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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In {{title|Mystery of the Emblem}}, [[Medeus]] and all enemy [[Earth Dragon]]s are protected by [[Earth Dragon#Class skills|a similar]] [[Shadow Dragon (class)#Class skills|effect]] to Dragonskin, which halves the [[Strength#Attack|attack power]] of all enemies.
*In {{title|Mystery of the Emblem}}, [[Medeus]] and all enemy [[Earth Dragon]]s are protected by [[Earth Dragon#Class skills|a similar]] [[Shadow Dragon (class)#Class skills|effect]] to Dragonskin, which halves the [[Strength#Attack|attack power]] of all enemies. This effect is also given by [[Loptyr (tome)|Loptyr]] to [[Julius]] in {{title|Genealogy of the Holy War}}.
*Unlike most skills that appear in both {{title|Awakening}} and {{title|Fates}}, Dragonskin has different skill icons between the games.
*Unlike most skills that appear in both {{title|Awakening}} and {{title|Fates}}, Dragonskin has different skill icons between the games.
*An item appearing in {{TRS1}}, {{TRS|Holy Dragon's Scales}}, is known by the name "Dragon Skin" in some versions of ''Yutona Heroes War Chronicles'' [[fan translation]]s. The {{TRS|Dragon Mail}}, another item appearing in ''Yutona Heroes War Chronicles'', is closer to this skill in effect and use, halving incoming damage and being used by {{TRS|Gerxel}}, the game's final boss.
*An item appearing in {{TRS1}}, {{TRS|Holy Dragon's Scales}}, is known by the name "Dragon Skin" in some versions of ''Yutona Heroes War Chronicles'' [[fan translation]]s. The {{TRS|Dragon Mail}}, another item appearing in ''Yutona Heroes War Chronicles'', is closer to this skill in effect and use, halving incoming damage and being used by {{TRS|Gerxel}}, the game's final boss.

Revision as of 03:07, 7 January 2018

Dragonskin

Is 3ds02 dragonskin.png
Icon of Dragonskin in Fates.


Halves damage taken, crits, and off. skills. Prevents lethal, poison, and counter skills.

Type(s)
  • Personal (Awakening and Fates)
  • Class (Echoes: Shadows of Valenta)
Game(s)

Dragonskin (Japanese: 竜鱗 Dragon Scales) is an enemy-exclusive combat skill which debuted in Fire Emblem Awakening. It is primarily used by draconic late-to-endgame bosses such as Grima and Anankos. It halves damage dealt to its bearer and negates the effects of certain skills. Its Fates version also weakens critical hits and certain other skills, whereas its Echoes: Shadows of Valentia incarnation only serves to halve damage dealt.

Data

Game Icon Effect Activation Capacity Notes
Awakening File:Is 3ds dragonskin.png Reduces all damage dealt to the user by 50%. Negates Counter and Lethality. 100% -- --
Fates Is 3ds02 dragonskin.png Reduces all damage dealt to the user by 50%. Negates Counter, Countermagic, Lethality, and Poison Strike. Weakens critical hits and offensive skills. 100% -- --

Availability

Awakening

Unobtainable Exclusively used by Grima on all difficulties, Validar on Hard Mode and above, and enemies in Apotheosis on all difficulties.

Fates

Unobtainable Exclusively used by Garon, Takumi*, Gunter*, and Anankos on all difficulties.

Echoes: Shadows of Valentia

Classes Fell Dragon

Other appearances

Fire Emblem Cipher

Dragonskin is present as a skill on two cards in Fire Emblem Cipher, albeit with different effects between the two:

  • Gunter's Dragonskin skill (B06-096R Traitorous Old Knight) protects him from being destroyed by the effects of skills or as the cost paid to activate a skill.
  • Grima's Dragonskin skill (B08-048R Baleful Dragon) increases her attack power by 20 points if her player controls more units than the opponent. This incentivizes the use of one of her other skills, "The Grimleal", which enhances the player's ability to deploy as many Risen at once as they can to keep their numbers high and trigger Dragonskin.

Trivia

Gallery

Etymology and other languages

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

Dragonskin

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Spanish

Piel dragontina

Draconic skin

French

Écailles de dragon

Dragon's scales

German

Drachenhaut

Dragonskin

Italian

Scaglie di drago

Dragon's scales

References

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