Failnaught

Failnaught
Failnaught as it appears in Fire Emblem: Three Houses.
Name (JP)	フェイルノート
First Seen	Fire Emblem: Three Houses
Weapon Type	Bow
Most Common Rank	E
Uses	20
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Failnaught is a bow that appears in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and is one of the Heroes' Relics. It is linked to the Crest of Riegan.

Weapon Stats

Fire Emblem: Three Houses

Name					Type
Failnaught					Bow
Rank	Uses	Mt	Hit	Crt	Rng	WEx	Wt	Worth
E	20	18	75%	20	2-3	-	9	-
Effect
Deals bonus damage to flying units. If user has a Crest of Riegan, enables the use of Fallen Star.

Name					Type
Failnaught Τ					Bow
Rank	Uses	Mt	Hit	Crt	Rng	WEx	Wt	Worth
E	20	18	75%	20	2-3	-	9	-
Effect
Deals bonus damage to flying units.

As with all Heroes' Relics, if the user does not have a Crest, the bow deals 10 damage to the user after combat if used.

Fire Emblem Heroes

Name		Type
Failnaught		Bow
Mt	Rng	SP	Rarity
14	2	400	✯✯✯✯✯
Effect
Accelerates Special trigger (cooldown count -1). Effective against flying foes. At start of combat, if unit’s HP > equals 25%, grants Atk/Spd/Def/Res +5 to unit during combat and neutralizes effects that guarantee foe’s follow-up attacks and effects that prevent unit’s follow-up attacks during combat.

Item Locations

Fire Emblem: Three Houses

Original

Method	Location
Inventory	Chapter 13 (Verdant Wind) - Claude
Event	Chapter 19 (Azure Moon) - End of chapter

Replica

Method	Location
Inventory (Unobtainable)	Chapter 22 (Verdant Wind) - Riegan

Non-Canon Appearances

Super Smash Bros.

Failnaught appears as one of the many weapons wielded by Byleth in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Failnaught is used as Byleth's neutral aerial, as well as their neutral special. With Byleth's neutral special, they can charge up an arrow up to two tiers. The first tier can be canceled by shielding or jumping, and can be turned around to fire in the opposite direction. The second tier forces Byleth to be rooted to the spot in exchange for great power and is capable of breaking near-full shields.

If Kirby were to use Inhale on Byleth, he is also able to wield Failnaught.

Etymology

Failnaught is named after Fail-not, the bow wielded by Tristan, a Knight of the Round Table in Arthurian legend.

Gallery

Concept art of Failnaught.

Failnaught as it appears in Fire Emblem Heroes.

Failnaught as it appears in Byleth's Super Smash Bros. Ultimate trailer.

Failnaught's second tier shot primed for firing.

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