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No, I already have this, and I don't think the map chips are in there. I'm looking specifically for the chips when animations are off. The ones you move on the map

I've been looking for overhead sprites to use for some little projects. I've been unable to find any of the fan-made sprites in the resource. Are those not public?

The issue is resolved and the game functions as it ought to!

A very noticeable issue has occurred within the transfer over to Dropbox that causes the game to crash. This will be fixed within a week, hopefully

Hello! Welcome to my Passion Project- The Phoenix Rebellion! Play the Demo Here! What is The Phoenix Rebellion?: The Phoenix Rebellion is a project I have been working on for quite some time now. It started as a Rom Hack, with me not having a clue on what to do, and was also dubbed "The Desert Rebellion". Since the very concept of this game, it's become it's own work: It's not really a Fire Emblem fan project anymore, though it still takes many nods from the series, as it is my inspiration. The Phoenix Rebellion is the beginning tale of two children, who will one day save the world, as they fight to take back their country, Uhai, from the mountain warriors of Zunbae. One is a princess, who is bratty and mischievous. The other is a peasant, who seems to have lifeless eyes. They are joined by their caretakers who spearhead the rebellion, and are key members to it's success- They simply don't know it yet. Similar to Fire Emblem, in The Phoenix Rebellion, you'll take control of a small force or rebels aiming to free the country. Every move is important, as permadeath is in play. There are plenty of objectives to complete, including side objectives that will reward you should you complete them. There are currently 4 difficulties that you can play on, as well as a few challenges you can subject yourself to. Difficulties: Easy, Normal, Hard, and Pain. Pain is.. uncomplete, and I would not recommend trying it. Easy mode grants double experience, while Hard and Pain mode increase the stats of classes. This affects recruitable enemies too! Challenges: 0% Growths, Skillless, Critless, TrueHit, Play Perfectly, and Playing with Poison What the challenges do: Things to note about The Phoenix Rebellion: Screenshots: Bugs/Issues:

This hack was just flat out beautiful. A great story, wonderful characters, it made me smile plenty of times. I absolutely loved the interactions that Vance and Ava had, the pacing was great and the character growth showed marvelously. The way every chapter and interaction flowed just felt appropriate, and I enjoyed every second of it. I think the only real problem I had was Aaron, as the gaiden chapters made it sound like he was gonna have a bigger part in the story, but he kinda just... dropped off after he joined the main team, minus the interactions he had with other Aksum characters. The difficulty was good, but I feel it kinda spiraled from difficult in the first parts to not very challenging at the endgame. That may just be from me getting heavily rng screwed in the first part though, I'm not sure. Either way, the game was magnificent; it's probably my favorite Hack, and it might just work it's way up there to one of my favorite games. Marvelous job!

What music was the Braxian's Boss theme from? Its sooo gooooood

Small update: Just to show that the project is indeed being worked on. Green Highlights means it's already been implemented Orange Means that it is being worked on, but not by me, and has a Not applicable time of being released Red means that I can't do it as I have been unable to purchase the full version of srpg studio yet. I'll be able to very soon, but at the moment, it is not possible. Story wise, I am working on the finer details, I just haven't put it in the game yet.

I should have mentioned this, but I didnt think to since it was such a quick change- I have added weapon level AND build to be shown, and I changed pursuit values so it can be done by anybody, although at the moment- only Zacke can double. Plot Introduction will include the tutorial you were asking about.

Hello there! Some people might have seen me in the concepts part of the forum, but my name is Justin Dreams, an aspiring story teller. This is my first attempt at any kind of fire emblem fan project, and the main idea is to work on my story telling. The Desert's Rebellion is a introduction of sorts to what I would like to be a series, featuring the adventures of Miclas and Tsura. The Desert's Rebellion will tell the tale of how the two met, and worked together to free their country, Uhai, from the Emperor of Zunbae, a rival nation. A 'brief' summary: What we currently have- A Demo! A very alpha state demo at that. I wanted to get this out for one main reason- to show dedication. I'm no good at making sprites- as I've discovered, and Im still very new to game balancing and level design, so I want to show Im dedicated to this project, so that other people who may want to help will know that efforts will not go to waste. Dropbox download- You need the srpg studio to play the game atm, but the demo version is free, and you can play it on that Current Changes that will be fixed in the next version: Please note that story and narration has not been added to the story yet, but will be by the next playable version Conclusion Like I said, I'm still very new to this, so any and all criticism I'm in desperate need for, so please feel free to message me or post here about anything! Screenshots Credits

Nvm Idk how to close this

I've officially made a demo- and with that, I'm going to be closing this thread and posting a new one in the project one- with a playable demo and such.

Campaign chapters are like fe4 in design, but I dont intend for them to be supersized. A brief description of Campaign chapters: They are the biggest chapters out of all the others, but they're not to the size of fe4, I dont think. They will feature multiple goals, usually about 3, but I think I gave the first one 4, usually pertaining to mid bosses guarding areas. To keep them interesting, events would happen every map, like the wild animals I described earlier, and(If I can figure out how to do it) fog of war chapters. In play testing the first one, it took me about 15 turns on average, but usually I was using the prepremotes to test if events would trigger and so forth. If I could make fog of war work, then it would last a tad bit longer. Thanks to limited vision. Also all the enemies were using the same weapons and I intend to change that.

Im going to be completely honest, setting bases had never occured to me until I read this. Like I had a general idea of what bases enemies and units would have, thanks to the Gba games, but Ive so far been going in and just deciding what I wanted the enemies to have base wise. In recent news, over break Ive created a rough draft of how I want every chapter to go. Said rough draft includes: 29 chapters, including a Prologue, a small side quest chapter, and the finale. 3 Major Antagonists, and a Final Antagonist 7 Campaign Chapters that mirror fe4's maps. 6 City chapters that have a seperate goal to obtain 2 Cave chapters with different kinds of enemies 5 Simple Sieze maps 3 Boss fight chapters And then some Also created 8 more player units who will appear at various times

Currently just the Demo. Im waiting just a little longer to get the full version; some financial things need to be finalized, what with the holidays and all