Creeping Darkness

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Creeping Darkness

Location Caer Pelyn mountain range Weather Fog of war New units L'Arachel, Dozla Boss(es) Monster

“	Look there! Through that break in the fog... Looks like we've got some nasty creatures running 'bout this place.	”	— Dozla

Creeping Darkness (Japanese: 這いうねる闇 Creeping Darkness) is the eleventh chapter of Eirika's route in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones.

Plot

Main article: Creeping Darkness/Script

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Beginning log

The Caer Pelyn Range... According to Ewan, a little-known passage to Jehanna lies there, hidden within its cracked redbedrock and knife-edged peaks. To avoid Carcino and combat, Eirika's troops take the mountain path. They begin climbing higher and higher toward Caer Pelyn. Unbeknownst to the group, hordes of dark creatures now roam the peaks.

Chapter data

Character data

Characters
New units
L'Arachel Troubadour HP 18 Inventory -- Level 3 Talk with Eirika Dozla Berserker HP 43 Inventory -- Level 1 Talk with L'Arachel
Available characters

Item data

Items

Name Obtainment Method Secret Book Open eastern chest Short Spear Open center chest Restore Open western chest Chest Key Dropped by bonewalker Door Key Steal from bonewalker Door Key Steal from bonewalker (reinforcement)

Enemy data

Enemy Units

Name Class Lv # Inventory and Skills Notes File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 9 1 Poison Bow -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 2 1 Iron Sword -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 10 1 Poison Sword -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 10 6 Iron Sword -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 10 4 Iron Lance -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 10 3 Iron Bow -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 9 1 Longbow -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 10 1 Slim Sword • Chest Key -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 2 3 Iron Lance -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 10 1 Iron Lance • Door Key • Chest Key -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 8 1 Iron Lance -- Monster Deathgoyle 2 1 Steel Lance -- Monster Entombed 4 1 Poison Claw -- Monster Gargoyle 10 4 Iron Lance -- Monster Mauthe Doog 9 2 Fiery Fang -- Monster Mauthe Doog 10 1 Fiery Fang -- Monster Mogall 9 4 Evil Eye -- Monster Revenant 10 4 Rotten Claw -- File:Ma gba wight enemy.gif Monster Wight 8 1 Steel Sword --

Reinforcements

Name Class Lv # Inventory and Skills Notes File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 9 2 Toxin Lance -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 10 2 Iron Bow -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 10 2 Iron Sword • Javelin -- File:Ma gba bonewalker enemy.gif Monster Bonewalker 10 1 Iron Lance • Chest Key • Door Key -- Monster Revenant 10 3 Rotten Claw --

NPC data

NPC Units

Name Class Lv # Inventory and Skills Notes L'Arachel Troubadour 3 1 Mend • Torch • Elixir -- Dozla Berserker 1 1 Battle Axe • Elixir --

Reinforcements

Name Class Lv # Inventory and Skills Notes

Boss data

Main article: Monster

File:Generic portrait wight fe08.gif Wight Level 8 Affinity

Stats Max HP 36 Luck 1 Strength 12 Defense 9 Skill 15 Resistance 9 Speed 13 Constitution 9 Movement 5 Aid 8

Inventory Steel Sword Weapon Levels -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Strategy

This section details unofficial strategies that may help with completion of the chapter. This may not work for everybody.

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Trivia

Glen and Valter, two red units, engaging in combat.

• In the prototype this chapter's map was originally used for chapter 6. When chapter 6 was revamped with a new map the old map was used for this chapter instead.
• This chapter, alongside Phantom Ship, was possibly one of the last chapters added to the game in development, being the only two chapters completely absent from the prototype. This may also be the reason it does not have a corresponding world map location, instead occurring between locations, as the world map was already laid out in essentially its final form even in the very early prototype.
  • This is also supported by the fact that Creeping Darkness and Phantom Ship are the only two chapters with their titles listed out of order, being at the end of the list, internally.
• The cutscene at the end of the chapter is the only instance in the Fire Emblem series where two red units engage each other in combat without one of them being driven berserk.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Creeping Darkness	--

Gallery

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  Glen and Valter engaging in combat.

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