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{{Item Infobox
{{Item Infobox
|name=Venin Axe
|name=Venin Axe
|image=[[File:FE776 Poison Axe.png|x300px]]
|image=[[File:FE776 Poison Axe.png|x180px]]
|caption=Artwork of a poison axe from the TCG.
|caption=Artwork of the Venin Axe from the {{TCG}}.
|help_text=An axe whose blade conceals a poison reservoir.  Units hit with this will be poisoned.  
|help_text=An axe whose blade conceals a poison reservoir.  Units hit with this will be poisoned.  
|type=[[Axe]]
|type=[[Axe]]
|first={{FE5}}}}
|first={{FE5}}}}


The '''Venin Axe''', known as the '''Poison Axe''' prior to {{FE9}}, is an uncommon [[Axe|axe-type]] weapon found in the {{FES}}. As its name says, it [[Status conditions#Poison|poisons]] units when it hits.  
The '''Venin Axe''' or '''Poison Axe''' (Japanese: {{hover|毒の斧|Doku no ono}} ''Poison Axe'') is an uncommon [[axe]] which was introduced in {{FE5}}. It is statistically near-identical to the regular [[Iron Axe]], except that it contains a toxin which gives it the added effect of [[Status conditions#Poison|poisoning]] units when the weapon successfully hits them. These axes are only ever found in the hands of [[Unit#Enemy units|enemy units]], and can only be obtained by the player's army in the [[Tellius]] games by [[steal]]ing from enemies who wield them.
 
This weapon debuted in {{title|Thracia 776}} and is present in all games up to {{title|Radiant Dawn}}, always in the hands of [[Unit#Enemy units|enemy units]].


==Stats==
==Stats==
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|game1={{title|Thracia 776}}
|game1={{title|Thracia 776}}
|sprite1=[[File:Is snes03 poison axe.png]]
|sprite1=[[File:Is snes03 poison axe.png]]
|rank1=E
|rank1={{AxeSNES}} E
|mt1=6
|mt1=6
|wt1=10
|wt1=10
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|rng1=1
|rng1=1
|uses1=30
|uses1=30
|worth1=--
|worth1=Cannot be sold
|wex1=1
|wex1=1
|notes1=If it hits, the enemy is poisoned.
|notes1=Inflicts [[Status conditions#Poison|poison status]] on the target on contact.
|-
|-
|game2={{title|The Binding Blade}}
|game2={{title|The Binding Blade}}
|sprite2=[[File:Is gba poison axe.png]]
|sprite2=[[File:Is gba poison axe.png]]
|rank2=D
|rank2={{AxeGBA}} D
|mt2=4
|mt2=4
|wt2=10
|wt2=10
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|rng2=1
|rng2=1
|uses2=40
|uses2=40
|worth2=--
|worth2=Cannot be sold
|wex2=1
|wex2=1
|notes2=If it hits, the enemy is poisoned.
|notes2=Inflicts [[Status conditions#Poison|poison status]] on the target on contact.
|-
|-
|game3={{title|Blazing Sword}}
|game3={{FE7}}
|sprite3=[[File:Is gba poison axe.png]]
|sprite3=[[File:Is gba poison axe.png]]
|rank3=D
|rank3={{AxeGBA}} D
|mt3=4
|mt3=4
|wt3=10
|wt3=10
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|rng3=1
|rng3=1
|uses3=40
|uses3=40
|worth3=--
|worth3=Cannot be sold
|wex3=1
|wex3=1
|notes3=If it hits, the enemy is poisoned.
|notes3=Inflicts [[Status conditions#Poison|poison status]] on the target on contact.
|-
|-
|game4={{title|The Sacred Stones}}
|game4={{title|The Sacred Stones}}
|sprite4=[[File:Is gba poison axe.png]]
|sprite4=[[File:Is gba poison axe.png]]
|rank4=D
|rank4={{AxeGBA}} D
|mt4=4
|mt4=4
|wt4=10
|wt4=10
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|rng4=1
|rng4=1
|uses4=40
|uses4=40
|worth4=--
|worth4=Cannot be sold
|wex4=1
|wex4=1
|notes4=If it hits, the enemy is poisoned.
|notes4=Inflicts [[Status conditions#Poison|poison status]] on the target on contact.
|-
|-
|game5={{title|Path of Radiance}}
|game5={{title|Path of Radiance}}
|sprite5=[[File:Is gcn venin axe.png]]
|sprite5=[[File:Is gcn venin axe.png]]
|rank5=D
|rank5={{AxeGCN}} D
|mt5=5
|mt5=5
|wt5=11
|wt5=11
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|worth5=360
|worth5=360
|wex5=1
|wex5=1
|notes5=If it hits, the enemy is poisoned.
|notes5=Inflicts [[Status conditions#Poison|poison status]] on the target on contact.
|-
|-
|gamee={{title|Radiant Dawn}}
|gamee={{title|Radiant Dawn}}
|spritee=[[File:Is wii venin axe.png]]
|spritee=[[File:Is wii venin axe.png]]
|ranke=D
|ranke={{AxeWii}} D
|mte=8
|mte=8
|wte=11
|wte=11
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|worthe=250
|worthe=250
|wexe=1
|wexe=1
|notese=If it hits, the enemy is poisoned.}}
|notese=Inflicts [[Status conditions#Poison|poison status]] on the target on contact.
}}


