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Gordin's Bow

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Gordin's Bow

Is ds gordin's bow.png
Icon of Gordin's bow fromNew Mystery of the Emblem.

Type

Bow

First game

Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem

Gordin's Bow (Japanese:ゴードンの弓Gordin's Bow) is a rarebow in theFire Emblem series, named after theAltean soldierGordin. It is a bit more powerful and accurate than asteel bow, with a smallcrit bonus to boot.

This weapon is only inNew Mystery of the Emblem.

Stats

GameIconLevelMightWeightHitCritRangeUsesWorthWEXPOther effects and notes
New Mystery of the EmblemIs ds gordin's bow.pngBows D9--90102251,0002Dealsbonus damage toIs ds pegasus.pngflying units.
Sells for 0gold.

Locations

New Mystery of the Emblem

TreasureEveryone's Conditions, obtained at random from a pool of possible items(0.87% chance).

Flavor text

GameText
(English)		Text
(Japanese)
New Mystery of the Emblem
A bow owned by Gordin, an Altean knight.*
アリティア騎士ゴードンの弓

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
LanguageNameDefinition, etymology, and notes
English
(unofficial)

Gordin's Bow

Direct translation of the Japanese name.

Japanese

ゴードンの弓

Gohdon's Bow

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