Thanks for the pointer...and yes the change that he makes is one of the big mysteries of the game, and it really helps the story to flow are make the player wonder wether it is him, or just a random guy. It seems that Enchanted Arms has the knack to keep the player wanting more and more, not so much because of the action involved throughout the game, but because of the story and the fantasy involved, fans of final fantasy 8 can relate to the game, as Enchanted Arms starts out in the same sort of situation, students in a university on the brink of a war, i must admit, one of the reasons i bought the game was because i heard it had hints of FF8 throughout. Moreover there are around 100 golems to collect on your journey, which i thought was quite a handful, i found that as soon as i aquired a new golem, it was used for a handful of battles, until i aquired new ones, this resulted in a huge batch of my golems stored in a shop, low level, never to be used again, it seemed a waste, but then again i suppose they are only there as a supporting act, its the main characters that matter, and thats what really drives the game. xx