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The '''staff''' (Japanese: {{hl|杖|Tsue}} ''rod''; plural: '''staves''') is a [[Magic (element)|magical]] [[weapon]] category which was introduced in {{FE1}} and is present in every game in the {{FES}} except {{title|Gaiden}} and {{title|Shadows of Valentia}}, where [[white magic]] performs the same role. Staves are unique in that they have no capacity to actively deal damage and cannot be used to initiate an attack, nor in most cases defend an attack. Instead, they deal entirely in support magic to aid their allies or non-violently cripple their enemies. | The '''staff''' (Japanese: {{hl|杖|Tsue}} ''rod''; plural: '''staves''') is a [[Magic (element)|magical]] [[weapon]] category which was introduced in {{FE1}} and is present in every game in the {{FES}} except {{title|Gaiden}} and {{title|Shadows of Valentia}}, where [[white magic]] performs the same role. Staves are unique in that they have no capacity to actively deal damage and cannot be used to initiate an attack, nor in most cases defend an attack. Instead, they deal entirely in support magic to aid their allies or non-violently cripple their enemies. | ||
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Staves can be loosely divided up into four archetypes: | Staves can be loosely divided up into four archetypes: | ||
* The majority of staves are '''healing staves''' which are designed to heal injured allies. Most of these restore [[HP|hit points]] to injured units, while the [[Restore]] staff cures [[status | * The majority of staves are '''healing staves''' which are designed to heal injured allies. Most of these restore [[HP|hit points]] to injured units, while the [[Restore]] staff cures [[status effects]]. Healing staves of lower weapon level usually heal only a single unit who is adjacent to the user, but the stronger healing staves can often heal distant allies or even multiple allies at once. | ||
* '''Transport staves''' allow staff-users to teleport their allies (or, occasionally, themselves) to other points on a map, usually across very long distances that no unit could otherwise cross by themselves in a single turn. | * '''Transport staves''' allow staff-users to teleport their allies (or, occasionally, themselves) to other points on a map, usually across very long distances that no unit could otherwise cross by themselves in a single turn. | ||
* '''Support staves''' perform miscellaneous purposes which are beneficial to the staff-user's army, such as peforming tasks over long distances that otherwise require specialized units or items to get close to the task's subject. | * '''Support staves''' perform miscellaneous purposes which are beneficial to the staff-user's army, such as peforming tasks over long distances that otherwise require specialized units or items to get close to the task's subject. | ||
* '''Offensive staves''' are staves designed to affect the staff user's enemies, working to put them at a disadvantage in ways that do not involve depleting their HP. This usually comes in the form of afflicting the enemy with [[status | * '''Offensive staves''' are staves designed to affect the staff user's enemies, working to put them at a disadvantage in ways that do not involve depleting their HP. This usually comes in the form of afflicting the enemy with [[status effects]] that leave them much more vulnerable to attacks from the staff-user's allies. Unlike most other staves, all of these operate over a long range and do not require the staff user to be adjacent to the enemy. Offensive staves tend to be used fairly widely among late-game enemies, but the player can typically only get them in very limited quantities. | ||
As magical weapons, staves generally rely on their user's [[magic (stat)|magic stat]] to determine their effectiveness. Most healing staves after ''Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light'' restore an amount of HP which is based on the user's magic plus a base healing value assigned to that particular staff. In some games, the [[range]] of staves which can be cast over distances, such as [[Physic]] and [[Rescue (staff)|Rescue]], is also derived from the user's magic, as is the accuracy of offensive staves. Generally speaking, the higher a unit's magic, then the more effective staves will be in their hands. Conversely, the [[resistance]] stat is used to calculate whether a unit can evade an incoming cast of an offensive staff. | As magical weapons, staves generally rely on their user's [[magic (stat)|magic stat]] to determine their effectiveness. Most healing staves after ''Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light'' restore an amount of HP which is based on the user's magic plus a base healing value assigned to that particular staff. In some games, the [[range]] of staves which can be cast over distances, such as [[Physic]] and [[Rescue (staff)|Rescue]], is also derived from the user's magic, as is the accuracy of offensive staves. Generally speaking, the higher a unit's magic, then the more effective staves will be in their hands. Conversely, the [[resistance]] stat is used to calculate whether a unit can evade an incoming cast of an offensive staff. | ||
