However, after the credits, it shows Max in a different land. The continent in which the game takes place is known as Rune. The game will often prompt the player to using of these characters and generally. Knights, regardless of design, serve on the frontline and are often the first members of the Force to meet the enemy head-on, allowing them to gain the ground over most battles.
They lack endurance and can fall quickly in battle, temptation is also to push them too far ahead of the other Force members, leaving them vulnerable to the enemy and can fall victim to the games few ambush battles. Centaur Knights are the main focus of the Shining Force and the player can acquire a total of 6 of them. Due to their movement speed and range, they are able to get into the fray first and combat any foe. However, they do not like rough terrain and during certain mid-late game battles, may be replaced with alternatives.
The Centaurs "core" battle is the plains battles in Chapter 4, at this point a player will have 5 of the 6 centaurs, where all 5 have potential to dominate their enemies over all other classes.
After this battle they become less useful until the last chapter of the game, having only a few potential battles where they excel. The game begins with the main Knight frontline focusing on Ken and Mae. Both of which can claim the spot of second weakest Knight overall depending on how their stats fair out, usually Mae will excel over Ken but depending on the luck of leveling, rare circumstances can leave Ken stronger then Mae. Ken, as a early-game knight, will be the first knight that will be unable to compete, followed by Mae.
Vankar and Earnest act as their replacements and can carry the Shining Force into late game. The Centaur Knights make use of spears and lances, with lances usually ending up stronger then spears.
Spears, however, provide the knights with a little attack range and this combined with their movement range, is why they often can excel over all other frontline fighters. They are slower then the Centaurs but handle rough terrain better, making some outdoor battles fall in their favour mid-late game. They can be replaced with a number of alternative characters, or ignored all together if the Knight class characters are strong enough to pull their own.
Since they can use Axes, they tend to deal heavier damage in the long run then the Knights and work best when both Luke and Gort are together on the field. Their higher defense means they can often take on boss characters quite well, taking a few hits more then most Force members before falling. Birdmen are the Forces first "flyers". While weak against range characters they do not fear any effects of the terrain hindering their progress.
As a result, however, they are quite weak and fall quickly if left unsupported. Their most notable battles they excel at are the battle against the Laser Eye in Chapter 3, and the Sea battles in Chapter 5. In the very last battle against Dark Dragon , they can also make use of their flying ability to gang up on Dark Dragon himself, who will take up much of the battlefield with his body.
Shining Force 1 is chapter based and easier to play. They are the most memorable ones in my opinion. A small band of warriors has been sent out on a dangerous journey to fight against the dark forces of Runefaust, and you are the leader. Prepare yourself for the ultimate battle! Directional Button D-button 2. Start Button Press to skip through Story screens and reach the Title screen. Button A 4. Button B 5. Button C. Pick the game you wish to copy with the D-button and press button A or C to select it.
Then select the space you wish to copy it to in the same way. If you make a mistake, highlight DEL and press button A or C, or to save time, just press button B to delete characters. You can place up to three separate games in the memory RAM. Best knight of the game, possible best knight ever. If classic franchises are like children, then this kid deserves all the attention he gets.
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She starts out good and takes alotta work to keep up. Anri: Very good. Make sure she is in your party til the end. Arthur: He is the only knight I have seen that can use magic.
He has an ok Attack power. Balbaroy: Stronger then Amon, over all better then her too. Take him over her. Bleu: He gets alot better but it takes too much work to raise him Just as soon leave him off.
Diane: Ok Archer. When you get her leave her in til you get Lyle. Domingo: Very good mage. Starts out weak spell wise but quickly climbs. Great defense. Earnest: My favorite knight. Probably the second best. Good for your team. Gong: Takes alotta work to keep up and if he falls behind he sucks and is impossible to get up again Gort: Best Warrior, but that's not saying much.
Better then Luke. Guntz: Slow but very good defense. Not really the best choice. Hans: Archer, the worst. He is ok at the beginning but never gets attack up so Hanzou: Great! Has magic and good att and is cool. Must have. Jogurt: He's completely worthless. DOn't put him on your team for anything. Ken: Your first knight. Pretty good but you get better. Give him a spear. Khris: A crappy healer Just leave her alone Kokichi: A flying knight.
Uh I guess he's ok, but I would reccomend a birdman. Lowe: Your first healer. He stays good as long as you keep him up. Luke: Another warrior. You get him first and he will seem strong, but eventually fall behind. Lyle: Your best Archer. Leave him in he is very strong. Mae: Maybe you can keep her. She's good defensive so put her in front. Only good when promoted.
Strong attack, Strong defense. Just give him a mobility ring and voila. The best. Pelle: The strongest knight. If you wanna knight on your team, he's your guy.
Tao: First mage. Gets up fast as your progress, keep her in the party all the way though. Torasu: Another healer Takes some leveling up though Vankar: Haha this guy is a loser. He'll disgraces it. Zylo: Strong attack and fast. He cuts through the forest, decide to leave him in the whole game or not. Chapter 1. Invasion of Runefaust When you start out the screen will be blank. Once you wake up, go talk to Lowe, then talk to Varios and then to Lowe again. Go ahead and check out the kingdom.
When you are done, go to the castle. The king will tell you to check out the Gate of the Ancients. Luke, Ken, Tao, Hans, and Lowe joins. Go back to the Guardiana Castle and talk to the king. He should give you gold coins.
Then leave the town you might have noticed the weapons shop, but you can only get items. The Wagon will take you to the gate, but unfortunately, there are monsters there. Now Egress. Return to the Gate, but don't enter. Instead go to the little house on the side. You can get Gong to join your team. Now you are ready to fight.
I recommend that you Egress a few times to raise levels. When you are done with that, another fight happens. Take out everyone and proceed you don't have to kill everyone, just have You enter the Castle. Upon your return you will find that your town has been ransacked. This is good in a few ways. First, go to the bar on your right, and get Gort to join.
Second, it makes the Shopkeeper open up the weapons.
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