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+ | |caption = Official artwork of the '''Bragi Sword''' from ''Thracia 776''. |
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+ | |title = Bragi Sword |
|firstseen = [[Fire Emblem: Thracia 776]] |
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+ | The '''Bragi Sword''' (ブラギの剣 ''Buragi no ken'') is a holy [[Sword]] that appears exclusively in ''[[Fire Emblem: Thracia 776]]''. Capable of nullifying the [[Loptous Sword]]'s ability to halve all attacks that are inflicted upon its wielder, the Bragi Sword is a vital component in defeating [[Raydrik]] and [[Mus]]. |
| + | It is initially possessed by [[Ced]], who later entrusts it to [[Saias]], urging him to pass it into the hands of [[Leif]] before entering [[Manster Castle]]. According to Saias, only those in possession of [[Holy Blood]] flowing through their veins can wield the sword. However, this rule does not apply to [[Galzus]] and [[Mareeta]], both of whom are unable to use the blade despite possessing [[Od]] Holy Blood. |
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| − | Out of all the possible candidates who are capable of wielding the Blaggi Sword, it is highly recommended for it to be worn by Leif. This is attributed to the fact that unlike such characters like [[Nanna]], [[Felgus]] and [[Diarmuid]], Leif is a foot unit, meaning that he is the only individual who will not suffer any impairing penalties whatsoever when partaking in battles that take place indoors, thereby allowing him to fully expend the sword's potential. To this end, the battles waged against [[Raydrik]] and [[Mus]] will be made easier if dispatched with Leif wielding the Blaggi Sword, by virtue of not just the fact that they are vulnerable against it due to them brandishing its [[Lopto Sword|binary opposite]] as their primary weapon of choice (with Mus functioning as the [[Deadlords|Deadlord]] incarnate of Raydrik), but also the fact that said battles occur in indoor-based maps. Further adding on to this, Leif is, in the [[An Undying Oath|Final Chapter]], guaranteed to be allotted a starting spot that is positioned directly in front of the room Mus is located in. This is in opposition to the starting positions assigned to the other three individuals, where, by virtue of the possibility of said positions being located too far away from Mus, they are thus rendered not ideal in efficiently banishing him from the battlefield. |
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| + | Out of all the possible candidates who are capable of wielding the Bragi Sword, it is highly recommended that it be used by Leif. This is attributed to the fact that unlike [[Nanna]], [[Fergus]] and [[Diarmuid]], Leif is a foot unit, meaning that he is the only individual who will not suffer any impairing penalties whatsoever when fighting indoors. Further adding on to this, Leif is, in the [[An Undying Oath|Final Chapter]], guaranteed to be allotted a starting spot that is positioned directly in front of the room Mus is located in. |
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+ | |[[Leif]], [[Nanna]], [[Fergus]] and [[Diarmuid]] only; Negates the [[Loptous Sword]]'s special ability. Effective against armored units; Bestows its wielder with the [[Miracle|Prayer]] skill as long as it is equipped. |
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|[[The Palace of Evil|Ch. 23]] - Either direct [[Leif]] to speak to [[Saias]] or ensure Saias' survival until the chapter is completed. |
|[[The Palace of Evil|Ch. 23]] - Either direct [[Leif]] to speak to [[Saias]] or ensure Saias' survival until the chapter is completed. |
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| + | In Norse Mythology, Bragi is a god of poetry. |
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+ | File:Blagi Sword (TGC).jpg|The '''Bragi Sword''', as it appears in the fourth series of the TCG. |
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Revision as of 22:50, 21 August 2019
The Bragi Sword (ブラギの剣 Buragi no ken) is a holy Sword that appears exclusively in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776. Capable of nullifying the Loptous Sword's ability to halve all attacks that are inflicted upon its wielder, the Bragi Sword is a vital component in defeating Raydrik and Mus.
It is initially possessed by Ced, who later entrusts it to Saias, urging him to pass it into the hands of Leif before entering Manster Castle. According to Saias, only those in possession of Holy Blood flowing through their veins can wield the sword. However, this rule does not apply to Galzus and Mareeta, both of whom are unable to use the blade despite possessing Od Holy Blood.
Out of all the possible candidates who are capable of wielding the Bragi Sword, it is highly recommended that it be used by Leif. This is attributed to the fact that unlike Nanna, Fergus and Diarmuid, Leif is a foot unit, meaning that he is the only individual who will not suffer any impairing penalties whatsoever when fighting indoors. Further adding on to this, Leif is, in the Final Chapter, guaranteed to be allotted a starting spot that is positioned directly in front of the room Mus is located in.
Weapon Stats
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| Rank | Uses | Mt | Hit | Crt | Rng | Wt | WEx | Worth |
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60 | 15 | 70% | 0% | 1 | 12 | 1 | - |
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Leif, Nanna, Fergus and Diarmuid only; Negates the Loptous Sword's special ability. Effective against armored units; Bestows its wielder with the Prayer skill as long as it is equipped. | ||||||||
Item Location
| Method | Location |
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| Event | Ch. 23 - Either direct Leif to speak to Saias or ensure Saias' survival until the chapter is completed. |
Etymology
In Norse Mythology, Bragi is a god of poetry.
Gallery
.jpg "Blagi Sword (TGC).jpg (283 KB)")
The Bragi Sword, as it appears in the fourth series of the TCG.