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===Self-defense in ''Radiant Dawn''=== | ===Self-defense in ''Radiant Dawn''=== | ||
[[File:Ss fe10 | [[File:Ss fe10 soren staff counterattack.png|thumb|[[Soren]] counterattacks an attacking [[Nolan]] with his [[Rescue (staff)|Rescue]] staff, dealing nine points of damage.]] | ||
{{FE10}} applied a few unique changes to the workings of staves. First, staves are equipped in exactly the same way as an ordinary weapon, meaning that a unit who casts a staff will automatically equip it instead of any other weapons they may possess. On one hand this is a minor inconvenience for offensive magical units such as the [[Sage]] family, as it prevents them from being able to properly respond to enemy-phase attacks with their proper weapons. On the other hand, the game compensates for this with every staff having a bonus effect on their equipper; for instance, most healing staves will restore small amounts of HP to their wielder at the beginning of a turn, while several staves offer minor stat boosts. | {{FE10}} applied a few unique changes to the workings of staves. First, staves are equipped in exactly the same way as an ordinary weapon, meaning that a unit who casts a staff will automatically equip it instead of any other weapons they may possess. On one hand this is a minor inconvenience for offensive magical units such as the [[Sage]] family, as it prevents them from being able to properly respond to enemy-phase attacks with their proper weapons. On the other hand, the game compensates for this with every staff having a bonus effect on their equipper; for instance, most healing staves will restore small amounts of HP to their wielder at the beginning of a turn, while several staves offer minor stat boosts. | ||
As part of this, ''Radiant Dawn'' also allows staff-users the ability to | As part of this, ''Radiant Dawn'' also allows staff-users the ability to counterattack if, on the enemy's phase, they are attacked at 1 [[range]]. The counterattacks are, by design, fairly weak and insubstantial: all staves have zero [[might]] meaning that the counterattack's damage is determined entirely based on the user's [[strength]], a stat which tends to be very low among staff users. Staves compensate partially for this with their excellent [[crit]] stats which give decent chances of inflicting [[critical hit]]s. Staves of progressively higher [[weapon level]]s get progressively higher crit to the point that the game's two SS-rank staves, [[Matrona]] and the [[Goddess Staff|Ashera Staff]], have 100 crit each, the highest by far of any item in the ''Fire Emblem'' series. | ||
Staff | Staff counterattacks do not consume the staff's [[durability]], but do provide [[experience]] and [[weapon experience]]. | ||
Staves are also equipped in {{FE1}} but the user cannot counterattack and no benefits are provided to the user. | Staves are also equipped in {{FE1}} but the user cannot counterattack and no benefits are provided to the user. | ||
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| Base value / 2 if unit is promoted | | Base value / 2 if unit is promoted | ||
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| {{title|Radiant Dawn}} | |||
! Base value | ! Base value | ||
| Base value / 2 if unit is promoted | |||
| | |- | ||
| {{title|Shadow Dragon}} | | {{title|Shadow Dragon}} | ||
! Base value − ([[Level]] − 5) / 3 | ! Base value − ([[Level]] − 5) / 3 | ||
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| style="border-bottom-left-radius: 15px" | {{title|Fates}} | | style="border-bottom-left-radius: 15px" | {{title|Fates}} | ||
! Base value − (Internal [[Level]] − 5) / 3 + Unpromoted bonus + Exceptions | ! Base value − (Internal [[Level]] − 5) / 3 + Unpromoted bonus + Exceptions | ||
| style="border-bottom-right-radius: 15px" | Unpromoted bonus is +8 on Normal mode, +3 on Hard mode and +0 on Lunatic mode if user is a unpromoted class.<br>Exceptions is -1 if user’s Internal Level is 8 or 11, +1 if user’s Internal Level is 30.<br>If Internal Level − 5 < 0, treated as = 0. | | style="border-bottom-right-radius: 15px" | Unpromoted bonus is +8 on Normal mode, +3 on Hard mode and +0 on Lunatic mode if user is a unpromoted class.<br>Exceptions is -1 if user’s Internal Level is 8 or 11, +1 if user’s Internal Level is 30.<br>If Internal Level − 5 < 0, treated as = 0. | ||
