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{{FE1}} and {{FE4}} both lack the ability to swap items between units directly. This also makes {{FE2}} the first ''Fire Emblem'' series game to actually introduce the ability to switch items between two units at once, instead of {{title|Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light}}{{'}}s ''give'' system, which only allowed units to place items into each-other's empty inventory spaces. This made managing inventory space and items very cumbersome and a waste of turns. | {{FE1}} and {{FE4}} both lack the ability to swap items between units directly. This also makes {{FE2}} the first ''Fire Emblem'' series game to actually introduce the ability to switch items between two units at once, instead of {{title|Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light}}{{'}}s ''give'' system, which only allowed units to place items into each-other's empty inventory spaces. This made managing inventory space and items very cumbersome and a waste of turns. | ||
