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The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky ( 英雄伝説 ( えいゆうでんせつ ) VI 空の軌跡 ( ソラノキセキ ) ; subsequently releases: 英雄伝説 ( えいゆうでんせつ ) 空の軌跡 ( ソラノキセキ ) FC ) is a role-playing game developed and published by Nihon Falcom for Windows in 2004, and the outset installment in the Trails serial. It was afterward re-released for PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita besides every bit mobile phones. Subsequently release names driblet the "VI" and add "FC" (stands for "First Chapter") to distinguish it from its sequels, while the English language release names do not retain the "FC". Information technology was directed by Toshihiro Kondo and produced past Masayuki Kato.

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Synopsis

Setting

Trails in the Sky FC is the showtime game on the continent of Zemuria, fix in the yr of South.1202, 50 years after the Orbal Revolution makes magic attainable to everyone through the use of orbments, enabling new developments and simplifying many aspects from common life to warfare, while complicating others.

Trails in the Sky FC establishes virtually of the world for future installments in the serial and sets up the plot for the next game, Trails in the Sky SC.

Story

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Trails in the Sky FC follows the journey of Estelle and Joshua Brilliant, as they train to become bracers in the Liberl Kingdom. Spurred by the disappearance of their father, they travel through the five regions of Rolent, Bose, Ruan, Zeiss, and finally Grancel. From the small-calibration theft of an expensive crystal to a state-broad conspiracy with a mysterious black orbment at its centre, their journeying through the regions has them encountering challenges they must solve as they encounter all facets of the Liberl state in their pursuit of the rank of a senior bracer.

Gameplay

The game world consists of field maps where the characters can movement freely and collaborate with NPCs or open up chests. On nigh maps the camera tin exist rotated to view the field from different perspectives. Some maps accept enemies present on the field, which on contact between the characters and the enemies will engage into combat screen. To improve the character's combat performance, they tin can visit shops to purchase equipment, orbal factories to upgrade their gainsay orbment and create new quartz to ameliorate their capabilities and arts, or restaurants to purchase nutrient and learn new recipes to cook.

The game starts in the region of Rolent, with the characters traveling around the kingdom as the game progresses. The game's main storyline is avant-garde through the Bracer Order, with sidequests that can be started at the guild's request board or simply past talking to NPCs. Completing sidequests rewards Mira, the game'southward currency, equally well as Bracer Points (BP) and sometimes other items. Special conditions during quests can grant bonus BP, Mira, or items, and accumulating enough BP grants its own rewards.

Combat Mechanics

Combat is held in a carve up screen with a map consisting of a filigree of 17x17 square tiles (though some locations may exist more restricted). The position each character starts in can be predetermined to an extent from the Tactics card outside of battle. If the battle is started by contact with an enemy on the field, the way contact was made tin can too influence how the battle starts: contacting an enemy from the dorsum will have the characters kickoff with preemptive reward, which has all of the characters' turns happen earlier whatsoever enemy turn; having an enemy contact the characters from their dorsum will have the characters ambushed and be surrounded past enemies in combat map while the enemies become the first plough.

Each character and enemy takes their turn sequentially according to the Boxing Club Bar shown on the left of gainsay screen, which can exist contradistinct past deportment that increase or decrease the unit's AT Delay. Options for characters are: Motility, Attack, Art, Craft, Item and Run. Each action has its own Delay value, which affects how before long the grapheme's side by side turn will occur. In the Battle Order Bar there will sometimes be a bonus given to a unit of measurement at a certain turn. The bonus can be taken past someone else by killing, delaying or advancing his destined bearer, increasing the tactical aspect of the battles.

Move: Allows the character to move to a dissimilar unoccupied tile than the i they are currently on without taking whatsoever other action. The motility range of the graphic symbol is determined past their MOV stat and whatsoever buffs or debuffs agile on them.
Attack: The character moves upward to and uses equipped weapon to deal damage to an enemy within range. Unlike weapons have different ranges and areas of effect.
Art: Magic spells that become available basing on the combination of quartz you have equipped on that graphic symbol'southward orbment. Casting arts requires EP and takes time to cast, and its also possible to have the casting process canceled by special attacks.
Craft: Skills unique to each grapheme with varying furnishings that require CP to use. Unlike arts, crafts are instantaneous and CP is generated through combat.
- Southward-Craft: A special type of craft that requires at least 100 CP. The South-Craft can exist activated on the character's turn or through an South-Break, where the character's set Southward-Arts and crafts can exist triggered on the press of a push that depends on the graphic symbol's slot. When performing an Due south-Break, after the electric current turn has finished, the grapheme's turn volition move upwards and they will perform their S-Craft straight abroad, adding the S-Craft'south delay to the delay they had when the S-Break was performed. This tin can prove a useful tool for urgent needs, or to steal bonus events (such as "Critical" or "STR Up") with S-Breaks to further raise the damage output of the attack, but it tin can backfire every bit the graphic symbol'south CP volition ever drop down to 0 after apply, and the delay until their next turn may be so long as to leave them open to several enemy turns; some conditions can too preclude S-Breaks from being used at all.
Item: The graphic symbol uses an item on themselves or an ally in range. Items include prepared nutrient, which has a broad variety of furnishings available.
Run: The boxing ends immediately without obtaining any items or feel, and the enemies volition be temporarily unable to exist fought on the field. Annotation that some battles do non allow running.

