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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game)

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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game)	comment	Spoilers for Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn will remain tagged as usual. However, being a direct sequel to Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, this page does contain unmarked spoilers for that game. You Have Been Warned!Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn is the tenth entry in the Fire Emblem series, released on the Wii in 2007. It is a direct sequel to Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, taking place three years after its ending.Radiant Dawn is divided into four parts, each starring a different main character. The first arc features Micaiah, the leader of the Dawn Brigade, in her work to liberate the country of Daein from its abuse at the hands of its post-war Begnion occupation, an act which instigates the conflict to come. Following arcs feature Elincia, now queen of Crimea, dealing with rebellious nobles, and Ike and his mercenaries aiding the Laguz kingdoms in a war against an apparently corrupt Begnion, with the final arc bringing all the characters together in order to avert the destruction of their world.The gameplay of Radiant Dawn is largely identical to its predecessor, Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, using the series' standard turn-based tactical combat. The most major changes are the reintroduction of Dark Magic (affecting the magic Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors), discrepancies in terrain height now affecting battles, and third-tier Character Class promotions returning from Fire Emblem Gaiden. Also, despite being an early Wii game, Radiant Dawn completely lacks any form of motion controls.Radiant Dawn was followed by the Nintendo DS game Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, a remake of Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_1245fea7	comment	Divided Deity: The two goddesses of the world are actually the same goddess who has been split in half by ancient heroes. The goddess of chaos must journey to confront her sister the goddess of order.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_127027b1	comment	Shop Fodder: The Gems and the Balberith dark tome. The gems are a common object in the franchise which their only use is to be sold, but Balberith is a special case because the tome is completley unusable in normal playthroughs of the game it's potential users are only available when making a new game in a previously completed game.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_12f70f7b	comment	Regional Bonus: The international versions made some changes to improve a few annoying aspects: In the original Japanese version of RD you can only promote units into their third tier class by using a Master Crown, of which there were only a very limited amount of in the game (you're given five total, and can find two more hidden ones, as well as get a Holy Crown that can only be used exclusively by Mist), so you can only promote a handful of units into their third tier class by the end of the game. International versions made it so you can promote by just levelling up a level 20 second tier unit like you can to promote a first tier unit, so your potential third tier units are not limited by the amount of Crowns you have (though the two hidden Crowns were removed to counterbalance this change). This is especially appreciable if you're playing below Hard/Maniac difficulty, where you'll get plenty enough experience to easily promote more units than there are Crowns available. To create forges in the original Japanese version, in addition to money to buy the forge you also need 50 "Forging Points" of the desired weapon type to create a forged weapon, of which you obtain by selling weapons (with the amount of points you get being based on the rank of the weapon you sold and going towards the type of weapon you sold). This annoying Scrappy Mechanic that would have made it especially hard to forge early on (where forging would be at its most important) was just outright removed in the international versions, so you can make as many forges as you can directly afford. However an early base conversation with the merchant brothers describing the mechanic was kept in the NTSC version (just without being given the 50 Tome forging points that the conversation originally gave you), confusing international players when no such mechanic existed for them. Edward and Leonardo were even worse in the Japanese versions, with both of them starting at level 1 and having even lower base stats (notably Japanese Edward cannot double the enemy bandits in the first map on Hard/Maniac difficulty, making him near-unusable right from the getgo). The international releases buffed their starting level up to 4 and raised their base stats accordingly, raising all their base stats by 1 to 2 points. Edward, Leonardo, and Nolan additionally get a very powerful exclusive weapon in chapter 3-6 (the Caladbolg, Lughnasadh, and Tarvos respectively), significantly helping all three and making the notorious Part 3 Dawn Brigade chapters bit more manageable. In the original Japanese version, the Wrath skill (which raised your critical hit chance by 50 points) required your unit to have 20% or less of their health to activate, and then still only had a chance to activate based on your unit's Skill, making it pretty Awesome, but Impractical. International versions changed it so the activation threshold is 30% or less of a unit's health and will now give your unit the crit bonus every time their health is in the activation range, making it a lot more usable. Another similar skill, Resolve (which raises your Skill and Speed by 50%) was also changed for the better; in the Japanese version it required your unit's health to be at 20% or less and then had an activation rate based on their Strength, while in the international versions it required your unit's health to be at 50% or less and will always activate when you're in the required health range (though to keep it from being a Game-Breaker, the 50% Strength bonus it also granted in the Japanese version was removed). However the text describing the skills in the NTSC version still describes their effect in the Japanese version, again confusing international players like with the aformentioned forging change. The PAL version adds a couple of its own fixes over the NTSC version, fixing the Game-Breaking Bug caused by trying to transfer an Easy difficulty POR file, and fixed a few name inconsistencies with the first game and a couple of utter Blind Idiot Translations (like the infamous "Heart of Fire").
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_1527d90d	comment	Early Game Hell: The early levels of the game are surprisingly difficult compared to other games on the series. Each level gives only one or two new units, theres no option to buy new weapons for several levels straight, and you lack a healer for roughly four levels. It's easy to make a mistake and lose a unit, especially if you picked "Normal" in the Western version, unaware that you were actually playing Hard as a result of a translation error. It's justified though, as your Rag Tag Bunch Of Misfits is trying to squeeze by a huge occupying army, but from a gameplay perspective, it's quite a shock if you didn't play Path of Radiance first. The only mitigating factor is that you don't have a lot of freedom both in which characters you bring in and where they move (the first few levels are fairly cramped), so eventually you're going to figure out something that works.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_17b7ab65	comment	Along with the previous game, Radiant Dawn showcases why a Universally Beloved Leader can actually be a bad thing: When the beloved empress of Begnion is slain, and a target is found? Sure enough, the results are not pretty, leading to the almost total genocide of a peaceful people.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_19d06ef7	comment	Jarod suffers lots of them, mostly to stop the audience from developing too much sympathy or respect for him, to the point that this occasionally leads to rather bipolar behaviour (he expresses his pride in his subordinates and in the next moment he stabs them). The most obvious example is him demolishing the capital of Daein (and killing lots of (unnamed and story-wise irrelevant) innocent civilians in the process) for no explained reason, after Micaiah and the Black Knight let him escape, probably because said mission made him rather sympathetic, and he was required to be killed as the Disc-One Final Boss in the next one.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_1a1ea492	comment	Lord British Postulate: In one chapter, Lekain appears on the field for a couple turns, and then leaves. During the time they're on the field, it is actually possible to reach and kill him, where he simply retreats upon being defeated.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_1b2b1d2c	comment	Violation of Common Sense: In Ch 4-5, Oliver appears as the enemy boss, but can be recruited to your side. How? You leave Rafiel, your very valuable and very fragile Heron that will get instantly killed by about any enemy and can't fight back, in Oliver's movement range. If you do this, instead of Oliver attacking your unit like an enemy will do any other time, Oliver will instead run up to him, talk to him, and then join your side on his own initiative. Also serves as a Guide Dang It!, because who in their right mind would intentionally put such a fragile Heron in the attack range of any enemy, let alone a boss?
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_1ca5fa5d	comment	Actually A Doom Bot: In the Japanese version, the Black Knight says that what Ike fought and defeated wasn't him, but a ghost created by malfunctioning warp powder. The English localization team decided to change that into an instance of I Let You Win and justified it using existing canon.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_1cc2ea8d	comment	Villain Ball: Lots of them: Jarod suffers lots of them, mostly to stop the audience from developing too much sympathy or respect for him, to the point that this occasionally leads to rather bipolar behaviour (he expresses his pride in his subordinates and in the next moment he stabs them). The most obvious example is him demolishing the capital of Daein (and killing lots of (unnamed and story-wise irrelevant) innocent civilians in the process) for no explained reason, after Micaiah and the Black Knight let him escape, probably because said mission made him rather sympathetic, and he was required to be killed as the Disc-One Final Boss in the next one. Although Ludveck is more cunning than most Fire Emblem antagonists, he too lapses into Stupid Evil by the end of his arc. His last trump card, have his men threaten Lucia, should Elincia not consent to his demands, is very cleverly played. Not so smart is his order to have her really killed, after Elincia (after some thought) decides that as a Queen, she cannot meet said demands for personal reasons. Not only does he lose his only bargaining chip in the process, he gives Elincia and her followers additional reasons to hate him and have him killed. The most blatant and hotly debated case however is the one of King Dheginsea, whose reasons for opposing the protagonists make little to no sense in the eyes of most players. Suffice to say, he'd be The Scrappy if he weren't a pretty impressive Boss fight.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_22f6000b	comment	Everybody's Dead, Dave: At the end of Part 3, Ashera's judgement has turned nearly the entire population of Beorc and Laguz to stone. Ike ventures outside to an eerie quiet, desperate to find a survivor among the statues. Part 4 involves confronting and defeating Ashera to undo their fate.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_23a79ebf	comment	Sir Not-Appearing-in-This-Trailer: While the localized previews for the game confirmed the return of Ike, the Griel Mercenaries, and the Black Knight (and even spoils his true identity as Zelgius), this was not the case for the previews leading to the Japanese release. Japanese previews only confirmed Sothe, Elincia and her retainers, and Zelgius as returning characters.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_2536f695	type	Game-Breaker
