Anonymous

Site News
Warning: This wiki contains spoilers. Read at your own risk!

Social media: If you would like, please join our Discord server, and/or follow us on X (Twitter) or Tumblr!

Broken Gauntlets: Difference between revisions

From Fire Emblem Wiki, your source on Fire Emblem information. By fans, for fans.
m
Text replacement - "{{NavGauntlets}}Category:Brave weapons" to "{{NavGauntlets}}"
m (Text replacement - "{{NavGauntlets}}Category:Brave weapons" to "{{NavGauntlets}}")
Tag: Manual revert
 
(5 intermediate revisions by 3 users not shown)
Line 10: Line 10:
The '''Broken Gauntlets''' <!--(Japanese: {{hl|?|?}} ''?'')--> are one of the [[Brawling|brawling weapons]] introduced in {{FE16}}. Whenever a pair of gauntlets reaches 0 [[durability|remaining uses]], they become Broken Gauntlets. Despite being broken, these gauntlets can be wielded and even retain their status as a [[brave weapon]]; however, the gauntlets' low [[Hit rate|accuracy]] and [[might]] in addition to their high [[weight (weapon)|weight]] make them poor equipment choices.
The '''Broken Gauntlets''' <!--(Japanese: {{hl|?|?}} ''?'')--> are one of the [[Brawling|brawling weapons]] introduced in {{FE16}}. Whenever a pair of gauntlets reaches 0 [[durability|remaining uses]], they become Broken Gauntlets. Despite being broken, these gauntlets can be wielded and even retain their status as a [[brave weapon]]; however, the gauntlets' low [[Hit rate|accuracy]] and [[might]] in addition to their high [[weight (weapon)|weight]] make them poor equipment choices.


Broken Gauntlets can be repaired at the [[Forge|blacksmith]] between battles or from the battle preparations menu. Broken weapons in {{FE16}} work as they did in the [[SNES]] installments, meaning that when a pair of gauntlets break, the weapon is not removed from the wielder's [[inventory]] and they continue to use the gauntlets.
Broken Gauntlets can be repaired at the [[Forge|blacksmith]] between battles or from the battle preparations menu. Broken weapons in {{FE16}} work as they did in the [[Super Famicom]] installments, meaning that when a pair of gauntlets break, the weapon is not removed from the wielder's [[inventory]] and they continue to use the gauntlets.


==Stats==
==Stats==
Line 24: Line 24:
|worth1=1
|worth1=1
|wex1=2
|wex1=2
|notes1=If user initiates combat, [[Brave weapon|strikes twice consecutively]].
|notes1=If user initiates combat, [[Brave weapon|strikes twice consecutively]].<br>Broken [[Heroes' Relics]] or [[Regalia#In Fódlan|sacred weapons]] cannot be sold.
}}
}}


Line 35: Line 35:


==Flavor text==
==Flavor text==
{{Flavor Text
{{DescriptionHdr}}
|game1={{title|Three Houses}}
{{DescriptionCell
|english1=Broken and barely usable gauntlets. A blacksmith<br>can surely fix it up.
|game={{title|Three Houses}}
|japanese1=壊れて使い物にならない籠手<br>(鍛冶屋で修理可能)
|english=Broken and barely usable gauntlets. A blacksmith<br>can surely fix it up.
|japanese=壊れて使い物にならない籠手<br>(鍛冶屋で修理可能)
}}
}}
{{DescriptionFtr}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
Line 48: Line 50:
|eng-name=Broken Gauntlet
|eng-name=Broken Gauntlet
|eng-mean=Unused in ''Three Houses'', as the broken weapon retains its normal name.
|eng-mean=Unused in ''Three Houses'', as the broken weapon retains its normal name.
|jap-name={{hover|壊れた籠手|Kowareta kago-te}}
|jpn-name={{hover|壊れた籠手|Kowareta kago-te}}
|jap-mean=Broken gauntlet; unused in ''Three Houses''.
|jpn-mean=Broken gauntlet; unused in ''Three Houses''.
|span-name=Guanteletes rotos
|span-name=Guanteletes rotos
|span-mean=Broken gauntlets; unused in ''Three Houses''.
|span-mean=Broken gauntlets; unused in ''Three Houses''.