Both characters and enemies can be afflicted with stat buffs, debuffs, and condition effects, which tin can modify the tide of battle. Being prepared to deal with (and dish out) abnormalities is critical to the success of the party.

Combat ends when all enemies are defeated, the entire party is knocked out, or the characters run. Having the party wiped out will normally result in a gameover, merely some battles practise not require a win in order to motility forward. If the battle is won, the party will obtain whatsoever dropped items and sepith from the enemies as well as experience points. If the characters are beneath the enemies' level, encounters will give significantly more experience to the characters, ensuring they take hold of up chop-chop. If they are above the enemies' level, the characters will gain significantly less, preventing experience grinding from being either necessary or profitable.

Evolution

Afterwards the release of Eiyuu Densetsu V: Umi no Oriuta for PC in 1999, Falcom decided non further to develop the earth of Gagharv and started working on a new world.^[one] For this world they borrowed many components from the Gagharv trilogy, such as villages filled with NPC that you can interact. To create a sense of distinctiveness for the new series, they stuck with the theme of an industrial revolution.

I employee's interest in mechanical clockworks led to the idea of combining these with magical powers. From this, the Orbment (a portmanteau of 'orb' and 'move') device was born. For the atmosphere of Liberl, the developers permit themselves inspired past images of Swiss and Austria. The rest of the kingdom was shaped later on Thailand, where Falcom president Toshihiro Kondo resided for a while.

In contrast to the Gagharv trilogy, Kondo wanted to have a female protagonist. Since the team responded somewhat bewildered to this proposal, they initially swapped Estelle Brilliant and Joshua Bright'south sexes; Estelle wore Joshua's outfit and vice versa. They added characters with more than experience to supervise the 2 inexperienced protagonists, which ended up becoming Scherazard Harvey and Agate Crosner. Zin Vathek was initially called Sidoh Vassek. Orbments were initially called 'Prisms,' merely Falcom wanted to introduce a new term for the device and somewhen settled on 'Orbment.'

There were likewise plans to have Estelle'south begetter, Cassius Vivid, dice in the early on stages of the game to create a shock effect, but all the same plan was scrapped. Kondo felt that having someone as strong as Cassius' alongside the protagonists would limit their growth throughout the game.

Proclamation

Header of the first website.

Falcom started teasing 'the next Legend of Heroes' game in their Hot Information newsletter throughout 2002. They revealed the title of the game, shared screenshots to show off the game's 3D environments and provided the post-obit description in English:

"After the disruption of the globe, people who lost all live a dissolute life. But "Orbment", the great fortune which "Sept-Terrion" left, bring the hope to the people who survived. "Orbment", which people made "Septium" into, gave people a lite, warmth, and power. The workings of people are spreading over sea and heaven again. Liberl Kingdom, the pocket-sized constitutional monarchy whitch Princess Arisia governs, prosper being second to none as an "Orbment" exporting country. "Orbment" whitch made in Liberl Kingdom is good quality in comparison with the great neighboring powers' one. People alive strongly cling to something on the earth where a blade of glass had not left. No "road" may exit this world from the first. If many people walk, that place would become a "road"."
— Sora no Kiseki, early flyers

Falcom revealed the game in earnest in March 2003.^[2] It was announced as a new world and setting from the previous games of the Gagharv Trilogy. They also confirmed that the protagonist would be a female character.

Photograph of the script used for *Sora no Kiseki FC*.

In an interview with the developers published around the same time,^[3] they initially pondered whether to go on building on the world established in the Gagharv Trilogy or to make some loose connection. They re-evaluated the older titles in the series to determine what their players liked, which differed from person to person. Favourite aspects include the combination of a male and female protagonist, the moralising only otherwise good-natured characters in the world and one-time characters, simply besides the serious themes that came with societies and civilisations wrapped in an overarching story.

How The Fable of Heroes Five: Cagesong of the Ocean tied the loose ends of the previous two games together, was much appreciated past fans and development members alike. Rather than expanding on what all of them considered to be a finished story, they started drafting a new challenge to contain their experiences from the Gagharv Trilogy even more than profoundly. As Falcom started from scratch again, the development squad began their brainstorm sessions.

They revealed the new world of the Liberl Kingdom, Bracer Guilds and Orbments and 6 main characters: Estelle Bright, Joshua Bright, Olivier Lenheim, Scherazard Harvey, Tita Russell, and Agate Crosner.

