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*[[Amelia]] was the princess of [[Frelia]] instead of [[Tana]] and had the Probation Flier trainee class | *[[Amelia]] was the princess of [[Frelia]] instead of [[Tana]] and had the Probation Flier trainee class | ||
*[[Neimi]] was named Mary, [[Garcia]] was named Borbo, and [[Ephraim]] was named Irzark | *[[Neimi]] was named Mary, [[Garcia (The Sacred Stones)|Garcia]] was named Borbo, and [[Ephraim]] was named Irzark | ||
*[[Innes]] was a [[Monk]], [[Forde]] was a [[Ranger]], [[Cormag]] was a [[Mercenary]], Tana was a [[General]], and [[Joshua]] was a [[Swordmaster]] | *[[Innes]] was a [[Monk]], [[Forde]] was a [[Ranger]], [[Cormag]] was a [[Mercenary]], Tana was a [[General]], and [[Joshua]] was a [[Swordmaster]] | ||
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*The title screen is the same as the title screen from {{FE7}}. | *The title screen is the same as the title screen from {{FE7}}. | ||
*Leftover stuff from '' | *Leftover stuff from ''Fire Emblem'' is left, such as music and map tiles. | ||
*Placeholders are used in portraits, enemies, and bosses on maps. | *Placeholders are used in portraits, enemies, and bosses on maps. | ||
*The world map uses different names. | *The world map uses different names. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:59, 25 March 2020
Like most games, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones had many leftover codes and such.
Characters
Beta characters
- A Wyvern Rider named Nate was set to appear.
- An additional member of Grado's Six Generals was included. Jude Rubert, the Obsidian, was the boss of Chapter 8. His title was the title of Duessel's in the final version of the game.
- A character called Demi appeared, but had no other data
Character changes
Amelia
Anna
Dozla
Eirika
Ephriam
Ewan
Amelia
Anna
Dozla
Eirika
Ephraim
Ewan
- Amelia was the princess of Frelia instead of Tana and had the Probation Flier trainee class
- Neimi was named Mary, Garcia was named Borbo, and Ephraim was named Irzark
- Innes was a Monk, Forde was a Ranger, Cormag was a Mercenary, Tana was a General, and Joshua was a Swordmaster
General stuff
- The title screen is the same as the title screen from Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade.
- Leftover stuff from Fire Emblem is left, such as music and map tiles.
- Placeholders are used in portraits, enemies, and bosses on maps.
- The world map uses different names.
- Many maps have minor differences.
- In Chapter 7, there is an alternating Fog of War that Seth warns the player about.
- Chapter 5x and Chapter 11 of both routes are gone.
- The Final chapter is compressed into one map.
- There are two additional floors in the Tower of Valni, floors 2 and 3.
- The Prologue's objective is to seize the house instead of defeat the boss.
- The NPC defeated in Chapter 1 was a Cavalier instead of a Mercenary.
- There is a female Myrmidon and a Shaman playable at the map that is Chapter 2.
- The icon for a Battle Axe is Armads' icon and the icon for a Shamshir is Wo Dao's icon.
- Eirika promotes at the beginning of Chapter 17.
- Eirika battle animation
- After Chapter 8, no more story events (no idea what this means...)
- Monster attack with Dark Stone Shard, had Red Gem icon
Chapters
Prologue
In the prologue, the end result is not the same for every playthrough, as it is in the finalized version. Seth does not have any damage taken and the cutscene in the castle and with Valter do not appear. The boss is also a soldier instead of a brigand.
Chapter 6
At the beginning of Chapter 6, Eirika hands over her bracelet to Novala. Novala then precedes with killing the Renais family in the presence of Eirika. At the end of the chapter, Saleh appears and asks Novala if he has seen a father and daughter pass by, possibly Morva and Myrrh. Eirika warns Saleh, saying that that man is dangerous. Novala then attacks Saleh, though he does no damage. Saleh then defeats him with a critical hit.
