The Tower of Trials is in the southern part of Somniel, but make sure you fast-travel to the area as it's quite the trek to get there. 

Tower of Trials in Fire Emblem Engage

Once inside, pick the 'Relay Trial' option. From here, you can start a battle with 'New Trial' or join an existing one by picking 'Take Over'.

Basically, this mode has random online partners tagging into the match like in WWE. If the group is successful, they will gain rewards like crystals that help buff your emblems, so make sure you'll succeed by picking the right characters.

When booting the game again, you should also know that you can switch to the Japanese vocal performances from the main menu, not in-game.

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