|} | |} | ||
===Offensive staff hit rate=== | ===Offensive staff hit rate=== | ||
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! style="border-top-left-radius: 15px" | Game | ! style="border-top-left-radius: 15px" | Game | ||
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| {{title|Thracia 776}} | | {{title|Thracia 776}} | ||
! [[Hit]] + ([[Skill (stat)|Skill]] × 4) | ! [[Hit]] + ([[Skill (stat)|Skill]] × 4) | ||
| Will never miss if user's skill is 10 or higher. Cannot be cast on enemy units who occupy [[Terrain/Super | | Will never miss if user's skill is 10 or higher. Cannot be cast on enemy units who occupy [[Terrain/Super Famicom games|thrones or gates]], and requires the caster to have more magic than the target. | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{title|The Binding Blade}} | | {{title|The Binding Blade}} | ||
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| -- | | -- | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{title|Path of Radiance}} | | {{title|Path of Radiance}} | ||
! 30 + [{([[Magic (stat)|Magic]]) − (Target's [[resistance]])} × 5] + ([[Skill (stat)|Skill]]) − ([[Range|distance from target]] × 2) | ! 30 + [{([[Magic (stat)|Magic]]) − (Target's [[resistance]])} × 5] + ([[Skill (stat)|Skill]]) − ([[Range|distance from target]] × 2) | ||
| -- | | -- | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{title|Radiant Dawn}} | |||
! 30 + [{([[Magic (stat)|Magic]]) − (Target's [[resistance]])} × 5] + ([[Skill (stat)|Skill]]) − ([[Range|distance from target]] × 2) | ! 30 + [{([[Magic (stat)|Magic]]) − (Target's [[resistance]])} × 5] + ([[Skill (stat)|Skill]]) − ([[Range|distance from target]] × 2) | ||
| -- | |||
|- | |||
| {{title|Fates}} | |||
! [[Hit]] + ([[Magic (stat)|Magic]]) + ([[Skill (stat)|Skill]]) + ([[Weapon level]] bonus) | |||
| Weapon level bonus is 5 for ranks B or A and 10 for S. | |||
|- | |||
| {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}} | |||
! ??? | |||
| -- | |||
|- | |||
| {{title|Three Houses}} | |||
! ??? | |||
| -- | |||
|- | |||
| style="border-bottom-left-radius: 15px" | {{title|Engage}} | |||
! [[Hit]] + ([[Magic (stat)|Magic]]) + ([[Dexterity]]) | |||
| style="border-bottom-right-radius: 15px" | -- | | style="border-bottom-right-radius: 15px" | -- | ||
|} | |} | ||
===Offensive staff avoid=== | ===Offensive staff avoid=== | ||
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{| class="calculation" | {| class="calculation" | ||
! style="border-top-left-radius: 15px" | Game | ! style="border-top-left-radius: 15px" | Game | ||
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| The usual considerations for an offensive staff missing are already built into the hit rate calculation. | | The usual considerations for an offensive staff missing are already built into the hit rate calculation. | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{title|Radiant Dawn}} | |||
! -- | ! -- | ||
| The usual considerations for an offensive staff missing are already built into the hit rate calculation. | |||
|- | |||
| {{title|Fates}} | |||
! [([[Resistance]] x 3) + ([[Luck]])] / 2 | |||
| Value is rounded down if applicable. | |||
|- | |||
| {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}} | |||
! ??? | |||
| -- | |||
|- | |||
| {{title|Three Houses}} | |||
! ??? | |||
| -- | |||
|- | |||
| style="border-bottom-left-radius: 15px" | {{title|Engage}} | |||
! [([[Resistance]] × 3) + ([[Luck]])] / 2 | |||
| style="border-bottom-right-radius: 15px" | -- | |||
|} | |} | ||
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==Staves in the {{FES}}== | ==Staves in the {{FES}}== | ||
===Healing staves=== | ===Healing staves=== | ||
{{WeaponListHdr}} | {{WeaponListHdr}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Heal| | {{WeaponListCell|Heal|y|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|y|notes=Restores HP to allies in adjacent spaces. [[White magic]] in {{title|Three Houses}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Mend| | {{WeaponListCell|Mend|y|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|y|notes=Restores many HP to allies in adjacent spaces.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Recover| | {{WeaponListCell|Recover|y|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|y|notes=Restores all HP to allies in adjacent spaces.