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_2536f695	comment	After mounted units absolutely dominated Path of Radiance, they received significant nerfs in Radiant Dawn to bring them more inline with the other classes (though Dracoknights would avoid these nerfs for some reason, a big part of why Haar and Jill became such a Game-Breaker): Paladins were given significantly worse stat caps in a game where stat caps actually matter, particularly in their Speed that severely limits their ability to double enemies, especially on Hard/Maniac difficulty. Additionally there are many more maps with terrain that severely limits their movement or outright prevents them from accessing big chunks of the map. The only Paladin that manages to still be really good is Titania due to her very high base stats, maining the best weapon type, and being so high levelled at base that she can naturally promote early enough to avoid her low caps being an issue until the Part 4 Endgame. Falcon Knights kept their caps mostly the same and get to still ignore terrain, but were given a significant nerf with the introduction of Crossbows, which are a very accurate and invariable One-Hit KO to them no matter how much they're levelled, while unlike normal bows they additionally strike from a range of 1 and 2, meaning fliers can't try taking them out first from 1-range. Because of Crossbows and their liberal use in the game, each map will have a large area of denial that Falcon Knights have to stay away from until other units clear out the Crossbow users, significantly limiting the freedom of movement they would have had otherwise.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_28104b90	comment	Bag of Spilling: While most returning characters return at the same relative class or promoted from the last game, two characters you likely trained in PoR return to being first tier in this one for the sake of it being the beginning of the game — Ilyana and Jill. Thankfully, transfer bonuses can partially rectify this if they capped any stats or weapon ranks, but Thunder magic being nerfed in this game make it an uphill climb to third tier for Ilyana.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_29a39f6	comment	Easter Egg: On the final map in Part Three, there are numerous interesting battle conversations that can be had between all of the important people taking part in this battle. The problem is that the relevant enemies are all the way across the map, and it is extremely likely that the chapter will end before you are anywhere close to them. It takes some real finagling in order to see most of them.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_2b7ec38e	comment	The most blatant and hotly debated case however is the one of King Dheginsea, whose reasons for opposing the protagonists make little to no sense in the eyes of most players. Suffice to say, he'd be The Scrappy if he weren't a pretty impressive Boss fight.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_2bcd6fc8	comment	Character Select Forcing: Part 3 Chapter 11, "Just Cause". It's the singular bridge chapter in the game, which like in Path of Radiance means it's full of pitfalls that force you to navigate it a certain way. Unlike the one from that game, though, the combination of pitfalls and Shine barriers means infantry units actually cannot cross the bridge at all. The only ones exempt from this are flying units, which means a grand total of four possible units plus Tibarn and Leanne as guests.note There's a way to get around this; namely, you can have flying units wait on spaces you know are boobytrapped, and since two units can't occupy the same space, the infantry units can pass by them safely without triggering the pitfall—though, this still does force the issue of at least one flying unit. Note that this will NOT work on a trapped tile that's already been tripped.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_2bdae2ae	comment	In the original Japanese version, the Wrath skill (which raised your critical hit chance by 50 points) required your unit to have 20% or less of their health to activate, and then still only had a chance to activate based on your unit's Skill, making it pretty Awesome, but Impractical. International versions changed it so the activation threshold is 30% or less of a unit's health and will now give your unit the crit bonus every time their health is in the activation range, making it a lot more usable. Another similar skill, Resolve (which raises your Skill and Speed by 50%) was also changed for the better; in the Japanese version it required your unit's health to be at 20% or less and then had an activation rate based on their Strength, while in the international versions it required your unit's health to be at 50% or less and will always activate when you're in the required health range (though to keep it from being a Game-Breaker, the 50% Strength bonus it also granted in the Japanese version was removed). However the text describing the skills in the NTSC version still describes their effect in the Japanese version, again confusing international players like with the aformentioned forging change.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_30c40e9a	comment	Deconstructor Fleet: Yune is the Goddess of Chaos and associated with darkness. Chaos also means free will. She was never evil, rather Ashera and her Apostles framed her as such in history to prevent her from returning. She's ultimately the more humane of the two goddesses. Dheginsea attempts to force Goldoa to remain out of any conflict that occurs, regardless of how terrible it is. His reason is because if he does get Goldoa involved, the pact made with Ashera many years ago will break and she will pass judgement on the world, so if he keeps out of any conflicts, he can avoid a world war that would awaken her. However, several characters call him out for letting other nations more or less suffer for no reason when he could help those in need, and by the end, he is so dedicated to remaining neutral that his son joins the war because he can't stand how Stupid Neutral his father is being. This causes Ashera to reawaken like he feared, but while he was right to avoid it, the party calls him out for not taking steps to help before things got to the point they did. In the previous game, Begnion was seen as a Lesser of Two Evils compared to Daein, as while Begnion was still pretty bad, the war with Ashnard was seen as more dangerous and needing to be stopped. With Daein defeated, Begnion's corruption steps into the forefront, and they turn out to be just as bad, if not worse, than Ashnard. The heroes ignoring of Begnion ends up leading them to be a bigger threat than Ashnard ever was. After Ike showed how basically a nobody could become a leader, many young people became inspired to follow in his footsteps. When Ludveck appears with a charismatic personality and talks about overthrowing the queen to bring stability to the kingdom, they join because they want to follow in his footsteps, creating a Villain with Good Publicity. In act three when Daein joins the war on the side of Begnion and not the Laguz Alliance, Micaiah is rightfully confused but agrees to lead the war for the sake of the people. She slowly however begins to throw away her morals as it becomes clear Daein has no chance of winning, and she almost crosses line into committing acts that before disgusted her just so she can win. She gets a dose of reality when Tibarn threatens to kill Sothe, causing her to crack and try to stop the conflict. She finds out that Pelleas was tricked into signing a Blood Pact without knowing, meaning if they don't fight Daein will be wiped out by it, forcing her to continue the war anyway. Elincia suddenly appearing and taking the role as Queen of Crimea doesn't go smoothly, with just as many finding her to be incompetent at worst, at best unsuited due to having no prior experience. Ludveck starts a civil war to obtain power, causing the nation to nearly fall apart by using this to call into question her legitimacy. Part 2 is all about the struggle she goes through having to prove she can lead a nation. Also, Pelleas is the son of Ashnard and thus the prince of Daein, but his sheltered upbringing on top of his overly doting mother means that while he is a good person, he's not equipped for the role of a king. This results in him making mistakes out of good intentions, but he's too naive to be careful. On a second playthrough, it turns out he isn't even Ashnard's son, which when he realizes has him Abdicate the Throne to Micaiah instead. In Act III, Pelleas attempts to get around the Blood Pact he was tricked into signing by having Micaiah or Tauroneo kill him, which should be a Loophole Abuse to prevent Daien from either dying from it's effects, or continue to fight for Begnion. Regardless of if Micaiah or Tauroneo kills him, the Blood Pact instead transfers to Micaiah as it turns out that the only way to remove it would be the death of the creator and the destruction of the document itself. This sends Pelleas' mother, Almedha, into a rage at the heroes; they just killed her son based on a guess and not only have taken away their king, but now they somehow have to get to the creator of the Blood Pact during a war. Only in a New Game Plus can you Take a Third Option. Most Fire Emblem games involve a hero gathering a Ragtag Bunch of Misfits to defeat a more powerful enemy. An Underdogs Never Lose scenario occurs when the scrappy Dawn Brigade goes against the battle-hardened Greil Mercenaries. The battles play out exactly as you realistically expect them to and the story itself never expects the Dawn Brigade to ever triumph against the Greil Mercenaries. Your objectives while playing as the underdogs are basically survive as long as you can, and when the Greil Mercenaries finally take to the field against you in 3-13, your only options are Run or Die, unless you're good enough. Radiant Dawn also deconstructs a Fire Emblem trope by asking what happens to the aggressor nation once the war is over. Ashnard is dead, yes - but he (apparently) left no heirs, nor was any other kind of government set up. As a result? Beignon senators rule over Daein - and of course they are much less accountable for their actions here than they are even in Beignon. Along with the previous game, Radiant Dawn showcases why a Universally Beloved Leader can actually be a bad thing: When the beloved empress of Begnion is slain, and a target is found? Sure enough, the results are not pretty, leading to the almost total genocide of a peaceful people.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_323f135b	comment	Sorting Algorithm of Evil: The final chapter structures this as you literally a climb up a tower, and fight a series of five battles to complete the game. First, you fight the apparent Big Bad Lekain, who is ultimately revealed to be a mere puppet. Next, you fight The Dragon Black Knight/Zelgius, who it turns out was deeper into the conspiracy than the supposed Big Bad. After him lies an even stronger person Dheginsea who is just as deep in the games plot. After this you face the real Big Bad Sephiran/Lehran. And finally at the top of the tower, you face off with the goddess Ashera that the Big Bad worships, as the games final boss.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_33ca811a	type	Game-Breaking Bug
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_33ca811a	comment	The PAL version adds a couple of its own fixes over the NTSC version, fixing the Game-Breaking Bug caused by trying to transfer an Easy difficulty POR file, and fixed a few name inconsistencies with the first game and a couple of utter Blind Idiot Translations (like the infamous "Heart of Fire").
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_345cf4e1	type	No Hero Discount
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_345cf4e1	comment	No Hero Discount: It doesn't matter that the entire world besides your company gets turned to stone, and you're gearing up to fight against the Goddess to save the world. If you want that forged silver sword you still need to pay full price for it.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_38047858	type	Squishy Wizard
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_38047858	comment	Chapter 1-9, in which Micaiah and a Purposely Overpowered Black Knight are your only two characters, disables the use of the Rescue mechanic under the justification that Micaiah insists on fighting herself. This prevents the player from rescuing Micaiah and then soloing the map with the other character — since this character is effectively invincible against the enemies at this point of the game, it would have completely eliminated any sort of challenge if you could completely keep Micaiah out of harm's way.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_3aec9e5e	type	Properly Paranoid
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_3aec9e5e	comment	Properly Paranoid: Sothe is completely right to not trust the Black Knight when he comes to assist the Daein liberation and not buy into the noble, patriotic facade he puts on for Micaiah. While the Black Knight doesn't betray the Dawn Brigade or Daein directly, everything he did was in the name of hastening Ashera's judgment on the world.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_3b0479f2	type	You Shall Not Pass!
