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Múspell Fireposy is a Red tome and weapon skill introduced in Fire Emblem Heroes as the exclusive weapon for Tharja (Obsessive Bride).
Overview[]
The Múspell Fireposy functions as a specialized Rauðrowl; sacrificing the defensive buffs for an expanded range to find allies, while granting a passive +3 Speed. Indeed, the bouquet of flowers gives Tharja (Obsessive Bride) a boost to her Attack and Speed in combat equal to the number of allies within two spaces of her, doubled. This is capped at a bonus of +6 to each stat at three allies.
Weapon Stats[]
Fire Emblem Heroes[]
| Name | Type | ||
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Múspell Fireposy |
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| Mt | Rng | SP | Rarity |
| 14 | 2 | 400 | ✯✯✯✯✯ |
| Effect | |||
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Grants Spd+3. During combat, boosts unit's Atk/Spd by number of allies within 2 spaces × 2. (Maximum bonus of +6 to each stat.) | |||
| Name | Cost | ||||
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Múspell Fireposy |
400 SP, 500 , 200
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| Type | HP | Mt | Spd | Def | Res |
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+2 | + 1 | |||
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+2 | + 2 | |||
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+2 | + 3 | |||
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+2 | + 3 | |||
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Inflicts Spd/Res-X on foes within 3 spaces of unit during combat. (Calculates X based on number of allies within 3 spaces of unit: 0 allies inflicts -0; 1 ally inflicts -2; 2 allies inflicts -4; ≥3 allies inflicts -6.) | ||||
| Effect | |||||
| Grants Spd+3. If unit is within 3 spaces of an ally, grants Atk+X and Spd+5 during combat. (X = 5 + number of allies within 3 spaces × 2. Maximum bonus of +9 to Atk.) | |||||
Etymology[]
Posies are a small bunch of flowers.
"Múspell" references Múspelheim, the realm of fire in Norse mythology. The embers that came from this fiery realm soon floated to Ginnungagap, where they melted some of the eternal frost, and the droplets from that created ice which eventually spawn the first giants.
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