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Entrap

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Entrap


Icon of Entrap from Engage.


A staff imbued with space-warping magic. Teleports a faraway foe to an adjacent space.

Type
First game

Fire Emblem Fates

Entrap (Japanese: ドロー Draw) is a transportation staff which was introduced in Fire Emblem Fates. When cast, it grabs individual enemies and takes them to the staff-user's side, with the idea being that the drawn enemy is then easily ganged-up upon by the caster's allies. In this regard it works similarly to the Rescue staff of earlier games, but with a uniquely offensive twist. Its appearance in Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, which lacks staves, is as a white magic spell.

In Fates, the standard version of Entrap available to players has a limited range and shaky accuracy, but there also exists an enemy-exclusive variant with infinite range and effectively perfect accuracy (only the Onager has ever had better). This variant appears only in Chapter 27 of the Conquest campaign, used by the 6 Shrine Maidens on Hard difficulty and above to force player units to confront an enemy each, alone.

Stats

Game Icon Level Might Weight Hit Crit Range Uses Worth WEXP Other effects and notes
Fates
(Standard variant)
Staves/Rods B -- -- 60 -- 1–7 2 4,200 1 Transports one chosen target to a space adjacent to the user.
Cannot be used against immobile units.
Sells for 1,700 gold.
Fates
(Enemy-only variant)
Staves/Rods B -- -- 200 -- 2 0 1 Transports one chosen target to a space adjacent to the user.
Echoes: Shadows of Valentia White magic -- -- 70 -- 1 – (Attack / 4) -- −12 HP -- Transports one chosen target to a space adjacent to the user.
Engage Staves A -- -- 50 -- 1–6 3 4,000 -- Transports one chosen target to a space adjacent to the user.

Calculations

Game Effect Accuracy Experience acquired by the user
Fates Transports one chosen target to a space adjacent to the user. [Hit + Magic + Skill + Weapon level bonus] − [(Target's Resistance × 1.5) + (Target's Luck / 2) + Target's terrain bonus] 50*
Echoes: Shadows of Valentia Transports one chosen target to a space adjacent to the user. Hit + [(Skill + Luck) / 2] + (Support bonus) − [Target's (Speed + Luck) / 2] + (Target's Support bonus) 8
Engage Transports one chosen target to a space adjacent to the user. 50 35

For more information on experience calculations, see Experience § Using a staff or white magic.

Locations

Fates

Standard variant

Vendor Staff Store: Level 2 (limit: 1) • Level 3 (limit: 2)
Lottery Shop Dusk Lottery: Gold Prize
Rank rewards Battle Rank: 1700 (limit: 1)

Enemy-only variant

Unobtainable Exclusively used by enemy Shrine Maidens in Conquest Chapter 27 on Hard and Lunatic.

Echoes: Shadows of Valentia

Learned at Priestess Level 10: Sonya

Engage

Item Shop Somniel: After Chapter 20, stock of 1
Ancient Well Tier 4, 10% chance
Dropped by Chapter 20, enemy High Priest

Other appearances

Fire Emblem Cipher

Entrap is present as a skill on one card in Fire Emblem Cipher: B02-093R Beautifully-Dressed Prince, Forrest. It is a manual-activation skill that can only be used once per turn, and it is a Class Change Skill which can only be used if Forrest has changed class from a base-class card instead of being deployed as this advanced-class card. If he meets this criterion, then the player may choose one enemy located in the opponent's Rearguard and bring them forward to the Vanguard, making it easier for more of the player's units to attack them, for a cost of flipping 1 bond card face-down.

Flavor text

Game Text
(English)
Text
(Japanese)
Fates
Warps an enemy to an adjacent space.
敵を自分の隣にワープさせる
Echoes: Shadows of Valentia
Warps a distant enemy to
the vicinity of the caster.
離れた相手を
自分の近くに移動させる
Engage
A staff imbued with space-warping
magic. Teleports a faraway foe to
an adjacent space.
転送魔法の杖
遠くの敵を自分の近くへ転移する

Etymology and other languages

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

Entrap

--

Japanese

ドロー

Draw, in the sense of luring something toward a specific target.

Spanish

Atrapar

Capture

French

Piège

Trap

German

Falle

Trap

Italian

Trappola

Snare

Dutch

Valstrik

Trap

Korean

드로우

Draw

Simplified Chinese

召敌

Enemy-Summon

Traditional Chinese

召敵

Enemy-Summon

Gallery

References

See also