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List of Characters
September 23, 2026 at 07:20 AM
Added Part II and Part III join points, Tahonia and Klapka, Bahr Vahn's chapter, and recruitment conditions for Gaitz, Creek, Nathan, Centurio, Aswan and Inyoni; updated launch framing
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave has one of the larger casts the series has fielded. The game launched on September 17, 2026, and one retail recruitment guide lists about 62 recruitable characters besides the avatar, while counts published against the pre-launch roster landed somewhere between the high fifties and the low sixties depending on which guests and boss-only units were included, so this page does not commit to a hard total. What follows is every named character this wiki has recorded, grouped by the clan or organisation they are indexed under, with their role and a short note. Characters with their own page are linked; the rest are listed here because a row is all the material currently supports.
Units are grouped by clan rather than by class or country, because that is how the game itself indexes them. Every group entered in the Heroic Games fights under its own banner, and a unit's clan tells you which of the four routes they appear on and whether they arrive as an ally, a guest or an opponent. Many rival-clan members are both: they are fought as bosses in one route and recruited in another. The clans themselves are covered on Factions.
The clan grouping is the game’s own, not an editorial convenience. Roster listings publish each unit under the team it fights for, with a first-appearance chapter and a first-join chapter alongside, and units that change hands are listed twice. Several characters sit under a clan banner and under a second heading as well, which is why a few names below appear in more than one table.
Route names in the notes below use the game's internal labels: Fox is the route of Cai, Lion is Dietrich, Wolf is Theodora and Eagle is Leda. Two shared prologues come before the routes split.
One piece of cast news from this window is deliberately left out below. On September 8, 2026 four of these characters, Cai, Dietrich, Theodora and Leda, were added to Fire Emblem Heroes, a separate mobile game. What they do there belongs to that game, and none of it is documented on this wiki.
The party of 1454, formed around the protagonist after the world has already fallen.
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Promised One's Army | Playable | The customisable player avatar and the story's protagonist; starts in the Guardian class and is available from the first prologue | |
Promised One's Army | Playable | Ovate; helped bring about the creation of Eshmel and fights as atonement for a past crime | |
Promised One's Army | Playable | War Monk; carries the portable firearm Zerberus and joins in the second prologue | |
Promised One's Army | Deity | Goddess of fate, affiliated with the army rather than fielded as a unit |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Ribeira Winds | Playable, boss | Hero of the Fox route; Commoner; also fought as a tutorial boss and as an opponent on the Wolf and Eagle routes | |
Ribeira Winds | Playable | Commoner; childhood friend of Cai and the clan's tactician, age 15 | |
Ribeira Winds | Playable | Commoner; childhood friend, fights with a bow, age 15 | |
Ribeira Winds | Playable | Listed as a Commoner in the roster grouping; begins with the temple units and joins the clan a little later | |
Ribeira Winds | Guest | The father of Cai, imprisoned beneath Dagsion; indexed with the clan as a guest unit |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
House Lamine | Playable, boss | Hero of the Lion route; Commoner; also fought as a tutorial boss in the second prologue | |
House Lamine | Playable | Handles the clan's logistics and pays prospective members to sign on | |
House Lamine | Playable | Commoner; joins early on the Lion route and handles heavy weapons easily | |
House Lamine | Playable | Joins later on the Lion route, hired rather than recruited |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Megaira's Beacon | Playable, boss | Hero of the Wolf route; Noble; Queen of Saramis; also fought as a tutorial boss and on the Fox route | |
Megaira's Beacon | Playable | Noble; the queen's right hand | |
Megaira's Beacon | Playable | Noble; axe user | |
Megaira's Beacon | Playable | Personal skills raise his Speed after each kill | |
Megaira's Beacon | Playable, boss | Also fought as an opponent on the Fox route |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Rose Tempest | Playable, boss | Hero of the Eagle route; Commoner; a vihuela player; also fought as a tutorial boss and on the Fox route | |
Rose Tempest | Playable | ||
Rose Tempest | Playable | ||
Rose Tempest | Playable | ||
Rose Tempest | Playable, boss | Begins with the temple units; fought as an opponent earlier in the Eagle route |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
