Cinquedea

Cinquedea Icon of the Cinquedea from Engage. A legendary throwing knife that poisons hit foes.

Type Knife First game Fire Emblem Engage

The Cinquedea (Japanese: シンクエディア Cinquedea) is a regalia knife that debuted in Fire Emblem Engage. The highest-level throwing dagger in the game, it possesses more might and a higher critical rate than the Silver Knife, but also higher weight. Only Thieves and proficient Wolf Knights can use it.

Stats

Game	Icon	Level	Might	Weight	Hit	Crit	Range	Uses	Worth	WEXP	Other effects and notes
Engage		S	13	8	85	10	1–2	--	10,000	--	If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts  poison status on the target after combat. Cannot be sold.

Forged stats

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Game	Icon	Level	Might	Weight	Hit	Crit	Range	Uses	Worth	WEXP	Other effects and notes
Engage (+1)		S	15	8	90	10	1–2	--	?	--	If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts  poison status on the target after combat. Cannot be sold.
Engage (+2)		S	17	8	90	10	1–2	--	?	--	If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts  poison status on the target after combat. Cannot be sold.
Engage (+3)		S	19	8	90	15	1–2	--	?	--	If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts  poison status on the target after combat. Cannot be sold.
Engage (+4)		S	21	8	90	15	1–2	--	?	--	If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts  poison status on the target after combat. Cannot be sold.
Engage (+5)		S	22	8	95	20	1–2	--	?	--	If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts  poison status on the target after combat. Cannot be sold.

Locations

Engage

Treasure

Chapter 25, western chest

Flavor text

Game	Text (English)	Text (Japanese)
Engage	A legendary throwing knife that poisons hit foes.	伝説の短剣 相手に毒を与える

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology, and notes
English	Cinquedea	A cinquedea is an Italian short sword developed during the renaissance era. Its name means "five fingers", and refers to the width of its blade next to its guard.
Japanese	シンクエディア	Cinquedea
Spanish	Cinquedea	--
French	Cinquedea	--
German	Cinquedea	--
Italian	Cinquedea	--
Korean	싱크에디아	Cinquedea
Simplified Chinese	辛克艾迪亚	Cinquedea
Traditional Chinese	辛克艾迪亞	Cinquedea

Gallery

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  Merrin wielding Cinquedea in Engage.