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Alright, let's continue the magic trees. After "Nature Prevail" comes "Holy Light".
So..like the name suggest we focus today on Light users and the "church" believers.

Sprite wise, the trainee is based on a old version of the priest (FE6) and the elite is based
on the new version of the bishop (FE8). No big changes here since the "church" member's
sprites have already evolved alot between the three GBA games. I was surprised at first,
but I welcome this sprite work of the original creators and used both versions in the sheet.

The great edition part came for the custom skins, for most based on Lucius and Serra from FE7.
I know he is a man, but since Lucius's sprite match both gender it can easealy be used as base
for any long haired character, or "twin-like" brother/sister.

Now, let see this sheet in the conseptual side:

Path X, Class 0: "Children"
(not necesserely a kid, here it's the religious sense) is the trainee of this tree.
No attack, poor Def, well..it's a basic healer. Children are orphans, poors or child
of Cardinals raised by the church.

Path A, Class 1: "Sister/Priest"
The classical 1st class healers, resperctful of the laws they refuse to use
the light to hurt pepole and let their faith guide them and protect them.

Path B, Class 1: "Nun/Monk"
1st class light magic users. They beleive in virtue, and protect the sisters.
Most of those who are authorised to use light at this point are men.

Path A, Class 2: "Mother/Bishop"
Whaterver his 1st path was, at this point there is no turn back, only those with faith
are authorized to use both Light and Staffs. Bishop leads groups of children and sisters.

Path B, Class 2: "Summoner"
Maybe because they used the power too early, Summoners lost their faith and beleive now in
Faith and Nature instead of God. They still are rightfull but an Atk unit usig both Light and Anima.

Path A, Class 3: "Senior Nun/Cardinal"
Cardinal is the Elite of the church, and are blessed with the "Demon Extermination" ability.
This class deal twice damage against demons and undead units. Due to their power, the church
have a great grip on the small villages whose security depends on their good will...and donations.

Path B, Class 3: "Animist"
Power of church ? Money ? This is nonsense for animist, who live as hermit or simply like mages.
They master Light and Anima, but can also summon elemental spirits on the battlefield. It's
dangerous to underestimate an Animist, but since they in the side of Virtue only bandits do so.

Path C, Class 1: "Troubadour"
Troubadour are former Sisters who were not made to live in a church. Some leaved by themself,
others had a "last chance" to stay in the path of light and had to prove their faith as healers.

Path C, Class 2-3: "Valkyria - Sacred Knight"
Whatever the name we gave them, and if there were excomunied or not, these elite troubadour
fight for the poor and the innocent regardless of the church. They are a symbol of freedom. Light
and Staff users, what make them usefull is not her strengh, but the mobility of their mount.
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Sacred Pegasi are "Saint troubadours" (or one chosen by a wild pegasi too). They gain the Fly
ability of their new mount, and the church use the ones it has anoblish as it's symbol, to prevent
the feminist notion to become visible, and keep in check the "wild troubadours".

Path X Class X: "Mage knight"
Some pepole are born in church but never was faithful, and like some sisters are not ment
to live in church, some troubadour fail in their task and prefear to become Mage Knights.

Note 1:
In the extra sprites you can see a "sacred staff", a little too overpowered (sprite wise)
what was ment to be the Sacred Pegasi weapon.

Note 2:
The way to write th "path and class" is made on purpose, but only style wise. I am not to give
or take any offense conserning the "religious" consepts used here, sorry if is is the case, but
like any strong consepts, it need strong bases.

Legal content:
Fire Emblem bases sprites and consepts belong to their original owners.
Custom sprites belong to me, please give credit and ask for permission.
This game's "religion" is not related to any real religion, do not be offended.

Description
Alright, let's continue the magic trees. After "Nature Prevail" comes "Holy Light".
So..like the name suggest we focus today on Light users and the "church" believers.

Sprite wise, the trainee is based on a old version of the priest (FE6) and the elite is based
on the new version of the bishop (FE8). No big changes here since the "church" member's
sprites have already evolved alot between the three GBA games. I was surprised at first,
but I welcome this sprite work of the original creators and used both versions in the sheet.

The great edition part came for the custom skins, for most based on Lucius and Serra from FE7.
I know he is a man, but since Lucius's sprite match both gender it can easealy be used as base
for any long haired character, or "twin-like" brother/sister.

Now, let see this sheet in the conseptual side:

Path X, Class 0: "Children"
(not necesserely a kid, here it's the religious sense) is the trainee of this tree.
No attack, poor Def, well..it's a basic healer. Children are orphans, poors or child
of Cardinals raised by the church.

Path A, Class 1: "Sister/Priest"
The classical 1st class healers, resperctful of the laws they refuse to use
the light to hurt pepole and let their faith guide them and protect them.

Path B, Class 1: "Nun/Monk"
1st class light magic users. They beleive in virtue, and protect the sisters.
Most of those who are authorised to use light at this point are men.

Path A, Class 2: "Mother/Bishop"
Whaterver his 1st path was, at this point there is no turn back, only those with faith
are authorized to use both Light and Staffs. Bishop leads groups of children and sisters.

Path B, Class 2: "Summoner"
Maybe because they used the power too early, Summoners lost their faith and beleive now in
Faith and Nature instead of God. They still are rightfull but an Atk unit usig both Light and Anima.

Path A, Class 3: "Senior Nun/Cardinal"
Cardinal is the Elite of the church, and are blessed with the "Demon Extermination" ability.
This class deal twice damage against demons and undead units. Due to their power, the church
have a great grip on the small villages whose security depends on their good will...and donations.

Path B, Class 3: "Animist"
Power of church ? Money ? This is nonsense for animist, who live as hermit or simply like mages.
They master Light and Anima, but can also summon elemental spirits on the battlefield. It's
dangerous to underestimate an Animist, but since they in the side of Virtue only bandits do so.

Path C, Class 1: "Troubadour"
Troubadour are former Sisters who were not made to live in a church. Some leaved by themself,
others had a "last chance" to stay in the path of light and had to prove their faith as healers.

Path C, Class 2-3: "Valkyria - Sacred Knight"
Whatever the name we gave them, and if there were excomunied or not, these elite troubadour
fight for the poor and the innocent regardless of the church. They are a symbol of freedom. Light
and Staff users, what make them usefull is not her strengh, but the mobility of their mount.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sacred Pegasi are "Saint troubadours" (or one chosen by a wild pegasi too). They gain the Fly
ability of their new mount, and the church use the ones it has anoblish as it's symbol, to prevent
the feminist notion to become visible, and keep in check the "wild troubadours".

Path X Class X: "Mage knight"
Some pepole are born in church but never was faithful, and like some sisters are not ment
to live in church, some troubadour fail in their task and prefear to become Mage Knights.

Note 1:
In the extra sprites you can see a "sacred staff", a little too overpowered (sprite wise)
what was ment to be the Sacred Pegasi weapon.

Note 2:
The way to write th "path and class" is made on purpose, but only style wise. I am not to give
or take any offense conserning the "religious" consepts used here, sorry if is is the case, but
like any strong consepts, it need strong bases.

Legal content:
Fire Emblem bases sprites and consepts belong to their original owners.
Custom sprites belong to me, please give credit and ask for permission.
This game's "religion" is not related to any real religion, do not be offended.