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|caption=Icon of the Kard from {{title|Radiant Dawn}}.
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The '''Kard''' (Japanese: {{hl|カルド|Karudo}} ''Kard'') is a [[knife]] that first appeared in {{FE10}}. The Kard is a weapon mostly difficult to justify using: [[weapon level]] on par with and greater [[Weight (weapon)|weight]] than the [[Steel Dagger]], [[might]] less than the [[Iron Dagger]], equal [[Hit|accuracy]] to the [[Bronze Knife]], [[Worth|more expensive]] than and only slightly more [[Durability|durable]] than the [[Silver Dagger]], and not as impressive a [[critical rate]] as its help text otherwise implies (it is less than the [[Beast Killer]], and critical rate is not said to be that knife's strong suit).
The '''Kard''' (Japanese: {{hl|カルド|Karudo}} ''Kard'') is a [[knife]] that first appeared in {{FE10}}. The Kard is a weapon mostly difficult to justify using: [[weapon level]] on par with and greater [[Weight (weapon)|weight]] than the [[Steel Dagger]], [[might]] less than the [[Iron Dagger]], equal [[Hit|accuracy]] to the [[Bronze Knife]], [[Worth|more expensive]] than and only slightly more [[Durability|durable]] than the [[Silver Dagger]], and not as impressive a [[critical rate]] as its help text otherwise implies (it is less than the [[Beast Killer]], and critical rate is not said to be that knife's strong suit).
 
The Kard reappears in {{FE17}} as a low-level, close-range knife with an above-average critical rate.


==Stats==
==Stats==
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|worth1=2,400
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|sprite2=[[File:Is ns02 kard.png|24px]]
|rank2={{Knife17}} C
|mt2=5
|wt2=5
|hit2=95
|crt2=10
|rng2=1
|worth2=1,000
|notes2=If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts [[File:Is ns02 status poison 01.png|20px]] [[Poison (status)|poison status]] on the target after combat.
}}
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|notes1=If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts [[File:Is ns02 status poison 01.png|20px]]&nbsp;[[Poison (status)|poison status]] on the target after combat.
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|worth3=?
|notes3=If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts [[File:Is ns02 status poison 01.png|20px]]&nbsp;[[Poison (status)|poison status]] on the target after combat.
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|data1=[[Sothe]]
|data1=[[Sothe]]
|method2=[[Armory]]
|method2=[[Armory]]
|data2=Part 3: [[The Price|Chapter 12]] • [[Blood Contract|Chapter 13]] • [[From Pain, Awakening|Endgame]]<br>Part 4: [[Chaos Named (chapter)|Prologue]] • [[Road to the Empire|Chapter 1]] • [[Silent World|Chapter 2]] • [[Distortions|Chapter 3]] • [[Revelations|Chapter 4]] • [[Unforgivable Sin|Chapter 5]] • [[Rebirth (1)|Endgame]]
|data2=Part 3: [[The Price|Chapter&nbsp;12]] • [[Blood Contract|Chapter&nbsp;13]] • [[From Pain, Awakening|Endgame]]<br>Part 4: [[Chaos Named (chapter)|Prologue]] • [[Road to the Empire|Chapter&nbsp;1]] • [[Silent World|Chapter&nbsp;2]] • [[Distortions|Chapter&nbsp;3]] • [[Revelations|Chapter&nbsp;4]] • [[Unforgivable Sin|Chapter&nbsp;5]] • [[Rebirth (1)|Endgame]]
|methodlast=[[Bargains]]
|methodlast=[[Bargains]]
|datalast=Part 1: [[Raise the Standard (stage 1)|Chapter 6]]
|datalast=Part 1: [[Raise the Standard (stage 1)|Chapter&nbsp;6]]
}}
}}
===''Engage''===
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==Flavor text==
==Flavor text==
{{Flavor Text
{{DescriptionHdr}}
|game1={{title|Radiant Dawn}}
{{DescriptionCell
|english1=A low-powered dagger that is hard to use and has<br>a high chance of landing a critical hit.
|game={{title|Radiant Dawn}}
|japanese1=威力は低いが扱いやすい短剣<br>必殺の一撃が出やすい
|english=A low-powered dagger that is hard to use and has<br>a high chance of landing a critical hit.
|japanese=威力は低いが扱いやすい短剣<br>必殺の一撃が出やすい
}}
{{DescriptionCell
|game={{title|Engage}}
|english=A fighting knife intended for close<br>combat. Poisons hit foes.
|japanese=近接戦闘に使う短剣<br>相手に毒を与える
}}
}}
{{DescriptionFtr}}
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
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{{Names
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|eng-mean=A [[wikipedia:Kard|kard]] (from the Farsi {{hover|کرد|kard}} ''knife'') is a knife variety of Middle-Eastern origin which was historically used prior to the 18th century and was primarily used for stabbing rather than cutting. Its distinguishing features are its straight blade, lack of a guard, and a reinforced point to help pierce chain mail.
|eng-mean=A [[wikipedia:Kard|kard]] (from the Persian {{lang|fa|کرد|dir=rtl}} ''{{lang|fa-Latn|kārd}}'', "knife") is a knife variety of Middle-Eastern origin which was historically used prior to the 18th century and was primarily used for stabbing rather than cutting. Its distinguishing features are its straight blade, lack of a guard, and a reinforced point to help pierce chain mail.
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|jpn-name={{h|カルド|Karudo}}
|jpn-mean=Romanized as '''Kard''' in the knife's internal file name; as above.
|jpn-mean=Romanized as '''Kard''' in the knife's internal file name; as above.
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|ital-name=Kard
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|kor-name={{h|카드|Kadeu}}
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[[Category:Knives of Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn]]
[[Category:Knives of Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn]]
[[Category:Knives of Fire Emblem Engage]]

