Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, the Expansion Pass arrives!
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Expansion Pass, the journey to expand the game's horizons has begun

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Expansion Pass, the DLC that will expand the gaming experience of the great turn-based strategy game for Nintendo Switch 2 in three waves, has been available for a few days. For the price of 34.99 euros, you can secure a pack that includes three expansions. The first, already available, is the least interesting, but it paves the way for what will come in the future. Four outfits for our protagonists and four fairly simple missions, to ensure that each of them can earn a special weapon. The missions can already be started from the fourth chapter of the first part of each character's adventures, with Dietrich, Leda, Cai, and Theodora receiving weapons that closely resemble those of the protagonists of Fire Emblem: Three Houses. As mentioned, these missions add very little to the game's plot, but we are talking about what is a first taste of upcoming content.
In late 2026, new allies will arrive to fight alongside us: by completing their respective missions, Aurora, Smyrnos, and Jurah will join our ranks, and yes, you understood correctly, we are talking about three of the gods from the pantheon of Dagda, the continent where our adventures are set.
The last pack, arriving in 2027, should be even more substantial, with interesting new plot developments. Bertrand, Talimun, Anatolia, and Orchel, four of the characters we have already come to know in the shadow of the Dagsion coliseum, will see their lore expanded through specific missions that will feature them as protagonists. Furthermore, there will be new classes and allies, which is why fans should keep an eye on all news regarding this.
The three DLCs cannot be purchased separately, so if you are interested in this content, you must aim for the Expansion Pass or the edition of Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave that contains it. Given the quality of the title, it's best to keep an eye on future news: our journey to Dagda seems to be far from its epilogue.


