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• Create three characters instead of one
  
• More unit options: create a magic-slinging armor or a magic mercenary if you so wish
  
• Expanded Arena system: fight pre-built baddies or fellow players for a small prize
  
• Smaller, more player-driven Quest battles available to all players willing to sign-up in time. Players are free to submit their own quest battles.
  
• Country System: with a beginning cap of six players per country (likely to be lifted if the RPG becomes more popular)
  
• Risk-free Risk: countries are encouraged to pursue their own Manifest Destinies by conquering rival countries -- through war or more covert means
  
• Country Advantages: defending your own turf is easier
  
• Emblem Keys: each country is assigned a key to guard. Collect all keys and gain access to the fabled all-powerful Fire Emblem!
  
• Quest Support System: not applicable during country battles, but use your relationships with other characters to gain an advantage over your opponents
  
• Inherited Holy Weapons: players who owned a character in possession of a Holy Weapon in the first RPG may transfer it to one of their characters in RPG 2 – though they have reverted back to their S-rank status and there’s a limit of one Holy Weapon per player
  
• If you don’t like how your Country Leader is running things, there’s an option to lead your own rebellion and take the leader spot yourself
  
• More balanced statistically: the suggestions that were never implemented in RPG 1 will be implemented in RPG 2. Such suggestions include universal weapon prices, weapon experience rewards, and the power disparity between magic classes versus physical classes has been corrected.
  

Sentenal

Jun 3 2009, 09:44 PM

You think anyone else in CotFT would want to try? Leaders doesn't require what being a guild leader in the last RPG did, so we will accept most people if they apply (provided that there are spots).