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* Description: "Even a drifter like me can't leave people stranded." The free-spirited Keiji decides to stand up for the downtrodden… | * Description: "Even a drifter like me can't leave people stranded." The free-spirited Keiji decides to stand up for the downtrodden… | ||
==Recruit 40 | ==Recruit 40 Warriors== | ||
Similar to stories to befriend 100 Pokémon, these stories take place after the [[Hero]]/[[Heroine]] united Ransei during "The Legend of Ransei". Kotarō and Nobunaga will be absent from these stories with Keiji and Oichi taking their place as Warlords of Yaksha and Dragnor, respectively. At the beginning, [[Kenshin]] and [[Shingen]]'s armies holds three kingdoms each, with Kenshin holding [[Illusio]], [[Avia]], and [[Valora]] while Shingen holds [[Terrera]], [[Pugilis]], and [[Ignis]]. These stories require the player to gather a total of 40 or more Warriors into their army. | Similar to stories to befriend 100 Pokémon, these stories take place after the [[Hero]]/[[Heroine]] united Ransei during "The Legend of Ransei". Kotarō and Nobunaga will be absent from these stories with Keiji and Oichi taking their place as Warlords of Yaksha and Dragnor, respectively. At the beginning, [[Kenshin]] and [[Shingen]]'s armies holds three kingdoms each, with Kenshin holding [[Illusio]], [[Avia]], and [[Valora]] while Shingen holds [[Terrera]], [[Pugilis]], and [[Ignis]]. These stories require the player to gather a total of 40 or more Warriors into their army. | ||