But weapons grow dull after use and can break. There's also a sort of rock paper scissors system in which using certain weapons against others (let's say a sword against an axe) can get better results. While a horseman can travel great distances.

For example an archer can only attack when he's at least 2 spaces away from his opponent which means the he can only be countered by a projectile but he can only travel short distances at a time, while a swordman or axe welder can only use melee attacks unless he's carrrying a certain weapon that can be used as a projectile. The player chooses characters in a field with each type of character acting as a type of unit with its own abilities and states. Instead they improve and polish the formula with nearly each game. With the exception of Fire Emblem Gaiden, Intelligent Systems never really changed the core game design concept in the Fire Emblem series (Fire Emblem on the NES was the very first tactical RPG, if I'm not wrong). The Greil Mercenaries cautiously believe her tale and are hired as her retainers and to fight the Daein army. She fled the castle when Daein attacked and is lost and alone. The mercenarys meet a young woman who claims to be the Princess of Crimea who's identity was kept secret for retaining order in her family's throne. The game follows Ike - a citizen of Crimea who joins as an official member of his father's mercenary group known as the Greil Mercenaries. The king of Daein: Ashnard is planning to invade the neighboring nation of Crimea and engulf the region in war as well as enslaving the beast tribe of the nation of Gallia. The game takes place on a continent named Tellius. It is the 9th game in the Fire Emblem series, but has no story relations to any of its predecessors. Fire Emblem Path of Radiance is a tactical RPG developed by Nintendo's Intelligent Systems, it was released in 2005.

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