I can't attack Mullin on this turn, or Orson will finish her off next time. To even less effect than before, because it's Rictor. Here Mullin actually uses a spell corresponding to her element, and on an earth-element enemy, no less! This chick's element is wind, by the way. Sorry, little soldier dude - I know you're targeting the healer, but you're in a little over your head. Knights are decent melee units and can equip one virtue-type spell. Any fiddling around with classes is generally reversible. Unlike in certain other games I could mention :coughFFTAcough:, any enemy or recruit belonging to a certain class can actually meet that class's requirements. The emblem you see is the Knight's Certificate, required to become a knight.

Things this game is clearly brilliant at: transitions. And Virtue and Bane, but those don't come into play until later. We'll let Ivanna explain it I have a sneaking suspicion that Alphonse would just infodump all about it anyway.

There's actually a voiceover saying 'fight it out.' From his inflection, I'd guess the guy who said it didn't really like his job. To the south is Lutra (Latin for 'otter' - there is a crapload of Latin and fake-Latin mumbo-jumbo in this game), and to the east. In this installment: The return of the dreaded Swords of Exposition! The only dramatic reunion possible this early in the story! Archaeological banditry! And.

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