<br>White magic in {{title|Gaiden}}, {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}}, and {{title|Three Houses}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Physic| | {{WeaponListCell|Physic|y|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|y|notes=Restores HP to allies at a distance.<br>[[White magic]] in ''Gaiden'', {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}} and {{title|Three Houses}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Fortify| | {{WeaponListCell|Fortify|y|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|y|notes=Restores all HP to allies nearby.<br>[[White magic]] in ''Gaiden'', {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}} and {{title|Three Houses}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Restore| | {{WeaponListCell|Fortify+|18=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Ordinary Staff| | {{WeaponListCell|Restore|n|n|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|n|n|n|n|y|notes=Returns allies to normal condition. (Cures sleep, etc.)<br>White magic in {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}} and {{title|Three Houses}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Glass Staff| | {{WeaponListCell|Ordinary Staff|13=y|notes=Restores miniscule HP to a unit.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Kneader| | {{WeaponListCell|Glass Staff|13=y|notes=Completely restores HP to a nearby ally. Fragile.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Balmwood Staff| | {{WeaponListCell|Kneader|14=y|notes=Slighty restores an adjacent ally's HP. }} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Catharsis| | {{WeaponListCell|Balmwood Staff|14=y|notes=Restores an adjacent ally's HP. Use it to heal the wielder.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Candy Cane (staff){{!}}Candy Cane| | {{WeaponListCell|Catharsis|14=y|notes=Greatly restores a distant ally's HP.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Mushroom Staff| | {{WeaponListCell|Candy Cane (staff){{!}}Candy Cane|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Bouquet Staff| | {{WeaponListCell|Mushroom Staff|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Bloom Festal| | {{WeaponListCell|Bouquet Staff|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Sun Festal| | {{WeaponListCell|Bloom Festal|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Wane Festal| | {{WeaponListCell|Sun Festal|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Moon Festal| | {{WeaponListCell|Wane Festal|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Great Festal| | {{WeaponListCell|Moon Festal|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Lantern| | {{WeaponListCell|Great Festal|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Dumpling Rod| | {{WeaponListCell|Lantern|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Bamboo Branch| | {{WeaponListCell|Dumpling Rod|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Bamboo Branch|15=y|notes=Also has a support effect.}} | |||
{{WeaponListCell|Treat|18=y}} | |||
{{WeaponListFtr}} | {{WeaponListFtr}} | ||
===Transport staves=== | ===Transport staves=== | ||
{{WeaponListHdr}} | {{WeaponListHdr}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Warp (staff){{!}}Warp| | {{WeaponListCell|Warp (staff){{!}}Warp|y|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|y|y|n|n|n|n|y|notes=Transports an adjacent ally to another location.<br>[[White magic]] in {{title|Gaiden}}, {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}}, and {{title|Three Houses}}.<br>[[Unused content in Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance|Unused]] in {{title|Path of Radiance}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Rescue (staff){{!}}Rescue| | {{WeaponListCell|Rescue (staff){{!}}Rescue|n|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|y|y|y|n|n|y|notes=A special staff that returns an ally to the user. A [[personal weapon|personal staff]] in {{title|Mystery of the Emblem}}.<br>[[White magic]] in {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}} and {{title|Three Houses}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Return (staff){{!}}Return| | {{WeaponListCell|Return (staff){{!}}Return|5=y|6=y|notes=[[Unused content in Fire Emblem: Thracia 776|Unused]] in ''Thracia 776''.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Rewarp| | {{WeaponListCell|Rewarp|6=y|11=y|18=y|notes=White magic in {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Entrap| | {{WeaponListCell|Entrap|15=y|18=y|notes=White magic in {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListFtr}} | {{WeaponListFtr}} | ||
===Support staves=== | ===Support staves=== | ||
