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: For the artifact appearing in mainline {{FES}} titles that this item is heavily based off see [[Fire Emblem (Archanean item)]]. For the items similar to the Gleamstones see [[Geosphere]], [[Lightsphere]], [[Lifesphere]], [[Starsphere]] and/or [[Darksphere]].
:''For the artifact appearing in mainline ''Fire Emblem'' series titles, see [[Fire Emblem (Archanean item)]]. For the items similar to the Gleamstones, see [[Geosphere]], [[Lightsphere]], [[Lifesphere]], [[Starsphere]], and [[Darksphere]].''
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The '''Shield of Flames''' (Japanese: {{hover|???|???}} ''???'') is an [[Aytolis|Aytolisian]] artifact appearing in {{FEW}}; it is clearly inspired by the Archanean [[Fire Emblem (Archanean item)|Fire Emblem]]. During the events of ''Warriors'', [[Lianna]], [[Rowan]], and [[Darios]] make it their goal to complete the Shield of Seals to drive back [[Velezark]]'s monster forces.
The '''Shield of Flames''' (Japanese: {{hl|炎の盾|Honō no tate}} ''Shield of Flames'') is an [[Aytolis|Aytolisian]] artifact appearing in {{FEW}}; it is clearly inspired by the Archanean [[Fire Emblem (Archanean item)|Fire Emblem]]. During the events of ''Warriors'', [[Lianna]], [[Rowan]], and [[Darios]] make it their goal to complete the Binding Shield to drive back [[Velezark]]'s monster forces.


The Shield of Flames provides no gameplay benefits, though it is available as an optional visual bonus for Lianna and Rowan in the form of [[Costume]]s.
The Shield of Flames provides no gameplay benefits, though it is available as an optional visual bonus for Lianna and Rowan in the form of [[Costumes in Warriors|Costumes]].


==History==
==History==
[[File:Ss fewa chrom gleamstone appears.png|thumb|left|150px|[[Chrom]]'s Gleamstone manifesting in the presence of the Shield of Flames.]]
[[File:Ss fewa chrom gleamstone appears.png|thumb|left|150px|[[Chrom]]'s Gleamstone manifesting in the presence of the Shield of Flames.]]
An unspecified, but presumably long, time before the events of ''Warriors'' a dragon capable of crossing [[Outrealms]] named [[Velezark]] arrived in the realm. Shortly thereafter he attacked a kingdom with a Divine Dragon guardian. The two dragons clashed but the Divine Dragon was unable to defeat him in a direct fight. The Divine Dragon then creates the Shield of Flames to seal away the Chaos Dragon Velezark. Gravely injured, creating the Shield of Flames was one of the Divine Dragon's last acts. After sealing Velezark away the Divine Dragon also created two swords, [[Facinna]] and [[Enliron]] from her fangs, and passed away. In her resting place stands a great tree, similar to the [[Mila Tree]] appearing in the mainline {{FES}}, teeming with her strength; the swords are enshrined at the tree's peak as well.
An unspecified, but presumably long, time before the events of ''Warriors'' a dragon capable of crossing [[Outrealms]] named [[Velezark]] arrived in the realm. Shortly thereafter he attacked a kingdom with a Divine Dragon guardian. The two dragons clashed but the Divine Dragon was unable to defeat him in a direct fight. The Divine Dragon then creates the Shield of Flames to seal away the Chaos Dragon Velezark. Gravely injured, creating the Shield of Flames was one of the Divine Dragon's last acts. After sealing Velezark away the Divine Dragon also created two swords, [[Facinna]] and [[Enliron]] from her fangs, and passed away. In her resting place stands a great tree, similar to the [[Mila Tree]] appearing in {{FE13}}, teeming with her strength; the swords are enshrined at the tree's peak as well.


