| Site News
|
Warning: This wiki contains spoilers. Read at your own risk!
Social media: Get in touch with Fire Emblem Wiki on Twitter, Facebook, or Discord!
MediaWiki update: Fire Emblem Wiki has been updated to MediaWiki 1.32.0! If you notice any errors, please report them to a member of our tech support team.
|
Imbue
From Fire Emblem Wiki, your source on Fire Emblem information. By fans, for fans.
| Imbue
|
Icon of the Imbue skill in Radiant Dawn.
Restores HP equal to this unit's magic power each turn.
|
|
| Type(s)
|
Personal
|
| Capacity
|
15
|
| Game(s)
|
|
|
Imbue (Japanese: 治癒 Cure) is a healing skill which debuted in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. It restores hit points to its user at the beginning of every turn, with the amount of HP restored being exactly equal to the user's current magic stat. However, Imbue cannot be learned by magical units in order to keep the skill balanced, since the high magic stats of such units would mean that they could recover very high amounts of HP per turn.
Data
In the main Fire Emblem series
| Game
|
Icon
|
Effect
|
Activation
|
Capacity
|
Notes
|
| Radiant Dawn
|
|
Restores (Magic) HP to the user at the beginning of the user's phase.
|
100%
|
15
|
Cannot be equipped by magically-oriented units.
|
In other Fire Emblem series titles
| Game
|
Icon
|
Effect
|
Rarity req.
|
Cooldown
|
SP cost
|
Notes
|
| Heroes
|
|
Increases the healing output by 10 HP to the targeted ally when using a staff.
|
2★
|
1
|
50 SP
|
Staff units only.
|
Availability
Radiant Dawn
Heroes
Trivia
- Strangely, Nasir is able to learn Imbue despite having high magic stats. The reason for this oddity may be due to the White Dragon class not counting as a magical unit.
Etymology and other languages
| Names, etymology and in other regions
|
| Language
|
Name
|
Definition, etymology and notes
|
| English
|
Imbue
|
The act of metaphorically ingraining an aspect or quality into an object.
|
| Japanese
|
治癒
|
Romanized as CURE in its internal file name. Literally, "healing".
|
| Spanish
|
Regeneración
|
Regeneration
|
| French
|
Absorption
|
Absorption
|
| German
|
Inspiration
|
Inspiration. In addition to its modern meaning, in several languages (including German), "inspiration" has also historically meant the act of breathing in.
|
| Italian
|
Salus
|
Latin: "health".
|
|
|
Gallery
References
See also