{{WeaponListHdr}} | {{WeaponListHdr}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Ward| | {{WeaponListCell|Ward|y|n|y|n|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|n|y|notes=Raises a nearby ally's resistance. Wears off with time.<br>White magic in {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}} and {{title|Three Houses}}}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Hammerne| | {{WeaponListCell|Hammerne|y|n|y|n|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|n|n|notes=Restores an adjacent ally's weapons to new condition.<br>A [[personal weapon|personal staff]] in the [[Archanea (continent)|Archanea]] games.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Unlock| | {{WeaponListCell|Unlock|n|n|y|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|y|n|n|n|n|n|notes=Unlocks doors, even from a distance.<br>A [[personal weapon|personal staff]] in {{title|Thracia 776}}.<br>[[Unused content in Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance|Unused]] in {{title|Path of Radiance}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Thief (staff){{!}}Thief| | {{WeaponListCell|Thief (staff){{!}}Thief|4=y|5=y|13=y|notes=A staff that can open chests.<br>A [[personal weapon|personal staff]] in ''Mystery of the Emblem'' and ''Thracia 776''.<br>[[Unused content in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War|Unused]] in {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Watch| | {{WeaponListCell|Watch|4=y|6=y|7=y|notes=Unused in ''Thracia 776'' and {{title|The Binding Blade}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Anew| | {{WeaponListCell|Anew|4=y|13=y|notes=A staff that allows allies to move again.<br>[[White magic]] in {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Torch (staff){{!}}Torch| | {{WeaponListCell|Torch (staff){{!}}Torch|n|n|n|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|n|n|n|n|y|notes=A staff that illuminates an area for a short while. The wielder's vision range increases by 2.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Magic Up| | {{WeaponListCell|Magic Up|6=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Repair| | {{WeaponListCell|Repair|6=y|notes=[[Personal weapon|Personal staff]].}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Strength Staff{{!}}Strength| | {{WeaponListCell|Strength Staff{{!}}Strength|13=y|notes=A staff that raises an ally's Str by 2 for 1 turn.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Speed Staff{{!}}Speed| | {{WeaponListCell|Speed Staff{{!}}Speed|13=y|notes=A staff that raises an ally's Spd by 2 for 1 turn.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Defense Staff{{!}}Defense| | {{WeaponListCell|Defense Staff{{!}}Defense|13=y|notes=A staff that raises an ally's Def by 2 for 1 turn.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Bamboo Branch| | {{WeaponListCell|Bamboo Branch|15=y|notes=Also has a healing effect.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Obstruct (staff){{!}}Obstruct|18=y|notes=Creates [[Terrain/Nintendo Switch games#Fire Emblem Engage|ice pillar terrain]].}} | |||
{{WeaponListCell|Nodus|18=y|notes=Fills allies' [[Emblem Rings#Engaging|engage meters]].}} | |||
{{WeaponListFtr}} | {{WeaponListFtr}} | ||
===Offensive staves=== | ===Offensive staves=== | ||
These staves do not deal direct damage, but inflict [[status | These staves do not deal direct damage, but inflict [[status effects]] against its adversary. | ||
{{WeaponListHdr}} | {{WeaponListHdr}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Silence (staff){{!}}Silence| | {{WeaponListCell|Silence (staff){{!}}Silence|n|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|y|n|y|n|n|y|notes=A staff that prevents enemies from using magic. Each turn, the wielder is cured of silence.<br>White magic in {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}} and {{title|Three Houses}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Sleep (staff){{!}}Sleep| | {{WeaponListCell|Sleep (staff){{!}}Sleep|n|n|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|n|n|n|n|n|notes=A staff that puts enemy units to sleep for five turns. Each turn, the wielder is cured of sleep.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Berserk (staff){{!}}Berserk| | {{WeaponListCell|Berserk (staff){{!}}Berserk|n|n|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|n|n|n|n|n|n|notes=Sends enemies into a berserker rage.<br>[[Unused content in Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance|Unused]] in ''Path of Radiance''.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Nightmare| | {{WeaponListCell|Nightmare|9=y|notes=Lulls all enemies within range into a deep slumber.