The Moon's Lie | Playable, boss | Clan leader; reported among the eight most notable fighters of the 1449 tournament | |
The Moon's Lie | Playable, boss | Shown using the Deadeye combat art with a longbow | |
The Moon's Lie | Boss | A cleric attached to Vandahl Trading under Talimun; bears the Fraldarius bloodline; fought on the Wolf route | |
The Moon's Lie | Boss | Attached to Vandahl Trading; the daughter of a famous soldier; fought on the Wolf route | |
The Moon's Lie | Playable | Listed with the clan in the roster grouping; no starting class documented on this wiki as of September 2026 |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Linaria Morning Dew | Playable, boss | Clan leader; reported among the eight most notable fighters of 1449 | |
Linaria Morning Dew | Playable, boss | Commoner, and a young man of the Har Hali forest tribe marked with its patterns on his arms and upper body. Sworn to lifelong service under Orchel. Fought as an opponent early on the Wolf route | |
Linaria Morning Dew | Playable | Listed as a Commoner in the roster grouping, with a separate reading placing him on a wyvern. Reported to require Renown level 10 before he can be recruited | |
Linaria Morning Dew | Playable | Serves at a temple rendered as Claire Temple and follows Orchel. Recruitable at Support level 3 and Renown level 5 | |
Linaria Morning Dew | Playable | Commoner; serves at the same temple as Orchel, appointed to the elite temple unit called the Vulcan, and carries the byname of the Black Silk. Also appears in the recruitment segment, won over with a gift |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Brides of the Pale Raven | Playable, boss | Clan leader; the one unit shown carrying a firearm | |
Brides of the Pale Raven | Playable | Fights alongside Anatolia, and is seen at her fortune-telling shop in Dagsion; appears during the Lion route | |
Brides of the Pale Raven | Playable, boss | Hunter; an archer and a former circus performer; fought on the Lion route | |
Brides of the Pale Raven | Playable, boss | Fought on the Lion route | |
Brides of the Pale Raven | Playable, boss | Fought on the Lion route | |
Brides of the Pale Raven | Playable, boss | Also seen at Anatolia's shop; fought on the Lion route and again later in the same story |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Mane of Flame | Boss | The White-Maned Demon and clan leader; fought on both the Lion and Eagle routes, a guest unit throughout Part II and a full unit from Part III | |
Mane of Flame | Playable | Listed with the clan; no profile documented on this wiki as of September 2026 | |
Mane of Flame | Listed with the clan | A gladiator trained in the eastern land of Sai, shown inside the arena alongside Bertrand and speaking warmly of him. Recruitable on Dietrich's route only, once Bertrand's team is out of the tournament around the twelfth chapter and after Bertrand's paralogue is cleared | |
Mane of Flame | Playable, boss | Armoured Knight, fought early on the Fox route with his own bandit outfit before turning up under this banner | |
Mane of Flame | Listed with the clan | The Jester from Hell, a masked gladiator; indexed with the clan in the roster grouping |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Aragonian Elite Unit | Playable, boss | Knight of Arago; fought on the Lion route | |
Aragonian Elite Unit | Playable, boss | Knight of Arago; fought on the Lion route |
Dietrich faces the two of them together in a qualifier in the seventh chapter of his route. Neither can be recruited in Part I. Creek joins in the second chapter of Part II after he is defeated there, but only if the Part I subquest My Late Sister's Accessory was completed, and Nathan can then be recruited in the third chapter of Part II if Creek lands the finishing blow on him.
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Thundercloud Knights | Playable, boss | Charioteer; fought on both the Fox and Lion routes | |
Gaia's Brigadiers | Playable, boss | A Gladiator raised by bandits; fought on both the Fox and Wolf routes | |
Silver Knights | Playable | Serves at the temple of Jurah in upper Dagsion and rides a pegasus. Known publicly as the Silver Maiden, which is also the name of her personal skill. Her class has not been documented on this wiki as of September 2026 | |
Goliath's Bandits | Playable, boss | Armoured Knight, known as the Butcher; fought early on the Fox route and recruitable later | |
Palma Fighters | Playable, boss | Aragonian; leads the Palma Fighters and fights with an axe; fought late in the first part of the Eagle route, and later seen fielded in Leda's own party | |
Brigid Army | Playable | Noble; a noble of Brigid who came to Dagsion in 1449, representing Brigid in the tournament |
Units with no clan banner of their own, marked instead by two crossed lances, plus the recruitable names not yet tied to a team. Several are picked up through the ordinary recruitment loop in Dagsion.
