Spurn

Spurn Icon of the Spurn 1 skill in Heroes. If unit's Spd > foe's Spd, reduces damage from attacks during combat and from area-of-effect Specials (excluding Røkkr area-of-effect Specials) by percentage = difference between stats × 2 (max 20%). If unit's HP ≤ 25% and unit's attack triggers Special, deals +5 damage when Special triggers.

Type(s) Passive (Type B) Game(s) Heroes

Spurn (Japanese: 回避・怒り Avoidance · Wrath) is a three-tiered passive type B skill which debuted in Fire Emblem Heroes; the individual tiers of the skill are known as Spurn 1, Spurn 2, and Spurn 3 in order from lowest to highest. Units with a Spurn skill can both reduce damage they take based on how much higher their own Speed is than their target's, as well as boosting their damage output when triggering a special skill based on how low their HP is; the maximum possible damage reduction and the HP threshold required to activate the secondary effect increases with the skill's tier.

Data

Game	Icon	Effect	Activation	Capacity	Notes
Heroes (Spurn 1)		If user's Speed is higher than target's, reduces damage dealt to user by attacks and non-Røkkr area-of-effect special skills by 2 × (user's Speed − target's Speed; maximum 10)%. If user's HP is 25% or less, boosts user's damage output by 5 when triggering a special skill.	--	--	Cost: 60 SP
Heroes (Spurn 2)		If user's Speed is higher than target's, reduces damage dealt to user by attacks and non-Røkkr area-of-effect special skills by 3 × (user's Speed − target's Speed; maximum 10)%. If user's HP is 50% or less, boosts user's damage output by 5 when triggering a special skill.	--	--	Cost: 120 SP
Heroes (Spurn 3)		If user's Speed is higher than target's, reduces damage dealt to user by attacks and non-Røkkr area-of-effect special skills by 4 × (user's Speed − target's Speed; maximum 10)%. If user's HP is 75% or less, boosts user's damage output by 5 when triggering a special skill.	--	--	Cost: 240 SP

Availability

Heroes

Units

Kris: Unknown Hero • Kris: Unsung Hero

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Spurn	--
Spanish	Aversión	Aversion
French	Refus	Refusal
German	Zurückweisung	Refusal
Italian	Sdegno	Resentment
Portuguese (Brazil)	Aversão	Aversion
Traditional Chinese	迴避・憤怒	Avoid · wrath

See also

• Repel
• Close Call