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A smaller cast and a world map of optional fights distinguish Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones, the campaign from 2004 by Intelligent Systems and Nintendo. It is the other widely released Game Boy Advance Fire Emblem, separate from the first Western release.
Eirika and Ephraim split the war against Grado's monsters. Optional skirmishes on the map let you fight or walk past, a rhythm the tighter first Western campaign did not offer in the same way.
Permadeath still removes a fallen unit. The twin lords and the roaming monsters set this war apart from The Blazing Blade.
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