Nidhogg, the Holy Serpent Bow, is a bow from Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones and Fire Emblem: Awakening. In The Sacred Stones, it is given, along with Vidofnir, the Winged Lance, to Innes and Tana in Chapter 17 along with Syrene.

Extremely powerful, Nidhogg is a double Class Buster; its might is doubled against Monster opponents and tripled (in the Japanese version, doubled in the English version) against Flying opponents.

Nidhogg provides its wielder with a +5 bonus to Luck.

StatsEdit

Fire Emblem: Sacred StonesEdit

Name	Type	Rank	Uses	Mt	Hit	Crt	Rng	Wt	WEx	Worth	Effect(s)
Nidhogg	Bow	S	30	18	80%	0%	2	7	1	-	Luck +5

Fire Emblem: AwakeningEdit

EtymologyEdit

In Norse Mythology, Nidhogg is a serpent that eats the roots of the world tree, Yggdrasil.

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