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Magic Up

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Magic Up


Artwork of the Magic Up from the Fire Emblem Trading Card Game.


Gives +7 Mag to ally. Effect wanes every turn

Type

Staff

First game

Fire Emblem: Thracia 776

The Magic Up (Japanese: Mアップ M Up) is a staff exclusive to Fire Emblem: Thracia 776. Magic Up is equivalent to the Ward staff from other games in the Fire Emblem series: it increases the target's resistance to magic attacks by increasing their magic stat by 7 points when first used, with the effect decreasing by one point by each turn; however, as magic in Thracia 776 determines both the unit's damage dealt and taken from magic attacks, and Magic Up also increases its target's magical offense, unlike Ward which only increases magical defense. Pure Waters in Thracia 776 provide the same effect.

Stats

Game Icon Level Might Weight Hit Crit Range Uses Worth WEXP Other effects and notes
Thracia 776 Staves C -- 8 -- -- 1 5 2,200 3 Grants +7 magic to one ally; buff reduces by 1 point per turn. Buff does not stack with one provided by Pure Water.

Calculations

Game Effect Accuracy Experience acquired by the user
Thracia 776 Grants +7 magic to one ally; buff reduces by 1 point per turn. Hit + (skill × 4)
Never miss if user's skill ≥ 10.
30

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

Locations

Thracia 776

Inventory Linoan
Capture or steal Chapter 24, enemy Dark MageFinal Chapter, enemy Dark Mage
Treasure Chapter 10, villageChapter 19, village

Flavor text

Game Text
(English)
Text
(Japanese)
Thracia 776
Gives +7 Mag to
ally. Effect wanes
every turn*
魔力を7上げる
1ターンごとに
こうかはへる

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English
(unofficial)
  • Magic Up
  • Ensorcel
  • Used in older fan translations.[clarification needed]
  • Used in the Project Exile fan translation.
Japanese

アップ M Up

M Up; "M" presumably stands for "magic".

See also