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The '''Flame Champion''' (炎の英雄, ''Honō no Eiyū''), localised as the '''Fire Hero''' in [[Suikoden II]], is a character in [[Suikoden III]]. He is the legendary hero of the [[Grassland]] struggle against [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia|Harmonian]] invasion 50 years before the events of the game. | The '''Flame Champion''' (炎の英雄, ''Honō no Eiyū''), localised as the '''Fire Hero''' in [[Suikoden II]], is a character in [[Suikoden III]]. He is the legendary hero of the [[Grassland]] struggle against [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia|Harmonian]] invasion 50 years before the events of the game. | ||
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In the [[Dunan (region)|Dunan region]] as well as some fringes of the [[Grassland]], the Flame Champion was said to be the bearer of the [[True Fire Rune]]. Stories tell that the Flame Champion managed to steal this rune from the [[One Temple]] in [[Crystal Valley]]. Not much information was known about him, save that he led a band called the [[Fire Bringer]], which were often described as thieves, and that he was the larger-than-life hero of a war against the [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia]]. His identity would be co-opted by a bandit leader following the [[Dunan Unification War]], with such instances possibly adding to this perception of the Flame Champion outside the Grassland. | In the [[Dunan (region)|Dunan region]] as well as some fringes of the [[Grassland]], the Flame Champion was said to be the bearer of the [[True Fire Rune]]. Stories tell that the Flame Champion managed to steal this rune from the [[One Temple]] in [[Crystal Valley]]. Not much information was known about him, save that he led a band called the [[Fire Bringer]], which were often described as thieves, and that he was the larger-than-life hero of a war against the [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia]]. His identity would be co-opted by a bandit leader following the [[Dunan Unification War]], with such instances possibly adding to this perception of the Flame Champion outside the Grassland. | ||