However, no one in your party can actually use it, not even Salem, your only dark magic user it also cannot be sold, due to being a Prf weapon.
In Thracia 776, you can actually steal the tome for yourself if you capture an enemy Dark Mage carrying the spellbook or use Tina's Thief staff. The image of a demonic-looking woman being embraced by skeletons in a hellish atmosphere is just a nightmarish sight to behold, especially in comparison to its Genealogy equivalent. Fire Emblem: Thracia 776: The graphics for the Hel spell ◊ (pictured above). Tailtiu had the worst fate though, as she was captured and physically abused by her sister-in-law, Hilda, for years, taking it for her little daughter Tine and died from both depression AND failing health from the beating. Erinys died of illness, Brigid suffered from amnesia, as seen below, Silvia and Lachesis go missing, and Ayra has possibly died in the battle, which could make her the only female victim of war from Sigurd's army. The worst thing is that among the few characters that survived (mostly the girls) often had a terrible fate. And you're unable to escape because the Royal Guard has you trapped in there. Think of it: not only is your leader incinerated to death by the Emperor (and after a Tear Jerker of a scene in which he gets to see that his wife has been brainwashed into marrying said Emperor), but then the whole army that you're a part of is bombarded by a storm of meteors. The way the Battle of Belhalla came to life. The Meteor spell is arguably less scarier, consisting of a high-pitched noise in the middle of a pitch black background followed by a comically big explosion. The Fenrir spell in particular features a creepy monsterous face staring at you in the middle of a pitch black background with what could be described as demonic sounding noises. Ditto for Fenrir and Meteor spells' sound effects, the sound of incoming danger from a distance spells impending doom for anyone unlucky enough to get hit. Made worse by the former conjuring an evil dragon with glowing red eyes out of it. The sound effects of the Loptous and Naga Spells are creepy as hell and can't be properly rendered by an emulator. Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War:. Someone hit by a spell from a Berserk staff will be sent on a blind, murderous rampage, attacking anything and everything that comes remotely near them. Later games make it a Dark spell, though the Tellius games revert it to Light (and then Awakening switches it right back to Dark, before Three Houses turned it back to Light). It also has a creepy sound effect when cast. The concept of the Nosferatu spell: That cute little Mysterious Waif Girl just got her face smashed in by a massive battle axe, then casts this spell which drains the life energy of her enemy and instantly heals the wound she just suffered. 
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Shadow Dragon note Consisting of an abandoned Falchion on a battlefield full of destroyed flags and abandoned weapons, Thracia 776 note An abandoned blade and helmet on a cliff edge depicted in deep blue with the word "FIN." below it, and Radiant Dawn note A monochrome image of a cloudy battlefield with numerous weapons and Lehran's Medellion left abandoned on the battlefield, with melancholic music in the background aren't very pleasant either.
The Path of Radiance Game Over screen is arguably the worst out of the ones listed here, as the bright crimson flames juxtapositioned with the pitch black background in combination with the scary harpsichord of the music instills a frightening feeling towards the player, making it as though you failing the chapter resulted in The End of the World as We Know It. The music that plays during these scenes, along with the blazing crimson background, is very disturbing. Pray you don't get a Game Over in The Binding Blade, The Blazing Blade, The Sacred Stones note All three games having the words "GAME OVER" imposed over a fiery background, or Path of Radiance note A static image of Ike's Regal Sword engulfed in flames, with huge, bold text reading "Game Over".Rolf: …So this is what fate…had in store for me… I’m so cold… I still had…a lot…to learn. Geoffrey: Queen Elincia! My queen, where are you?! I can’t see… Blood is in my eyes… Your Majesty… I’ll be right…there… Tormod: No… Move… Listen to me, body… Move… Muarim…where are you? I’m…done…for…
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