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_3b0479f2	comment	You Shall Not Pass!: During the final part of the game, this occurs for both the heroes and the villains. For the heroes, seventeen members of your party ascend the Tower of Guidance, while everyone else stays behind to fend off Ashera's zombie horde that's approaching, while in the Tower itself, Dheginsea and the dragons of Goldoa hold the line and try to halt your advance.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_42d9daf9	type	No Fair Cheating
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_42d9daf9	comment	No Fair Cheating: In the final three missions of the game, Yune will bless your equipped weapons (and only the ones you have equipped) so that they never wear down and break. This applies only to weapons, preventing you from being able to heal off everything every turn, so if you tried to take advantage of this to apply it to, say, a healing staff, there's now egg on your face.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_46b62ac8	type	Outcast Refuge
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_46b62ac8	comment	Outcast Refuge: The Branded (hybrids of beorc and laguz) are said to be a crime against the gods just by existing. The Branded can't live among the laguz because they will immediately be detected, and any attempts to live among the beorc are short-term due to their slowed aging. Some took a third option by founding a settlement of their own deep in the Grann Desert, where no sane person would look.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_48218d3d	type	Neutrality Backlash
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_48218d3d	comment	Neutrality Backlash: Dragon King Dheginsea stubbornly tries to have the country of Goldoa remain neutral for 1,000 years to satisfy the terms of the covenant with the goddess Ashera. He ends up having one of his children killed and another one forced into exile because of his insistence on neutrality.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_4c709317	type	Useless Useful Spell
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_4c709317	comment	Useless Useful Spell: There are plenty of skills and other abilities that are of very niche use at best in Radiant Dawn. Guard in theory should be very useful, as if you support a particularly frail unit with a very durable one, you could keep them on the front lines as the more durable unit takes any attacks aimed at the frailer unit. However it only has a chance to activate, a chance that still isn't even particularly great with an A rank support, and as such you can't ever actually rely on it to keep a frail unit on the frontlines safe, meaning the skill will end up going to waste as you can't ever leave those frail units open to attack anyway as banking their life on the chance of Guard randomly activating is sure to get them killed. Similarly there's Miracle, which has a random chance equivalent to a unit's Luck to reduce any fatal hit to half damage instead (and if they had 1 HP left, then reduce the hit to no damage). Again in theory it sounds useful, especially in a game with permadeath, but proper strategy would entail avoiding putting a unit in a position where they could get killed at all, and Miracle will never have great odds of activating so it's not valuable as a "failsafe" either. Discipline, a skill that doubles the rate of weapon EXP gain for Beorc units. It works as advertised, but problem is weapon ranks don't really matter in Radiant Dawn as the vast majority of units start with high enough weapon ranks to use what they need to, and there is no additional bonuses for getting higher weapon ranks, while weapon ranks will increase fast anyway. And Laguz can't use it, whose Strike rank actually matters and is a pain to increase. Its only real use is to get Micaiah to B rank Light tomes in time for 3-13 if you want to use Purge there, as otherwise she has a difficult time reaching it through typical usage, but Micaiah will probably be spending most of the time healing with Physic there anyway regardless of if she can use Purge. Blossom, which when a unit has the skill equipped, whenever they level up they'll get a second chance at proccing a gain in each stat they failed to increase, at the expense of having their EXP gain cut in half. The problem with Blossom is your unit essentially getting half the level ups they would normally get is going to leave your units worse off than getting a couple more stat points with each level up will, and because of how levelling up with BEXP works you'll be able to reliably improve a unit's straggling stats anyway once they cap a couple stats, which you'll also want a unit levelling up as fast as they can to take advantage of sooner. The only possible practical use of Blossom is with high levelled Laguz units, as they're getting very little EXP with each kill anyway before Part 4 and often will only get a single point of EXP, especially on Hard/Maniac difficulty, so if you want to level them up you'll be relying on BEXP, where then you can BEXP them up to 99 EXP before a map and have them level up with Blossom upon any single instance of combat, which can especially help with how low Laguz's non-HP and non-Luck growths are. Flourish, a skill that reduces your unit's attack power in half on command. In theory you can have a stronger unit use it to leave an enemy weakened for a weaker unit to kill, thus helping you train up a weaker unit, but if you really want to do this you can just have the stronger unit use a weaker weapon instead and save the skill capacity for something that will actually help out. Similarly there's Mercy, an exclusive skill for Elincia that always leaves enemies with 1 HP when dealt a fatal blow and prevents her from killing them. This is even worse than Flourish, as it's always active instead of being activated on command, and when Elincia gets this skill in Part 4 she is quite underlevelled for this point in the game, so if you intend to use her she really needs the EXP and is not at all the sort of character you want leaving enemies alive for others. Then if you really don't want to use Elincia at all you can just have her staffbot and avoid fighting, while if you ever do need her to fight it's better to keep the option open for her to take out an immediate threat rather than be left with a unit that cannot kill enemies at all. Nailah's exclusive Glare, a skill that can be activated on command instead of attacking, where she has a random chance equivalent to half her Skill to permanently stun an enemy. However this has a very low chance to actually work and pretty much every time Nailah can just outright kill the enemy instead, especially in Part 1 where absolutely nothing can survive a round with her. The only actual use for Glare is for "priest abuse", where Nailah can petrify a Priest and then any unit you want to train up can beat up on the petrified Priest for EXP, while the Priest's staff heals them up each turn and the +10 to their Defense from being petrified will help prevent you from killig the Priest prematurely. Such tedious grinding though will never be remotely necessary for beating the game. Howl, Quickclaw, Shriek, and Maelstrom, all Laguz-exclusive skills that can activate when they're attacked at 2-range. Each of them have a random chance to activate that will never be particularly high and usually you'll want to avoid leaving Laguz in range of 2-range enemies whenever possible, and if these skills activate they won't have that useful of an effect anyway (Howl might occasionally be useful by leaving the enemy stunned for a turn, allowing you to attack them on Player Phase without retaliation, but then Quickclaw and Maelstrom just deal a bit of damage, and Shriek just reduces the enemy's Luck to 0 for a turn). Overall they're better than nothing and Laguz have such huge skill capacities that you're unlikely to actually fill up, so you might as well use these skills anyway, but they're no remote substitute for Laguz's lack of 2-range retaliation. Herons actually have more Galdrars beyond Vigor upon reaching certain level requirements, but you'll probably never use any of the non-Vigor Galdrars in most playthroughs; there's Bliss and Sorrow at level 15, Valor at level 30, and Recovery at level 40. First Bliss, which raises a unit's biorhythm to best, and Sorrow, which lowers an enemy's biorhythm to worst, will pretty much never be more useful than giving one to four of your units another turn. Then Valor raises a Laguz's transformation meter to its max and Recovery will fully heal a unit alongside restoring any status condition, but you'll never reach the levels to get them without dumping a load of BEXP on one of your Herons, as Galdrar only gives 10 EXP per use and Herons can never fight without magic cards. Then even if you do get them you'll rarely if ever want to use them instead of Vigor, as for Valor by the time you could get it you're either just using Laguz Royals that don't care about transformation gauges or have plentiful items to get your Laguz transformed without the aid of Valor, and with Recovery if you ever need to heal more units in a turn than your healers can manage, you can just Vigor a healer alongside other units, thus getting the healing you need while still getting other units an extra turn. The magic card items, which allow a physical unit to attack with magic. Problem is 99% of the time you'll be dealing much more damage by just attacking normally, and in instances where a unit is dealing very little damage physically, they still won't be dealing meaningful damage with a magic card since enemies have actual decent Resistance in Radiant Dawn. Their only real noteworthy use is that they can allow Ike to safely attack the Black Knight in Chapter 3-7 to fulfill that requirement to recruit Lehran at the end of the game, as enemies can't counter when you attack with a card and thus Ike can survive a battle with the Black Knight regardless of his stats. There's also the gimmick of magic cards being the only way for Herons to attack, but this is never remotely practical when your Heron can just Vigor your actual combat units to take out the enemy instead. Unique to this game in the series, Staves are equipped when used, and when a Staff user is attacked they'll counterattack with the Staff. They additionally have ludicrous crit rates, including the SS-ranked Staves having 100 crit, essentially guaranteeing a critical hit. Some Staves even give some stat bonuses too. However since all Staves have 0 Might and pretty much every Staff user bar Elincia will have super low Strength, they'll tink for no damage the vast majority of the time regardless of if they crit and will be negligible damage otherwise, making this ability pretty pointless and even a detriment to promoted Staff-using units that are capable of using proper weapons. Most Mastery skills' secondary effects are very rare to see because most mastery skills deal damage at least equivalent to a critical hit, and so will pretty much always kill the enemy on activation outside of extreme mismatches. Don't expect Deadeye or Stun to show its effect to sleep and stun, respectively, in the field when the enemy is already dead from their boosted power. The only secondary effects that are actually useful on the mastery skills are those that restore the user's health.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: While it was rather heavily foreshadowed, when Sephiran reveals his intentions near the end of the game, it completely drops the jaws of players who hadn't picked up on it earlier (or were holding out for a Meta Twist):
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_52475ffd	type	Cutting Off the Branches
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_52475ffd	comment	Cutting Off the Branches: All of the army members that were in Path of Radiance are still alive and well in this game, which means that Ike not only recruited everyone he possibly could but nobody died in gameplay or otherwise. This especially applies to Nasir, who you could only recruit/have survive if Ike actually defeated The Black Knight instead of just surviving enough rounds. The Black Knight handwaves this by saying that when he realized Greil hadn't been fighting at full strength due to crippling himself he let Ike win so that he could have a chance at a rematch one day when Ike reached Greil's level of power.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_54ec2f0c	type	Not Completely Useless
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_54ec2f0c	comment	Resistance in theory should be useful, as each point of Resistance results in one less damage taken from Magic, but in practice is of far less value than other stats for the vast majority of the game, as the Mage and Priest class lines are really underpowered in Radiant Dawn, with them being the easiest enemies to kill with their paper durability and terrible Speed, and when Tomes are so weak relative to physical weapons that they can't even hit you that hard even if your Resistance is low. Plus Mages are uncommon relative to physical units and Priests are more often stuck healing, if they have access to a Tome at all. However this changes for the Part 4 Endgame, where there are actually threatening magical units, and the final two chapters have exclusively enemies that attack with magic, making it Not Completely Useless at this point of the game and a serious consideration for which units you take with you into the Tower.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_5561eef8	type	Suspicious Video-Game Generosity
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_5561eef8	comment	Suspicious Video-Game Generosity: In the localized versions, Edward, Leonardo, and Nolan get free weapons passed to them that are better even than anything you could forge at that point. As the following mission is your first one with the returning Dawn Bridage instead of the Purposely Overpowered Greil Mercenaries, and the mission is entirely against very Demonic Spider-ey laguz, it's less "generous" and more "direly necessary". A Subverted Trope in accordance with the above: there's quite a few Master Seals and Arms Scrolls you can get throughout Part 1...but they're random finds in certain parts of the maps that you won't walk over unless you're thinking to look for them. That sleep staff that Laura gains in a base conversation priot to 3-12? It works on Ike.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_557a31ce	type	Actual Pacifist
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_557a31ce	comment	It was explained in the previous game that the reason Begnion's Beorc population was so quick to believe the asinine idea that the pacifist Herons could have assassinated Apostle Misaha is because the Herons had always denied that the Apostles had any special powers or connection to Ashera. Not only do the Apostles really have those powers, they have them because they are of Heron blood; the most revered Heron in history was the father of the first Branded.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_575fd5e2	type	Dark Is Not Evil
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_575fd5e2	comment	Dark Is Not Evil: Yune goes through great lengths to explain that the two goddesses are not good or evil.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_57cfcbdd	type	Meta Twist
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_57cfcbdd	comment	Meta Twist: Radiant Dawn is the first and only game thus far in the series to avert the series trope of the Medeus archetype being an Eldritch Abomination of some kind. Instead, the final boss is Ashera, the Goddess of Order.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_5b607875	type	Inconsistent Dub
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_5b607875	comment	Inconsistent Dub: The dragon king's name is spelt "Deghinsea" in the PAL version, as well as all versions of Path of Radiance, but is spelt "Dheginsea" in the North American version of this game. Similarly, "Kysha" is named as such in the PAL region as well as in all version of Path of Radiance, but is "Kyza" is North America's Radiant Dawn. In Fire Emblem Heroes they are named "Kyza".
