Fenrir

Fenrir Artwork of a Fenrir tome from the Fire Emblem Trading Card Game. Long-distance dark magic. Few spellcasters can master the intricacies of these fell arts.

Type Dark First game Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War

The Fenrir (Japanese: フェンリル Fenrir or ノスフェラート Nosferat) tome is a powerful dark spell in the Fire Emblem series. It originated in Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War as a long-range tome, counterparted to Meteor, Bolting, and Blizzard. Upon appearing in Elibe, Fenrir instead became a standard-range spell of relatively high-rank, counterparted to Fimbulvetr and Aura. Its most recent appearance, Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn, has seen Fenrir return to its long-range origins, counterparted with the same spells as in Jugdral as well as with Purge.

Fenrir appeared in every game between Genealogy of the Holy War and The Sacred Stones, with an additional appearance in Radiant Dawn.

Stats

In the main Fire Emblem series

Game	Icon	Level	Might	Weight	Hit	Crit	Range	Uses	Worth	Exp	Other effects and notes
Genealogy of the Holy War		B	14	20	70	N/A	3-10	50	65,535	N/A	When used to attack, the targeted enemy cannot counterattack even if also wielding a long-range tome. When equipped, the wielder's Movement is reduced to 0.
Thracia 776		A	18	20	80	0	3-10	5	2,200	N/A	--
The Binding Blade		A	15	13	65	0	1-2	13	7,800	?	--
Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade		A	15	18	70	0	1-2	20	9,000	1	--
The Sacred Stones		A	15	18	70	0	1-2	20	9,000	1	--
Radiant Dawn		A	9	20	60	0	3-10	5	1,500	4	--

In other Fire Emblem series titles

Game	Icon	Level	Might	Weight	Hit	Crit	Range	Uses	Worth	Exp	Other effects and notes
Heroes		3★	9	--	--	--	2	--	200 SP	--	--
Heroes (+, unrefined)		5★	13	--	--	--	2	Infinite	300 SP	--	--
Heroes (+, refined: +Atk)		5★	15	--	--	--	2	Infinite	350 SP 500 50	--	Grants +2 HP.
Heroes (+, refined: +Spd)		5★	14	--	--	--	2	Infinite	350 SP 500 50	--	Grants +2 HP and +2 Speed.
Heroes (+, refined: +Def)		5★	14	--	--	--	2	Infinite	350 SP 500 50	--	Grants +2 HP and +3 Defense.
Heroes (+, refined: +Res)		5★	14	--	--	--	2	Infinite	350 SP 500 50	--	Grants +2 HP and +3 Resistance.

Locations

Genealogy of the Holy War

Unobtainable

Exclusively wielded by enemy Dark Mages and Dark Bishops. No playable unit can legitimately wield dark magic.

The Binding Blade

Unavailable

Exclusive to enemy units

Fire Emblem

Treasure

Eliwood's tale: Chapter 26x, chest Hector's tale: Chapter 28x, chest

The Sacred Stones

Dropped by	Chapter 17, enemy Lyon*
Treasure	Chapter 19, chest • Lagdou Ruins Floor 6, northwest chest*
Secret shop	Jehanna Hall

Radiant Dawn

Inventory	Pelleas
Event	Part 4: Chapter 5, base conversation

Heroes

Fenrir+

Units

Sophia: Nabata Prophet

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology and notes
English	Fenrir	From Fenrir, a monstrous wolf in Norse mythology.
Japanese	• フェンリル • ノスフェラート	• Fenrir, as above. This name is used in the Jugdral games and Radiant Dawn. It refers to the long range version of the tome. • Nosferat; from Nosferatu, another word for vampire of alleged Romanian origin, popularized by the novel Dracula and the film Nosferatu. This name is used in the GBA games and Heroes, and is used for the more typical 1-2 range tomes.

Gallery

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  Artwork of Fenrir from the Fire Emblem Trading Card Game.

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  Fenrir as it appears in Heroes.

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  Fenrir as it appears in Heroes.

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  Ctuzof attacking Seliph with Fenrir in Genealogy of the Holy War

Red tome skills in Heroes
Basic red tome skills Bolganone • Elfire • Fenrir • Fire • Flux • Ruin Red tome skills with secondary effects Candelabra • Rauðrblade • Rauðrowl • Rauðrraven • Rauðrwolf • Tomato Tome Regalia and personal red tome skills Brynhildr • Cymbeline • Dawn Suzu • Forblaze • Fruit of Iðunn • Gleipnir • Grima's Truth • Grimoire • Loptous • Múspell Fireposy • Naglfar • Ragnarok • Reese's Tome • Valflame