Release

Eiyuu Densetsu Half dozen: Sora no Kiseki was released on June 24, 2004. The beginning edition of the game was shipped with the Sora no Kiseki Visual Guide & Materials, the Sora no Kiseki Super Accommodate Version CD and the Hoshi no Arika single CD.

Trails in the Sky FC was initially released as Eiyuu Densetsu VI: Sora no Kiseki for Windows on 24 June 2004. A port for the PlayStation Portable was released in Nippon on 29 March 2006. Through a collaboration with XSEED, this PSP version was localised and released as The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Heaven in Due north America 29 March 2011 and in Europe, published past Ghostlight Games, on 4 November 2011. XSEED released an upgraded PC version of the game through Steam on 29 July 2014, which makes apply of the high-resolution avails of the PlayStation 3 release, which released only in Japan on 13 December 2012. An upgraded port of the PSP version as office of Chara-Ani's 'Development series' for PlayStation Vita was released on 11 June 2015.

Scrapped content

In the game's Prologue, Professor Alba's explanation on the Sept-Terrion, the Ancient Zemurian civilisation, and the Aureole was initially planned to have one groundwork visual for each of the three topics.

Farther proof that FC and SC were initially in evolution equally one game tin be found in the game files. Portraits of the following characters take been replaced with 'Now Printing' text, referring to the upcoming release of SC: Bleublanc (230), Mary-Ann (subsequently renamed to Luciola, 240), Walter (250) and Renne (260).

Reception

Production credits

Main article: The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Heaven FC/Credits

Gallery

Primal Visuals

Concept Art

Fundamental Visuals (Evo)

Visuals (Evo)

Other Artwork

References

↑ http://www.4gamer.cyberspace/games/242/G024286/20140127031/
↑ https://web.annal.org/web/20030621090253/http://www.falcom.com:80/info/index.html
↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20030523190346/http://world wide web.falcom.com:lxxx/info/ed6/index.html

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Characters
Playable	Estelle Vivid - Joshua Bright - Scherazard Harvey - Olivier Lenheim - Kloe Rinz - Agate Crosner - Tita Russell - Zin Vathek
Major	Alan Richard - Alba - Albert Russell - Alicia von Auslese - Anelace Elfead - Cassius Bright - Dorothy Hyatt - Dunan von Auslese - Gilbert Stein - Josette Capua - Julia Schwarz - Kanone Amalthea - Kurt Nardin - Lorence Belgar - Maximillian Cid - Mayor Klaus - Mayor Maybelle - Morgan - Morris Dalmore - Mueller Vander - Murdock - Nial Burns - Theresa
Small	Aina Holden - Carna - Clem - Collins - Daniel - Deen - Don Capua - Elnan - Grant - Gustav - Hans - Hilda - Jean - Jill Ridonor - Joseph - Kilika Rouran - Kyle Capua - Lila - Lugran - Mary - Phillip Runall - Polly - Rais - Rocco
Locations - Liberl
Rolent	Brilliant Family unit Business firm - City of Rolent (Sewers) - Elize Highway - Esmelas Tower - Gurune Gate - Malga Mine - Mistwald Forest - Perzel Farm - Verte Bridge
Bose	Amberl Tower - City of Bose (Market) - Haken Gate - Krone Pass - Nebel Valley (Sky Bandit'south Stronghold) - Ravennue Village (Ravennue Mine) - Valleria Lakeshore - Verte Bridge
Ruan	Air-Letten - City of Ruan - Jenis Royal Academy - Krone Pass - Manoria Village - Mercia Orphanage - Sapphirl Tower - Varenne Lighthouse
Zeiss	Air-Letten - Carnelia Tower - Metropolis of Zeiss (Central Factory) - Elmo Village - Leiston Fortress - Limestone Cave - Sanktheim Gate - Wolf Fort
Grancel	City of Grancel (Castle - Cathedral - K Arena - Liberl News Service - Sealed Area - Sewers) - Erbe Royal Villa - Gurune Gate - Sanktheim Gate
Airborne	Arseille - Bobcat - Leibnitz - Linde
Gameplay
Terminology	Bracer Guild - Orbments - Sept-Terrion - Septian Church building - Septium
Mechanics	Abnormal Status - Boxing Order Bonus - Combat Mechanics - Combat Orbment - Arts and crafts - Orbal Fine art - Quartz - S-Craft
Lists	Achievements - Armor - Books - Chests - Crafts - Enemies - NPCs - Orbal Arts - Quartz - Quests - Recipes - Shops - Weapons
Illustrations
Types	Character Artwork - Concept Art - Official Artwork (Evo) - Screenshots - Visuals (Evo)
Music
Albums	Half dozen Original Sound Runway - Evolution Original Soundtrack - Unused Music - FC Super Arrange - Vocal Version - Sora no Kiseki Zanmai - Hoshi no Arika Zanmai - Nosotros Beloved Sora no Kiseki
Songs	"Sora no Kiseki" - "Amber Amour" - "Silver Will"