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|eng-mean=[[wikipedia:Lævateinn|Lævateinn]] is a weapon in Norse mythology. In universe, it is named after [[Laevatein]], its wielder. | |eng-mean=[[wikipedia:Lævateinn|Lævateinn]] is a weapon in Norse mythology. In universe, it is named after [[Laevatein]], its wielder. | ||
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Laevatein (Japanese: レーヴァテイン Laevatain) is an offensive sword-type skill which debuted in Fire Emblem Heroes. It is the personal regalia weapon of Laevatein, a scion of Múspell, and is currently unobtainable for use by players.
Stats
| Game | Icon | Level | Might | Weight | Hit | Crit | Range | Uses | Worth | WEXP | Other effects and notes |
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Availability
Heroes
| Unobtainable | Wielded only by Laevatein: Searing Steel, encountered exclusively as an enemy. |
Trivia
- Laevateinn is a sword carnage of Itsuki Aoi in Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE which has a very similar name in Japanese (レーヴァティン).
Etymology and other languages
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Laevatein |
Lævateinn is a weapon in Norse mythology. In universe, it is named after Laevatein, its wielder. |