The Shield has since been enshrined in a great temple in [[Aytolis]]. [[Lianna]], [[Rowan]] and [[Darios]], after defending the temple from enemy forces, hear of the legend of the Divine Dragon and [[Velezark]] and set out to find the heroes of legend needed to complete it. They eventually meet up with and befriend the required heroes. However, Velezark manages to possess Darios after he is captured by [[Gristonne]] and Darios steals the shield; he then delivers it to his father, [[Oskar]], who is trying to revive Velezark and use the Chaos Dragon's power for himself. Darios, who is still under Velezark's influence, is successful in reviving Velezark by using Oskar as a replacement sacrifice after [[Yelena]], the intended sacrifice, is rescued by Lianna and Rowan. With Velezark's revival Darios is freed from the dragon's control but is thrown into a chasm, presumably to his death, by Velezark while returning the Shield of Flames to Lianna and Rowan.
The Shield has since been enshrined in a great temple in [[Aytolis]]. [[Lianna]], [[Rowan]] and [[Darios]], after defending the temple from enemy forces, hear of the legend of the Divine Dragon and [[Velezark]] and set out to find the heroes of legend needed to complete it. They eventually meet up with and befriend the required heroes. However, Velezark manages to possess Darios after he is captured by [[Gristonne]] and Darios steals the shield; he then delivers it to his father, [[Oskar]], who is trying to revive Velezark and use the Chaos Dragon's power for himself. Darios, who is still under Velezark's influence, is successful in reviving Velezark by using Oskar as a replacement sacrifice after [[Yelena]], the intended sacrifice, is rescued by Lianna and Rowan. With Velezark's revival Darios is freed from the dragon's control but is thrown into a chasm, presumably to his death, by Velezark while returning the Shield of Flames to Lianna and Rowan.
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==Gleamstones==
==Gleamstones==
The '''Gleamstones''' (Japanese: {{hover|???|???}} ''???'') are five orbs of heroic power prophesied to be formed when certain heroes from other worlds arrive in the realm of {{title|Warriors}}. During the events of {{title|Warriors}} the gems do indeed manifest from specific heroes over the course of the story. With the exception of Marth, each gleamstone seems to match the corresponding characters color palette. The gems, which do not have known individual names, are as follows:
The '''Gleamstones''' (Japanese: {{hl|輝石|Kiseki}} ''Shinestones'') are five orbs of heroic power prophesied to be formed when certain heroes from other worlds arrive in the realm of {{title|Warriors}}. During the events of {{title|Warriors}} the gems do indeed manifest from specific heroes over the course of the story. With the exception of Marth, each gleamstone seems to match the corresponding character's color palette. The gems, which do not have known individual names, are as follows:  


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|- style="text-align:center;"
| style="border-top-left-radius: 10px; width: 150px; height: 110px; border: 1px solid {{Color2}}" | [[File: FEWA Yellow Gleamstone.png]]
|-
| style="width: 150px; border: 1px solid {{Color2}}" | [[File: FEWA White Gleamstone.png]]
| style="{{roundtl|10px}}; width:150px; height:110px; border:1px solid {{Color2}}; background:{{Color3}}" colspan="2" align="center"| [[File:FEWA Yellow Gleamstone.png]]
| style="width: 150px; border: 1px solid {{Color2}}" | [[File: FEWA Purple Gleamstone.png]]
| style="width:150px; height:110px;  border:1px solid {{Color2}}; background:{{Color3}}" colspan="2" align="center" width="33%"| [[File:FEWA White Gleamstone.png]]
| style="width: 150px; border: 1px solid {{Color2}}" | [[File: FEWA Red Gleamstone.png]]
| style="width:150px; height:110px;  border:1px solid {{Color2}}; background:{{Color3}}" colspan="2" align="center" width="33%"| [[File:FEWA Purple Gleamstone.png]]
| style="border-top-right-radius: 10px; width: 150px; border: 1px solid {{Color2}}" | [[File: FEWA Blue Gleamstone.png]]
| style="width:150px; height:110px;  border:1px solid {{Color2}}; background:{{Color3}}" colspan="2" align="center" width="33%"| [[File:FEWA Red Gleamstone.png]]
| style="{{Roundtr|10px}}; width:150px; height:110px;  border:1px solid {{Color2}}; background:{{Color3}}" colspan="2" align="center"| [[File:FEWA Blue Gleamstone.png]]
|-
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| style="{{Roundbl|10px}}; width:150px; background:{{Color3}}" colspan="2" align="center" | [[Marth]]'s Gleamstone
| style="border-bottom-left-radius: 10px" | [[Marth]]'s Gleamstone
| style="width:150px; background:{{Color3}}" colspan="2" align="center" | [[Corrin]]'s Gleamstone
| [[Corrin]]'s Gleamstone
| style="width:150px; background:{{Color3}}" colspan="2" align="center" | [[Xander]]'s Gleamstone
| [[Xander]]'s Gleamstone
| style="width:150px; background:{{Color3}}" colspan="2" align="center" | [[Ryoma]]'s Gleamstone
| [[Ryoma]]'s Gleamstone
| style="{{Roundbr|10px}}; width:75px; background:{{Color3}}" colspan="2" align="center" | [[Chrom]]'s Gleamstone
| style="border-bottom-right-radius: 10px" | [[Chrom]]'s Gleamstone
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==Etymology and other languages==
==Etymology and other languages==
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{{Names
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|eng-name=Shield of Flames
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|jpn-name={{hover|炎の盾|Honō no tate}}
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|span-name=Escudo Ardiente
|span-mean=Blazing Shield
|fren-name=Égide ardente
|fren-mean=Blazing Shield
|ger-name=Flammenschild
|ger-mean=Shield of Flames
|ital-name=Scudo delle Flamme
|ital-mean=Shield of Flames
}}
}}
===Gleamstone===
===Gleamstone===
{{Names
{{Names
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|eng-name=Gleamstone
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FEWA Shield of Flames complete.png|Official render of the Shield of Flames with all Gleamstones from {{title|Warriors}}.
FEWA Shield of Flames complete.png|Official render of the Shield of Flames with all Gleamstones from {{title|Warriors}}.
Ss fewa prerelease 01.png|The Shield of Flames in the {{FEW}} reveal trailer.
Ss fewa prerelease 01.png|The Shield of Flames in the {{FEW}} reveal trailer.
Portrait rowan lord, shield of flames costume fewa.png|[[Rowan]] with the Shield of Flames variant of his Lord [[Costume]].
Portrait rowan lord, shield of flames costume fewa.png|[[Rowan]] with the Shield of Flames variant of his Lord [[Costumes in Warriors|Costume]].
Portrait rowan great lord, shield of flames costume fewa.png|[[Rowan]] with the Shield of Flames variant of his Great Lord [[Costume]].
Portrait rowan great lord, shield of flames costume fewa.png|[[Rowan]] with the Shield of Flames variant of his Great Lord [[Costumes in Warriors|Costume]].
Portrait lianna lord, shield of flames costume fewa.png|[[Lianna]] with the Shield of Flames variant of her Lord [[Costume]].
Portrait lianna lord, shield of flames costume fewa.png|[[Lianna]] with the Shield of Flames variant of her Lord [[Costumes in Warriors|Costume]].
Portrait lianna great lord, shield of flames costume fewa.png|[[Lianna]] with the Shield of Flames variant of her Great Lord [[Costume]].
Portrait lianna great lord, shield of flames costume fewa.png|[[Lianna]] with the Shield of Flames variant of her Great Lord [[Costumes in Warriors|Costume]].
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Latest revision as of 17:12, 21 November 2022

