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Lodestar Rush is an Engage Attack in Fire Emblem Engage.

Overview[]

Lodestar Rush can be used by a unit that is Engaged with Emblem Marth. When activated, the user launches 7 sword strikes in a row to inflict 30% damage. The skill has additional effects depending on the user's Battle Style:

  • Dragon: +2 attacks.
  • Backup: +1 attack.
  • Mystical: Damage is based on Mag.

Stats[]

Fire Emblem Engage[]

Name Activation Capacity
FE17 Lodestar Rush Icon
Lodestar Rush
Engage -
Effects Use to launch 7 consecutive sword attacks at 30% damage. Adjacent foe only.
Users Engaged with Emblem Marth


Fire Emblem Heroes[]

Name Charge Capacity
FEH skill special Lodestar Rush 2 -
Effects Boosts Special damage by 40% of unit's Spd. Neutralizes effects that inflict "Special cooldown charge -X" on unit during combat, if unit's Special is ready or has triggered during this combat, [Potent Follow X%] has triggered, and X ≤ 99, then X = 100, if unit's or foe's Special is ready or triggered before or during this combat, reduces damage from foe's next attack by 40% (once per combat; excluding area-of-effect Specials).

[Potent Follow X%] Triggers an additional follow-up attack immediately after unit's standard follow-up attack and deals damage = X% of unit's normal attack damage (if unit cannot make a follow-up attack, this effect triggers when the standard follow-up attack would occur; this effect is treated like a follow-up attack, so effects like "reduce damage by X%" still apply, but this effect is not affected by effects that prevent follow-ups or "attacks twice" effects; only highest value applied; does not stack).

Users Emblem Marth


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