Wisdom (賢者の意志 Kenja no ishi?, "Will of the Wize") is a weapon in Drakengard.
Traits[]
Drakengard[]
- Low-damage, short-range weapon.
Drakengard 2[]
- Conjures spells with a wide area of effect. Acquires MP quickly.
Magic[]
Drakengard[]
- Thus Spake the Aesir: It send forbidden runes forth to smite the enemy.
Drakengard 2[]
- Thunderclaw: Rains down bolts of lightning, electrocuting enemies.
Found[]
Drakengard[]
- Chapter 2, Verse XIII
Destroy ALL enemies in the narrow valley in the northcentral part of the map. The chest will appear near a rock across the bridge where the healing chest is.
Drakengard 2[]
- Chapter 8, Verse 2 (Chest Item).
Combos[]
Drakengard 2[]
- Dancer's Fury: The standard five-hit combination for all rods.
- Headwind Blade: A good area-of-effect attack combination where Manah hits enemies up into the air and twirls her staff with her legs in a 360-degree motion.
- Tailwind Blade: In this combination, Manah runs forward and knocks the enemy into the air before performing a wide-sweeping attack with her staff.
Weapon History[]
Level 1
In a northern island country, there was a wise man trusted by all people. Known as the Man Who Can See a Thousand Leagues, he wandered the countryside with this staff in his hand.
Level 2
The staff could cure diseases and injury in all those who touched it. When placed on the ground, it could make even the most barren lands fertile.
Level 3
If the staff was touched to a person, it could tell if that person lied or told the truth. If the staff was touched to a wicked man, that man would fall on his knees and repent all his sins.
Level 4
If the staff was touched to monsters, they would flee. And if the staff was touched to demons, with words forbidden by the gods, burn them to blackened
ash.
Level 1
During his journey south, a priest stopped off at a poor, nameless village far from civilization. Though he was famous for his wisdom, and could see for a thousand miles, he was just another traveler to the people of the remote settlement.
Level 2
But nonetheless, the village gave the traveling priest a very warm welcome. Moved by their heartfelt hospitality, he presented them with a staff as a token of his appreciation.
Level 3
The staff held miraculous powers. As the priest watched the villagers’ face light up at the gift, he prayed that their lives would be filled with happiness.
Level 4
However, the villagers gave the staff to a traveler with a bad back. When the priest heard word of this, he realized that the villagers lives were already as happy as they could be. Their contentment was a greater gift
than even his staff.
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