Latest revision as of 15:09, 28 March 2024

Kard

Is wii kard.png
Icon of the Kard from Radiant Dawn.

A low-powered dagger that is hard to use and has a high chance of landing a critical hit.

Type

Knife

First game

Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn

The Kard (Japanese: カルド Kard) is a knife that first appeared in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. The Kard is a weapon mostly difficult to justify using: weapon level on par with and greater weight than the Steel Dagger, might less than the Iron Dagger, equal accuracy to the Bronze Knife, more expensive than and only slightly more durable than the Silver Dagger, and not as impressive a critical rate as its help text otherwise implies (it is less than the Beast Killer, and critical rate is not said to be that knife's strong suit).

The Kard reappears in Fire Emblem Engage as a low-level, close-range knife with an above-average critical rate.

Stats

Game Icon Level Might Weight Hit Crit Range Uses Worth WEXP Other effects and notes
Radiant Dawn Is wii kard.png Knives B 4 6 70 10 1 30 2,400 4 --
Engage Is ns02 kard.png Knives C 5 5 95 10 1 -- 1,000 -- If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts Is ns02 status poison 01.png poison status on the target after combat.

Forged stats

This section is missing stats, calculations, or growth rates which may be currently unknown. If this information is available, please help improve the page by adding it.
Game Icon Level Might Weight Hit Crit Range Uses Worth WEXP Other effects and notes
Engage
(+1) 		Is ns02 kard.png Knives C 7 5 95 10 1 -- ? -- If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts Is ns02 status poison 01.png poison status on the target after combat.
Engage
(+2) 		Is ns02 kard.png Knives C 9 5 100 10 1 -- ? -- If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts Is ns02 status poison 01.png poison status on the target after combat.
Engage
(+3) 		Is ns02 kard.png Knives C 11 5 100 10 1 -- ? -- If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts Is ns02 status poison 01.png poison status on the target after combat.
Engage
(+4) 		Is ns02 kard.png Knives C 13 5 105 15 1 -- ? -- If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts Is ns02 status poison 01.png poison status on the target after combat.
Engage
(+5) 		Is ns02 kard.png Knives C 14 5 105 20 1 -- ? -- If user's attack damaged the target, inflicts Is ns02 status poison 01.png poison status on the target after combat.

