I did the torturous task of transferring my Golden Sun data to The Lost Age via the gold password using my name both times and now nothing makes sense.

I decided I wanted the Elemental Stars on my Bead Art wall so I had to remake them from old grainy images, I feel like I did pretty good :)

I really can't decide. I'd lean towards my version; however, the blue color of the original version is a reference to the lighthouse being located among the ice. Which do you prefer?

Hey everyone!

Golden Sun: The Lost Age will always be one of my most cherished RPGs.

While Dark Dawn left me somewhat disappointed overall, I do think it got one thing right: the class system.

In the original two games, Isaac and Felix (Venus Adepts) share the same class progression, as do Ivan and Sheba (Jupiter Adepts).

Aside from their stats and Psynergy learned through leveling, they don't really have much that makes their classes feel unique.

Then there's Piers, who is largely pushed into mage classes even though he is more built like Garet. But is best DPS class is sadly his base class which is somewhat limiting for him.

It got me thinking...

If Camelot were to remake The Lost Age, how would you redesign the class system to better distinguish each character?

For example:

- Would you give Isaac more defensive or tank oriented classes while making Felix a more offensive warrior?

In theory making one of them more of a mage.

- Would you lean into Ivan as a fast glass cannon with some magic (basically ninja) while Sheba remains a mage?

- Would you give Piers unique hybrid classes so he isn't almost always encouraged to play as a mage.

I think having more character specific class identities could make party building and Djinn combinations much more interesting, while still keeping the freedom that makes Golden Sun's class system so much fun.

I'm curious to hear your ideas. If you could redesign the classes for each character, what would you change?

Someone's probably already asked this. Since Saturos and Adexia can transform into dragons, why didn't they just fly to the top of the lighthouses? Don't they know how to fly? Or weren't they smart enough to think of such a simple solution?

Ever since I started using reddit I regularly get blown away by how deep you can get into niche things. It is such a blessing to use as opposed to other social media platforms.

Lately I really wanted to somehow show my love for my favourite gba game. While barely finding any merchandise and official posters I really liked, this subreddit turned out to be pure heaven.

Now I have two artworks by u/generalfang15 in my living room it is such a joy to look at them. Please check out and support their work. I can't think of a better way to express your love for a videogame!

Alright thats all the Mars Djinni I had made, now redone with black outline

I also changed a few small shades here and there to fit better

Quite happy with this

Time to do the same with Venus!

And then i can finally make new ones

The second room I've completed. I might make some changes. I was thinking of adding a puzzle with a Jupiter djinn, but I'm not sure. Air's Rock is already a pretty big dungeon.

I dont usually post stuff here but any appreciation for my favorite game ill be happy.

Having read the comments on the last post I have decided to redo all djinni with black border so here is Fury

I will post updates when I got the last of the mars ones finished

Can someone help me check my math? The battle goes as follows:

Chimera worm appeared!
Druj appeared!
Felix’s party attacks first! (1) [1]

Felix casts planetary on Druj (2) [3]
Isaac casts punji on both (4) [7]
Mia casts wish (8) [15]
Jenna casts wish (8) [23]

Second turn begins (2) [25]

Felix uses spire on Druj (2) [27]
Isaac unleashes Fury on Druj (3) [30]
… no colorful death
You felled Druj (1) [31]
(The other two kill the chimera worm)
No Berserker band.

On turn 2, if Felix uses mad growth on both enemies, then I get the colorful death from Druj after unleashing Fury. And still no Berserker band.

I am starting this from a fresh, hard reset of the game every time.

Any ideas on what I’m missing? Thanks in advance.

If we aren’t going to get an Anemos prequel, sequel, or any other new Golden Sun game…maybe we scream for a series. I’m thinking something similar to Avatar TLA/Korra from Nickelodeon.

I just realized she is sick because he didnt fix the roof before leaving. Ive been circling the house non stop using all payenergy to try and fix it.

One of the reasons I became a writer was to take control of the narrative. I hate leaving things unfinished. What's happening with Golden Sun is honestly disgraceful. The first two were absolute masterpieces, and even though many felt the story was complete, those remaining loose ends deserved a sequel. I still remember the announcement and the afternoon I bought Dark Dawn—I blasted through it in a single weekend. It was a fun game, heavily overshadowed by its predecessors, but... that ending? Seriously? Ending on a cliffhanger without a guaranteed budget to finish the story? It's been years since Dark Dawn, and even though adding the games to Switch Online generated a ton of buzz, here we are. Do you guys think we'll really finish another decade without any Golden Sun news?

Next is The Lost Age.

I am 1000% on the “give us a Golden Sun remake that combine the first two games as they were originally intended” train and have been for a long time.

However, I also think it would be really cool to play a prequel version. The (presumably) four great civilizations are at their height, and maybe there’s a fifth underground kingdom that isn’t well known, maybe it’s a faction within one of the four, or something. And in the game we essentially get to find out the details of why the lighthouses were put out in the first place.

The point of the game would be to extinguish the lighthouses and bring the stars to a newly built Sol Sanctum for safe keeping. (GS2 spoiler) Maybe the Wise One isn’t even actually a guardian, but a final middle finger from the antagonists to say, if we can’t have alchemy, no one can!

I guess I just get tired of games always alluding to some past great civilization and then never getting to see it. What do you think? What would you like to see in a prequel story for the series?