In Radiant Dawn , the 'support' system has been altered so that a unit can support any other unit, although units can only have one support relationship each. A secondary support known as a 'bond' is also available, which is active by default or obtained when two units have attained an 'A' support level in Path of Radiance.
Radiant Dawn' s multifaceted plot and lack of a permanent main character leads to the player controlling different factions in the game. In the later stages of the game, the player's units will battle against a previously playable set of enemy units; [6] [7] despite the 'permanent death' feature common to the Fire Emblem series, some partner units and previously playable enemy units defeated in battle will still be playable later in the game.
Radiant Dawn introduced new features relating to unit development, such as double promotion for beorcs, which grants the unit a special skill dependent on the unit's class. There are also modifications to combat, including an elevation advantage which grants units at a greater altitude with more power and accuracy. In previous Fire Emblem games, archers could not attack adjacent units, but the crossbow, as well as a few other bows, allows such units to attack both adjacent and distant units.
Dark magic, omitted from Path of Radiance but present in earlier games, was reintroduced to form a second magical trinity akin to the rock-paper-scissors system alongside the one in Path of Radiance. Radiant Dawn is divided into four parts, each of which begins with a prologue chapter that introduces the situation, followed by a series of chapters that is resolved with an 'Endgame' chapter. Three years after the Mad King's War, detailed in Path of Radiance , Daein, the war's instigator and eventual loser, and the victorious nation Crimea are still in the process of rebuilding.
Although Crimea is ruled by Queen Elincia, Daein lacks a proper successor and is instead ruled by the occupation forces of the Begnion Empire. The Daein people are oppressed by the corrupt Begnion senate and imperial soldiers. A group of Daein rebels named the Dawn Brigade, headed by Micaiah and Sothe, act as vigilantes to provide some measure of hope against the oppressors. After being driven from the capital, the Dawn Brigade flees into the northern desert.
There they encounter the heron prince Rafiel and the wolf laguz queen Nailah, whose people have not been seen in Tellius for millennia. Soon after, the Dawn Brigade locates and allies with the late King Ashnard's orphan son Pelleas, his scheming and ruthless adviser Izuka, and the former general of Daein known as the Black Knight.
The group launches a guerrilla war against the occupation army, liberating former soldiers of Daein from prison camps and gaining the loyalty of the people. Micaiah's efforts become legendary during these campaigns, with the people of Daein dubbing her the 'Silver-Haired Maiden. The senate disavows and scapegoats occupation leader General Jarod, who is overthrown and killed by the liberation army in an assault on the capital.
Unbeknownst to them all, Izuka tricks Pelleas into signing a contract known as a blood pact with the head of the Begnion senate, Lekain, which will kill increasingly large numbers of Daein citizens when triggered. Word of Pelleas' ascension reaches Crimea, and Queen Elincia's recognition of Pelleas as Daein's rightful ruler outrages the Crimean nobility. She fled the castle when Daein attacked and is lost and alone. The Greil Mercenaries cautiously believe her tale and are hired as her retainers and to fight the Daein army.
Instead they improve and polish the formula with nearly each game. The game is played sort of like a chess. The player chooses characters in a field with each type of character acting as a type of unit with its own abilities and states.
For example an archer can only attack when he's at least 2 spaces away from his opponent which means the he can only be countered by a projectile but he can only travel short distances at a time, while a swordman or axe welder can only use melee attacks unless he's carrrying a certain weapon that can be used as a projectile.
While a horseman can travel great distances. There's also a sort of rock paper scissors system in which using certain weapons against others let's say a sword against an axe can get better results.
But weapons grow dull after use and can break. The player has to make sure that the group's well equiped during their stay in camps before moving into battle. The series is famous for its permanent death feature.
When a character dies he dies. There is no way to revive someone after he or she was defeated. Political, sharp, witty, and acknowledges that there can be various points of views to a dire situation. It is also one NoA's Treehouse greatest translation work, it really shows that - especaily during the GameCube days - they were in a league of their own when it comes to translating text.
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