Locations

Radiant Dawn

Inventory Sothe
Armory Part 3: Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 • Endgame
Part 4: Prologue • Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Endgame
Bargains Part 1: Chapter 6

Engage

This section has been marked as a stub. Please help improve the page by adding information.

Flavor text

Game Text
(English) 		Text
(Japanese)
Radiant Dawn
A low-powered dagger that is hard to use and has
a high chance of landing a critical hit.
威力は低いが扱いやすい短剣
必殺の一撃が出やすい
Engage
A fighting knife intended for close
combat. Poisons hit foes.
近接戦闘に使う短剣
相手に毒を与える

Etymology and other languages

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

Kard

A kard (from the Persian کرد kārd, "knife") is a knife variety of Middle-Eastern origin which was historically used prior to the 18th century and was primarily used for stabbing rather than cutting. Its distinguishing features are its straight blade, lack of a guard, and a reinforced point to help pierce chain mail.

Japanese

カルド

Romanized as Kard in the knife's internal file name; as above.

Spanish

Kard

--

French

Dague fine

Slim dagger

German

Kard

--

Italian

Kard

--

Korean

카드

Kard

Simplified Chinese

卡尔德

Kard

Traditional Chinese

卡爾德

Kard

Gallery

References

Knives and daggers
Basic knives and daggers Bronze Dagger • Dagger • Iron Dagger • Jakob's Tray • Kard • Knife • Pebble • Peshkatz • Quill Pen • Short Knife • Silver Dagger • Steel Dagger • Stiletto
Knives and daggers with secondary effects Beast Killer • Fruit Knife • Hunter's Knife • Kris Knife • Raider Knife • Sacrificial Knife • Soldier's Knife • Stale Bread • Stiletto • Votive Candle
Magic-based daggers Felicia's Plate
Ranged knives Bronze Knife • Iron Dagger • Iron Knife • Peshkatz • Short Knife • Silver Dagger • Silver Knife • Steel Dagger • Steel Knife
Regalia and personal knives Baselard • Carnwenhan • Cinquedea • Misericorde
Weapons in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn
Swords Alondite • Amiti • Brave Sword • Bronze Sword • Caladbolg • Ettard • Florete • Iron Blade • Iron Sword • Killing Edge • Ragnell • Silver Blade • Silver Sword • Slim Sword • Storm Sword • Steel Blade • Steel Sword • Tempest Blade • Vague Katti • Venin Edge • Wind Edge • Wo Dao • Wyrmslayer
Lances Brave Lance • Bronze Lance • Iron Greatlance • Iron Lance • Javelin • Killer Lance • Horseslayer • Short Spear • Silver Greatlance • Silver Lance • Spear • Steel Greatlance • Steel Lance • Venin Lance • Wishblade
Axes Brave Axe • Bronze Axe • Hammer • Hand Axe • Iron Poleax • Iron Axe • Killer Axe • Short Axe • Silver Poleax • Silver Axe • Steel Poleax • Steel Axe • Tarvos • Tomahawk • Urvan • Venin Axe
Bows Brave Bow • Bronze Bow • Double Bow • Iron Bow • Iron Longbow • Killer Bow • Lughnasadh • Rolf's Bow • Silencer • Silver Bow • Silver Longbow • Steel Bow • Steel Longbow • Venin Bow
Crossbows Aqqar • Arbalest • Bowgun • Crossbow • Taksh
Knives Baselard • Beast Killer • Bronze Dagger • Bronze Knife • Iron Dagger • Iron Knife • Kard • Peshkatz • Silver Dagger • Silver Knife • Steel Dagger • Steel Knife • Stiletto
Fire Arcfire • Bolganone • Cymbeline • Elfire • Fire • Fire Tail • Meteor • Rexflame