==Locations==
==Locations==
===''Thracia 776''===
===''Thracia 776''===
{{ItemLoc1
{{ItemLoc1
|method=Not available
|method=Unobtainable
|data=Exclusive to enemy units; if stolen, it becomes an [[Iron Axe]].}}
|data=Exclusive to enemy units. If [[Steal|stolen]], it becomes an [[Iron Axe]].}}


===''The Binding Blade''===
===''The Binding Blade''===
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|data=Exclusive to enemy units.}}
|data=Exclusive to enemy units.}}


===''Blazing Sword''===
===''Fire Emblem''===
{{ItemLoc1
{{ItemLoc1
|method=Not available
|method=Unobtainable
|data=Exclusive to enemy units.}}
|data=Exclusive to enemy units.}}


===''The Sacred Stones''===
===''The Sacred Stones''===
{{ItemLoc1
{{ItemLoc1
|method=Not available
|method=Unobtainable
|data=Exclusive to enemy units.}}
|data=Exclusive to enemy units.}}


===''Path of Radiance''===
===''Path of Radiance''===
{{ItemLoc1
{{ItemLoc1
|method=Steal from
|method=[[Steal]]
|data=Axe-wielding enemy units (as long as all conditions are fulfilled)}}
|data=[[Solo|Chapter 22]], enemy [[Berserker]]{{hover|*|The Warrior must first unequip it by attacking with his Steel Bow.}} • [[Battle Reunion|Chapter 24]], enemy [[Berserker]]{{hover|*|Reinforcement. The Berserker must first unequip it by attacking with his Hand Axe.}}
}}


===''Radiant Dawn''===
===''Radiant Dawn''===
{{sectstub}}
{{ItemLoc1
{{ItemLoc1
|method=Steal from
|method=[[Disarm]] and/or [[steal]]{{hover|*|This list only includes Venin Axe instances in chapters where Brom is playable or other units can take his Disarm, as he is the only source of the skill}}
|data=Axe-wielding enemy units (as long as all conditions are fulfilled)}}
|data=??}}
 
==Etymology and other languages==
<!--{{Names
|eng-name=Poison Axe<br>Venin Axe
|eng-mean=In the GBA games.<br>In the Tellius duology.
|jap-name={{hover|???|???}}
|jap-mean=???
|span-name={{hover|?|??}} {{hover|envenen|envenenado}}
|span-mean=Poisoned ??}}-->


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:FE776 Poison Axe.png|Artwork of the Venin Axe from the {{TCG}}.
File:Ss fe09 boyd wielding venin axe.png|[[Boyd]] wielding a Venin Axe in {{title|Path of Radiance}}.
File:Ss fe10 bandit wielding venin axe.png|An enemy [[Bandit]] wielding a Venin Axe in {{title|Radiant Dawn}}.
</gallery>
==Etymology and other languages==
{{Names
|eng-name=• Poison Axe<br>• Venin Axe
|eng-mean=• This weapon is known by this name in ''Fire Emblem'' and ''The Sacred Stones''<br>• "[[wiktionary:venin|Venin]]" is a term for the toxic component of an animal's venom. This weapon is known by this name in ''Path of Radiance'' and ''Radiant Dawn''.
|jap-name={{hover|毒の斧|Doku no ono}}
|jap-mean=Romanized as '''POISONAXE''' in its internal file name in ''Path of Radiance'' and ''Radiant Dawn''. Prior to ''Radiant Dawn'', the word {{hover|毒|Doku}} ''poison'' was spelled in hiragana as {{hover|どく|Doku}} in this weapon's name.
|fren-name=Hache-venin
|fren-mean=Venom axe
|ger-name=Giftaxt
|ger-mean=Poison axe
|span-name=Hacha envenenad
|span-mean=Poisoning axe
|ital-name=Ascia velenosa
|ital-mean=Poisonous axe}}


{{refbar}}
==See also==
==See also==
* [[Venin Edge]]
* [[Venin Edge]]

Revision as of 07:09, 26 November 2015

Venin Axe

FE776 Poison Axe.png
Artwork of the Venin Axe from the Fire Emblem Trading Card Game.