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_5d1eb74d	type	Dump Stat
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_5d1eb74d	comment	Dump Stat: Stats are not of equal value in Radiant Dawn, with some being of particularly far less value, and units whose base stats and growth distribution favor these stats tend to end up performing much worse on average. Obviously Magic for any physical unit, but even moreso with the fact that no magical weapons exist in Radiant Dawn and there is no reclassing to potentially utilize it by turning them into a magical class. So the only time Magic can come into play for a physical unit is using the Imbue skill (which restores a physical unit's HP by an amount equivalent to their Magic each turn, and there's only two Imbue scrolls obtainable in RD), and when attacking with Magic cards (which are pretty much a Useless Useful Spell when 99% of the time you'll deal more damage by attacking normally). For magical units Strength is pretty useless too, though there are a couple instances where a magical unit's Strength is so low that they get slowed down by their Tomes, which is particularly a problem for Sanaki. Besides Magic for physical units and Strength for magical units, Luck is generally considered the least useful stat. What Luck does is for each point in Luck your unit gains a point in their avoidance, hitrate, and crit avoidance, as well as help activate certain skills more frequently. However this boost is pretty meager and makes a point in Luck much less useful than a point in other stats, and there's only two skills in the game that have an activation rate based on Luck (Shreik and Miracle, both of which are a Useless Useful Skill). Additionally unlike other stats, each class line's stat cap for Luck is set at a static cap for each tier in the class line, so as a result first and second tier units will have a Luck cap of 30 or higher and will not get more Luck on promotion. Why is this bad? It means units with high Luck as one of their strengths won't realistically be able to cap Luck in their first and second tier classes, and will take a while to cap it in their third tier class, so they then can't use BEXP as effectively to increase their weaker stats after their stronger stats have capped when they're stuck waiting so long for Luck to cap. Also for Laguz, Luck does not double when they transform, farther decreasing the impact of Luck for them. The only time low Luck is considered a problem is when it's so low that a unit faces a crit rate from enemies with no crit-boosting weapons and abilities (such as with Aran, which is one of the reasons he is considered a pretty poor unit), however this is an uncommon problem as it doesn't take much Luck to completely avoid this. Resistance in theory should be useful, as each point of Resistance results in one less damage taken from Magic, but in practice is of far less value than other stats for the vast majority of the game, as the Mage and Priest class lines are really underpowered in Radiant Dawn, with them being the easiest enemies to kill with their paper durability and terrible Speed, and when Tomes are so weak relative to physical weapons that they can't even hit you that hard even if your Resistance is low. Plus Mages are uncommon relative to physical units and Priests are more often stuck healing, if they have access to a Tome at all. However this changes for the Part 4 Endgame, where there are actually threatening magical units, and the final two chapters have exclusively enemies that attack with magic, making it Not Completely Useless at this point of the game and a serious consideration for which units you take with you into the Tower.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_5e85d617	type	Empty Levels
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_5e85d617	comment	Empty Levels: Defied - unlike in other Fire Emblem titles, leveling up in Radiant Dawn guarantees a minimum of one stat increase so long as at least one stat is not yet capped. Gaining a level using Bonus Experience guarantees what is on paper a pretty average level up by always increasing exactly three stats, but this can quickly become much better than leveling up normally once a unit starts capping stats, forcing the Bonus EXP level up gains to go to stats they would normally have a harder time raising.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_62259825	type	Nintendo Hard
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_62259825	comment	Nintendo Hard: Even for an entry in a series bloated with these, this game is still extremely hard in comparison (arguably one of the hardest, if not the hardest, game(s) ever released on the Wii). The fact that Micaiah is getting OHKO'd by literally everything in Part 1 does not help, nor does the translation error that makes Normal mode actually Hard mode, and Hard Mode Harder Than Hard Mode.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_637ef67	type	New Game Plus
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_637ef67	comment	New Game Plus: There is additional content that can only be unlocked on a second playthrough and then jumping through some hoops. You can choose to save Pelleas, which is necessary to unlock a special scene regarding Soren and Almedha in the epilogue. More of Lehran's memories are seen in Part 4 Endgame, explaining his fall to despair. A special memory scene showing the aftermath of when Greil touched Lehran's Medallion and went insane is shown after Ike kills Zelgius. This scene is necessary to recruit Lehran for the final chapter. A scene between Soren and Ike right before the Final Boss. You must have an A support between them ported from Path of Radiance, an A support in this game too, and seen the special memory scene of the day Greil went insane.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_6411dac8	comment	Badass Normal: Chapter 3-13's Archer, who in all likelihood has better stats than Leonardo in that chapter. He starts the chapter on a Balista and proceeds to Crit everything he shoots at. Then, a common scenario in the chapter is that the mage near the archer will get killed by a hawk. The archer will then kill the hawk and block the ledge so laguz cannot climb while simultaneously attacking them, making him VERY useful to avoid getting overrun from both sides. Best part of all, he usually lives. Witness his unbridled wrath.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_66ea7e5c	type	Brought Down to Normal
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_66ea7e5c	comment	Brought Down to Normal: Several endgame bosses have obscenely good Skills coupled with their high stats. An easy solution? Send someone with Nihil to cancel them out.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_67c0ef1a	type	Hidden Backup Prince
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_67c0ef1a	comment	Hidden Backup Prince: Like Elincia for Crimea in the previous game, Pelleas is this for Daein. Subverted twice over. Firstly, Pelleas is not actually the prince, just a commoner who happened to happens to have a Spirit Mark that looks exactly like the prince's Brand. Secondly, the people of Daein never find out who their real prince is, nor do they care in the end; they are quite happy to have Micaiah as their queen regnant despite her lack of Daein royal blood.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_69391768	type	Expecting Someone Taller
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_69391768	comment	Expecting Someone Taller: Ike says this nearly word-for-word upon meeting Pelleas should he face him in 3-F, as he was expecting him to look more like his father Ashnard. Which makes sense considering Pelleas isnâ€™t Ashnardâ€™s son. Ironically enough, Ashnard's true son Soren is even shorter than Pelleas.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_6e1e24a	type	Balance Buff
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_6e1e24a	comment	Balance Buff: The Swordmaster class line is significantly better here than it was in PoR, and is at perhaps the best it ever been in the series. The big buff is that Wind Edges and its upgraded counterparts were added to the game, the first and still only time in the series that non-exclusive physical 1-2 range swords existed, which even with Wind Edges being inferior to Hand Axes and Javelins, gave Sword users some means to meaningfully retaliate from 2-range and not be left a liability when fighting 2-range enemies. The second big buff is that the significantly better enemy quality and stat caps being relevant means their Speed advantage over other classes actually matters on the hardest difficulty with doubling enemies, while other classes can be outright unable to hit important Speed benchmarks. The third buff they got is when promoted to their third tier class, Trueblade, their inherent crit bonus is doubled from +10 to +20, which when combined with their great Skill and Speed helping them activate their mastery skill and other useful combat skills like Adept more often, allows them to score ORKOs at shockingly high rates in spite of their low Strength. Ike in PoR was a rather mediocre unit that struggled on harder difficulties until he got the Ragnell and Aether at the end of the game, but in RD he was significantly buffed to better befit his ingame reputation. First Ike now amazing base stats, even beating out Titania's with his combination of Strength, Speed, and durability, unlike in PoR where he started with all-around poor base stats and required a ton of growth to catch up. His unique classes additionally have even better stat caps and are among the best in the game, allowing Ike to potentially double everything in the game while hitting very hard and being very durable. Then the aformentioned Wind Edge buff for Swordmasters also applies to Ike, allowing him to use proper 1-2 range before he gets the Ragnell (plus he gains Axes too upon promotion too). And then finally Ike gets the Ragnell much sooner than he did in PoR, with him being able to use it for nine maps here, wheres in PoR he only got to use it for the final three maps (one of which was the Black Knight duel that was optional to complete anyway). Ike's growths were nerfed a bit however, particularly in Speed, but his base stats more than make up for the lower growths, and Ike starting so close to capping stats makes him an excellent abuser of the new BEXP system to reliably improve his stats with weaker growths. Snipers got access to a new weapon type in Crossbows, which strike from 1-2 range and so gave them an option to counter from 1-range throughout the game (granted Crossbows are weak when they don't get an effective damage bonus, but it's better than not being able to retaliate at all). Additionally the SS Rank Bow, the Double Bow, was upgraded to strike at 1-2 range too and had its might massively increased (from 7 to 22, which with its +3 Strength bonus it effectively became the strongest weapon in the game), which helped make their third tier class, Marksman (who additionally could innately attack from 3-range and had a bit more crit), one of the best classes for the Endgame.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_6ec989d8	type	Guide Dang It!
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_6ec989d8	comment	Guide Dang It!: Unlike other games, hidden items are not relegated to just desert maps and is such, everywhere. There are a lot of nifty items like Beastfoe, Dragonfoe, Master Seals, another Ettard, a Brave Bow, etc. that are hidden around but are just that, hidden. The game does not at all convey how to unlock some of the certain extra characters. Some can only be acquired on multiple playthroughs, while some require putting certain characters on the field in specific levels. For example; acquiring Stefan requires placing either one of the Laguz who can support with him (and must have done so) from the previous game, or Micaiah, on a specific tile in Micaiah's second chapter in Part 4. The worst of it is probably recruiting Oliver. You have to park Rafiel in range of him, and then he'll walk up to Rafiel and recruit himself. It's a funny recruitment, but no player in their right mind would ever intentionally leave the fragile Herons in range of any enemy. Ike, Micaiah, and Sothe all promote during the story, but when they are isn't at all conveyed to the player. Micaiah will promote after you finish Part 1, and right before you enter Part 4's endgame, while Ike promotes at the start of Part 4 and Sothe promotes after you finish Part 4-P. In the case of Ike, this is very important because if he is not levelled up enough before promoting, he can potentially turn the final fight with the Black Knight into almost a Hopeless Boss Fight because Ike's stats will be too low to reliably deal with him (though considering how many maps you play before this and how good Ike is, you'll have to really go out of your way in not using Ike to not get him to level 20 or at least near it before the end of Part 3, especially if you're playing below Hard/Maniac difficulty). Downplayed a bit with a section during the final dungeon following the fight with the Black Knight. Yune instructs the party to equip their best weapons, and she'll bless them. This causes them to never lose any durability at all. The game doesn't tell you however, that several enemies from that point forward can only be hurt by said blessed weapons. This can be quite troublesome if you decide to have someone keep a previously used weapon over a weapon like Alondite, or the Wishblade, which you would have acquired the level before. The Downplayed part is that the game does allow you to equip the weapons that will be blessed, but it can be still frustrating if you forget, or are unaware that some enemies can't be hurt without being blessed.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_704d7e91	type	No Ontological Inertia
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_704d7e91	comment	No Ontological Inertia: When Ashera is defeated, the curse that had turned all beorc and laguz into stone is lifted, and everyone returns to normal.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_7228d0cb	type	Game Over
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_7228d0cb	comment	If you manage to defeat Ike in Chapter 3-13, he merely says that you've held out longer than he expected before being informed by one of his soldiers that his forces have breached your defenses at another location. The wounds that would have resulted in a Game Over were he under your control don't seem to bother him much.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_72d43279	comment	Blocking Stops All Damage: The Sentinel and General classes "dodge" attacks by blocking with their shields.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_79793ac7	type	"Save the World" Climax
