#3-- Michalis attacks Valencia. Because it's easier to write than future!Judgral, and because I want Alm and Cellica to kick his ass. Bows have crazy range in FE2, after all-- dracoknights would be toast.
After exploring TearRing Saga a bit, I believe there's yet another option for the "other continent" now. There's an interesting thread on that here (http://serenesforest.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=20243), though I haven't gotten far enough into the game yet to remark on it myself. That said, Valencia is still my favorite option, because the idea of Alm and Cellica kicking Michalis's butt is just so satisfying on some level. (Loved how you incorporated gameplay elements into that, btw.)
re: Rody, for some reason I read him as Abel at first -- for me it was indicative of how far removed Minerva had become from reality that she had even forgotten Est's ex-husband... But I figured that couldn't make much sense, since Abel went bye-bye too.
I think I'm going to attempt an essay (essay an essay, hah) about what happens when writers get too comfortable with their own versions of characters
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#3-- Michalis attacks Valencia. Because it's easier to write than future!Judgral, and because I want Alm and Cellica to kick his ass. Bows have crazy range in FE2, after all-- dracoknights would be toast.
After exploring TearRing Saga a bit, I believe there's yet another option for the "other continent" now. There's an interesting thread on that here (http://serenesforest.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=20243), though I haven't gotten far enough into the game yet to remark on it myself. That said, Valencia is still my favorite option, because the idea of Alm and Cellica kicking Michalis's butt is just so satisfying on some level. (Loved how you incorporated gameplay elements into that, btw.)
re: Rody, for some reason I read him as Abel at first -- for me it was indicative of how far removed Minerva had become from reality that she had even forgotten Est's ex-husband... But I figured that couldn't make much sense, since Abel went bye-bye too.
I think I'm going to attempt an essay (essay an essay, hah) about what happens when writers get too comfortable with their own versions of characters
I look forward to seeing this too.