Set's Litany

Set's Litany Icon of Set's Litany from Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. A dance that increases allies' dodge for a turn.

Type Item First game Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade

Set's Litany (Japanese: セチの祈り Sechy's Prayer) is an dance item which was introduced in and, in legitimate gameplay, is exclusive to Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. When used by Nils or Ninian, it allows them to conduct a performance which provides a temporary boost to the dodging ability of allies. While Set's Litany is able to be used by Ninian, its obtainment window practically makes it a Nils-exclusive ring.

Data

Game	Icon	Uses	Worth	Effects and notes
Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade		15	Cannot be sold	+10 avoid to one adjacent ally for one turn. Activated via the Dance/Play command.

Locations

Fire Emblem

Treasure

Eliwood's Tale: Chapter 30, central ruins Hector's Tale: Chapter 32, central ruins

The Sacred Stones

Unused

If hacked into the game, it is functional and can be used by Tethys.

Trivia

• Like the other dancer rings, the Japanese version's help description for Set's Litany says that Set, the ring's namesake, is a spirit of wind who has blessed the ring.
• Nils has custom dialogue when entering the ruins and finding it, he mentions that he thinks he has been there before and that he is forgetting something important.

Gallery

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  Nils using Set's Litany in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Set's Litany	A litany is a form of prayer which occurs in Christian and some Jewish congregations.
Spanish	Letanía de Set	Set's Litany
French	Litania	The Latin word from which the English "litany" derives; from the ancient Greek λιτή litê, "prayer".
German	Sets Litanei	Set's Litany
Italian	Litania di Set	Set's Litany

See also

• Filla's Might
• Ninis's Grace
• Thor's Ire