Ugh. I can't figure out this game. When I was a kid, circa '92-'00, my cousin was playing a game that looked like a strategy warfare RPG. Fantasy setting, pretty anime-style Japanese RPG graphics. The premise was that you raised armies and had to send units, lead by characters, to other cities/strongholds to take them over. It seemed complex, with the computer sending armies after other NPCs and a detailed world history. I also remember varied unit types. Different from FFT in that units walked the world map (rather than jumping from city dot to city dot) and the graphics seemed less 8-bit.
I think my brain has made up details in the resulting 20 years...
Zaladane 
Originally Posted by rairen
Ugh. I can't figure out this game. When I was a kid, circa '92-'00, my cousin was playing a game that looked like a strategy warfare RPG. Fantasy setting, pretty anime-style Japanese RPG graphics. The premise was that you raised armies and had to send units, lead by characters, to other cities/strongholds to take them over. It seemed complex, with the computer sending armies after other NPCs and a detailed world history. I also remember varied unit types. Different from FFT in that units walked the world map (rather than jumping from city dot to city dot) and the graphics seemed less 8-bit.
