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Windsweep
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Windsweep (Japanese: 風薙ぎ Windsweep) is a three-tiered passive type B skill which debuted in Fire Emblem Heroes, later appearing in Echoes: Shadows of Valentia; in Heroes, the individual tiers of the skill are known as Windsweep 1, Windsweep 2, and Windsweep 3 in order from lowest to highest. In Heroes, units with a Windsweep skill will not perform a follow-up attack and, should their Speed be above a certain figure higher than a target wielding a sword, lance, axe, bow, or dagger skill, will also stop the target's counter-attack; the Speed difference threshold required to stop the target's counter-attack decreases with the skill's tier. In Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, it is a combat art linked to the Iron Sword in the base game as well as Fernand's Lance via DLC, which grants its user a small critical rate boost while also negating any counter-attacks dealt against its user.
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In the main Fire Emblem series
Game | Icon | Effect | Activation | Capacity | Notes |
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In other Fire Emblem series titles
Game | Icon | Effect | Activation | Capacity | Notes |
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Heroes (Windsweep 1) |
Unit cannot perform a follow-up attack. If target wields a sword, lance, axe, bow, or dagger skill and user's Speed is 5 or more higher than target's Speed, target cannot counter-attack. |
-- | -- | Cost: 50 SP | |
Heroes (Windsweep 2) |
Unit cannot perform a follow-up attack. If target wields a sword, lance, axe, bow, or dagger skill and user's Speed is 3 or more higher than target's Speed, target cannot counter-attack. |
-- | -- | Cost: 100 SP |
Availability
Heroes
Units | Alm: Hero of Prophecy • Joshua: Tempest King |
Echoes: Shadows of Valentia
Weapons | Fernand's Lance • Iron Sword |
Trivia
Etymology and other languages
Names, etymology, and in other regions | ||
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Language | Name | Definition, etymology, and notes |
English |
Windsweep |
Appears to be a back-formation of "windswept". |
Spanish (Latin America) |
Aquilón |
North Wind |
French |
Rafale |
Gust |