An axe whose blade conceals a poison reservoir. Units hit with this will be poisoned.

Type

Axe

First game

Fire Emblem: Thracia 776

The Venin Axe or Poison Axe (Japanese: 毒の斧 Poison Axe) is an uncommon axe which was introduced in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776. It is statistically near-identical to the regular Iron Axe, except that it contains a toxin which gives it the added effect of poisoning units when the weapon successfully hits them. These axes are only ever found in the hands of enemy units, and can only be obtained by the player's army in the Tellius games by stealing from enemies who wield them.

Stats

Game Icon Level Might Weight Hit Crit Range Uses Worth WEXP Other effects and notes
Thracia 776 Is snes03 poison axe.png Axes E 6 10 65 0 1 30 Cannot be sold 1 Inflicts poison status on the target on contact.
The Binding Blade Is gba poison axe.png Axes D 4 10 50 0 1 40 Cannot be sold 1 Inflicts poison status on the target on contact.
Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade Is gba poison axe.png Axes D 4 10 60 0 1 40 Cannot be sold 1 Inflicts poison status on the target on contact.
The Sacred Stones Is gba poison axe.png Axes D 4 10 60 0 1 40 Cannot be sold 1 Inflicts poison status on the target on contact.
Path of Radiance Is gcn venin axe.png Axes D 5 11 60 0 1 40 360 1 Inflicts poison status on the target on contact.

Locations

Thracia 776

Unobtainable Exclusive to enemy units. If stolen, it becomes an Iron Axe.

The Binding Blade

Not available Exclusive to enemy units.

Fire Emblem

Unobtainable Exclusive to enemy units.

The Sacred Stones

Unobtainable Exclusive to enemy units.

Path of Radiance

Steal Chapter 22, enemy Berserker* • Chapter 24, enemy Berserker*

Radiant Dawn

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Disarm and/or steal* ??

Trivia

Gallery

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English

• Poison Axe
• Venin Axe

• This weapon is known by this name in Fire Emblem and The Sacred Stones
• "Venin" is a term for the toxic component of an animal's venom. This weapon is known by this name in Path of Radiance and Radiant Dawn.

Spanish

Hacha envenenad

Poisoning axe

French

Hache-venin

Venom axe

German

Giftaxt

Poison axe

Italian

Ascia velenosa

Poisonous axe

References

See also

Axes
Basic axes Axe • Axe of Zoltan • Barst's Axe • Basilikos • Battle Axe • Beruka's Axe • Bordcord Axe • Broken Axe • Bronze Axe • Compact Axe • Emblem Axe • Frying Pan • Glass Axe • Hauteclere • Hector's Axe • Hit Axe • Immortal Axe • Imposing Axe • Iron Axe • Iron Poleax • Killer Axe • Ladle • Legion's Axe • Practice Axe • Rusted Axe • Silver Axe • Silver Poleax • Splitting Axe • Steel Axe • Steel Poleax • Training Axe
Axes with secondary effects Arthur's Axe • Berserker's Axe • Bone Axe • Brave Axe • Camilla's Axe • Devil Axe • Dragon Axe • Fiendcleaver • Hammer • Iron Greataxe • Laguz Axe • Mace • Master Axe • Poleax • Quick Axe • Raider Axe • Silver Greataxe • Steel Greataxe • Superior Axe • Swordreaver • Swordslayer • Titania's Axe • Vengeance • Venin Axe • Volant Axe
Magic-based axes Bolt Axe • Hurricane Axe
Ranged axes Hand Axe • Hatchet • Iron Star Axe • Orsin's Hatchet • Short Axe • Silver Star Axe • Steel Star Axe • Tomahawk
Regalia and personal axes Armads • Aurgelmir • Axe of Ukonvasara • Aymr • Bölverk • Crusher • Fragarach • Freikugel • Garm • Helswath • Tarvos • Ukonvasara • Urvan • Vouge • Wolf Beil • Wolf Berg
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