Is this an official Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave site?

No. fortunesweave.online is an independent fan reference, not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Nintendo or Intelligent Systems. The official product page is on nintendo.com and is linked from the footer.

Which version of the game is this written for?

Version 1.0.1, the launch-day update released on September 17, 2026, together with the free collaboration-weapon update that shipped the same day. Patch-level changes are tracked on the updates page.

How is data sourced when this game cannot be datamined?

Every row lists its sources, an evidence tier and the date it was last checked. Rows that two independent sources agree on carry the Cross-checked tier; single-source rows carry Source-reported. Where guides disagree, both figures are printed with their own dates instead of being averaged.

What is the most commonly missed content?

Paralogues, quest materials with deadlines, and support ranks. Part I paralogues open inside chapter windows, and several stay closed once that window passes, so they are the first thing the checklists track.

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Guide & Wiki

What Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is the eighteenth mainline entry in the Fire Emblem series. Intelligent Systems developed it and Nintendo published it as a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive on September 17, 2026, at $69.99 digitally and $79.99 physically.

The campaign splits into four routes, one for each Flame Lord: Cai, Dietrich, Theodora and Leda. Each route runs twelve chapters, followed by a shared six-chapter war act and a closing act. The systems players plan around include support conversations and romance, certification exams that change class, a calendar-driven free-time phase, dungeon exploration with its own Clash battle system, and Blaze Arts that spend the user's own HP.

Recruitment is more conditional than in most entries in the series: units join on route-specific combinations of support level, renown rank and, in some cases, a negotiation step. Paralogues, quest materials with deadlines and support ranks are the three things players most often lose track of, which is why the databases here are built around them.

What this site publishes

Nine databases cover the parts of the game that are easiest to lose track of:

Characters - everyone playable, with joining conditions and recommended classes.
Classes - every tier, certification requirement and weapon type.
Materials - every ingredient, where it appears, which quests consume it and what deadlines apply.
Gifts - the full list, with who likes and dislikes each one.
Supports and romance - which pairs reach which ranks, and which can end in romance.
Paralogues - unlock windows, rewards, and which ones close permanently.
Free-time activities - how they work, what they pay out, and the reactions each character prefers.
Equipment - weapons, relics and accessories, with how to obtain each one.
Locations - towns, fields and dungeons, with what each one contains.

Seven tools sit on top of those databases: an ingredient and recipe solver, a gift finder, a paralogue checklist that flags missable windows, a recruitment planner, a class certification planner, a support matrix and a reaction finder. They run in the browser and keep progress in local storage, so nothing is uploaded anywhere.

How every row is sourced

Every data row carries three things: its sources, an evidence tier and the date it was last checked. Official means the game's own store page, a Direct or patch notes. Cross-checked means two or more independent sources agree on the same figure on the same day. Source-reported means one source so far. Community-reported means a forum or Discord lead that no second source backs yet.

Where guides disagree, both figures are printed side by side with their own dates. That is deliberate: a single averaged number would be wrong in a way no reader could detect.

Current version

This site is written against version 1.0.1. The most recent tracked change is Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave launches worldwide (v1.0.1) (Sep 17, 2026) - Launch-day patch plus four free collaboration weapons. The full patch timeline lives on the updates page, and both places read the same data file, so they cannot disagree.

Frequently asked questions

Is this an official Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave site?: No. fortunesweave.online is an independent fan reference, not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Nintendo or Intelligent Systems. The official product page is on nintendo.com and is linked from the footer.
Which version of the game is this written for?: Version 1.0.1, the launch-day update released on September 17, 2026, together with the free collaboration-weapon update that shipped the same day. Patch-level changes are tracked on the updates page.
How is data sourced when this game cannot be datamined?: Every row lists its sources, an evidence tier and the date it was last checked. Rows that two independent sources agree on carry the Cross-checked tier; single-source rows carry Source-reported. Where guides disagree, both figures are printed with their own dates instead of being averaged.
What is the most commonly missed content?: Paralogues, quest materials with deadlines, and support ranks. Part I paralogues open inside chapter windows, and several stay closed once that window passes, so they are the first thing the checklists track.