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No shotgun.

The Gourd Lake map was chosen essentially because it is empty as fuck.

@Prince of Seraphs Are the groups set are would they be shuffled when the environment changes around them? I have been wondering for a while now.

@Lugubrious@Kafka Komedy
Whats the source of magic in Fire Emblem and Bravely Default respectively.

In Fire Emblem, I believe magic is derived from natural ability in an individual and then channeled outward through the use of tomes and staves.

Magic in Bravely Default is a channeled purely through the user, Draining there "MP" which probably stands for some kind of stamina considering some non-magical attacks use it.

@Prince of Seraphs Ah, I think you are referring to the Holy Pillar. That's not where magic comes from, that's simply a huge pillar of transdimensional energy (SP, as it's called in game). It normally allows travel between parallel universes, but said energies can also be harnessed to alter time. The heroes have a device that can store a little of said energy. They can use it to briefly stop time, but if there is enough SP, then the Compass of Space and Time can send users through time, either forwards or backwards. At least, that's how i understand it.

As for the crystals, they seem to power the world's magic, since, although everyone can use magic freely once they're destroyed, the oceans stagnate and the wind refuses to blow.

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But it doesn't have an external source like in Guilty Gear or some of the Final Fantasy games such as a God of Magic or some form of other realm.

In Bravely Default for instance wasn't there a pillar of pure magical energy that Kaiser tapped into for time travel.

Because of this, even if Henry could have heard or witnessed the arrival and ominous discussion of the five Big Sisters atop their raft of ice in the lake, he did not.