Flora is a playable character in Fire Emblem Fates and an ally in Conquest and Revelation. She is one of Corrin's personal maids and retainers, as well as Felicia's older twin sister. Flora is the older twin sister of Felicia and a maid for the Nohrian royal family, serving Corrin. She is the eldest daughter of the Ice Tribe's chieftain, Kilma. Their father always treated Felicia more favorably due to her superior fighting ability, however, Flora was still expected to become the Ice Tribe's next leader. The player can recruit her in the My Castle once the Fire Orb reaches level 3 after Chapter 18 of Conquest. In Revelation, the player can recruit her once the Ballista, Fire Orb, or Launcher reaches level 3 after Chapter 22. Although she is Corrin's servant, Flora and Felicia were actually kidnapped by King Garon as hostages to prevent the Ice Tribe from staging a rebellion against the Nohrian Kingdom. Flora was aware of this while Felicia was not. Forced into servitude for Corrin, she eventually became accustomed to her role, becoming an exemplary maid. She also struck up friendships with Corrin, their combat instructor Gunter and Jakob, Corrin's butler Flora is a skilled maid and always performs her tasks in a timely, flawless manner. She maintains a polite demeanor throughout her duties as is noted to be a hard worker by her liege, Corrin. To help maintain her poise, Flora utilizes her ice tribe powers to help "cool herself" whenever she is worked up. While she is capable of controlling her powers, they tend to manifest when feeling strong emotions, resulting in a large blizzard in her vicinity. Flora loves her younger sister and the two mutually admire each other's abilities that the other performs poorly in. She is protective of Felicia and tries her best to help her with her duties, even amongst her numerous catastrophic failures. However, Flora is envious of Felicia's superior martial prowess and is wistful that on the battlefield, her sister does not need her guidance and rather, she needs her help instead. She also admires Felicia's strength of heart and willingness to follow her own desires. She has the most powerful jealousy out of everyone in the army as a result as she truly wants to find self-worth. She does have a faint but noticeable mischievous side such as when corrin didn't want to wake up, she and felicia used their ice powers to wake corrin up enjoying his surprised expression. Deep down, Flora holds heavy self-resentment and is cuttingly critical about her own perceived lack of self worth. She can be nearly suicidally depressed over the mere thought of having nothing to contribute to Corrin that she says her life has no meaning outside of her few strong points. Out of all of Corrin's servants, she is the only one who is not devoted to them at the very beginning of Fates. During her battle conversation with Jakob in Conquest, she bluntly tells him that she was never truly loyal to Corrin and in Birthright, she openly lashed out at them during their battle dialogue stating that they never knew her real self. Regardless of the route chosen, she ends up fighting against Corrin's forces out of fear for her own life and the sake of her tribe when Garon coerced them. Flora wants to be able to express her desires freely and often looks for support in others. Corrin's earnest kindness and forgiveness touches Flora deeply. However, depending on the routes, this can result in Flora killing herself out of shame in Birthright, though finding peace in her self-imposed atonement. In Conquest and Revelation, Flora can formally join Corrin's forces once her tribesmen are taken to safety and can truly take an oath of loyalty to Corrin much like her sister and Jakob. She has long, light blue hair styled into two low ponytails that drape over her shoulders, secured neatly with white ties. A maid’s headdress, white with scalloped edges, rests atop her head, complementing her refined appearance. Her outfit is a traditional maid uniform, primarily black with white trim, designed with elegance and detail. The bodice is fitted, with long sleeves ending in white cuffs, and the neckline features a lace ruffle accented by a jeweled brooch framed in gold and red. Her skirt is wide and layered, decorated with frilled edges and a white apron tied around her waist, its ribbons hanging down in long, flowing lengths. Black stockings cover her legs, reaching high above mid-thigh, their tops scalloped for a decorative touch. On her feet, she wears black, high-heeled shoes with sharp, angular designs, reinforced with silver accents that give them a slightly armored look. The overall effect of her attire balances formality and grace with subtle hints of strength and resilience. Despite looking like an ordinary maid, she can still fight using daggers, shurikens, staves, or magic.