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Magictaker

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Magictaker


Icon of the Magictaker skill in Fates.


Mag+2 on defeat of a foe you attacked (+10 max). Can't use with other Takers.

Type(s)
First game

Fates

Magictaker (Japanese: 魔力の吸収 Magic Absorption) is a skill which debuted in Fire Emblem Fates. Taught by a skill item, every time the unit defeats an enemy, they get a +2 bonus to their Magic for the rest of the chapter. There is a limit the bonus can reach, and it does not overlap with another -⁠taker skill. In Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes, it is called Absorb Magic, and only activates upon defeating an enemy commander.

Data

In the main Fire Emblem series

Game Icon Effect Activation Capacity Notes
Fates Grants a stacking buff of +2 magic to the user after combat. If user initiates combat and defeats the target -- Maximum bonus +10.
Does not overlap with another -⁠taker skill.

In other Fire Emblem series titles

Game Icon Effect Activation Capacity Notes
Warriors: Three Hopes Increases magic for the rest of the battle. Upon defeating an enemy commander -- --

Availability

Fates

Items Magictaker

Warriors: Three Hopes

Class Mastery Dark Bishop (★★★): ArvalHubert

Flavor text


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Game Text
(English)
Text
(Japanese)
Fates
Mag+2 on defeat of a foe you attacked
(+10 max). Can't use with other Takers.
自分から敵を倒すと、魔力+2。(最大+10)
(章終了まで。他の「~の吸収」とは重複不可)
Warriors: Three Hopes
Grants a minor boost to Mag each time an enemy commander is defeated. The boosts last throughout the battle.
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Etymology and other languages

Magictaker

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

Magictaker

--

Japanese

魔力の吸収

Magic Absorption

Spanish

Ejecución mágica

Magical Attachment

French

Vole-Magie

Steal-Magic

German

Magiedieb

Magic Thief

Italian

Suggimagia

Magic Shard

Korean

마력 흡수

Magic power absorption

Absorb Magic


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

Absorb Magic

--

German

Magie absorbieren

Absorb magic. Abbreviated to Mag. absorbieren in-game.

See also

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