Fire Emblem Engage: 8 Best Weapons In Game

Wyrmslayer

Emblem Roy also has a Wyrmslayer, but luckily for the player, they can also find this weapon as they finish chapters in Fire Emblem Engage. This weapon can then be used in battle against enemies.

This sword was made so that it can be used to fight dragons. So, the Wyrmslayer will be most useful when fighting Wyvern Knights, who are only weak against archers. Putting this weapon in the hands of someone who is good with swords will make quick work of any flying enemies they come across.

Killer Bow

In many chapters of Fire Emblem Engage, it’s important to have archers on your team. Not only can they hurt units in the air, but they can also kill people far away.

Characters like Fogado can use a bow to make their chances of making a critical hit higher. Bows like the Killer Bow can help in these situations. In Fire Emblem, all Killer weapons make it more likely that a character will get a critical hit, which increases the total amount of damage they can do on their turn.

Ridersbane

Ridersbane is a lance that, like the Wyrmslayer sword, does a lot of damage to units that are riding horses. As a player moves into later chapters, enemies that ride horses, especially Paladins, become some of the most common ones.

Most paladins have a lot of armor to protect them, which makes it hard for a lance user to attack them. When these same units are equipped with Ridersbane, Paladins and any other horses the player faces will die quickly.

Divine Fist Art

In Fire Emblem Engage, Brawl is now called “Combat Arts,” which is a new name. Units that are good at this don’t use weapons; instead, they fight enemies with just their hands. But all units still need to hold some kind of weapon. The fighting styles of these units are controlled by scrolls they can have.

When players donate enough in Brodia to reach level five, which won’t be cheap, they get the Divine Fist Art as a reward. This is a rank S Combat Art that kills any enemy that the player’s character fights.

Misericorde

Players can also get the upper hand in a fight by giving their enemies poison that kills them. Only people who are good with knives, like thieves, can do this. There are many knives to choose from. Some can kill if they hit close up, while others can kill if they hit far away.

Misericorde is the best because it has a high chance to hit and can be used in both close and far combat. This powerful knife can only be used by Fell Dragons, which is a shame. So, players can’t get this blade until near the end of the game, after they have hired Veyle.

Uknovasara

Uknovasara is a big, legendary axe that can do a lot of damage to enemies. Players won’t be able to attack twice in one turn or go first because it’s so big. But this doesn’t change the fact that the axe is a very useful weapon.

Players won’t be able to get their hands on this legendary axe until Chapter 24. This means they won’t be able to use it until the last couple of chapters. Still, it’s a good weapon to use late in the game.

Venomous

This huge weapon can’t attack twice or go first during a player’s turn, just like Uknovasara. Still, this doesn’t mean that the right unit can’t use it to kill.

When Fierne’s donations reach level 5, players will get the Venomous lance to use in battle. Like knives, this huge lance can kill enemies, but it can also poison them, making it even more dangerous in battle.

WiIle Glanz

As Happy Wheels game gets close to its end, players will finally be able to use the second weapon that can only be used by Alear, the Divine Dragon. Wille Glanz not only does a lot of damage to enemies, but it can also attack from a long way away as well as close up.

This sword’s might is so high that any hit Alear makes against an enemy will kill them. Not only that, but Alear is the main character, so she has some of the best stats in the game, which make her a great match for this huge sword.

You can play Fire Emblem Engage on a Nintendo Switch.