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|image=[[File:Is feh thögn.png]]
|caption=Icon of offensive skills, the master type to the subtype to which Thögn belongs, in {{title|Heroes}}.
|caption=Thögn as it appears in {{title|Heroes}}.
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|type=Offensive ([[Blue bow]])
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'''Thögn''' <!--(Japanese: ??? ''???'')--> is an offensive [[Skills|skill]] in the [[blue bow]] category which debuted in {{FEH}}.  It is a [[personal weapon]] of the Legendary Hero variation of [[Lucina]].  Thögn is a skill that, in addition to boosting its wielder's [[Speed]] at all times, also grants its wielder all-around stat boosts during combat when initiating combat against a user of a melee weapon skill.
'''Thögn''' (Japanese: {{hover|ソグン|Sogun}} ''Thögn'') is an offensive [[Skills|skill]] in the [[blue bow]] category which debuted in {{FEH}}.  It is a [[personal weapon]] of the Legendary Hero variation of [[Lucina]].  Thögn is a skill that, in addition to boosting its wielder's [[Speed]] at all times, also grants its wielder all-around stat boosts during combat when initiating combat against a user of a melee weapon skill.


==Stats==
==Stats==
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{{Names
{{Names
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|span-name=<!--Use this and span-mean only if the Spanish name is the same between NoA and NoE regions.  If the Spanish name is not the same between the NoA and NoE regions, use span-sp-name/span-sp-mean for the NoE region and span-la-name/span-la-mean for the NoA region.-->
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|span-sp-name=<!--Use this and span-sp-mean only if the Spanish names are different between NoA and NoE regions; this listing would be the NoE Spanish name.  If the Spanish name is the same between the NoA and NoE regions, use span-name and span-mean instead.-->
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|span-la-name=<!--Use this and span-la-mean only if the Spanish names are different between NoA and NoE regions; this listing would be the NoA Spanish name.  If the Spanish name is the same between the NoA and NoE regions, use span-name and span-mean instead.-->
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|fren-name=<!--Use this and fren-mean only if the French name is the same between NoA and NoE regions.  If the French name is not the same between the NoA and NoE regions, use fren-fran-name/fren-fran-mean for the NoE region and fren-can-name/fren-can-mean for the NoA region.-->
|fren-name=<!--Use this and fren-mean only if the French name is the same between NoA and NoE regions.  If the French name is not the same between the NoA and NoE regions, use fren-fran-name/fren-fran-mean for the NoE region and fren-can-name/fren-can-mean for the NoA region.-->
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|fren-fran-name=<!--Use this and fren-fran-mean only if the French names are different between NoA and NoE regions; this listing would be the NoE French name.  If the French name is the same between the NoA and NoE regions, use fren-name and fren-mean instead.-->
|fren-fran-mean=
|fren-can-name=<!--Use this and fren-can-mean only if the French names are different between NoA and NoE regions; this listing would be the NoA French name.  If the French name is the same between the NoA and NoE regions, use fren-name and fren-mean instead.-->
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|ch-trad-name=<!--{{hover||Mandarin: ; Cantonese: }}-->
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Is feh thögn.png|Thögn as it appears in {{title|Heroes}}.
</gallery>


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 04:00, 30 July 2018

Thögn

Is feh thögn.png
Thögn as it appears in Heroes.

Type(s)

Offensive (Blue bow)

Game(s)

Thögn (Japanese: ソグン Thögn) is an offensive skill in the blue bow category which debuted in Fire Emblem Heroes. It is a personal weapon of the Legendary Hero variation of Lucina. Thögn is a skill that, in addition to boosting its wielder's Speed at all times, also grants its wielder all-around stat boosts during combat when initiating combat against a user of a melee weapon skill.

Stats

Game Icon Level Might Weight Hit Crit Range Uses Worth WEXP Other effects and notes

Availability

Heroes

Units Lucina: Glorious Archer

Trivia

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English

Thögn

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Gallery

  • Thögn as it appears in Heroes.

    Thögn as it appears in Heroes.

See also

Bow skills in Heroes
Basic bow skills Iron Bow • Silver Bow • Steel Bow
Bow skills with secondary effects Arcane Darkbow • Arcane Náströnd • Assassin's Bow • Beguiling Bow • Big-Catch Bow • Bouquet Bow • Brave Bow • Budding Bow • Candlewax Bow • Carrot Bow • Carrot-Tip Bow • Clarisse's Bow • Cocobow • Coral Bow • Courtly Bow • Cupid Arrow • Defier's Bow • Devilish Bow • Fiddlestick Bow • Firesweep Bow • Fishie Bow • Fortune Bow • Golden Yule Bow • Gratia • Guard Bow • Halting Bow • Hama Ya • Harp Bow • Helm Bow • Instant Bow • Kabura Ya • Killer Bow • Kumo Yumi • Lucrative Bow • Monstrous Bow • Ninja Yumi • Peppy Bow • Plegian Bow • Protection Bow • Refreshing Bolt • Rein Bow • Reindeer Bow • Shining Bow • Short Bow • Slaying Bow • Spendthrift Bow • Springy Bow • Sunflower Bow • Tannenbow • Umbra Burst • Unbound Bow • Whitecap Bow • Whitewind Bow • Wyvern Yumi • Vulture Bow
Regalia and personal bow skills Aptitude Arrows • Argent Bow • Bow of Beauty • Bow of Devotion • Bow of Frelia • Bow of Repose • Bow of Twelve • Bow of Verdane • Cunning Bow • Damiell Bow • Daniel-Made Bow • Deep-Blue Bow • Destiny's Bow • Dignified Bow • Double Bow • Duskbloom Bow • Failnaught • First-Dream Bow • Flame of Múspell • Flamefrost Bow • Fujin Yumi • Fujin-Raijin Yumi • Guardian's Bow • Gusty War Bow • Heartbroker Bow • Heired Yewfelle • Holy Yewfelle • Indignant Bow • Jötnar Bow • Keen Coyote Bow • Lucky Bow • Luna Arc • Meisterbogen • Mermaid Bow • Mirage Longbow • Mulagir • New-Height Bow • Nidhogg • Niles's Bow • Parthia • Partnership Bow • Persecution Bow • Quick Mulagir • Randgríðr • Rapid-Crier Bow • Rebecca's Bow • Renowned Bow • Rose-Quartz Bow • Sacaen-Wolf Bow • Sandglass Bow • Setsuna's Yumi • Skadi • Snide Bow • Sniper's Bow • Spy-Song Bow • Survivalist Bow • Swift Mulagir • Tanngrisnir • Thögn • Violdrake Bow • Volunteer Bow • Warrior Princess
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