Thunder Arcthunder • Bolting • Elthunder • Rexbolt • Thoron • Thunder • Thunder Tail
Wind Arcwind • Blizzard • Elwind • Rexcalibur • Tornado • Wind • Wind Tail
Light Creiddylad • Ellight • Light • Nosferatu • Purge • Rexaura • Shine • Thani • Valaura
Dark Balberith • Carreau • Fenrir • Verrine • Worm
Ballistae Ballista • Iron Ballista • Killer Ballista • Onager
Strikes Beak • Breath • Claw • Fang • Great Beak • Great Fang • Great Talon • Talon
Staves Ashera Staff • Elsilence • Elsleep • Fortify • Hammerne • Heal • Matrona • Mend • Physic • Recover • Rescue • Restore • Rewarp • Silence • Sleep • Torch • Unlock • Ward
Other Judge
Unused Weapons Slim Lance
Weapons in Fire Emblem Engage
Swords Armorslayer • Binding Blade • Biting Blade • Blutgang • Brave Sword • Caladbolg • Dual Katana • Falchion • Fólkvangr • Georgios • Iron Blade • Iron Sword • Killing Edge • Lancereaver • Levin Sword • Libération • Light Brand • Lyrátion • Mani Katti • Mercurius • Noble Rapier • Oligoludia • Parallel Falchion • Ragnell • Rapier • Runesword • Sieglinde • Silver Blade • Silver Sword • Slim Sword • Steel Blade • Steel Sword • Tyrfing • Wakizashi • Wille Glanz • Wind Sword • Wo Dao • Wyrmslayer • Yato
Lances Areadbhar • Brave Lance • Brionac • Iron Greatlance • Iron Lance • Fensalir • Flame Lance • Javelin • Killer Lance • Lúin • Master Lance • Représailles • Ridersbane • Siegmund • Silver Greatlance • Silver Lance • Slim Lance • Spear • Steel Greatlance • Steel Lance • Swirlance • Venomous
Axes Armads • Aymr • Bolt Axe • Camilla's Axe • Compact Axe • Fragarach • Hammer • Hand Axe • Hurricane Axe • Iron Axe • Iron Greataxe • Lollichop • Nóatún • Poleaxe • Revanche • Silver Axe • Silver Greataxe • Steel Axe • Steel Greataxe • Tomahawk • Ukonvasara • Urvan • Wolf Beil
Bows Croissbow • Failnaught • Iron Bow • Killer Bow • Lendabair • Longbow • Master Bow • Mini Bow • Mulagir • Parthia • Radiant Bow • Silver Bow • Steel Bow
Knives Carnwenhan • Cinquedea • Confectioknife • Iron Dagger • Kard • Misericorde • Peshkatz • Short Knife • Silver Dagger • Steel Dagger • Stiletto
Tomes Bolganone • Bolting • Cataclysm • Élivágar • Elfire • Elsurge • Elthunder • Elwind • Excalibur • Fire • Hliðskjálf • Lightning • Meteor • Nosferatu • Nova • Obscurité • Ragnarok • Rexcalibur • Seraphim • Shine • Surge • Thani • Tiramistorm • Thoron • Thunder • Wind
Staves Divine Blessing • Divine Blessing+ • Entrap • Fortify • Fortify+ • Fracture • Freeze • Heal • Illume • Mend • Nodus • Obstruct • Physic • Recover • Reflect • Rescue • Restore • Rewarp • Silence • Treat • Warp
Arts Divine Fist Art • Dragon's Fist • Flashing Fist Art • Initiate Art • Iron-Body Art • Scrollcake • Shielding Art • Silver-Spirit Art • Steel-Hand Art • Vajra-Mushti
Special Dark Breath • Disengage • Dragon Fang • Eternal Claw • Fangs • Fell Assault • Fell Surge • Fire Breath • Fireball • Flame Breath • Flame Cannon • Freezing Breath • Fog Breath • Howling Beam • Ice Breath • Iceball • Tail Smash • Whirling Death
Cannonballs Armor Blast • Break Blast • Eldritch Blast • Freeze Blast • Holy Blast • Magic Blast • Mighty Blast • Piercing Blast • Rider Blast • Silence Blast • Standard Blast • Tornado Blast • Wyrm Blast
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