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Elsilence| | {{WeaponListCell|Elsilence|11=y|notes=A staff that prevents enemies from using magic. It has been strengthened by senators' research.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Elsleep| | {{WeaponListCell|Elsleep|11=y|notes=A staff that puts enemy units to sleep for five turns. Senatorial research has strengthened it.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Freeze| | {{WeaponListCell|Freeze|15=y|18=y|notes=White magic in {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Enfeeble| | {{WeaponListCell|Enfeeble|15=y|notes=Inflicts temporary debuffs on target's stats.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Hexing Rod| | {{WeaponListCell|Hexing Rod|15=y|notes=Halves target's max HP for the rest of the map.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Fracture|18=y|notes=Inflicts [[break]] on target.}} | |||
{{WeaponListFtr}} | {{WeaponListFtr}} | ||
===Character's staves=== | ===Character's staves=== | ||
{{FE6}} and {{title|New Mystery of the Emblem}} each contain a themed staff named for an individual character, but are not locked specifically to them; two more such staves appear in {{title|Fates}}. The one such staff in ''New Mystery of the Emblem'' sells for zero [[gold]]. Staves are one of two usable item types in {{title|Awakening}} that do not include character-themed entries (the other being [[ | {{FE6}} and {{title|New Mystery of the Emblem}} each contain a themed staff named for an individual character, but are not locked specifically to them; two more such staves appear in {{title|Fates}}. The one such staff in ''New Mystery of the Emblem'' sells for zero [[gold]]. Staves are one of two usable item types in {{title|Awakening}} that do not include character-themed entries (the other being [[stone]]s). | ||
All of these staves are healing staves. | All of these staves are healing staves. | ||
{{WeaponListHdr}} | {{WeaponListHdr}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell| | {{WeaponListCell|Tiena's Staff|7=y|notes=Wielded by [[Tiena]].}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Wrys's Staff| | {{WeaponListCell|Wrys's Staff|13=y|notes=A staff owned by Wrys, an Altean curate.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Elise's Staff| | {{WeaponListCell|Elise's Staff|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Lilith's Staff| | {{WeaponListCell|Lilith's Staff|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Sakura's Rod| | {{WeaponListCell|Sakura's Rod|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Purification Rod| | {{WeaponListCell|Purification Rod|15=y|notes=Named after [[Azama]] in the Japanese version of ''Fates''.}} | ||
{{WeaponListFtr}} | {{WeaponListFtr}} | ||
===Regalia and personal staves=== | ===Regalia and personal staves=== | ||
{{WeaponListHdr}} | {{WeaponListHdr}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Hammerne| | {{WeaponListCell|Hammerne|y|n|y|n|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|n|n|notes=Restores an adjacent ally's weapons to new condition.<br>[[Lena]] and [[Marisha]] only in the [[Archanea (continent)|Archanea]] games.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Aum| | {{WeaponListCell|Aum|2=y|4=y|12=y|13=y|notes=A special staff for princesses that can revive a fallen ally.<br>[[Elice]], [[Caeda]], [[Minerva]], [[Maria]], [[Yuliya]] and [[Sheena]] only.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Valkyrie (staff){{!}}Valkyrie| | {{WeaponListCell|Valkyrie (staff){{!}}Valkyrie|5=y|notes=Major [[Holy Blood#Bragi|Bragi Holy Blood]] only.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Repair| | {{WeaponListCell|Repair|6=y|notes=[[Safy]] only.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Unlock| | {{WeaponListCell|Unlock|n|n|y|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|y|n|n|n|n|n|notes=[[Tina]] only in {{title|Thracia 776}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Thief (staff){{!}}Thief| | {{WeaponListCell|Thief (staff){{!}}Thief|4=y|5=y|6=y|13=y|notes=[[Tina]] only in {{title|Thracia 776}}.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Kia| | {{WeaponListCell|Kia|6=y|notes=[[Sara]] only.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Staff of the Saint| | {{WeaponListCell|Staff of the Saint|7=y|notes=Restores all HP to all allies.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Latona| | {{WeaponListCell|Latona|9=y|notes=A [[Sacred Twin]] staff. The ancient Staff of Latona.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Goddess Staff| | {{WeaponListCell|Goddess Staff|10=y|11=y|14=y|notes=Fully restores the HP of all allies in range.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Matrona| | {{WeaponListCell|Matrona|11=y|notes=A staff that restores all HP to a distant target. It also raises the target's biorhythm to its peak.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Astral Blessing| | {{WeaponListCell|Astral Blessing|15=y|notes=[[Lilith]] only.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Bifröst| | {{WeaponListCell|Bifröst|15=y|notes=Revives the last unit who died on the current map. Only [[Maid]]s and [[Butler]]s may acquire requisite [[weapon level]].}} | ||
