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Battle save

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Battle save (Japanese: セーブポイント Save point) is a mechanic that allow to make a save during the current chapter in contrast to a traditional save made at the end of a chapter or during preparations.

The feature began in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War, where the player is allowed to make a Battle Save at the start of every new turn. This is a helpful mechanic due to chapters in the game being rather long. Following Genealogy of the Holy War, the Battle Save feature did not return until the Western versions of Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. Since then, it has appeared in every main Fire Emblem games.

Overview


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Genealogy of the Holy War

The battle save option appearing in the menu.

In Genealogy of the Holy War, the player can enable battle save through the option menu. Up to 5 slots are available to use. Battle saves can be made at the start of each turn from the menu, but the option disappears as soon as any unit has ended their turn. When loading a battle save through the main menu, the turn on which each save was made appears as a number next to the name of the chapter in which the save occurred.

The Binding Blade, The Blazing Blade and The Sacred Stones


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While no battle save are present in the GBA games per se, a temporary save is made when the game is either reset or if the player interrupts their game from the menu.

Radiant Dawn


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Shadow Dragon and New Mystery of the Emblem


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In Shadow Dragon and New Mystery of the Emblem, battle save are restricted to specific tiles on the map, usually around the center point, to allow players to save while still in the middle of the chapter without being able to save scum repeatedly.

Awakening and Fates

In Awakening and Fates, two types of mid-battle are available depending on the gameplay mode. On Classic Mode, the player can select Bookmark in the options menu, creating a temporary save that will be automatically deleted when resumed. On Casual and Phoenix modes, the player can instead select Battle Save, which offer two permanent save files separate from the normal save files. Mid-battle saves are first available during the premonition in Awakening and chapter 2 in Fates.

Echoes: Shadows of Valentia


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Three Houses


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Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English

Battle save

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Japanese

セーブポイント

Save point

French

Sauvegarde bataille

Battle save. Abbreviated to Sauv. bat. in Radiant Dawn due to space restrictions.

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