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{{Item Infobox
{{Item Infobox
|name=Silver Poleax
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|image=[[File:Is wii silver poleax.png|x300px]]
|caption=Icon of the Silver Poleax in {{title|Radiant Dawn}}.
|caption=Icon of the Silver Poleax in {{title|Radiant Dawn}}.
|help_text=A tremendously powerful axe that is very difficult to wield. Its great weight limits multiple attacks.
|help_text=A tremendously powerful axe that is very difficult to wield. Its great weight limits multiple attacks.
|type=[[Axe]]
|type=[[Axe]]
|first={{FE10}}}}
|first={{FE10}}
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The '''Silver Poleax''' (Japanese: {{hover|銀の戦斧|Gin no senpu}} ''Silver Poleaxe'') is a rare [[axe]] which is exclusive to {{FE10}}. It is the most powerful of the game's series of poleax weapons, which are the axe equivalent to [[Sword#Blades|blades]]. Compared to its ordinary counterpart, the [[Silver Axe]], it is much more [[Might|powerful]] but has worse [[Hit|accuracy]], lower [[durability]], and is much [[Weight (weapon)|heavier]].
The '''Silver Poleax''' (Japanese: {{hl|銀の戦斧|Gin no senpu}} ''Silver Battle Axe'') is a rare [[axe]]-type weapon in the {{FES}}, appearing exclusively in {{title|Radiant Dawn}}. It is the most powerful of the game's series of poleax weapons, which are the axe equivalent to [[blades]]. Compared to its ordinary counterpart, the [[Silver Axe]], it is much more [[Might|powerful]] but has worse [[Hit|accuracy]], lower [[durability]], and is much [[Weight (weapon)|heavier]].


==Stats==
==Stats==
{{WeaponStats
{{WeaponStats
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|spriteo=[[File:Is wii silver poleax.png]]
|sprite1=[[File:Is wii silver poleax.png]]
|ranko={{AxeWii}} A
|rank1={{AxeWii}} A
|mto=18
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|wto=19
|wt1=19
|hito=60
|hit1=60
|crto=0
|crt1=0
|rngo=1
|rng1=1
|useso=30
|uses1=30
|wortho=1,800
|worth1=1,800
|wexo=5
|wex1=5
|noteso=--}}
}}


==Locations==
==Locations==
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|method1=[[Inventory]]
|method1=[[Inventory]]
|data1=[[Renning]]
|data1=[[Renning]]
|method2=[[Disarm]] and [[steal]]{{h|*|This list only includes Silver Poleax instances in chapters where Brom is playable or other units can take his Disarm, as he is the only source of the skill}}
|data2=Part 4: [[Silent World|Chapter&nbsp;2]], enemy [[Dragonmaster]] (×2 in Easy), enemy [[Axe General]] <small>(Normal/Hard only)</small> • [[Revelations|Chapter&nbsp;4]], enemy [[Axe General]] • [[Rebirth (1)|Endgame (1)]], enemy [[Axe General]] (×4) • [[Rebirth (2)|Endgame (2)]], enemy [[Warrior]] (reinforcement; {{h|×4|Easy}}/{{h|×7|Normal/Hard}})
|methodlast=[[Armory]]
|methodlast=[[Armory]]
|datalast=Part 3: [[The Price|Chapter 12]] • [[Blood Contract|Chapter 13]] • [[From Pain, Awakening|Endgame]]<br>Part 4: [[Chaos Named|Prologue]] • [[Road to the Empire|Chapter 1]] • [[Silent World|Chapter 2]] • [[Distortions|Chapter 3]] • [[Revelations|Chapter 4]] • [[Unforgivable Sin|Chapter 5]] • [[Rebirth (part 1)|Endgame]]}}
|datalast=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]]
}}


==Flavor text==
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|english=A tremendously powerful axe that is very difficult<br>to wield. Its great weight limits multiple attacks.
|japanese=とても扱いの難しい大振りの斧<br>凄まじ威力を誇るが重いために追撃がでにくい
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==Etymology and other languages==
==Etymology and other languages==
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|jap-mean=Romanized as '''SILVERPOLEAXE''' in its internal file name; literally "silver battle axe".
|jpn-mean=Romanized as '''SILVERPOLEAXE''' in its internal file name; literally "silver battle axe".
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[[Category:Axes of Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn]]

Latest revision as of 16:48, 28 March 2024

Silver Poleax

Is wii silver poleax.png
Icon of the Silver Poleax in Radiant Dawn.

