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| PSX Map Name | Balmorian Ruins |
| SNES Chapter Name | The Wizard |
| SNES Map Name | Balmorian Ruins |
| SNES Revisit Name | The Balmorian Ruins |
| Size | 3x4 (Medium) |
| 24 Hour Speed | Normal |
| Stage Music | Thunder |
| Boss | Albeleo |
Balmorian Ruins is a stage in Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen. The region is governed by the youthful enchanter Albeleo.
History[]
Long ago, Balmoria was a rich kingdom known as the Deneuve Kingdom, but eventually it became nothing more than a barren land full of decaying ruins. Much later, the wizard Saradin led of the peoples of Balmoria, until his fellow pupil Albeleo turned him to stone for accusing their master Rashidi of evil. Loved and cherished by his people even after his apparent death, the sculptor Balkas erected several statues imitating the form of Saradin and placed them in towns and temples across the Balmorian region. Sometime after Saradin was turned to stone, Albeleo took control of the region himself and awaited the advance of the Xenobian Rebellion.
Locations[]
| SNES Name | PSX Name | |
| Rebel Base | Allelta | Allelta |
| Towns | Trade City Ayak Cho Trade City Chinnchalta Walled City Kalyao Walled City Kannyate Free City Kolopuhn Industrial City Sahnfan Self-Ruled City Sel'Pasch Trade City Shik'Ahny Trade City Vaskallah Self-Ruled City Wallas Industrial City Wan Kayo |
Trade City Ayakcho Trade City Chinncha Fortress City Kalyao Fortress City Kannyate Freedom City Kolopuhn Industry City Sahnfan Independent City Selpasco Trade City Shik'Ahn Trade City Vaskalla Independent City Wallas Industry City Wan Kayo |
| Enemy Base | Balmoa | Balmoa |
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| Roshian Temples | 3 | |
| Hidden Towns | Kalyao | |
| Hidden Temples | None | |
Shop[]
| Trade City Shik'Ahny (SNES) / Shik'Ahn (PSX) | ||
| PSX Name | SNES Name | Price |
| Cure Potion | CURE | 400 Goth |
| Cure Stone | HEAL | 700 Goth |
| Cure Anhk | ALL HEAL | 2000 Goth |
| Dinner Bell | BELL | 2000 Goth |
| Ethereal Flute | REVIVE | 2000 Goth |
Enemy Units[]
| Unit One | Unit Two | ||||
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| Deployed | 3 | 3 | |||
| Unit Three | Unit Four | ||||
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| Deployed | 3 | 3 | |||
| Unit Five | Unit Six | ||||
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| Deployed | 2 | 2 | |||
| Unit Seven | Unit Eight | ||||
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| Deployed | 2 | 2 | |||
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| Deployed | 3 | ||||
Boss Unit[]
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Spoiler alert: The hidden text contains spoilers.
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If Saradin is in a unit that comes into contact with the boss:
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Events During Stage[]
- To recruit the special character Saradin follow these steps:
- Liberate Wan Kayo to hear the rumor that the Bell of Light (BELL) resides in Kalyao.
- Liberate the town of Kalyao with the Star of Heroes (HEROSTAR) in the player's inventory to receive the Bell of Light (BELL), but only if you have a high reputation.
- Liberate the Roshian Temple west of the town Kannyate to find Saradin's petrified body. Use the Bell of Light (BELL) to revive him. Saradin will ask to join. An answer of "Yes" will allow him to join, while an answer of "No" results in a decrease in reputation.
- If a unit containing Saradin comes into contact with the enemy commander Albeleo, they will share special dialogue.
- Explore the area southeast of Wan Kayo, with the Brunhild in the player's inventory, to find a Chaos Gate to Organa. This can be done during the stage, or after its completion.
Events After Stage[]
- Revisit Sahnfan to receive a Platinum Medal (MEDAL).
Neutral Encounters[]
| Class | |
| Level | 10 |
| Found | |
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| Level | 10 |
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| Level | 15 |
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Buried Treasure[]
Trivia[]
- Most of the cities of the Balmorian Ruins are named after important cities of Peru:
- Ayak Cho = Ayacucho
- Chinnchalta = Chincha Alta
- Kalyao = Callao (The main harbor of Peru)
- Kannyate = Cañete
- Sahnfan = San Juan
- Sel'Pasch = Cerro De Pasco
- Wan Kayo = Huancayo
- Wallas = Huaylas
- Kolopuhn = Coropuna (The largest and highest volcano in Peru)
- Shik'Ahny = Sicuani
- Allelta = Alerta
- Vaskallah and Balmoa are the only unrelated names to Peru.