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Unaffiliated | Playable | A guaranteed recruit during the recruitment tutorial on the Fox route, in the third chapter of its first Part. His personal skill is named Hot-Headed | |
Unaffiliated | Playable | Diviner; joins on the Lion route and is one of the earliest optional recruits | |
Unaffiliated | Playable | Commoner, one of the earliest optional recruits available to Cai, with a personal skill named Warrior's Clarity | |
Unaffiliated | Playable | Listed as a Commoner in the roster grouping, and shown fielded as a Wing Soldier in pre-launch footage of Leda's party. She comes from one of the mercenary outfits | |
Unaffiliated | Playable | Appears in the Direct's recruitment segment, won over with a gift | |
Unaffiliated | Playable | Knew Bertrand before the 1449 tournament and is startled to find him alive. Joins automatically at the start of the Fifth Section of Part III, provided Aswan survives as a guest in the third chapter of Part II | |
Unaffiliated | Playable | A mercenary with a full published profile and a personal skill named Mounted Push | |
Unaffiliated | Playable | Carries the byname Inyoni of the Magic Bow. Begins to appear in Dagsion around 7/10 on the in-game calendar and is recruitable on all four routes; fought as the boss of a qualifier on the Eagle route | |
Unaffiliated | Playable | The Jester from Hell, a masked gladiator; recruitable at Support level 3 and Renown level 6 | |
Unaffiliated | Playable | The Strange Bird, formerly the leader of the Black Bird Pirates, and carries a grudge against Talimun | |
Unaffiliated | Playable | An Ornius Rider seen in Leda's party, with a personal skill named Forcing Through | |
Unaffiliated | Playable | A proud warrior of the Har Hali forest tribe who leads it in place of its missing chieftain, and who reveres the demon god Balor. His personal skill, Tribesman's Secret Technique, raises his attack power when he strikes an enemy's weakness. He comes into conflict with Cai and his friends on Har Hali sacred ground | |
Unaffiliated | Playable, boss | A well known Dagsion thug, listed as a Commoner among the mercenary and unaffiliated units and fought as a Gladiator-class boss on the Lion route | |
Inori | Unaffiliated | Playable | Named in the roster grouping among the units not yet tied to a team; no profile documented on this wiki as of September 2026 |
Tahonia | Not stated | Playable | Arrives as a guest alongside Aswan in the third chapter of Part II and joins automatically at the start of the Fifth Section of Part III if kept alive |
Klapka | Not stated | Playable | Fights as a guest at Kurdelind Ruins in the Fifth Section of Part III and joins at the start of the Sixth Section if he survives |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Temples of Dagda | Deity, guest | The Divine Sovereign, sun god and current ruler; declares the tournament open and appears as a guest unit | |
Temples of Dagda | Guest | Shown in the Elephant Rider class; appears in her paralogue, Golden Secret, alongside Solel and advises through the in-game guide | |
Temples of Dagda | Guest | Joins as a guest on the Fox route; recruitable in the Second Section of Part III after the quest Rescue Centurio | |
Temples of Dagda | Playable |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Non-playable | Called the Magistra, and the figure the order answers to | ||
Non-playable | The Lady of Lilies, with a teddy bear named Babbu; described as the guardian of Bertrand | ||
Playable, boss | A guest on the Eagle route and a Rogue-class boss on the Lion route | ||
Baozi | Non-playable | Works for Raksha | |
Playable | Listed as having worked for Raksha before 1454 and during the tournament |
The gods of the Dagdan Pantheon are indexed as their own group. Several act directly in the story rather than staying offstage.
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Divinity | Deity | The founder of the empire and its first king; the tournament is held in tribute to him | |
Divinity | Deity | The progenitor god, who calls down the protagonist's soul and sings the opening theme | |
Divinity | Deity | Goddess of fate, and the in-fiction source of Fortuna's Blessing | |
Divinity | Deity | Sun god and Divine Sovereign, regent while Dagda sleeps | |
Divinity | Deity | Goddess of Dagda; grants defensive blessings; daughter of Solel and Yu Phas | |
Divinity | Deity | Keeper of Death and Night, goddess of Saramis and mother of Aurora | |
Divinity | Deity | God of the underworld, revived by 1454 and the enemy the whole story turns on | |
Divinity | Deity | God of Dagda; his blessing boosts physical weapons and combat. Fought as the exhibition boss of the last chapter of the Lion route's first Part | |
Smyrnos | Divinity | Deity | God of Dagda; his blessing boosts the use of magic |
Divinity | Deity | Goddess of hunting and the arts, titled Patron-Huntress; presided over the Rose Festival contested by Leda and Olympia | |
Credna | Divinity | Deity | God of Dagda, crafter of machines, and younger half brother of Smyrnos; depicted wearing glasses, and his temple in upper Dagsion is where Orchel serves |
