Tales of Graces

Along with their friend Cheria, the children quickly befriend her and a boy named Richard, the prince of Windor.

But when the children are attacked by a strange monster, Sophie sacrifices herself for their sake and the group quickly separates.

Asbel leaves to become a knight, beginning his training at the Knight Academy.

Years later, Asbel is just about ready for knighthood.

At the same time, strange otherworldly monsters begin to make appearances all over the planet, and the Sophie who was presumed dead years ago returns once again.

Tales of Graces is the twelfth game in the Tales series , following a format similar to its predecessors.

Exploration takes place on a field where items can be collected or side-quests can be initiated; coming into contact with an enemy begins a battle.

Battles follow the Style Shift Linear Motion Battle System, in which simple attacks and special skills are executed in real-time.

Skills are performed through button combinations which may be mapped in menus beforehand, and are split into two categories: Assault Artes are special attacks done on the spot while Burst Artes are actions which must be charged, such as healing spells.

The amount of attacks that can be performed in one combo is regulated by Chain Capacity, more frequently referred to in-game as CC.

When CC is used up, it can be replenished by blocking, walking, or simply waiting.

The number of CC available for each combo increases as characters level up, allowing for more powerful and intricate combos as more attacks are learned.

New to Graces is the Eleth Mixer.

Obtained during adulthood, the Eleth Mixer serves three primary purposes based on the items which can be assigned to it: placing food in the Mixer gives that dish the opportun

Tales of Graces for Nintendo Wii is currently worth €17.32 loose, €15.08 complete in box, and €29.75 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Tales of Graces has a steady sales history on the tracked marketplaces, meaning it trades hands regularly and isn't considered particularly rare.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Tales of Graces, loose is €17.32 and CIB is €15.08 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.