Ignis

This article is about the skill. For the Fates character known as Ignis in Japanese, see Ignatius (Fates).

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Ignis File:Is 3ds ignis.png Icon of the Ignis skill in Awakening and Fates. Adds half Mag or Str to the other value. Trigger % = (Skill stat)

Type(s) Class Game(s) Awakening Fates Heroes

Ignis (Japanese: 華炎 Blossoming Flame) is a sword skill which debuted in Fire Emblem Awakening. Associated with the Grandmaster class, when activated its user unleashes a single attack which adds half of whichever of the user's offensive stat (strength or magic) is not currently being used to the damage dealt to the enemy.

Data

Game	Icon	Effect	Activation	Capacity	Notes
Awakening	File:Is 3ds ignis.png	When attacking with a physical weapon, it adds (User's Mag / 2) to the damage dealt. When attacking with a magical weapon, it adds (User's Str / 2) to the damage dealt.	(Skill)%	--	For further mechanics, see here.
Fates	File:Is 3ds ignis.png	When attacking with a physical weapon, it adds (User's Mag / 2) to the damage dealt. When attacking with a magical weapon, it adds (User's Str / 2) to the damage dealt.	(Skill)%	--	For further mechanics, see here.

Availability

Awakening

Classes

Grandmaster (Learned at Level 5)

Fates

Classes

Grandmaster (Learned from Level 25 and up)

Heroes

Units

Henry

Other appearances

TCG Fire Emblem 0 (Cipher)

Ignis is present as a skill on one card in Fire Emblem Cipher: B04-083R Time-Lost Child, Morgan. It comes into effect during the player's turn and takes advantage of Morgan's other skill, Endless Potential, which applies the affinities and weapon ranges of all of Morgan's allies to Morgan herself during the player's turn. If Endless Potential has caused Morgan to have 3 or more weapon types, then Ignis activates and gives her a +20 attack power bonus.

Trivia

• When an enemy is struck by an Ignis-backed blow, they are surrounded by a shower of flower petals. The skill's Japanese name, "Blossoming Flame", references this: 華 hana can be taken to mean both "magnificent" and, more commonly, "flower'.

Gallery

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  Morgan activating Ignis in Awakening.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Ignis	Latin: "fire". The root of the modern English word "ignite".
Spanish	Apolo	Apollo, the god of light in Greco-Roman mythology; occasionally portrayed as a sun god.
French	Ignition	Ignition
German	Ignus	Variant of ignis.
Italian	Ignis	As above.

See also

• Rend Heaven