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_79793ac7	comment	"Save the World" Climax: Part 4 revolves around helping Yune stop Ashera and free the beorc and laguz from being turned to stone.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_7bf14666	type	And Now for Someone Completely Different
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_7bf14666	comment	And Now for Someone Completely Different: You spend most of game switching between various different parties, though the most abrupt case is Part 2, where you play through the prologue as Elincia, then switch to Nephenee for Chapter 1, then Lucia for Chapter 2, then Geoffrey for Chapter 3, before finally going back to Elincia for the Endgame.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_7deb3fb1	type	Crutch Character
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_7deb3fb1	comment	Crutch Character: There are several examples in this game, especially in the Dawn Brigade chapters: Sothe is the traditional "Jagen" of this game; he joins the Dawn Brigade in Chapter 1-2 as an already promoted unit (being in the Rogue class) with base stats way beyond the rest of the Dawn Brigade and the enemies, with him being strong enough to solo large parts of maps by himself for most of Part 1 even on Hard/Maniac difficulty, especially if supplied with forged Knives for stronger weaponry and superior 1-2 range to what everyone else can have at this point. He additionally actually has some pretty good growth rates, so while he'll gain EXP slowly he can have productive level ups to help him dominate harder in later Part 1. Come Part 3 though his low HP and Defense growths will catch up to him, where he is no longer durable and will be easily 2HKO'd by the Tiger Laguz, but he can still be productive offensively with his access to strong 1-2 range with the aformentioned forged Knives and a Beastkiller to reliably one-round Laguz. In Part 4 however he becomes unsalvagebly bad, as in Chapter 4-P he is still a weak second tier unit who can't promote until his storyline promotion occurs after the map is completed, and then he has the worst third tier class (a Whisper) with an abysmal Strength cap and the worst mastery skill, while still being restricted to Knives (which other than the SS ranked Baselard are very weak for this point in the game). With his class limitations he'll struggle to do more than Scratch Damage in Part 4 while being unable to take more than two hits, and unlike other speedy classes with low Strength, like Trueblades and Assassins, his class doesn't get any sort of crit bonus to alleviate his damage-output issues. Tauroneo joins the Dawn Brigade in Chapter 1-6, as a prepromoted General with ridiculously high base stats for that point in the game, and for the two 1-6 maps he is pretty much a god, with barely any enemies being able to barely damage him if they can hurt him at all, while he one-rounds everything unless (or maybe even if) he is equipped with a Bronze Lance. Then the player becomes unable to deploy him for a long time, with him finally joining the battlefield again in Chapter 3-12, where while decently strong, he is no longer the untouchable god he was, and when fighting the Laguz in the next chapter he is completely unimpressive, while not being able to tank much despite being a General (or Marshall if you used one of your Master Crowns on him to get some sort of third tier unit for the brutal Part 3 DB maps and had no other decent candidates). Then for Part 4 his bases can no longer carry him at all and he would have levelled little if at all unless you fed most of the kills in 3-12 and 3-13 to him, and then if you do invest into him his growth rates are only ok and as a Marshall he'll be stuck with awful movement and a low Speed cap that will prevent him from doubling in later Part 4, so he'll never be better than mediocre by endgame. Tormod and Muarim join the Dawn Brigade in Chapter 1-7 as a prepromoted Sage and relatively high level Tiger Laguz respectively, where Tormod is fast enough to double and ORKO most enemies in the rest of Part 1 while having enough durability to usually take at least three hits, and Muarim's stats are so high when transformed he is essentially a god that can't be damaged by any physical attacks and will ORKO everything, if he doesn't just outright kill them in one hit. After Part 1 they leave and aren't seen again until all the way in Chapter 4-4 without having gotten any stronger since, where Tormod is now hopelessly so far behind and can't hope to survive a round of combat with any enemy, and Muarim is still strong enough to deal a hard hit and has pretty good durability but will now get doubled by everything while being vulnerable to crits, so he can't endure more than a couple rounds of combat. Then right after this Chapter it's the endgame for them, where they have no hope to compete unless the player dumps a ludicrous amount of bonus EXP and stat boosters into them, and on Hard/Maniac not even that might make them remotely salvageable. The Black Knight joins the Dawn Brigade in Chapter 1-9 and is deployable in Part 1's Endgame, where unsurprisingly as a unit meant to be an endgame boss and armed with the Alondite, absolutely nothing can even damage him and he'll absoutely destroy everything that challenges him. He then comes back midway into Chapter 3-6, where even the strongest Tiger Laguz can't deal more than a single point of damage to him, if they can damage him at all. But after that he is never controllable by the player again, only showing up midway into Chapter 4-3 as an Other unit that helps the player, and then as a boss in the second level of the Part 4 Endgame. In Part 2 you have Geoffrey, the leader of the Crimean Knights, who is the strongest unit you'll have for Chapter 2-3, and while worse at base than Haar and Elincia, will still be a very strong unit when he shows up halfway into Part 2's Endgame. Then when the CRK are in your control again for Chapter 3-9 he'll be your strongest unit there, but after that he disappears all the way until literally the last chapter before the Part 4 endgame, where even if you used the CRK's Master Crown to promote him into a third tier unit he'll be quite weak for this point in the game, and even if invested into his relatively poor growths and his class' low stat caps will make him no better than emergency filler for the Endgame. In Part 2 you also got Lucia, who is in your control on Chapter 2-2 as by far your best unit and way stronger than the enemies you fight there, and then she won't be back as a playable unit until Chapter 4-2, where she is barely hanging on and way worse than your trained units at that point. As a Swordmaster/Trueblade she does have potential to be good in Part 4 and its endgame, but with her base stats being rather low for a level 14 second tier unit (Mia for example, a fellow Swordsmaster who starts 7 levels lower, has comparable bases and even better base Speed), and her growths being rather low and poorly-distributed (including an outright bad 25% Strength growth and abysmal 15% Defense growth), she is significantly worse than all the other potential Trueblades you can have and will require a lot more effort to bring her up to speed. Zig-zagged with Elincia in part 2. On the maps where you control her, Elincia isn't likely to gain many levels because her custom class (Queen) is actually a third tier class. Fortunately she isn't a bad character at all, just more of a support/utility character.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_7f5aa0d6	comment	Ron the Death Eater: Another in-universe example and a side effect of the Begnion occupation of Daein. Micaiah and the rest of the Daein not involved with the war with Ashnard see Ike as less of a hero, but more like someone responsible for opening the gates for the Begnion to come to Daein and oppress its people (by killing Ashnard), more like a lackey of Begnion, and she continually snarks at Sothe's attempts to praise Ike (based on his own experiences of being with Ike himself) since she was Locked Out of the Loop of how the previous war happened. It's only after meeting and fighting against Ike several times that Micaiah and the Dawn Brigade manage to get past this mindset.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: The state of Tellius and the tensions between the beorc and the laguz can be laid squarely at the feet of Ashera's heroes. When Yune and Ashera went to sleep and the two races pledged to the goddesses that they would not war again for another thousand years, Lehran the heron and Altina the beorc were married and had a child, the very first Branded. The heroes were overjoyed and thought this would be a sign of improving relations between the two races, but when the child came out looking like an ordinary beorc and Lehran lost his powers following the child's birth, they panicked. Fearing that the laguz would take this as an attempt by the beorc to breed them out of existence, they covered up Lehran and Altina's marriage, the child's true parentage, and then declared unions between beorc and laguz to be a crime against Ashera. It was only later that the brand appeared on the child, along with the unusual powers typical of the Branded. Since then, divisions between the two races only intensified, the Branded suffered from discrimination under false pretenses, and the Apostle Misaha, descendant of Lehran and Altina, was assassinated when she tried to reveal her true heritage to the world, sparking the Serenes Massacre, Lehran's fall into despair, and the war between the Laguz Alliance and the Begnion Empire. The kicker is it was All for Nothing. On the other side of the Desert of Death far away from the rest of Tellius, the nation of Hatari never heard the edict of the heroes, and the beorc, the wolf laguz, and the Branded born between them live together there in harmony.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_83edb5ab	type	Difficulty by Region
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_83edb5ab	comment	Difficulty by Region: Despite the diffulty, this is averted to the point that Path of Radiance was the last game to have an adjusted difficulty for the Western release. The difficulty are only renamed, with Easy (actually Normal), Normal (actually Hard), and Hard (actually Maniac, which was removed in the prequel), but play just the same. With that said, the Western version also added the ability to make permanent (i.e. endlessly reloadable) saves mid-battle, with only Hard Mode retaining the 'suspend' (a one-time save that deletes itself when you reload it, basically just if you want to take a break) system from the Japanese version. A few new weapons were added, some existing weapons were improved, and several skills were tweaked to make them more useful. (Wrath and Resolve now always activate as long as you're below the required HP threshold. In the Japanese version, both skills were chance-based)
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_85f8dc9d	type	It's All Upstairs From Here
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_85f8dc9d	comment	It's All Upstairs From Here: The five-part finale has the heroes ascend the Tower of Guidance to confront Ashera.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: After the Black Knight/Zelgius is slain for good, it's not clear or explained on what became of the remaining Disciples of Order soldiers after that point, as they do not make any further appearances or attempts to stop the player, with the remaining generic enemy units you fight being Goldoa dragons and magical spirits.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_86b21114	type	Badass Boast
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_86b21114	comment	Badass Boast: If Stefan battles Duke Numida, he makes a hearty boast.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_87ce64a0	type	Old Save Bonus
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_87ce64a0	comment	Old Save Bonus: If you have a Nintendo GameCube memory card with Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance data plugged into the Wii, you can transfer data from Path of Radiance to Radiant Dawn to buff your characters and/or get extra coins for forging.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_8ad43dc9	type	Ragtag Bunch of Misfits
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_8ad43dc9	comment	Most Fire Emblem games involve a hero gathering a Ragtag Bunch of Misfits to defeat a more powerful enemy. An Underdogs Never Lose scenario occurs when the scrappy Dawn Brigade goes against the battle-hardened Greil Mercenaries. The battles play out exactly as you realistically expect them to and the story itself never expects the Dawn Brigade to ever triumph against the Greil Mercenaries. Your objectives while playing as the underdogs are basically survive as long as you can, and when the Greil Mercenaries finally take to the field against you in 3-13, your only options are Run or Die, unless you're good enough.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_8b606a51	type	There Is No Kill Like Overkill
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_8b606a51	comment	There Is No Kill Like Overkill: Most Tier 3 mastery skills have effects to put enemies to sleep or paralyze them, but there's a good chance the player will never see these effects, since they're also effectively critical hits+ and almost always kill before their effects take hold. To give an example of how overkill the skills are, even Lyre can kill about anything if she activates Rend.note Lyre has 14 strength when transformed at base and if she were to reach Level 30 (the level required for Laguz to learn their mastery skill) and never got a single point of Strength nor raised her Strike rank, Rend's 5x Strength multipler will let her do 70 extra damage in addition to her A-Rank Claw's 8 Might, so with 78 attack only the Part 4 Generals, Tigers, and Dragons could survive a Rend from base Lyre, and she would just need 22 Strength (which would be increasing her Strength 4 times from base) to OHKO even the sturdiest Red Dragon with a 118 power Rend. Eclipse exemplifies this the best of all masteries; it not only negates Defense but multiplies the Black Knight's Strength by five. With the Alondite equipped, he would do 208 damage to anything; for reference the absolute most HP any player unit can have is a capped out Gareth with 90 HP, while no Beorc unit can exceed 68 HP, and the final boss has the most HP in the game with 120. It activates on half his Skill stat, so he always has a fixed 20% chance to absolutely kill anything multiple times over. And to farther emphasize just how excessive Eclipse is, if the Black Knight had Luna like the other armored units, which "only" triples Strength while negating Defense, he would do 132 damage, which is still more than enough to easily one-shot absolutely everything in the game.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: Who could have expected the Black Knight, of all people, to come to your aid at the most unexpected time?
