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Overgro, I'm a month late but you can dismiss a warrior by deploying a new recruit in a full castle.

I still haven't done anything with Eevee. I linked my main character with a couple other mons and just haven't gotten around to it!

Glaceon, man. Wait for Glaceon!

Or you can just recruit Aya and link her with a Froslass, then get a Vaporeon, which is definitely the best Eeveelution that I've used.

Well. I don't really know what to recomend here.

I think it is good though to get your stregth really high before you battle Nobaga. Nobaga's Zekrom is really strong, along with one of his henchgirls Gabite.

I found training completely unnecessary in the main storyline. I recently restarted my game and the second I could start attacking other kingdoms, I'd go for it, with absolutely no breaks between battles. While a few of the early fights are quite close, as long as you get Glaceon, there is absolutely no need to train. Personally, the main storyline is a lot more intense and enjoyable that way.

Espeon is a good way to go too, so as long as it has share, wich in my many plays, will let you to get any wairror skill that you use, exept ones that say (allow the pokemon 2 move twice in one turn). It works extreamly well with evolved worriors too.

If you attach a perple poni-whatever it is called, and attack someone the first month, then you can win the story very fast as you will often get eveyone in the place (works beter with higher up pokemon). Do the same the next month and then once you have won the 2'nd month you shold have a strong army, and once you have lot of good worriors you can go and take 2 in one month, and you can keep going till you win. I almost always win by september of year 1.

And to train a pokemon you can place it in a catle all by him/her self with a gardien charm, which is a fast way to "link up" fast (as long as you win the fight).

I will often have oround 20 or so of each (the charms to sell to get rich fast).