It is the main antagonistic country in the game. Grado is the largest country of Magvel and its eponymous founder, Grado, was the leader of the Five Heroes who stood against the Demon King. His son, the necromancer Lyon, is a good friend of Ephraim and Eirika, who are appalled and confused by Grado's sudden betrayal. Grado: The Grado Empire is ruled by Vigarde, the Silent Emperor.It was founded by the saintly Latona, one of the Five Heroes. His heir is his niece L'Arachel, the troubadour. Rausten: The theocracy of Rausten is ruled by Mansel, the Divine Emperor, wherein he claims to be a descendant of the saintly Latona.Since the nation exists mostly in the desert, there seems to be a heavy focus on being a mercenary in order to earn your daily bread. Jehanna: The kingdom of Jehanna is ruled by Ismaire, the Queen of the White Dunes.Frelia is also home to pegasi which are trained for military purposes. Frelia: The kingdom of Frelia is ruled by Hayden, the venerable Sage King and the father of the pegasus knight Tana and the sniper Innes.It is the home of the twin lords Ephraim and Eirika. Renais: The kingdom of Renais is ruled by Fado, the peerless Warrior King.It is home to six nation-states, with each nation having its own unique culture and variant governments ranging from monarchies to a democratic-republic type nation: The Sacred Stones takes place on the continent of Magvel. The game was designed as a tribute to Fire Emblem Gaiden and thus shares many features from its predecessors, such as a traversable world map, dual Lords, split route, multiple promotion options, and optional battles outside of the main story. According to the Making of Fire Emblem book, it was because of Flagship's founder, Yoshiki Okamoto, that The Sacred Stones was released before Path of Radiance. Most of the game's development was handled by external staff (mostly from Flagship notably, Senri Kita became involved with Fire Emblem during this time). As part of the reward, all ten games, including The Sacred Stones, remained exclusive to the Ambassador Program for the lifetime of the 3DS and were never made available for general sale on the platform.ĭevelopment of The Sacred Stones began at some point after Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. Two days after the announcement, on December 16, Nintendo released all ten titles worldwide to 3DS owners that qualified for the Ambassador program. Members of the Ambassador Program were rewarded with a selection of ten free-to-download Game Boy Advance titles, including Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones. This program was instituted as a reward for early adopters of the handheld that purchased it at the original launch price due to the handheld undergoing a large price drop in hopes of boosting sales. On December 14, 2011, Nintendo announced the Nintendo 3DS Ambassador Program.
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