A tremendously powerful axe that is very difficult to wield. Its great weight limits multiple attacks.

Type

Axe

First game

Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn

The Silver Poleax (Japanese: 銀の戦斧 Silver Battle Axe) is a rare axe-type weapon in the Fire Emblem series, appearing exclusively in Radiant Dawn. It is the most powerful of the game's series of poleax weapons, which are the axe equivalent to blades. Compared to its ordinary counterpart, the Silver Axe, it is much more powerful but has worse accuracy, lower durability, and is much heavier.

Stats

Game Icon Level Might Weight Hit Crit Range Uses Worth WEXP Other effects and notes
Radiant Dawn Is wii silver poleax.png Axes A 18 19 60 0 1 30 1,800 5 --

Locations

Radiant Dawn

Inventory Renning
Disarm and steal* Part 4: Chapter 2, enemy Dragonmaster (×2 in Easy), enemy Axe General (Normal/Hard only) • Chapter 4, enemy Axe General • Endgame (1), enemy Axe General (×4) • Endgame (2), enemy Warrior (reinforcement; ×4/×7)
Armory Part 3: Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 • Endgame
Part 4: Prologue • Chapter 1 • Chapter 2 • Chapter 3 • Chapter 4 • Chapter 5 • Endgame

Flavor text

Game Text
(English) 		Text
(Japanese)
Radiant Dawn
A tremendously powerful axe that is very difficult
to wield. Its great weight limits multiple attacks.
とても扱いの難しい大振りの斧
凄まじ威力を誇るが重いために追撃がでにくい

Etymology and other languages

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

Silver Poleax

--

English
(Europe)

Silver Poleaxe

--

Japanese

銀の戦斧

Romanized as SILVERPOLEAXE in its internal file name; literally "silver battle axe".

Spanish

Alabarda plata

Silver halberd

French

Merlin argent

Silver poleaxe

German

Silber-Stabaxt

Silver poleaxe

Italian

Azza argento

Silver poleaxe

Gallery

References

See also

Axes
Basic axes Axe • Axe of Zoltan • Barst's Axe • Basilikos • Battle Axe • Beruka's Axe • Bordcord Axe • Broken Axe • Bronze Axe • Compact Axe • Emblem Axe • Frying Pan • Glass Axe • Hauteclere • Hector's Axe • Hit Axe • Immortal Axe • Imposing Axe • Iron Axe • Iron Poleax • Killer Axe • Ladle • Legion's Axe • Practice Axe • Rusted Axe • Silver Axe • Silver Poleax • Splitting Axe • Steel Axe • Steel Poleax • Training Axe
Axes with secondary effects Arthur's Axe • Berserker's Axe • Bone Axe • Brave Axe • Camilla's Axe • Devil Axe • Dragon Axe • Fiendcleaver • Hammer • Iron Greataxe • Laguz Axe • Mace • Master Axe • Poleax • Quick Axe • Raider Axe • Silver Greataxe • Steel Greataxe • Superior Axe • Swordreaver • Swordslayer • Titania's Axe • Vengeance • Venin Axe • Volant Axe
Magic-based axes Bolt Axe • Hurricane Axe
Ranged axes Hand Axe • Hatchet • Iron Star Axe • Orsin's Hatchet • Short Axe • Silver Star Axe • Steel Star Axe • Tomahawk
Regalia and personal axes Armads • Aurgelmir • Axe of Ukonvasara • Aymr • Bölverk • Crusher • Fragarach • Freikugel • Garm • Helswath • Tarvos • Ukonvasara • Urvan • Vouge • Wolf Beil • Wolf Berg
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
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