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Thögn

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Thögn

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Thögn as it appears in Heroes.

Effective against flying foes. Grants Spd+3. If unit initiates combat and foe uses sword, lance, axe, dragonstone, or beast damage, grants Atk/Spd/Def/Res+4 during combat.

Type(s)

Offensive (bow)

Game(s)

Thögn (Japanese: ソグン Thögn) is an offensive skill in the bow category which debuted in Fire Emblem Heroes. It is a personal weapon of the Legendary Hero variation of Lucina. Thögn is a skill that, in addition to boosting its wielder's Speed at all times, also grants its wielder all-around stat boosts during combat when initiating combat against a user of a melee weapon skill.

Stats

Game Icon Level Might Weight Hit Crit Range Uses Worth WEXP Other effects and notes

Availability

Heroes

Units Lucina: Glorious Archer

Trivia

Lucina wielding Thögn.
  • While the sprite of Thögn is depicted with text on it, the artwork of Lucina wielding it does not.
  • Thögn, in Norse, roughly translates to "silence."

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English

Thögn

Thögn is a valkyrie in Norse mythology.

Spanish
(Spain)

Thögn

As above.

Spanish
(Latin America)

Thögn

As above.

French

Thögn

As above.

German

Thögn

As above.

Italian

Thögn

As above.

Traditional Chinese

索軍

Thögn; as above.

Gallery

  • Thögn as it appears in Heroes.

    Thögn as it appears in Heroes.

See also

Bow skills in Heroes
Basic bow skills Iron Bow • Silver Bow • Steel Bow
Bow skills with secondary effects Arcane Darkbow • Arcane Náströnd • Assassin's Bow • Beguiling Bow • Big-Catch Bow • Bouquet Bow • Brave Bow • Budding Bow • Candlewax Bow • Carrot Bow • Carrot-Tip Bow • Clarisse's Bow • Cocobow • Coral Bow • Courtly Bow • Cupid Arrow • Defier's Bow • Devilish Bow • Fiddlestick Bow • Firesweep Bow • Fishie Bow • Fortune Bow • Golden Yule Bow • Gratia • Guard Bow • Halting Bow • Hama Ya • Helm Bow • Instant Bow • Kabura Ya • Killer Bow • Kumo Yumi • Lucrative Bow • Monstrous Bow • Ninja Yumi • Peppy Bow • Plegian Bow • Protection Bow • Refreshing Bolt • Rein Bow • Reindeer Bow • Shining Bow • Short Bow • Slaying Bow • Spendthrift Bow • Springy Bow • Sunflower Bow • Tannenbow • Umbra Burst • Unbound Bow • Whitecap Bow • Whitewind Bow • Wyvern Yumi • Vulture Bow
Regalia and personal bow skills Aptitude Arrows • Argent Bow • Bow of Beauty • Bow of Devotion • Bow of Frelia • Bow of Repose • Bow of Twelve • Bow of Verdane • Cunning Bow • Damiell Bow • Daniel-Made Bow • Deep-Blue Bow • Destiny's Bow • Dignified Bow • Double Bow • Duskbloom Bow • Failnaught • First-Dream Bow • Flame of Múspell • Flamefrost Bow • Fujin Yumi • Fujin-Raijin Yumi • Guardian's Bow • Gusty War Bow • Heartbroker Bow • Heired Yewfelle • Holy Yewfelle • Indignant Bow • Jötnar Bow • Keen Coyote Bow • Lucky Bow • Luna Arc • Meisterbogen • Mermaid Bow • Mirage Longbow • Mulagir • New-Height Bow • Nidhogg • Niles's Bow • Parthia • Partnership Bow • Persecution Bow • Quick Mulagir • Randgríðr • Rapid-Crier Bow • Rebecca's Bow • Renowned Bow • Rose-Quartz Bow • Sacaen-Wolf Bow • Sandglass Bow • Setsuna's Yumi • Skadi • Snide Bow • Sniper's Bow • Spy-Song Bow • Survivalist Bow • Swift Mulagir • Tanngrisnir • Thögn • Violdrake Bow • Volunteer Bow • Warrior Princess
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