For the artifact appearing in mainline Fire Emblem series titles, see Fire Emblem (Archanean item). For the items similar to the Gleamstones, see Geosphere, Lightsphere, Lifesphere, Starsphere, and Darksphere.
Shield of Flames

FEWA Shield of Flames complete.png
Render of the Shield of Flames with all Gleamstones from Warriors.

Type

Item

First game

Fire Emblem Warriors

The Shield of Flames (Japanese: 炎の盾 Shield of Flames) is an Aytolisian artifact appearing in Fire Emblem Warriors; it is clearly inspired by the Archanean Fire Emblem. During the events of Warriors, Lianna, Rowan, and Darios make it their goal to complete the Binding Shield to drive back Velezark's monster forces.

The Shield of Flames provides no gameplay benefits, though it is available as an optional visual bonus for Lianna and Rowan in the form of Costumes.

History

Chrom's Gleamstone manifesting in the presence of the Shield of Flames.

An unspecified, but presumably long, time before the events of Warriors a dragon capable of crossing Outrealms named Velezark arrived in the realm. Shortly thereafter he attacked a kingdom with a Divine Dragon guardian. The two dragons clashed but the Divine Dragon was unable to defeat him in a direct fight. The Divine Dragon then creates the Shield of Flames to seal away the Chaos Dragon Velezark. Gravely injured, creating the Shield of Flames was one of the Divine Dragon's last acts. After sealing Velezark away the Divine Dragon also created two swords, Facinna and Enliron from her fangs, and passed away. In her resting place stands a great tree, similar to the Mila Tree appearing in Fire Emblem Awakening, teeming with her strength; the swords are enshrined at the tree's peak as well.

The Shield has since been enshrined in a great temple in Aytolis. Lianna, Rowan and Darios, after defending the temple from enemy forces, hear of the legend of the Divine Dragon and Velezark and set out to find the heroes of legend needed to complete it. They eventually meet up with and befriend the required heroes. However, Velezark manages to possess Darios after he is captured by Gristonne and Darios steals the shield; he then delivers it to his father, Oskar, who is trying to revive Velezark and use the Chaos Dragon's power for himself. Darios, who is still under Velezark's influence, is successful in reviving Velezark by using Oskar as a replacement sacrifice after Yelena, the intended sacrifice, is rescued by Lianna and Rowan. With Velezark's revival Darios is freed from the dragon's control but is thrown into a chasm, presumably to his death, by Velezark while returning the Shield of Flames to Lianna and Rowan.

Lianna and Rowan, with the Shield of Flames in hand, go to the Divine Dragon's tree and obtain Facinna and Enliron. Using all three artifacts, Lianna and Rowan defeat Velezark after striking him down in combat.

