Systems & mechanics
Gifts
104 documented gift items, 395 top tier (“++”, loved) gift/character pairs across 61 characters with sourced gift data. Few sources give a Gold price or say which shop stocks which gift; what is known is on the shops page.
How gifts work
- You can give one gift per character per week.https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/623749, https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/623690
- The first gift you give a character forms a New Bond and unlocks the ability to share Meals with them, regardless of whether that first gift matches their Likes. Because of this, Game8's own "Recommended Activity Order" advises spreading first gifts across as many not-yet-bonded recruitable characters as possible before sharing Meals, to maximise how many Meal options and Support Levels you can raise each week.https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/623690, https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/623749
- Once a character's Support bar is unlocked (after the first gift), subsequent gifts should match that character's Likes and Interests (visible under Character Info) to raise Support Level efficiently.https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/623690
- Giving a character a gift they like also restores their Motivation.https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/624023
- Gifts are bought for Gold from two fixed Dagsion merchants: the Shopping Arcade (pricier, more valuable gifts) and the Tavern in Lowtown (cheaper gifts). Some settlements on the World Map also carry gifts in their shops, and certain quests give gifts as rewards.https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/623690, https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/621281
- RPG Site's four Part I route walkthroughs label the same Dagsion gift-seller "the Marketplace" (opens alongside the Armory and Weapon Shop) and separately confirm the Lowtown Tavern as the cheap-gifts stall. Leda's route walkthrough adds that Tavern gifts "replenish every chapter". This restocking claim is only stated for Leda's route in the sources checked, not confirmed for the other three.https://www.rpgsite.net/guide/21210-fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-part-i-leda-s-path-walkthrough, https://www.rpgsite.net/guide/21211-fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-part-i-theodora-s-path-walkthrough, https://www.rpgsite.net/guide/21212-fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-part-i-dietrich-s-path-walkthrough, https://www.rpgsite.net/guide/21213-fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-part-i-cai-s-path-walkthrough
- The Gifts Discount Boon of Salvation (10% off gift prices) costs 300 Karma Shards, claimed at any Pale Raven's Perch or the Shrine of Causality in the Obelisk Chamber. Game8's own "Best Boons of Salvation to Learn First" ranking names it (alongside Increased Exp 10% at 500 Shards) as one of the two best first buys, ahead of the per-weapon-type Exp boons (300 Shards each) and explicitly ahead of the Weapons/Items Discount boons, which it calls the lowest priority.https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/622788
- RPG Site's own route walkthroughs show the Marketplace/gift shop opening at the same point the Dagsion Free-Time hub itself opens on each route. On Dietrich's, Theodora's and Leda's routes that is Chapter 4 ("Marketplace now open" appears inside each route's Chapter 4 section). On Cai's route the same "Marketplace now open" line appears in a "Free Time 1" block that the page places immediately after Cai's Chapter 3 battle and before its own "Chapter 4" heading, so RPG Site's own page order suggests Cai's Marketplace opens with (or before) Chapter 4, not Chapter 5. This conflicts with an earlier note, sourced from Game8 plus an operator playthrough, that Cai's whole Dagsion hub opens one chapter later than the other three routes (Chapter 5, after his Ornius Rider reclass). The sources disagree and this is not settled.https://www.rpgsite.net/guide/21213-fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-part-i-cai-s-path-walkthrough, https://www.rpgsite.net/guide/21210-fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-part-i-leda-s-path-walkthrough, https://www.rpgsite.net/guide/21211-fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-part-i-theodora-s-path-walkthrough, https://www.rpgsite.net/guide/21212-fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-part-i-dietrich-s-path-walkthrough
- No source checked (Game8's Gifts guide, its List of All Items page (marked work-in-progress), its per-chapter walkthroughs, RPG Site's four route walkthroughs, or the Fandom wiki, which has no dedicated gifts/items page for this game) gives a Gold price for any individual gift item, names which specific items are sold at the Shopping Arcade versus the Tavern, states a per-item purchase cap, or gives a chapter-by-chapter shop-stock table.https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/623690, https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/621281
- Giving a character a gift on their in-game birthday counts as at least "Really Liked" regardless of their actual preference. Game8 states this word for word on every "How to Recruit" character page checked on 2026-09-26.https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/623983, https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/624016, https://game8.co/games/Fire-Emblem-Fortunes-Weave/archives/623964
- A gift a character loves shows two golden arrows on their Support bar (rendered here as “++”) — the game’s top gift-reaction tier. See the legend below the pivot tables.raiderking.com — All Loved Gifts Guide
- Give Support 3 gifts as early as possible, every chapter; work on Support 2 gifts less urgently; give Support 1 recruits only the first gift.◇ our recommendation: the author's own recruitment routine, not a documented game fact See Support priority for the full, character-by-character version of this rule.
Who likes what
Pick a character to see their loved and liked gifts (61 characters have sourced gift data).
Legend: ++ = top gift-reaction tier (“loved”, the game’s double-arrow reaction), sourced from Game8’s per-character “Best Gifts” tables and/or Raider King’s personally-verified guide. A dagger after “++” means only Raider King names it so far; a pair listed in Game8’s Loved table carries no dagger. A dagger on its own, or after “++” with a reader-report tooltip, marks a gift only a reader has reported and the guide author has not yet seen in their own game.
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