{{WeaponListFtr}} | {{WeaponListFtr}} | ||
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This staff lacks an effect in its current state, and must be repaired in order to regain its original functionality. | This staff lacks an effect in its current state, and must be repaired in order to regain its original functionality. | ||
{{WeaponListHdr}} | {{WeaponListHdr}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Broken Staff| | {{WeaponListCell|Broken Staff|5=y|6=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListFtr}} | {{WeaponListFtr}} | ||
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This staff is [[Unused content in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War|unused content]] in the only game it is coded into, and its intended effect is unknown. | This staff is [[Unused content in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War|unused content]] in the only game it is coded into, and its intended effect is unknown. | ||
{{WeaponListHdr}} | {{WeaponListHdr}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Charm (staff){{!}}Charm| | {{WeaponListCell|Charm (staff){{!}}Charm|5=y|notes=Crashes the game when used as programmed.}} | ||
{{WeaponListFtr}} | {{WeaponListFtr}} | ||
==[[Class]]es capable of using staves== | ==[[Class]]es capable of using staves== | ||
{{ClassListHdr|staves}} | {{ClassListHdr|staves}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Priest| | {{WeaponListCell|Priest|y|n|n|y|y|y|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|n|n}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Bishop| | {{WeaponListCell|Bishop|y|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|n|n|n}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Cleric| | {{WeaponListCell|Cleric|n|n|y|n|y|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|n|n}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Dark Mage| | {{WeaponListCell|Dark Mage|4=y|5=y|6=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Princess| | {{WeaponListCell|Princess|5=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Master Knight| | {{WeaponListCell|Master Knight|5=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Troubadour| | {{WeaponListCell|Troubadour|n|n|n|y|y|y|y|y|n|n|n|n|y|y|n|n|n}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Paladin| | {{WeaponListCell|Paladin|5=y|6=y|notes=Female units only.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Baron| | {{WeaponListCell|Baron|5=y|6=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Emperor| | {{WeaponListCell|Emperor|5=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Falcon Knight| | {{WeaponListCell|Falcon Knight|5=y|14=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Mage Fighter| | {{WeaponListCell|Mage Fighter|5=y|notes=Female units only.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Shaman (Genealogy of the Holy War){{!}}Shaman| | {{WeaponListCell|Shaman (Genealogy of the Holy War){{!}}Shaman|5=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Sage| | {{WeaponListCell|Sage|n|n|n|y|y|y|y|y|y|n|y|y|y|n|n|n|y|notes=In ''Path of Radiance'' each individual Mage has to choose between gaining [[Knife|knives]] or staves upon promotion to Sage.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|High Priest| | {{WeaponListCell|High Priest|5=y|6=|18=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Queen| | {{WeaponListCell|Queen|5=y|11=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Dark Bishop| | {{WeaponListCell|Dark Bishop|5=y|6=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Loptr Mage| | {{WeaponListCell|Loptr Mage|6=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Druid| | {{WeaponListCell|Druid|7=y|8=y|9=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Valkyrie| | {{WeaponListCell|Valkyrie|7=y|8=y|9=y|10=y|11=y|14=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Archsage| | {{WeaponListCell|Archsage|8=y|11=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Dark Druid| | {{WeaponListCell|Dark Druid|8=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Bramimond (class){{!}}Bramimond| | {{WeaponListCell|Bramimond (class){{!