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{{Item | {{Item | ||
|title = ''Fenrir fang'' | |title=''Fenrir fang'' | ||
|image = [[File:DQIX | |image=[[File:DQIX Fenrir Fang Artwork.png|175px]] | ||
|japanese = フェンリルのキバ | |japanese=フェンリルのキバ | ||
|names = None | |names=None | ||
|games = {{Dragon Quest IX}}<br>{{Dragon Quest XI}} | |games={{Dragon Quest IX}}<br>{{Dragon Quest XI}} | ||
| buy = various, see article | |buy=various, see article | ||
| sell = various, see article | |sell=various, see article | ||
|effect = Casts crackle | |effect=Casts crackle | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Fenrir fang''' is a recurring weapon in the series, and the enhanced form of the more common [[Icicle dirk]]. | The '''Fenrir fang''' is a recurring weapon in the series, and the enhanced form of the more common [[Icicle dirk]]. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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The recipe book for the fenrir fang is the ''[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|snowfield styles]]'' guide, which is found in the [[Sniflheim]] region. | The recipe book for the fenrir fang is the ''[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|snowfield styles]]'' guide, which is found in the [[Sniflheim]] region. | ||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
''Fenrir'' is a monstrous wolf from Norse mythology, with jaws so vast it could render the sky and soil while running with it's mouth agape. Being one of the hellish offspring of the half-jotunn Loki, it was foretold to slay the chief god Odin during the Ragnarok, and would in turn be slaughtered by Odin's son Víðarr. | ''Fenrir'' is a monstrous wolf from Norse mythology, with jaws so vast it could render the sky and soil while running with it's mouth agape. Being one of the hellish offspring of the half-jotunn Loki, it was foretold to slay the chief god Odin during the Ragnarok, and would in turn be slaughtered by Odin's son Víðarr. | ||