The first DLC wave seems to fix this problem by offering a Silver Card to the players. This time the item (much like Master or Second Seals, it can’t be held) reduces all armoury and item shop prices by 30%. Unlike the Three Houses Trio Emblem, you don’t get the Silver Card for free; in fact, you can easily miss it when you do Tiki’s Divine Paralogue map where it is acquired. Though you can revisit the map using the Recall Battle feature, the item cannot be obtained if you do so.
All is not lost however, as patiently waiting for a Skirmish to appear on its map tile helps with being able to access the map and all its contents. This doesn’t seem very hard, as Skirmishes are very common in this game (moreso than in Awakening), and at this point this is the only Divine Paralogue map available, so you just have to check a few times every time the Skirmishes change.
The Silver Card is a sparkling spot you cannot access normally by means of movement. The Warp staff, the Rewarp staff and Emblem Celica’s Warp Ragnarok are the ways how you can get to the area on the map shown in this video. You should have access to some of them no matter when you choose to do the map, and Warp and Rescue staves are actually retrieved in this map’s chests (you no longer need a Thief-type character to open them).
30% is a substantial cut to your expenses and makes getting the DLC even more tempting for players experiencing Engage now, considering you also get two unique Emblems with superior availability to any non-premium Emblems, with max level reachable immediately without having to face any tough Paralogue maps to boot (okay, Lucina’s really easy, but the others are not).
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