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Best gifts for each character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave

Best gifts for each character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave

polygon.com 09.10.2026 22:02 3 views
Our Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave gift guide lists the best gifts for every character

Giving gifts in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is a fast, if not always easy, way to increase support levels with potential recruitable allies. Giving the right gift that aligns with the recipient's taste results in a hefty support boost roughly equivalent to inviting that character to a meal they love. However, figuring out what everyone likes isn't always easy, not when some list their likes as "looks of fear" or other such things you normally can't buy in stores.

Below, we break down the best gifts for every character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave. Update (Oct. 9): We've updated the guide below to include a few more gift items for Goliath, Fabio, and Zarcone and specified who doesn't like Saraminian Sweets (it's Jester and Loretta). We've also adjusted the section about favorite items after extensive testing showed how easily you can wow people with expensive items.

Gift giving is a weekly activity in Fortune's Weave, so you can only give each character one thing once per week. You'll find a dizzying array of gift items at different market vendors in towns and cities across the world map, though there's also one in Dagsion at the end of the shopping arcade. You can purchase drinks, including coffee and Cervi, from the lowtown tavern, too.

Dagsion's shops restock and add new items at the start of each chapter. Fortune's Weave breaks them into several broad categories: There's a small handful of other categories as well, like agriculture, travel, and "spicy foods," though these have maybe one or two items each in them. You can see what category an item belongs to in the item description, so make sure to read that before handing anything over.

They also come in different rarities. Common gifts have a darker blue-green colored icon. Uncommon ones are a lighter shade with a symbol in the bottom-right corner, and rare ones are lighter still with a little sparkle in the upper-left corner.

Some characters only prefer uncommon or rare items regardless of what category they belong to. You'll find gifts for sale from market vendors in Dagsion and most towns and cities across Dagda. Some types, like fermented drinks, are pretty common, though others, like weapons and military items, are much harder to track down.

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