Ginnungagap

Ginnungagap Icon of Ginnungagap from Fates. After use in combat, halves Mag until wielder attacks again.

Type Tome First game Fire Emblem Fates

Ginnungagap (Japanese: ギンヌンガガプ Ginnungagap) is a tome which was introduced in Fire Emblem Fates. It is the only A-rank tome and has great raw power, possessing the highest might of any tome or scroll in Fates by a significant margin. However, it has shaky accuracy and using it takes a toll on its wielder, leaving them temporarily unable to do as much damage with their next attacks.

Stats

Game	Icon	Level	Might	Weight	Hit	Crit	Range	Uses	Worth	Exp	Other effects and notes
Fates		A	15	--	65	0	1-2	--	8,000	??	After combat, if user attacked, user's magic is halved until the end of their next round of combat in which they attack.

Locations

Fates

This list may be incomplete.

Dropped by	Revelation: Chapter 26, enemy Sorcerer
Armory	Dusk Armory: Level 3 (limit 1)
Rank rewards	Battle Rank: 2800 (limit 1)

Flavor text

Game Text (English) Text (Japanese) Fates After use in combat, halves Mag until wielder attacks again. ??

Trivia

• As revealed by text file dumps, Ginnungagap is internally referred to in Japanese as "Yggdrasil" (Japanese: ユグドラシル). This may have been an early name for the tome.

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language	Name	Definition, etymology and notes
English	Ginnungagap	From Ginnungagap, the primordial void of Norse mythology.
Japanese	ギンヌンガガプ	Ginnungagap
Spanish	Ginnungagap	As above.
French	Ginnungagap	As above.
German	Ginnungagap	As above.
Italian	Ginnungagap	As above.

Gallery

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  An enemy Sorcerer casting Ginnungagap in Fates.

See also

• Dragon Spirit
• Snake Spirit