}}Bramimond|8=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Mage Knight| | {{WeaponListCell|Mage Knight|9=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Summoner| | {{WeaponListCell|Summoner|9=y|11=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Necromancer| | {{WeaponListCell|Necromancer|9=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Demon King (class){{!}}Demon King| | {{WeaponListCell|Demon King (class){{!}}Demon King|9=y|notes=Not listed in the weapon level screen as being able to use staves, but uses a [[Nightmare]] anyway.}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Princess Crimea| | {{WeaponListCell|Princess Crimea|10=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Chancellor| | {{WeaponListCell|Chancellor|10=y|11=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Light Sage| | {{WeaponListCell|Light Sage|11=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Light Priestess| | {{WeaponListCell|Light Priestess|11=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Saint| | {{WeaponListCell|Saint|11=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Sorcerer| | {{WeaponListCell|Sorcerer|12=y|13=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Trickster| | {{WeaponListCell|Trickster|14=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|War Monk| | {{WeaponListCell|War Monk|14=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|War Cleric| | {{WeaponListCell|War Cleric|14=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Bride| | {{WeaponListCell|Bride|14=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Hoshido Noble| | {{WeaponListCell|Hoshido Noble|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Monk| | {{WeaponListCell|Monk|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Shrine Maiden| | {{WeaponListCell|Shrine Maiden|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Onmyoji| | {{WeaponListCell|Onmyoji|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Great Master| | {{WeaponListCell|Great Master|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Priestess (Fates){{!}}Priestess| | {{WeaponListCell|Priestess (Fates){{!}}Priestess|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Falcon Knight| | {{WeaponListCell|Falcon Knight|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Adventurer| | {{WeaponListCell|Adventurer|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Strategist| | {{WeaponListCell|Strategist|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Butler| | {{WeaponListCell|Butler|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Maid| | {{WeaponListCell|Maid|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Astral Dragon| | {{WeaponListCell|Astral Dragon|15=y}} | ||
{{WeaponListCell|Vidame|18=y}} | |||
{{WeaponListCell|Wing Tamer|18=y}} | |||
{{WeaponListCell|Lindwurm|18=y}} | |||
{{WeaponListCell|Sleipnir Rider|18=y}} | |||
{{WeaponListCell|Royal Knight|18=y}} | |||
{{WeaponListCell|Griffin Knight|18=y}} | |||
{{WeaponListCell|Martial Monk|18=y}} | |||
{{WeaponListCell|Martial Master|18=y}} | |||
{{ClassListFtr|staves}} | {{ClassListFtr|staves}} | ||
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{{Names | {{Names | ||
|eng-name=Staff | |eng-name=Staff | ||
| | |jpn-name={{hover|杖|Tsue}} | ||
| | |jpn-mean=Romanized as '''ROD''' in the internal files of ''Path of Radiance'' and ''Radiant Dawn''. | ||
|span-name=Bastón | |span-name=Bastón | ||
|span-mean=Staff | |span-mean=Staff | ||
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|ger-mean=Staff | |ger-mean=Staff | ||
|ital-name=• Bacchetta<br>• Bastone | |ital-name=• Bacchetta<br>• Bastone | ||
|ital-mean=• Baton; from '' | |ital-mean=• Baton; from ''The Blazing Blade'' until ''Path of Radiance''.<br>• Cane; from ''Radiant Dawn'' onward. | ||
}} | }} | ||
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{{Names | {{Names | ||
|eng-name=Rod | |eng-name=Rod | ||
| | |jpn-name={{hover|祓串|Haraegushi}} | ||
| | |jpn-mean=''Haraegushi'' (literally, "cleansing skewer"), also known as ''[[wikipedia:Ōnusa|ōnusa]]'', are a distinct type of wooden baton used in Shinto rituals. Their primary role is in purification rituals to exorcise spiritual impurities. Traditional ''haraegushi'' are decorated with numerous zig-zagging paper streamers.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120213073946/http://eos.kokugakuin.ac.jp/modules/xwords/entry.php?entryID=299|title=Ritual Implements and Vestments : Ōnusa|site=Encyclopedia of Shinto - Home (archived by the Wayback Machine)|author=Motosawa, M.|published=June 2, 2005|retrieved=July 15, 2015}}</ref> | ||
|span-name=Vara | |span-name=Vara | ||
|span-mean=Rod | |span-mean=Rod | ||