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_8f1ec2c5	comment	Joke Character: Oliver, who has one of the worst third tier classes and has pretty terrible stats for the end of game when you recruit him (including a 20 base Speed that will get him doubled by about everything), making him pretty useless in the Tower Of Guidance unless you somehow desperately need another Staff user besides Micaiah and Elincia but have no other remotely trained up options available. Not to mention his Violation of Common Sense recruitment method that no sane player would think to do on their own. However he has plenty of special dialogue with bosses and other characters, much of it hilarious.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_96144372	type	Aristocrats Are Evil
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_96144372	comment	Aristocrats Are Evil: The most villainous people in the game are the Begnion Senators and their lackeys, all of whom are landed nobility.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_963086ce	type	Damn You, Muscle Memory!
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_963086ce	comment	Damn You, Muscle Memory!: Bows and Wind magic note Thunder Magic is now effective on them, same as dragon Laguz don't deal effective damage to Wyvern Riders in this game, so a first time player (and some multiple time players) will often attack an enemy wyvern with those or leave Jill/Haar away from enemy archers/wind mages expecting them to do deal effective damage.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_96f6335d	type	Bodyguard Crush
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_96f6335d	comment	Near the end of Part 3, as Micaiah is about to give the order to fire on the Apostle, Tibarn swoops in and hangs her Bodyguard Crush Sothe over a cliff and gives her an ultimatum: cease fire and retreat or Sothe dies. Micaiah can't retreat, however, since it would effectively mean everybody in Daein would die due to the blood pact. Unable to find a third option, Micaiah is helpless as she watches Sothe get thrown over the cliff. Micaiah promptly has a My God, What Have I Done?, until it is revealed to have been a bluff and she calls for a retreat.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_974a9fe0	type	On the Next
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_974a9fe0	comment	On the Next: In the non-Japanese version, there are introductory movies for Part 2 - 4.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_99ddfcec	type	Unwitting Instigator of Doom
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_99ddfcec	comment	Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Three characters, all of them completely innocent of any wrongdoing, are explicitly or implicitly responsible for the situation becoming as bad as it does at the end of part 3: Rafiel was the only survivor of the Serenes Massacre to know that the true culprit was Begnion, not Daein, but had been stuck on the other side of a supposedly-impenetrable desert for twenty years. Once the desert finds itself penetrated, he goes to Gallia and spills everything to Caineghis, who declares war on Begnion. Arguably a blessing in disguise, though, as without this information Lekain and his accomplices would've escaped justice. Later on, it's implied ever-so-slightly that Kurthnaga and Ena violating Goldoa's neutrality laws was the exact moment the Dark God was destined to be released, as only then was ALL of Tellius at war. This is actually inverted as the â€œDark Godâ€� is not the one bringing about judgement.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_9ad6a037	type	Mark of the Beast
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_9ad6a037	comment	Mark of the Beast: A Spirit Charmer gets one as a result of his Deal with the Devil, and those who sign or inherit Blood Pacts also get them. Spirit marks are indistinguishable from the marks of the Branded, certain offspring of mixed Beorc-Laguz relationships, which are also considered sinful.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_9bcd82c0	type	Took a Level in Badass
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_9bcd82c0	comment	Took a Level in Badass: Compared to Path of Radiance, Elincia is much more capable of holding her own in battle this time around.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_9cb3e22e	type	Interface Spoiler
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_9cb3e22e	comment	Interface Spoiler: In Part 1 Chapter 3, you're playing the Dawn Brigade as they bust Micaiah, Laura, Aimee, and Kurth out of a prison. The latter two are non-combatants who you're supposed to protect as you make your escape, and Aimee has appropriately low stats to match this role, but if you examine Kurth's stats you'll notice they are strangely high for such an early point of the game, particularly his massive 55 HP that makes him far more durable than any of the actual combat units at your disposal, giving away that there's certainly more to Kurth than he lets on. It turns out he is the prince of the Dragon Laguz and those stats are his untransformed stats for when he appears much later in the game. Upon completing Radiant Dawn for the first time, you will unlock the Extras menu, allowing you to look at your Combat Records, listen to soundtracks used in the game, view official artwork of various characters in the game, and rewatch movie cutscenes or base conversations. If you decide to look through base conversations, there is one (locked) base conversation that would certainly raise eyebrows: a base conversation in Part 4, Chapter 5 named "Pelleas". The chapter in which said base conversation appears in occurs several chapters after Pelleas' death in Part 3, Chapter 13, in which killing Pelleas is mandatory in a first playthrough. This hints players of extra content in playing the game a second time, and indeed, you are able to save Pelleas instead of killing him this time around, and can now recruit him into your party as a reward. Similarly, when on your first playthrough, you can actually see that the shops in Part 4, Chapter 5 and Endgame sell Dark tomes. Confused players would question as to why the shops would sell magic tomes that none of the player units recruited so far (and even those recruited after) could even use. This strongly hints towards players that they have missed out on a recruitable unit, which turns out to be true upon starting a second playthrough: Pelleas.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_9e10b88d	type	Defeating the Undefeatable
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_9e10b88d	comment	Defeating the Undefeatable: Even assuming you've got a fearsome and trained Daein Army, one will find themselves facing an impossible boss in the form of the Greil Mercenaries in Chapter 3-12. You've spent the whole third act training these already veteran Purposely Overpowered badasses into nigh-unstoppable killing machines, and it shows, which makes trying to fight Ike to end the level early a suicidally dumb decision. This is made even worse if you pursued his support with Soren, who stands next to him—their A-support adds a whopping 30 points to both characters' avoid rates. Their Achilles' Heel? That sleep staff you were given in the base conversation just before this, which will negate the support bonus and prevent Ike from counterattacking. That's right—little Laura is the key to humbling the series' uber-badass hero. If your Dawn Brigade units can even damage him after this, though, is another matter, in which case, take pride.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_a18fda9c	type	Dumb Muscle
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_a18fda9c	comment	Dumb Muscle: This game really shows why beorc, the Children of Wisdom, have dominated Tellius instead of laguz, the Children of Strength. When the Laguz Alliance goes to war against the Begnion Empire, their only strategy is "run up to them and claw their faces off until we win the war because we're stronger." Ranulf is the only one who realizes that not only does Begnion outnumber them, but they have equipment, training, fortifications, and most importantly the strategic expertise necessary to stomp them into the ground. It's for this reason that he hires the Greil Mercenaries and especially the strategist Soren to even the odds. Even still, the Laguz Alliance runs into several problems because of their When All You Have Is a Hammerâ€¦ mindset, with Skrimir in particular nearly dying because of his Attack! Attack! Attack! mindset early on.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_a2cbad1	type	Half-Human Hybrid
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_a2cbad1	comment	Half-Human Hybrid: This game elaborates on the nature of the Branded, which is a major plot point regarding the backstory of the game. They are not crimes as the goddess as publicly claimed; that was a lie started by Ashera's heroes in an attempt to avoid a race war after Lehran lost his laguz powers when his child with Altina was born. When Yune discovers their existence, she considers them the next step in human evolution after she realizes Ashera's judgement did not affect them because their mixed blood has made them something else entirely separate from the beorc and the laguz despite their ability to interbreed with them.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_a6ab7940	type	I Am Your Opponent
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_a6ab7940	comment	I Am Your Opponent: Ranulf, before challenging Zelgius to single combat:
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_a87ad6e8	type	Evil Redeemed in a Can
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_a87ad6e8	comment	Evil Redeemed in a Can: the "dark god" Yune, who had been sealed away in the eponymous Fire Emblem turns out to be caring and reasonable in part because she's actually the Goddess of Chaos, not a dark or evil god as centuries of propaganda to keep people from releasing her after she had an emotional outburst that caused global devastation. In that time, she'd heard the Galdr of Slumber, a magically calming song that helped prevent her escape from the Fire Emblem in situations with intense chaotic energy many times from many mortals and it mellowed her out. Yune then helps the party stop Ashera, her other half and the Goddess of Order who has Gone Mad From the Isolation and decided to wipe out all life.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_ac81e4b0	type	Dueling Player Characters
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_ac81e4b0	comment	Dueling Player Characters: The multiple parties you control end up fighting each other on several occasions.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_ac9f78d9	type	Jack of All Stats
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_ac9f78d9	comment	Jack of All Stats: Elincia starts off as a Crutch Character in part 2, but unlike others, remains feasible late-game and can function as a good staff user as well as a decent combat unit thanks to her special sword.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_ad4a45be	type	Final Boss
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_ad4a45be	comment	A scene between Soren and Ike right before the Final Boss. You must have an A support between them ported from Path of Radiance, an A support in this game too, and seen the special memory scene of the day Greil went insane.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_affd30b0	type	Stupid Evil
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_affd30b0	comment	Although Ludveck is more cunning than most Fire Emblem antagonists, he too lapses into Stupid Evil by the end of his arc. His last trump card, have his men threaten Lucia, should Elincia not consent to his demands, is very cleverly played. Not so smart is his order to have her really killed, after Elincia (after some thought) decides that as a Queen, she cannot meet said demands for personal reasons. Not only does he lose his only bargaining chip in the process, he gives Elincia and her followers additional reasons to hate him and have him killed.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_b1720bc6	type	Divine Conflict
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_b1720bc6	comment	Divine Conflict: The story comes down to a showdown between Ashera, the Goddess of Order, and Yune, the Goddess of Chaos, both of whom are aspects of the same being, Ashunera, who split herself into two halves.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_b1dde8fd	type	Loophole Abuse
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_b1dde8fd	comment	In Act III, Pelleas attempts to get around the Blood Pact he was tricked into signing by having Micaiah or Tauroneo kill him, which should be a Loophole Abuse to prevent Daien from either dying from it's effects, or continue to fight for Begnion. Regardless of if Micaiah or Tauroneo kills him, the Blood Pact instead transfers to Micaiah as it turns out that the only way to remove it would be the death of the creator and the destruction of the document itself. This sends Pelleas' mother, Almedha, into a rage at the heroes; they just killed her son based on a guess and not only have taken away their king, but now they somehow have to get to the creator of the Blood Pact during a war. Only in a New Game Plus can you Take a Third Option.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_b71c764e	type	Demonic Spiders
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_b71c764e	comment	Sothe is the traditional "Jagen" of this game; he joins the Dawn Brigade in Chapter 1-2 as an already promoted unit (being in the Rogue class) with base stats way beyond the rest of the Dawn Brigade and the enemies, with him being strong enough to solo large parts of maps by himself for most of Part 1 even on Hard/Maniac difficulty, especially if supplied with forged Knives for stronger weaponry and superior 1-2 range to what everyone else can have at this point. He additionally actually has some pretty good growth rates, so while he'll gain EXP slowly he can have productive level ups to help him dominate harder in later Part 1. Come Part 3 though his low HP and Defense growths will catch up to him, where he is no longer durable and will be easily 2HKO'd by the Tiger Laguz, but he can still be productive offensively with his access to strong 1-2 range with the aformentioned forged Knives and a Beastkiller to reliably one-round Laguz. In Part 4 however he becomes unsalvagebly bad, as in Chapter 4-P he is still a weak second tier unit who can't promote until his storyline promotion occurs after the map is completed, and then he has the worst third tier class (a Whisper) with an abysmal Strength cap and the worst mastery skill, while still being restricted to Knives (which other than the SS ranked Baselard are very weak for this point in the game). With his class limitations he'll struggle to do more than Scratch Damage in Part 4 while being unable to take more than two hits, and unlike other speedy classes with low Strength, like Trueblades and Assassins, his class doesn't get any sort of crit bonus to alleviate his damage-output issues.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_b7248073	type	My Country, Right or Wrong
