They have their own HP and stat bonuses, and they can be healed and swapped around.

Horses and wyverns count as equipment.

Instead of there being a Staff weapon type, Dark and Light magic both have status ailment-related spells in addition to damage-dealing spells.

Most weapons and shields break based on a probability instead of having a static number of uses.

Mercenaries can be recruited permanently by fulfilling certain unit-specific requirements, which often involve raising their hidden Happiness statistic through various actions.

Roughly half of all recruitable units start off as mercenaries, which need to be re-hired each chapter.

Units can become injured or crippled when they are attacked, which makes them vulnerable to being captured.

This distinction further restricts when defending units can counterattack.

Attacks at a distance of one space are separated into range 0 and range 1, where the former is a regular melee attack, and the latter is considered a ranged attack.

Generally, units are unable to counterattack when they are hit by an attack.

Most units have stat bracketing, which prevents them from getting too far away from their average expected statistics.

Instead, there are Skill stats for every different weapon type.

There is no Luck or catch-all Skill statistic.

The game's maps use a hexagonal grid as opposed to the square grids used in Fire Emblem and Utna Heroes Saga.

However, beset by enemies both external and internal, the revitalized Berwick League is in danger of falling apart once more.

In answer to the king's call, Reese, the son of a nobleman in the frontier lands of the Kingdom of Veria, arrives in the Duchy of Narvia with a small company of knights. Volcens calls across the land to all remaining loyal members of the League to join him in his fight. Mordias's son and successor King Volcens flees with his court to the Duchy of Narvia, the land of his loyal vassal Duke Roswick, where he attempts to rebuild the Berwick League and prepare for a counterattack against the Raze Empire. Due to a relatively recent civil war among the nations of the Berwick League, several of its members decide to defect and assist the Raze Empire in its invasion. The Berwick League, led by the Kingdom of Veria, quickly falls apart after the death of King Mordias IV of Veria, and more than half of the League's lands are swiftly occupied by the Raze Empire. It has been over a decade since the beginning of the most recent in a long history of bloody wars between the Berwick League and their bitter enemy, the Raze Empire. Berwick Saga takes place on the continent of Lazberia in the same world as Lieberia from TearRing Saga: Utna Heroes Saga, but roughly a millennium after the events of that game.

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