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Swordreaver

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Swordreaver

Is gba swordreaver.png
Icon of the Swordreaver.

Strong against swords.

Type

Axe

First game

Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade

Swordreaver (Japanese: ソードバスター Swordbuster) is an axe introduced in Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade. One of the three "reaver" weapons featured exclusively in the GBA games, the Lancereaver reverses the weapon triangle, allowing it to be strong against swords, in exchange being weak against lances.

Stats

In the main Fire Emblem series

Game Icon Level Might Weight Hit Crit Range Uses Worth Exp Other effects and notes
The Binding Blade Is gba swordreaver.png C 11 13 60 5 1 20 2,800 ? Reverses the weapon triangle.
The Blazing Blade Is gba swordreaver.png C 11 13 65 5 1 15 2,100 2 Reverses the weapon triangle.
The Sacred Stones Is gba swordreaver.png C 11 13 65 5 1 15 2,100 2 Reverses the weapon triangle.

In other Fire Emblem series titles

Game Icon Level Might Weight Hit Crit Range Uses Worth Exp Other effects and notes
Warriors -- C 96 -- -- -- -- Infinite 8,600 -- Reverses the weapon triangle.

Locations

The Binding Blade

Treasure Chapter 10 (Northern route), chest • Chapter 10 (Western route), village (×2) • Chapter 22, chest

The Blazing Blade

Armory Eliwood's tale: Chapter 23 (both versions) • Chapter 29x
Hector's tale: Chapter 24 (both versions) • Chapter 31x

The Sacred Stones

Dropped by Chapter 14A, enemy Fighter • Chapter 14B, enemy Fighter
Dropped by (Skirmish)* Cyclops* • Tarvos* • Maelduin*
Armory Chapter 17 • Rausten Court
Secret shop Jehanna Hall • Grado Keep

Warriors

Event Noble Lady of Caelin, clear Ally Rescue Lv. 41 Manakete with an S rank

Trivia

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology and notes
English Swordreaver --
Japanese ソードバスター Swordbuster
Spanish Antiespadas Anti-swords
French Brise-lame Blade-Breaker
German Klingenmeist. Swordbuster
Italian Rompispada Swordbreaker

Gallery

See also

Axes
Basic axes Axe • Barst's Axe • Basilikos • Battle Axe • Beruka's Axe • Bordcord Axe • Broken Axe • Bronze Axe • Emblem Axe • Frying Pan • Glass Axe • Hauteclere • Hector's Axe • Hit Axe • Immortal Axe • Imposing Axe • Iron Axe • Iron Poleax • Killer Axe • Ladle • Legion's Axe • Practice Axe • Rusted Axe • Silver Axe • Silver Poleax • Splitting Axe • Steel Axe • Steel Poleax • Training Axe
Axes with secondary effects Arthur's Axe • Berserker's Axe • Bone Axe • Brave Axe • Camilla's Axe • Devil Axe • Dragon Axe • Fiendcleaver • Hammer • Laguz Axe • Mace • Master Axe • Poleax • Quick Axe • Raider Axe • Superior Axe • Swordreaver • Swordslayer • Titania's Axe • Vengeance • Venin Axe • Volant Axe
Magic-based axes Bolt Axe
Ranged axes Hand Axe • Hatchet • Iron Star Axe • Orsin's Hatchet • Short Axe • Silver Star Axe • Steel Star Axe • Tomahawk
Regalia and personal axes Armads • Aurgelmir • Axe of Ukonvasara • Aymr • Bölverk • Crusher • Freikugel • Garm • Helswath • Pugi • Tarvos • Urvan • Wolf Beil • Wolf Berg
Axes in Warriors
Basic axes Brave Axe • Bronze Axe • Hero Axe • Iron Axe • Silver Axe • Steel Axe
Axes with secondary effects Acceleration Axe • Amped Axe • Armorbane Axe • Axebane Axe • Blessed Axe • Bolster Axe • Bowbane Axe • Clawbane Axe • Conduit Axe • Dragon Axe • Dragonbane Axe • Elite Axe • Gencross Axe • Genpeer Axe • Halberd • Hammer • Lancebane Axe • Legendary Axe • Statflip Axe • Swordbane Axe • Swordreaver • Tomebane Axe • Volant Axe
Regalia and personal axes Frederick's Axe • Camilla's Axe • Hauteclere • Lissa's Axe
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