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The '''Iron Rune''' (Japanese: {{hover|パビスの守り|Pabisu no mamori}} ''Pavise Protection'') is an accessory [[item]] exclusive to {{FE7}}. When a unit holds it in their inventory, it prevents enemies from inflicting [[critical hit]]s on the unit.
The '''Iron Rune''' (Japanese: {{hover|パビスの守り|Pabisu no mamori}} ''Pavise Amulet'') is an accessory [[item]] exclusive to {{FE7}}. When a unit holds it in their inventory, it prevents enemies from inflicting [[critical hit]]s on the unit.


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|jap-mean=Pavise Protection. A [[wikipedia:pavise|pavise]] is a long shield of Greco-Roman origin which covers the user's entire body. 守り ''mamori'' can refer to either protection in general or specifically a protective amulet or talisman.
|jap-mean=Pavise Amulet. A [[wikipedia:pavise|pavise]] is a long shield of Greco-Roman origin which covers the user's entire body. 守り ''mamori'' can refer to either protection in general or specifically a protective amulet or talisman.
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Revision as of 04:22, 20 May 2020

Iron Rune

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Icon of the Iron Rune from Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade.


A device that negates enemy critical attacks.

Type

Item

First game

Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade

The Iron Rune (Japanese: パビスの守り Pavise Amulet) is an accessory item exclusive to Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade. When a unit holds it in their inventory, it prevents enemies from inflicting critical hits on the unit.

Data

Game Icon Uses Worth Effects and notes

Locations

The Blazing Blade

Dropped by Eliwood's Tale: Chapter 27, enemy Lloyd/Linus
Hector's Tale: Chapter 29, enemy Lloyd/Linus

Trivia

Etymology and other languages

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

Iron rune

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Spanish

Runa hierro

Iron rune

French

Rune de fer

Iron rune

German

Eisenrune

Iron rune

Italian

Runa di ferro

Iron rune. Abbreviated to Runa di ferr. in gameplay for space reasons.

Gallery

References

See also

Items in Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade
Stat boosters Afa's DropsAngelic RobeBody RingBootsDragonshieldEnergy RingGoddess IconPure WaterSecret BookSpeedwingsTalismanTorch
Healing items AntitoxinElixirVulnerary
Class change items Earth SealElysian WhipFell ContractGuiding RingHeaven SealHero CrestKnight CrestOcean SealOrion's Bolt
Keys Chest KeyDoor KeyLockpick
Shop items Blue GemRed GemSilver CardMember CardWhite Gem
Accessory items Delphi ShieldEmblem SealFilla's MightIron RuneNinis's GraceSet's LitanyThor's Ire
Hazard items Light RuneMine