Wing Stone
ItemWing stones are the towering crystals ringing Falconia, raised to ward off evil and guard the city's frontier in the wake of the Great Wave of the Astral World.
Overview
Wing stones are sizable protective crystals set beyond the walls of Falconia. They stand as part of the city's defenses after the world was reshaped by the Great Wave of the Astral World.
Function
According to lore, the crystals turn away evil and seal the borders of Falconia, forming a barrier around the settlement in an age when malevolent astral forces press against the human realm.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are Wing Stones in Berserk?
Wing stones are sizable protective crystals positioned outside the walls of Falconia, raised as part of the city's defenses after the world was reshaped by the Great Wave of the Astral World.
What do Wing Stones do?
According to lore, wing stones turn away evil and seal Falconia's borders, forming a protective barrier around the city in an era when malevolent astral forces press against the human world.
Where are the Wing Stones located?
The wing stones stand outside the walls of Falconia, ringing the city as fixed guardians rather than being carried by any single person.
Who uses the Wing Stones?
No single character wields the wing stones. They function as stationary defenses built to protect Falconia as a whole rather than any individual.
When do Wing Stones first appear in Berserk?
Wing stones first appear in Episode 333, introduced as part of Falconia's defenses in the aftermath of the Great Wave of the Astral World.
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