Gleamstones

The Gleamstones (Japanese: 輝石 Shinestones) are five orbs of heroic power prophesied to be formed when certain heroes from other worlds arrive in the realm of Warriors. During the events of Warriors the gems do indeed manifest from specific heroes over the course of the story. With the exception of Marth, each gleamstone seems to match the corresponding character's color palette. The gems, which do not have known individual names, are as follows:

FEWA Yellow Gleamstone.png FEWA White Gleamstone.png FEWA Purple Gleamstone.png FEWA Red Gleamstone.png FEWA Blue Gleamstone.png
Marth's Gleamstone Corrin's Gleamstone Xander's Gleamstone Ryoma's Gleamstone Chrom's Gleamstone

Etymology and other languages

Shield of Flames

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

Shield of Flames

--

Japanese

炎の盾

Shield of Flames

Spanish

Escudo Ardiente

Blazing Shield

French

Égide ardente

Blazing Shield

German

Flammenschild

Shield of Flames

Italian

Scudo delle Flamme

Shield of Flames

Gleamstone

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

Gleamstone

--

Japanese

輝石

Shinestone

French

Luxolithe

Gleamstone

Gallery

  • Official render of the Shield of Flames with no Gleamstones from Warriors.

    Official render of the Shield of Flames with no Gleamstones from Warriors.

  • Official render of the Shield of Flames with all Gleamstones from Warriors.

    Official render of the Shield of Flames with all Gleamstones from Warriors.

  • The Shield of Flames in the Fire Emblem Warriors reveal trailer.

    The Shield of Flames in the Fire Emblem Warriors reveal trailer.

  • Rowan with the Shield of Flames variant of his Lord Costume.

    Rowan with the Shield of Flames variant of his Lord Costume.

  • Rowan with the Shield of Flames variant of his Great Lord Costume.

    Rowan with the Shield of Flames variant of his Great Lord Costume.

  • Lianna with the Shield of Flames variant of her Lord Costume.

    Lianna with the Shield of Flames variant of her Lord Costume.

  • Lianna with the Shield of Flames variant of her Great Lord Costume.

    Lianna with the Shield of Flames variant of her Great Lord Costume.

References

Fire Emblem Warriors
Playable characters Original Anna • Lianna • Rowan
Shadow Dragon Caeda • LindeDLC • Marth • MinervaDLC • NavarreDLC • Tiki
Echoes: Shadows of Valentia Celica
The Blazing Blade Lyn
Awakening Chrom • Cordelia • Frederick • Lissa • Lucina • OliviaDLC • OwainDLC • Robin • TharjaDLC
Fates AzuraDLC • Camilla • Corrin • Elise • Hinoka • Leo • NilesDLC • OboroDLC • Ryoma • Sakura • Takumi • Xander
Non-playable characters Oskar • Yelena
Bosses Darios • Gharnef • Iago • Validar • Velezark
Personal weapons Anna's Bow • Aura • Blessed Lance • Brynhildr • Camilla's Axe • Cordelia's Lance • Divinestone • Enliron • Expiration • Facinna • Falchion • Frederick's Axe • Fujin Yumi • Grima's Truth • Hauteclere • Hinoka's Spear • Iago's Tome • Imhullu • Lady Sword • Lissa's Axe • Missiletainn • Moonlight • Niles's Bow • Oboro's Spear • Olivia's Blade • Parallel Falchion • Raijinto • Risyl • Siegfried • Sol Katti • Spellbane Yumi • Tharja's Hex • Thoron • Wing Spear • Wo Dao • Yato
Chapters Pm: Interwoven Destinies • P: Crumbling Peace • 1: Home in Ruins • 2: Woodlands Encounter • 3: Dragon Valley Temple • 4: Hero-King of the Desert • 5: The Dragon's Table • 6: Hoshidan Princess • 7: Hoshidan Prince • 8: High Prince Ryoma • 9: Nohrian Princess • 10: Nohrian Prince • 11: Crown Prince Xander • 12: An Orchestrated Battle • 13: What Happened to Corrin • 14: Sieging the Citadel • 15: Taking the World Tree • 16: The Imprisoned Prince • 17: Royal Blood • 18: Chaos Dragon's Might • 19: Reclaiming Home • 20: Clash at the World Tree • E: Chaos Dragon Velezark
History Mode Invisible Ties • The Path Is Yours • The Dark Pontifex • Noble Lady of Caelin • Together to the End • Hero Challenge • Grief • Land of Gods • Cold Reception • A Brush in the Teeth • Princess Minerva • Knorda Market • Scion of Legend • Emmeryn • Caravan Dancer
Locations Aytolis • Gristonne
Groups, objects and concepts Anna's Mementos • Blessings • Costumes • Crests • Materials • Gleamstones • Shield of Flames • Weapon Attributes
Related topics Downloadable content • Name chart • Other games (Warriors: Three Hopes • Shadow Dragon • Echoes: Shadows of Valentia • The Blazing Blade • Awakening • Fates) • Pre-release information (Unused content) • Sound Gallery • World map
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