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Because the conditions under which these pieces of DLC are even usable by the player prove to be very strict, whether or not they will be of any value is entirely dependent on their enjoyment of the game and how far they already pushed their units. To the completionist, these will offer more hours of grinding to turn what are essentially already overpowered units into literal monsters of might that showcase brilliant new designs and attack animations. These don't really add anything to the story at all, and are just mostly fan service for the most devoted fans, while other more modest fans unwilling to put in the time necessary to unlock access to these classes will not gain anything from purchasing these Altars, especially since this DLC pack alone is the most expensive of all those to be released for Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia. Whether or not these are worth the purchase should be entirely up to the player and stems from how much the main experience is already enjoyed by each individual, but even then, one thing is certain: they do prove to be on the pricey side, which means they require more careful consideration as a result.
