History Fridge / FireEmblemTheSacredStones

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* Is the Great Dragon that the people of Caer Pelyn revere supposed to be Morva or Myrrh? Saleh's grandma says that the Great Dragon watches over Darkling Woods, which sounds like Morva, but also says that the dragon is out traveling, which sounds like Myrrh... Unless maybe they think that it's ''one'' dragon who has two different human forms for some reason, but then you'd think that they could just ''ask'' Myrrh and find out.
** Consider the following: they consider the Great Dragon(s) to be like deities, these elusive and sacred beings. Most likely, it didn't occur to them to just walk up to them and ASK this type of question.
** It seems implied that the people of the village see Myrrh as Morva's successor. They are separate entities, but are two parts of the same whole to these people. Myrrh outright states that the Morva preached about dragons being part monster and part human, thereby not fitting in anywhere. That is why they are so enigmatic, they hide themselves from humanity. Thus, they were mistaken as gods. In the ending where Myrrh decides to live in Caer Pelyn, the people kinda get used to her just being an especially long-lived and powerful child and fall out of worshipping her as an untouchable deity. In other words, [[FridgeBrilliance they humanized her in their own minds]], something that Morva thought was impossible. This does raise the question as to why it never occurred to Morva that maybe the people that worship him might just be cool with it if he had decided to live with them... but no one ever said that Manaketes in FE weren't flawed (quite the opposite in fact given the many games where they were the antagonists).

** Alternatively, there's an enemy mage with Fire spell nearby during 5x, and the way Ephraim's group are likely to approach him, they would end up between him and the wall; later, in Chapter 8, the wall looks like it was damaged from that side. It ''could'' have been hit by a missed spell during Ephraim's assault, lleaving it weakened enough for Eirika to break through it later on.

* While Seth is [[OlderThanTheyThink far from the first]] [[CrutchCharacter Jagen-type]] to be useful long-term (Marcus in FE7, Oifey in the second part of FE4), why are he and the other crutch characters so much better than the TropeNamer? Well of course - Jagen was an old man, as was Marcus in FE6, and Arran was [[YourDaysAreNumbered dying of an illness]] that affected his ability to fight. Seth, much like the more modern Jagens, is in the prime of his life. He's not that much older than the main characters.

* While Seth is [[OlderThanTheyThink far from the first]] [[CrutchCharacter Jagen-type]] to be useful long-term (Marcus in Fire emblem 7, Oifey), why are he and the other crutch characters so much better than the TropeNamer? Well of course - Jagen was an old man, as was Marcus in Fire Emblem 6, and Arran was [[YourDaysAreNumbered dying of an illness]] that affected their ability to fight. Seth, much like the more modern jagens, is in the prime of his life. He's not that much older than the main characters.

* In Dozla's supports with Garcia, Garcia mentions how in the old days, it was important to be trained in multiple disciplines, even if you end up specializing in one overall. The B and A supports then go to [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments hilarious attempts where the two try archery and magic, not to have much success.]] The Fridge Brilliance, however, comes with the remakes of Marth's games, ''Shadow Dragon'' and ''Heroes of Light and Shadow''. These were the very first ''Fire Emblem'' games, putting them in the 'old days' of the series. The new reclass system allows nearly every unit to change to a new class, where they can learn the use of a new weapon while keeping the weapon experience they had before while their stats and growths change in the process. And finally, except for some rare occasions like the fighter who can become a decent dark mage and the cleric succeeding as a Pegasus Knight, the unit would most likely have been better off in the class they started out in. Just as Garcia and Dozla found out in their supports.

* In chapter 20, we learn from Myrrh that both of her true parents were killed in the first great war, and Morva adopted her. That same chapter, [[spoiler:Morva ends up being turned into a Draco Zombie that the party must fight. In the first part of the next chapter, there are conveniently two Draco Zombies sent to attack the party... which might just be Myrrh's parents. Myrrh has to see all three of her parents be revived by the Demon King and kill them again in the span of two chapters.]]

* Grado wasn't able to take over Frelia like they did Renais and Jehanna because Frelia's military was always well-equipped to handle Grado's forces. They have Pegasus Knights, which removes the air superiority that Grado usually has with their Wyvern Knights. Pegasi also have more RES than wyverns, which means that Grado's second distinctive unit, Dark Mages, are less effective against them (if they can even hit the Pegasi to begin with). If Hayden (a Ranger) and Innes (a Sniper) are any hint, Frelia may also have a significant archer division, which any sort of flying unit is weak against.

* Lyon tells Selena that only two Dragonstones in the world because he's referring to Morva and Myrrh.

* After you've gone into Creature Campaign on a completed file, you can no longer view the epilogue... [[WMG/FireEmblem because the Creature Campaign specifically takes place]] ''[[WMG/FireEmblem after]]'' [[WMG/FireEmblem the epilogue]]. Therefore, Innes is already King of Frelia and Hayden is either retired or dead.