Nosferatu: Difference between revisions
→Origin: Cleaning up, since "Dark tome (except in the first five games etc etc)" is deeply inaccurate, given that it's much more often NOT dark magic than it is.
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[[File:Nosferatuorigin.png|thumb|left|250px|Knoll performing Nosferatu on an enemy soldier as it appeared in ''Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones'', one of the games it is usable in.]] | [[File:Nosferatuorigin.png|thumb|left|250px|Knoll performing Nosferatu on an enemy soldier as it appeared in ''Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones'', one of the games it is usable in.]] | ||
[[File:Goetiaorigin.png|thumb|Robin performing Goetia in ''Fire Emblem: Awakening''.]] | [[File:Goetiaorigin.png|thumb|Robin performing Goetia in ''Fire Emblem: Awakening''.]] | ||
Nosferatu is a special | Nosferatu is a special magic tome from the ''Fire Emblem'' series. When a unit casts Nosferatu, however much damage he or she inflicts will return to the caster in the form of healing. This effect carries over into ''Smash 4''. Additionally, Nosferatu tomes have lower accuracy, making it harder to hit enemy troops with it. This is reflected in ''Smash 4'' by the difficulty in landing the move. Different games depict Nosferatu as different types of magic, usually some sort of holy light magic; in ''Awakening'', however, it is dark magic, and this depiction is what ''Smash'' uses. | ||
Goetia is another Dark tome that is introduced in ''Fire Emblem: Awakening''. It is much stronger than Nosferatu, but does not have the healing property Nosferatu does. It is also easier to land in ''Awakening''. | Goetia is another Dark tome that is introduced in ''Fire Emblem: Awakening''. It is much stronger than Nosferatu, but does not have the healing property Nosferatu does. It is also easier to land in ''Awakening''. | ||