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| − | '''Dragon Buster''' is a [[Skills|Skill]] from [[Fire Emblem: Kakusei]]. It deals effective damage against dragon units when the user is a [[Manakete]]. It is learned by Manaketes at Level 15. |
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| + | '''Wyrmsbane''' (竜特効 ''Ryū tokkō'' lit. '''Dragon Buster''' in the Japanese version, '''Fléau des dragons''' in the French version, '''Affliggiwyrm''' in the Italian version, '''Matawyrms''' in the Spanish version) is a [[Skills|Skill]] in ''[[Fire Emblem Awakening]]''. A user equipped with this skill will deal effective damage against [[Wyvern Rider]]s, [[Wyvern Lord]]s, and [[Manakete]]s. However the bonus damage only applies if the user is in the Manakete class and will not activate if the user is in another class. It is learned by Manaketes at Level 15. |
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| + | Most usage of this skill during the main storyline will be against Wyvern Riders or Wyvern Lords as no enemy Manaketes exist in the game. However this skill can be used against StreetPass Teams who have [[Nowi]], [[Nah]], [[Tiki]], and a Manakete [[Morgan (Awakening)|Morgan]] on them as well as against Tiki in her SpotPass team and in some DLC chapters. |
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| + | A precursor to this skill appears in all games with ''[[Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light]]'', ''[[Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem]]'', and [[Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade]] where the [[Divinestone]]/[[Breath of Fog]] deals extra damage towards Dragon type units. |
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Revision as of 02:15, 30 May 2018
Wyrmsbane (竜特効 Ryū tokkō lit. Dragon Buster in the Japanese version, Fléau des dragons in the French version, Affliggiwyrm in the Italian version, Matawyrms in the Spanish version) is a Skill in Fire Emblem Awakening. A user equipped with this skill will deal effective damage against Wyvern Riders, Wyvern Lords, and Manaketes. However the bonus damage only applies if the user is in the Manakete class and will not activate if the user is in another class. It is learned by Manaketes at Level 15.
Most usage of this skill during the main storyline will be against Wyvern Riders or Wyvern Lords as no enemy Manaketes exist in the game. However this skill can be used against StreetPass Teams who have Nowi, Nah, Tiki, and a Manakete Morgan on them as well as against Tiki in her SpotPass team and in some DLC chapters.
In other games
A precursor to this skill appears in all games with Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem, and Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade where the Divinestone/Breath of Fog deals extra damage towards Dragon type units.
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Skill Lists
| Fire Emblem | Main Games | Genealogy of the Holy War - Thracia 776 - The Sacred Stones - Path of Radiance - Radiant Dawn - Awakening - Fates (personal) - Echoes: Shadows of Valentia - Three Houses - Engage |
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| Spin-Off Games | Heroes - Warriors - Warriors: Three Hopes - Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE | |
| TearRing Saga | Utna Heroes Saga - Berwick Saga | |
Skill Terms
Skills that predate the Skill system
Introduced in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War
Introduced in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade and Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
Introduced in Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
Introduced in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn
Aurora - Bane - Beastfoe - Birdfoe - Blood Tide - Corona - Critical + - Deadeye - Disarm - Dragonfoe - Eclipse - Flourish - Formshift - Galdrar - Glare - Howl - Imbue - Impale - Ire - Maelstrom - Mercy - Night Tide - Nullify - Pass - Quickclaw - Rend - Sacrifice - Savage - Shriek - Stillness - Tear - White Pool - Wildheart
Introduced in Fire Emblem Awakening
Acrobat - Aegis - Aggressor - All Stats +2 - Anathema - Aptitude - Armsthrift - Avoid + - Axebreaker - Axefaire - Beastbane - Bond - Bowbreaker - Bowfaire - Conquest - Defender - Defense + - Deliverer - Demoiselle - Despoil - Dragonskin - Dual Guard+ - Dual Strike+ - Dual Support+ - Even Rhythm - Focus - Galeforce - Hawkeye - Healtouch - Hex - Hit Rate + - HP + - Ignis - Indoor Fighter - Iote's Shield - Lancebreaker - Lancefaire - Lifetaker - Limit Breaker - Luck + - Lucky Seven - Luna+ - Magic + - Odd Rhythm - Outdoor Fighter - Patience - Prescience (Awakening) - Quick Burn - Rally Defense - Rally Heart - Rally Luck - Rally Magic - Rally Movement - Rally Resistance - Rally Skill - Rally Spectrum - Rally Speed - Rally Strength - Relief - Resistance + - Rightful God - Rightful King - Shadowgift - Skill + - Slow Burn - Solidarity - Special Dance - Speed + - Strength + - Swordbreaker - Swordfaire - Tantivy - Tomebreaker - Tomefaire - Underdog - Vengeance - Veteran - Wyrmsbane - Zeal
Introduced in Fire Emblem Fates
Introduced in Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia
Absolve - Anti-Armor - Anti-Cavalry - Anti-Dragons - Anti-Fliers - Anti-Gods - Anti-Mages - Anti-Mortals - Apotrope - Armor Disruptor - Attack Twice - Bowrange + - Dark Spikes - Deicide - Discipline - Duma's Gift - Eerie Screech - Evade Critical - Halve Axes - Halve Lances - Halve Swords - Heaven or Hell - Heavy Armor - Incarnation - Null Defense - Nullify Magic - Pact - Phalanx - Phantasm - Reconstruct - Sanctuary - Sophisticate - Transmute - Tri-affliction - Upheaval - Vengeful Cry - Wildfire
Introduced in Fire Emblem: Three Houses
Introduced in Fire Emblem Engage
Introduced in Fire Emblem Warriors
Introduced in Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes
Introduced in Fire Emblem Heroes