In the Sword of Fire, it is often said that S L is invincible, what does it mean?

Although the upstairs answer was good, there was a lot more to add.

If you're using an emulator.

Then there are two biggest functions of SL, one is the concave point (with the GPA but it is much more troublesome), and the other is to brush the fighting field.

As for what a concave is, I don't know if it's okay, but you can also ask. If you know that the concave point is still using a simulator, it is really invincible.

If it's a GBA, then the only thing that is more useful for SL is to replay the level and the first level to train people to level up quickly, and then archive, and then save it when the next level comes out, and then kill and upgrade, and add a point that is not ideal to read. The same applies to the simulator. This is all for the more novice people.

The gods are still concave.

Why do some people say that they are invincible? Maybe he's a simulator plus a concave point, or maybe he hasn't played the GBA three games of Fire Emblem at all, and he's just blind to YY.

Upstairs should be an old bird, but you may not understand the concave point, you can refer to it.

The protagonist tries to convince the magician Nino on the right as quickly as possible, and then uses the magician he has already persuaded to convince the assassin, but the assassin will not join directly, and will be automatically added in the next chapter.

Also, don't use the mage to go to the assassin, so the mage will die on the way, just use a strong unit to rescue the assassin to the mage. Also pay attention to the treasure chests in this chapter.

First the protagonist says the magician, and then the magician says the assassin, the protagonist should be careful, it is best to let someone (knight) rescue it first so that you can arrive safely!

First the protagonist speaks of the magician, and then the magician speaks of the assassin.

The ** girl who used the horse riding was shouted from the house below the previous sentence.

The red-haired female magic knight, who just received it in the first few chapters, use her to talk, don't be afraid, her range of activity is larger than that of Lei Wan, as long as you use other people to eliminate the miscellaneous soldiers, you can swagger to talk. But if you play the Hagtor chapter (Heavy Armor Lord, Make Axe), you have to pay attention, Rewan is the one who takes the initiative to attack.

Lewan appears in chapter 16. The red-haired magic knight who joined in chapter fourteen to talk about him, that's Sister Rewan.

Maybe you're talking about someone else, so it's more convenient to give you a guide.

The red-haired priest's sister paper - Priscilla.

Priscilla.

That eldest lady Valkyrie.

The first xenomorph that Nagel did, but it failed. The main body seems to be the comrade-in-arms of the priest who joins in the final second chapter.

It's not an important task, it's not easy to kill, and there's no need to kill, it's just an episode.

For the convenience of reading, I took a screenshot of the guide and sorted it by serial number.

The first one, the second one.

The third and the fourth.

The fifth, the sixth.

Seventh, eighth.

As soon as you appear in the junior profession, it is worth cultivating, practice well in the arena, and then change jobs after training to level 20, you can become very strong.

On the contrary, as soon as you appear, you will change your career for the second time, and there is not much room for ability improvement.

In addition to the three protagonists who must practice, the ace lineup is: Kent, Ike, Orson, Disease, Lewan, Canaans (equipped with Moonlight Invincible), and Daz.

Others can practice or not, either they change careers once they appear, and there is no room for improvement, or they are compared by their peers, and they can arrange troops according to their personal preferences.

I'll give you a link, it's very detailed.