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_b7248073	comment	In act three when Daein joins the war on the side of Begnion and not the Laguz Alliance, Micaiah is rightfully confused but agrees to lead the war for the sake of the people. She slowly however begins to throw away her morals as it becomes clear Daein has no chance of winning, and she almost crosses line into committing acts that before disgusted her just so she can win. She gets a dose of reality when Tibarn threatens to kill Sothe, causing her to crack and try to stop the conflict. She finds out that Pelleas was tricked into signing a Blood Pact without knowing, meaning if they don't fight Daein will be wiped out by it, forcing her to continue the war anyway.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_b79a7274	type	Color-Coded Armies
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_b79a7274	comment	Color-Coded Armies: The human factions are distinguished by the color of their armor. Crimean soldiers wear white, Daein soldiers wear black and Begnion soldiers wear red. Come Part 4, the Disciples of Order (Begnion soldiers loyal to the Senate and Ashera) are completely gold, even their mounts.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_b89ed08a	type	Obvious Rule Patch
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_b89ed08a	comment	Obvious Rule Patch: Chapter 1-9, in which Micaiah and a Purposely Overpowered Black Knight are your only two characters, disables the use of the Rescue mechanic under the justification that Micaiah insists on fighting herself. This prevents the player from rescuing Micaiah and then soloing the map with the other character — since this character is effectively invincible against the enemies at this point of the game, it would have completely eliminated any sort of challenge if you could completely keep Micaiah out of harm's way. In Part 4, all the enemies you fight are all still tier 2 units, but in AI-exclusive "SP" versions of the tier 2 classes, which have enhanced stats near equivalent to the tier 3 classes and get the additional innate abilities the tier 3 equivalents get, making them essentially tier 3 units that don't have mastery skills. This was done instead of just making them all tier 3 units proper because with how mastery skills are essentially automatic death if they activate, Part 4 would have been incredibly frustrating if every enemy had a 10% or so chance to just automatically kill your units in each engagement, and with the Part 4 maps being mostly Rout maps with a huge amount of enemies, those mastery skills going off and killing your units would have been pretty much impossible to avoid.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_babc974	type	Sadistic Choice
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_babc974	comment	Sadistic Choice: Near the end of Part 3, as Micaiah is about to give the order to fire on the Apostle, Tibarn swoops in and hangs her Bodyguard Crush Sothe over a cliff and gives her an ultimatum: cease fire and retreat or Sothe dies. Micaiah can't retreat, however, since it would effectively mean everybody in Daein would die due to the blood pact. Unable to find a third option, Micaiah is helpless as she watches Sothe get thrown over the cliff. Micaiah promptly has a My God, What Have I Done?, until it is revealed to have been a bluff and she calls for a retreat. In the final chapter of Part 2, Ludveck's men have Lucia standing on the gallows. They threaten Elincia to release Ludveck in half a mark or they shall hang Lucia. Painfully, Elincia chooses to sacrifice Lucia to save her people from Ludveck and braces herself to watch her dearest friend die before her eyes...that is, until the Greil Mercenaries come to the rescue. After the game seemingly drops the choice system that made a brief appearance in Path of Radiance (do you want to hire Volke? let Sothe join your army?), you're confronted with one: let Micaiah kill Pelleas to break the blood pact, or make someone else do it. Of course, this trope is taken to higher levels when everyone realizes killing Pelleas did nothing, and the blood pact is still in effect (this could be subverted on a second playthrough, where you can keep Pelleas alive and let him fight for you).
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_bfe4e6b9	type	Scrappy Mechanic
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_bfe4e6b9	comment	To create forges in the original Japanese version, in addition to money to buy the forge you also need 50 "Forging Points" of the desired weapon type to create a forged weapon, of which you obtain by selling weapons (with the amount of points you get being based on the rank of the weapon you sold and going towards the type of weapon you sold). This annoying Scrappy Mechanic that would have made it especially hard to forge early on (where forging would be at its most important) was just outright removed in the international versions, so you can make as many forges as you can directly afford. However an early base conversation with the merchant brothers describing the mechanic was kept in the NTSC version (just without being given the 50 Tome forging points that the conversation originally gave you), confusing international players when no such mechanic existed for them.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_c145f69b	type	Subverted Trope
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_c145f69b	comment	A Subverted Trope in accordance with the above: there's quite a few Master Seals and Arms Scrolls you can get throughout Part 1...but they're random finds in certain parts of the maps that you won't walk over unless you're thinking to look for them.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_c2d6bd47	type	Redemption Earns Life
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_c2d6bd47	comment	Redemption Earns Life: Naesala, Oliver, and on a second playthrough, Lehran. Emphasized by their respective endings: Naesala abdicates and goes into diplomacy to atone for his role in making two wars worse, Oliver finally learns to channel his appreciation of beauty in a healthy way, namely patronizing the arts, and Lehran has soul healed by the Herons, and when a new world war brews 1200 years later, is once again at Ashunera's side, not as her accomplice in destruction, but as her assistant in searching for a new hero.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_c335b9ec	comment	Irony The Branded have suffered much discrimination at the hands of the beorc and laguz for centuries because their existence is a crime against the goddess Ashera. Not only is the claim that they shouldn't exist a load of pegasus dung, but when said goddess finally awakens and renders her judgement unto the world, the Branded are the only ones spared because she isn't aware of their existence, while the beorc and laguz are turned to stone. It was explained in the previous game that the reason Begnion's Beorc population was so quick to believe the asinine idea that the pacifist Herons could have assassinated Apostle Misaha is because the Herons had always denied that the Apostles had any special powers or connection to Ashera. Not only do the Apostles really have those powers, they have them because they are of Heron blood; the most revered Heron in history was the father of the first Branded.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_c3cdd2b8	comment	Water Source Tampering: Defied. When tampering with a well to take out a well-defended enemy base is suggested, Micaiah refuses to follow through. Rather than point out the questionable ethics involved, she explains that people would see it as a questionable act, and start to question their motives, maybe turn against them. More importantly, the base is a prison camp they are attempting to liberate for manpower, and this would hit the prisoners as well.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_c8d3911c	comment	The Darkness Before Death: If Nephenee is killed after joining the player's army, her dying words suggest that she's been blinded by her injuries.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_cad57012	type	Draco in Leather Pants
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_cad57012	comment	Draco in Leather Pants: In-universe example. Ashnard was a complete bastard in Path of Radiance, but thanks to Begnion running the country so horribly, the people of Daein started painting the Mad King in a more positive light, somewhere along the line of "Maybe he's bad, but at least he's not as bad as those Begnion dastards!"
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_cce399	comment	This Looks Like a Job for Aquaman: Nihil, which disables all of the enemy's skills in battle, and Parity, which does the same when activated in addition to removing any additional stat bonuses/penalties like Authority and terrain bonuses, are usually uselsss skills throughout most of the game; barely any enemies will actually have skills beyond the innate crit-boost skills that certain classes have, and except for when playing the Dawn Brigade, the player will always have an Authority edge over the opponent, as well as likely taking advantage of supports, so using Parity will usually make their hit and avoid rates worse. This completely changes for the Endgame however, as the endgame bosses will have mastery skills, making having Nihil or Parity crucial to avoid your units getting instantly smited by them, while the final boss also has a unique skill that always inflicts half the damage dealt to them back to the player, making those two skills necessary to avoid that recoil damage. Additionally there is much more potent terrain in the Tower (such as Cover tiles that add a massive 10 Defense and Wardwood tiles that do the same for Resistance), and in the final couple chapters the player will be an Authority disadvantage, so Parity can actually improve the player's hit/avoid rates and be used to nullify those massive terrain bonuses.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_d0f63e83	type	Magnetic Hero
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_d0f63e83	comment	After Ike showed how basically a nobody could become a leader, many young people became inspired to follow in his footsteps. When Ludveck appears with a charismatic personality and talks about overthrowing the queen to bring stability to the kingdom, they join because they want to follow in his footsteps, creating a Villain with Good Publicity.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_d24ed873	type	Developer's Foresight
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_d24ed873	comment	Developer's Foresight: Several particular maps have your own player characters against each other. Sure enough, a few characters with relations to one another will not attack one another. Not only that, but you can actually have them be persuaded to join the other team. (Which can also be used to easily transfer items between armies) There exists an obscure but noteworthy Aversion of this trope in the endgame. Although it is never mentioned, Volke still charges the player 50g to open chests. Because he only joins at the end of the game when there is just one remaining chest to open, it is highly likely you will never discover this. That said, if you somehow go into the endgame with less than 50g and try to make Volke open that chest, the game will prevent you from doing so... and give you an error message that just reads "dummy". If the Black Knight somehow dies in Part 1 which is flat out impossible thanks to his incredible defenses and Imbue skill, Micaiah will give a special death quote that basically calls bullshit on the whole thing.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_d6042336	type	Lower-Deck Episode
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_d6042336	comment	Lower-Deck Episode: Part 2, chapter 1 has you controlling minor characters Brom and Nephenee from Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_d6f284a3	type	Anti-Frustration Features
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_d6f284a3	comment	Anti-Frustration Features: The international release allows units to promote by reaching Level 21 (unless they have a plot-based promotion), whereas the Japanese version only allowed units to promote with promotion items, which are severely limited. You can save mid-battle, meaning a lot of tedious fights don't have to be completely re-done if a reset-worthy occurrence happens down the line. As noted under Suspicious Video-Game Generosity, Part 1 is chock-full of Master Seals you can find or buy—more in fact than you can actually use on the Dawn Brigade, which generally helps a lot with their level-up starvation and difficult missions down the line. The only problem is that you probably won't even realize they're there without a guide.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_d79f4a9e	type	Heinousness Retcon
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_d79f4a9e	comment	Heinousness Retcon: Zigzagged. Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance implies that Ashnard instigated the Serenes Massacre as part of his plan to get Lehran's Medallion and a Heron who could release the goddess within. This sequel reveals that it was actually the Begnion Senate who orchestrated the massacre (which is more understandable, given their already established Fantastic Racism and Heron slave trade). However, Radiant Dawn also establishes that the "plague" Ashnard engineered to get rid of everyone else in line for the throne was via Blood Pact, meaning a lot of innocents must have died in the process, far more than previously implied. It also establishes he was an Abusive Parent who married a Dragon Laguz in hopes their child would be powerful, and when the child seemed normal he abandoned them both. So while his heinousness was downplayed for one event, it was ramped up in other ways.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_db6230b7	type	Lightning Bruiser
