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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
{{Strategy}} | {{Strategy}} | ||
In this chapter, you get Caesar, Radd, and Roger. Caesar and Radd are both low-level swordsmen who will never hold a candle to Cain, Ogma, Navarre, or Athena. Similarly, Roger can't keep up with General Wolf and Sedgar or a trained Draug. There is a large market at the beginning of the chapter, allowing you to easily restock your supplies. This is also one of the only locations where you can buy a Rapier and a Wing Spear, so take advantage of the opportunity. | |||
If you give General Wolf or Sedgar a Javelin and a Vulnerary, you can Warp them to the north on turn 1 and allow them to rack up a ton of experience quickly and easily. With the General's great base defense, you should have no trouble wiping them out. The rest of the army can make their way northeast with little trouble. All in all, this is a very easy map -- just don't forget to recruit Roger. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
