No new promotion items have been introduced however fell contracts have been thrown out and Thieves use Ocean seals. Q: What are the new classes? Are there any new promotion items? A: The new classes are Great knights, Mage knights, Rogues, Wyvern knights and Summoners. After that they become like regular units. They do not need a promotion item at level 10, and you can choose between 2 classes. They start with below average stats, but because of the 10 levels of growth they gain and then the promotion bonus, they start at level one with above average stats. The way trainees go, is from their starting class, to a regular base class to a promoted unit and it's because of the starting class (journeyman, pupil, recruit) that they are so useful. Not because of amazing growth rates but because, in theory, they are level one units with great base stats. Luckily they can move from the start of the game! Q: What are Trainee's and how do you use them? What do I use to promote them at level 10? A: No matter what people say, the trainees become some of the most powerful units in the game. After this, it's just the simple option of using the Lords like Merlinus. Q: Help! I can't see Merlinus, and I'm running out of item space! A: Don't Panic! Your Lords are your item storage in this game! Stand next to your Lord (depending on the path you took) and the option Supply will appear in green.
Eirika's route is generally considered easier. You will get all characters eventually, no matter what path you take. Regardless of the choice, you will receive all the units you have gained so far if you choose Ephraim's path, and you will receive Kyle and Forde if you choose to follow Eirika. Q: I've been asked which "Path" I want to take, will I miss out on characters? Which path is easier? A: You have a choice of Paths after chapter 8, and you can choose to continue the attack with Ephraim or travel with Eirika. All the Sacred Twins are S level weapons. You will be automatically be given the Sacred Twins when you liberate/join a noble house. (Unless you used the cheap Athos/Luna method ) Well Sacred stones is no different, with each house possessing 2 sacred weapons. Q: What are the Scared Twins, and how do I obtain them? A: If you've played Fire Emblem 7, you would have experienced the "ultimate weapons" used to defeat the dragon in the end. You do not need to "use" them as such as they kick in them selves. They range from perfect accuracy to one shot kills, and I will touch on them later. Q: What are skills? And how do I use them? A: Skills are special character traits that only some classes benefit from. There are some fabulous additions and you will find it just as satisfying to play. That's not too say it's not a great game. If you choose to abuse the arena your characters will wipe the floor with the enemies, and the growth rates are considerably better than the FE7 counterparts. Q: I've played Fire Emblem 7 to death will this be too easy for me? A: Simple answer, yes. Section 1: Typical Fire Emblem Questions Most of the questions have been answered in Brian's thread, so I will answer purely Sacred Stones questions.
Section 1: Typical Fire Emblem Questions Section 2: Characters Section 3: Items Section 4: Skills Section 5: Secret Shop Locations Section 6: Shop Lists Section 7: Promotion Tree It will follow pretty much the same format as Brian's however it will follow Fire Emblem 8. Hopefully this will clear up any problems, and will help newbie's to make character choices. "Who should I use" "Should I use _ over _" so I've decided to follow in Brian's footsteps and make an FAQ. Most of the topics on the boards today are character choices. The Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones FAQ by Various
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