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_db6230b7	comment	Mages were nerfed considerably. The gap in power with physical weapons is wider, and the physical 1-2 range options are better and more plentiful, taking away their niche of superior 1-2 range, all on top of Resistance being at perhaps its highest in the series for both player and enemy units. Worse still, Sages had their Speed caps lowered significantly in comparison to their previous Lightning Bruiser stats, which like with the aforementioned Paladins will outright prevent them from doubling on Hard/Maniac difficulty even if you do overlevel them or get blessed with a Sage's Speed growth. Between not being able to hit hard, not being fast enough to double or dodge, and being made of paper with no real way to shake it off, magic-users are pretty much made of weaknesses. Thunder Magic is additionally specific nerfed farther with its power being significantly reduced, turning it from the strongest magic to the weakest magic in the game.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_df410b77	type	Decoy Protagonist
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_df410b77	comment	Decoy Protagonist: Micaiah is set up as the main character, but it becomes clear by the end of the game that Ike is meant to be the hero. At least, kind of.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_e061cb06	type	Rightful King Returns
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_e061cb06	comment	Elincia suddenly appearing and taking the role as Queen of Crimea doesn't go smoothly, with just as many finding her to be incompetent at worst, at best unsuited due to having no prior experience. Ludveck starts a civil war to obtain power, causing the nation to nearly fall apart by using this to call into question her legitimacy. Part 2 is all about the struggle she goes through having to prove she can lead a nation. Also, Pelleas is the son of Ashnard and thus the prince of Daein, but his sheltered upbringing on top of his overly doting mother means that while he is a good person, he's not equipped for the role of a king. This results in him making mistakes out of good intentions, but he's too naive to be careful. On a second playthrough, it turns out he isn't even Ashnard's son, which when he realizes has him Abdicate the Throne to Micaiah instead.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_e545e190	type	Nerf
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_e545e190	comment	Nerf: After mounted units absolutely dominated Path of Radiance, they received significant nerfs in Radiant Dawn to bring them more inline with the other classes (though Dracoknights would avoid these nerfs for some reason, a big part of why Haar and Jill became such a Game-Breaker): Paladins were given significantly worse stat caps in a game where stat caps actually matter, particularly in their Speed that severely limits their ability to double enemies, especially on Hard/Maniac difficulty. Additionally there are many more maps with terrain that severely limits their movement or outright prevents them from accessing big chunks of the map. The only Paladin that manages to still be really good is Titania due to her very high base stats, maining the best weapon type, and being so high levelled at base that she can naturally promote early enough to avoid her low caps being an issue until the Part 4 Endgame. Falcon Knights kept their caps mostly the same and get to still ignore terrain, but were given a significant nerf with the introduction of Crossbows, which are a very accurate and invariable One-Hit KO to them no matter how much they're levelled, while unlike normal bows they additionally strike from a range of 1 and 2, meaning fliers can't try taking them out first from 1-range. Because of Crossbows and their liberal use in the game, each map will have a large area of denial that Falcon Knights have to stay away from until other units clear out the Crossbow users, significantly limiting the freedom of movement they would have had otherwise. Mages were nerfed considerably. The gap in power with physical weapons is wider, and the physical 1-2 range options are better and more plentiful, taking away their niche of superior 1-2 range, all on top of Resistance being at perhaps its highest in the series for both player and enemy units. Worse still, Sages had their Speed caps lowered significantly in comparison to their previous Lightning Bruiser stats, which like with the aforementioned Paladins will outright prevent them from doubling on Hard/Maniac difficulty even if you do overlevel them or get blessed with a Sage's Speed growth. Between not being able to hit hard, not being fast enough to double or dodge, and being made of paper with no real way to shake it off, magic-users are pretty much made of weaknesses. Thunder Magic is additionally specific nerfed farther with its power being significantly reduced, turning it from the strongest magic to the weakest magic in the game. Long-range magic, unlike what it was in Path of Radiance, instead only works about as well as second-tier spells like Elfire. Meteor, Blizzard, Bolting, Purge, and Fenrir won't deal very much damage at all even assuming the enemy doesn't have a good Resistance stat, and that fact only worsens given that mages, as stated above, usually aren't fast enough to double. All of this makes it feel far too useless to justify only getting five uses out of each tome. The Laguz units outside of the royals just plain suck. In the previous game, they couldn't fight back in their human forms but they at least had decent base stats to survive attacks. In this game, they can counterattack in human form, but that's the only buff they got. Now, their stats double upon transformation, meaning their stats are absolute garbage in human form to make sure they won't be too powerful in animal form. Even the overpowered royals will die like chumps if you try using them untransformed. And since stat gains upon level up are doubled when they transform, their growth rates are terrible and they gain experience at a snail's pace to make sure they won't outpace Beorc units as compensation. This means Laguz that don't start with huge base stats like Volug and the Hawks will be near worthless, and the non-royals aren't worth trying to invest into for heavy lategame usage, as they'll stay mostly the same as you got them throughout game, unless you pump them Bonus EXP and stat boosters to force those stat growths.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_e5fd8bc2	type	Hate Sink
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_e5fd8bc2	comment	Hate Sink: Duke Lekain of Gaddos is the Vice Minister of Begnion and an extremely heartless and an extremely bigoted man. Before the events of both games started, he and a few other Senators murdered Empress Misola of Begnion and blamed the murder on the peace-loving Serenes Forest Heron Laguz, leading to the people of Begnion massacring all but four in a single night, and bedridding one. At the beginning of Radiant Dawn, he allows Duke Numida and General Jarod to brutally enslave the conquered kingdom Daein and cruelly mistreat and or kill them. He tells Izuka, a man the Mad King Ashnard had as his loyal adviser, to work with him and together they find a young man named Pelleas who appears to be Daein's prince, and manipulate him into signing a blood pact. Lekain also had King Naesala of the raven kingdom of Kilvas sign said pact tricking both rulers into thinking it was a sign of goodwill. After approving laguz slavery between the various nobles, and the usage of a drug made by a partner in crime, Izuka, to turn the Laguz into Feral Ones, he murders an ambassador of goodwill which kickstarts a massive war between the Laguz Alliance and Begnion. Using the king of Daein and his nation, as well as Kilvas, he takes this opportunity to attempt to wipe out the Laguz for good. Upon Ashera unleashing her divine judgment, he quickly sends fanatics of the goddess to murder the remaining heroes. In short, he's nothing but a despicable, bigoted human.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_e6630c8b	type	GameplayAndStoryIntegration
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_e6630c8b	comment	Gameplay and Story Integration: The one on one duel between Skrimir and Zelgius is scripted, so Zelgius always wins the duel. While the critical hit Zelgius lands is impossible, Zelgius is destined to win if they fought at that time. He doubles Skrimir so he only needs 3 fights to win, while Skrimir needs to land 4 blows. That's with handicapping himself using a stock iron sword.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_e9e35e8f	type	Exact Words
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Later on, it's implied ever-so-slightly that Kurthnaga and Ena violating Goldoa's neutrality laws was the exact moment the Dark God was destined to be released, as only then was ALL of Tellius at war. This is actually inverted as the â€œDark Godâ€� is not the one bringing about judgement.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_eb81c601	type	Big Damn Heroes
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_eb81c601	comment	Big Damn Heroes: At the end of Act 2, Lucia is about to be executed by rebel Crimean forces, with Queen Elincia looking on helplessly. Just before she gets hanged, the Greil Mercenaries show up out of nowhere to rescue her.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_ebe34da1	type	The Revolution Will Not Be Vilified
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_ebe34da1	comment	The Revolution Will Not Be Vilified: Averted; while Part 1 follows the trope, glorifying the revolutionary Dawn Brigade fighting against the occupying Begnion soldiers, Part 2 runs against it by glorifying Queen Elincia's established rule of Crimea, vilifying the rebellion headed by Ludveck.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_ee3438ee	type	The Battle Didn't Count
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_ee3438ee	comment	The Battle Didn't Count: If you manage to defeat Ike in Chapter 3-13, he merely says that you've held out longer than he expected before being informed by one of his soldiers that his forces have breached your defenses at another location. The wounds that would have resulted in a Game Over were he under your control don't seem to bother him much. Any of the battles between Ike's forces and Micaiah's don't result in any of the PCs under enemy control dying.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_eec329f5	type	Lesser of Two Evils
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_eec329f5	comment	In the previous game, Begnion was seen as a Lesser of Two Evils compared to Daein, as while Begnion was still pretty bad, the war with Ashnard was seen as more dangerous and needing to be stopped. With Daein defeated, Begnion's corruption steps into the forefront, and they turn out to be just as bad, if not worse, than Ashnard. The heroes ignoring of Begnion ends up leading them to be a bigger threat than Ashnard ever was.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_f89f164a	type	Purposely Overpowered
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_f89f164a	comment	In the localized versions, Edward, Leonardo, and Nolan get free weapons passed to them that are better even than anything you could forge at that point. As the following mission is your first one with the returning Dawn Bridage instead of the Purposely Overpowered Greil Mercenaries, and the mission is entirely against very Demonic Spider-ey laguz, it's less "generous" and more "direly necessary".
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_fae64ace	type	Heroic Neutral
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_fae64ace	comment	Dheginsea attempts to force Goldoa to remain out of any conflict that occurs, regardless of how terrible it is. His reason is because if he does get Goldoa involved, the pact made with Ashera many years ago will break and she will pass judgement on the world, so if he keeps out of any conflicts, he can avoid a world war that would awaken her. However, several characters call him out for letting other nations more or less suffer for no reason when he could help those in need, and by the end, he is so dedicated to remaining neutral that his son joins the war because he can't stand how Stupid Neutral his father is being. This causes Ashera to reawaken like he feared, but while he was right to avoid it, the party calls him out for not taking steps to help before things got to the point they did.
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_fc07d409	type	Hopeless Boss Fight
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_fc07d409	comment	Ike, Micaiah, and Sothe all promote during the story, but when they are isn't at all conveyed to the player. Micaiah will promote after you finish Part 1, and right before you enter Part 4's endgame, while Ike promotes at the start of Part 4 and Sothe promotes after you finish Part 4-P. In the case of Ike, this is very important because if he is not levelled up enough before promoting, he can potentially turn the final fight with the Black Knight into almost a Hopeless Boss Fight because Ike's stats will be too low to reliably deal with him (though considering how many maps you play before this and how good Ike is, you'll have to really go out of your way in not using Ike to not get him to level 20 or at least near it before the end of Part 3, especially if you're playing below Hard/Maniac difficulty).
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_fe262584	type	Cutscene Power to the Max
Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game) / int_fe262584	comment	Cutscene Power to the Max: Kurthnaga forces a ceasefire by virtue of being as large as a castle and blowing it up. When he gets on the battlefield in the next chapter however, you find out he's only around Level 20 (halfway to his max), his accuracy is subpar, he's incredibly slow, and he doesn't even hit that hard; your trained up units at this point would be able to easily take multiple hits from a dragon whose breath is supposed to be strong enough to blow up a castle tower. Then when you finally get to use him for the Part 4 Endgame, he is just outright terrible for that point of the game.
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FireEMblemRadiantDawn	sameAs	Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (Video Game)
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