Smite

Smite
Mordecai Smiting Heather in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn.
Name (JP)	ぶちかまし, Tackle
First Seen	Path of Radiance
Effect	Allows its user to push an adjacent target two tiles away. Dashing through enemies inflicts damage. (FEW3H)
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Smite is a skill that debuted in Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance.

Overview

In almost all of its appearances, Smite allows its user to push an adjacent target two tiles away from them. While a skill in its first few appearances, it returns in Heroes as a Support Ability and in Three Houses as a Combat Art. Regardless, in each of these games it still retained the same functionality as the original skill.

In Warriors: Three Hopes, Smite instead causes enemies to take damage when ran at while the player is in a calvary or armored class.

Stats

Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance

Name	Activation	Capacity
Smite	-	10
Effects	Allows its user to push an adjacent target two tiles away.
Users	Base skill: Mordecai; Can be assigned with the Smite Scroll.
Notes	-

Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn

Name	Activation	Capacity
Smite	-	15
Effects	Allows its user to push an adjacent target two tiles away.
Users	Base skill: Mordecai; Can be assigned with the Smite Scroll.
Notes	-

Fire Emblem Heroes

Name	Activation	SP
Smite	Select an adjacent ally	150
Effects	Pushes adjacent ally 2 spaces farther away.
Users	Effie, Bartre, Charlotte (Bridal Blessings)
Notes	-

Fire Emblem: Three Houses

Name		Smite
HP/Dur	Rng	Mt	Hit	Avo	Crt
±0	±	±0	±0	±0	±0
Effects		Pushes adjacent ally 2 spaces farther away.
Users		Learned Art: B in Heavy Armor
Notes		-

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes

Name	Activation	Capacity
Smite	In a calvary or armored class.	-
Effects	When using cavalry or armored classes, dashing through enemies inflicts damage.
Users	Shez, Edelgard, Dimitri, Claude, Ferdinand, Linhardt, Caspar, Bernadetta, Petra, Monica, Felix, Ashe, Annette, Ingrid, Raphael, Ignatz, Lysithea, Marianne, Yuri, Constance, Hapi, Jeritza, Byleth (Fortress Knight Mastery Rank 2)
Notes	-

Trivia

• The Japanese name for Smite, Buchikamashi, is a Sumo wrestling term for the heavy collision of two rikishi during the tachiai at the start of a Sumo match.