Stone of Scone is a Treasure Demon in Persona 5.
History[]
The Stone of Scone, also known as the Stone of Destiny, was used in the coronation of the monarchs of Scotland, and later was put to the same use by the monarchs of England and the United Kingdom.
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Persona 5[]
"Also known as the Stone of Destiny, it is a stone used in the coronations of Scotland's monarchs. Legends say the stone is linked to angels."
Stone of Scone is the first Persona of the Fortune Arcana, and can be found as a Shadow in Futaba's Palace and the Akzeriyyuth area of Mementos. It is the first Persona to learn the single target medium damage Element and Force skills, sans Garula, but as it cannot be used in battle, it must be used in fusion for them to be utilized. When itemized using Electric Chair execution in the Velvet Room, Stone of Scone yields the Stone of Scone accessory, which increases the wearer's Endurance by 3 and adds the Reduce Physical Damage (low) effect.
While weak to Curse skills, the Mudo insta-kill skill types will very frequently miss, even with the chances of success increased with Mudo Boost and Foul Breath / Stagnant Air.
Persona 5 Royal[]
"Also known as the Stone of Destiny, it is a stone used in the coronations of Scotland's monarchs. Legends say the stone is linked to angels."
Stone of Scone is the first Persona of the Fortune Arcana, and can be found as a Shadow in Futaba's Palace and the Akzeriyyuth area of Mementos. It is strong against Physical and Gun skills, but weak to Fire skills. When itemized through Electric Chair execution in the Velvet Room, Stone of Scone offers the Stone of Scone accessory, which, grants a +3 boost to Endurance and a Dodge Physical passive skill. Additionally, while the Fusion alarm is sounding, Stone of Scone can offer the Stone of Scone R accessory, a slightly stronger version that, while retaining the Dodge Phys passive skill, increases Endurance by 5.
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| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 English
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Stone of Scone | Stone of Scone |
 Japanese
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スクーンの石 (Sukkuun no Ishi) | Stone of Scone |
 French
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Pierre du destin | Stone of Destiny |
 Italian
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Pietra di Scone | Stone of Scone |
 German
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Stein von Scone | Stone of Scone |
 Spanish
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Piedra de Scone | Stone of Scone |