Divinity | Deity | Goddess of Dagda |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Unaffiliated | Boss | High Savant; a servant of Balor set to guard the Alcineus Span, fought during the second prologue | |
Unaffiliated | Boss | Fought early on the Wolf route | |
Unaffiliated | Boss | One of the two identified targets on Leda's list of names | |
Balboa | Unaffiliated | Boss | Fought on the Eagle route |
Bjor | Unaffiliated | Boss | The first opponent shown on the Eagle route |
Unaffiliated | Boss | Gladiator; fought on the Lion route | |
Unaffiliated | Boss | Elephant Rider; fought on the Lion route by House Lamine |
Name | Faction | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Non-playable | An announcer for the Heroic Games of 1449 | ||
Gabriel | Non-playable | In charge of the prisons beneath the capital | |
Kumos | Non-playable | Role not announced | |
Huver | Non-playable | A former commander whose title and lands were stripped by Theodora | |
Backstory | The late king of Saramis | ||
Mahadu | Backstory | The being that granted Theodora her arm and her spear | |
Mahdel | Unaffiliated | Backstory | The late mentor of Leda, who left her the list of names she hunts by |
Unaffiliated | Unconfirmed | An assassin out of Brezarant who won the tournament's opening exhibition bout | |
Unaffiliated | Unconfirmed | A name carried by one of the game's unique lances | |
Gaius | Unaffiliated | Unconfirmed | Role not announced |
Guillermo | Arago | Backstory | The father of Leda; a legal officer in Dagsion who was later appointed Viceroy of Cydonia in the Kingdom of Arago. His death is what sets her revenge in motion |
Not announced | A gladiator who fights at the Arena, trained in the eastern land of Sai; shown inside the Arena alongside Bertrand, of whom he speaks warmly. Recruitable on Dietrich's route only, once Bertrand's team is out of the tournament around the twelfth chapter and after Bertrand's paralogue is cleared |
Four names entered the published roster after the bulk of this page was written, on September 13, 2026. One of them has a described role; the other three are names on a roster index with nothing attached, and they are recorded here so that the index is complete rather than because anything is known about them.
Name | Group | What Is Known |
|---|---|---|
Bartolomé | An assassin hired to kill Sergio, the late king of Saramis, and the figure said to have taken the arm of Theodora. He competes in the Heroic Games wearing a mask, and is fought as a boss on the Wolf route, appearing in two separate chapters. His name had circulated as an unidentified masked opponent before the roster attached it. | |
Bahr Vahn | Not stated | Indexed among the bosses, and fought in the sixth chapter of the Wolf route, The Treasure Hunter, in a battle titled Bahr Vahn Showdown. No class, faction or profile has been documented on this wiki as of September 2026. |
Nomved | Not stated | Indexed among the non-playable cast. No detail documented on this wiki as of September 2026. |
Randa | Not stated | Indexed among the non-playable cast. No detail documented on this wiki as of September 2026. |
The Bartolomé entry matters beyond the name, because it closes a gap. Theodora is described as carrying an arm that is not her own, granted by the being Mahadu, and the reason she needed one had not been published. An assassin sent after her father who took the arm in the attempt supplies it. That chain rests on roster material rather than on a Nintendo statement, so it is recorded as the current reading rather than as settled.
A further group of characters has been shown without a name attached: a figure seen with Leda, two masked opponents fought by the Wolf route party, a companion seated beside Aswan, a figure standing with Bertrand, two associates of Hong Hua, and the opponent Sirocco calls the Mad Dog. Names kept arriving through the pre-launch window, most recently Gaitz and Guillermo, and these rows will be filled in as the retail game's names are documented, and this page is the place new units are added first.
Roster listings now carry a first-appearance and a first-join chapter for part of the cast. The two columns differ for the four Heroes, who are fought in the second prologue in corrupted forms before they can be played. Chapters are written the way the game writes them, as a route name, a Part number and a chapter number. Rows for the Part II and Part III joiners come from walkthroughs of the retail game. Units not listed below join through the optional recruitment loop in the first Part.
Character | Route and Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Prologue 1 | Playable from the opening chapter | |
Prologue 1 | Playable from the opening chapter | |
Prologue 2 | Joins during the second shared prologue | |
Fox Part 1 Chapter 1 | Playable in Prologue 2 as a boss form, then from the first Fox chapter | |
Fox Part 1 Chapter 1 | Guest unit, and leaves later in the route | |
Fox Part 1 Chapter 1 | Joins with Cai | |
Fox Part 1 Chapter 1 | Joins with Cai | |
Fox Part 1 Chapter 3 | The recruitment tutorial on the Fox route | |
Fox Part 1 Chapter 3 | Arrives as a guest first, and joins properly later in the route | |
Lion Part 1 Chapter 1 | Playable in Prologue 2 as a boss form, then from the first Lion chapter | |
Lion Part 1 Chapter 1 | Joins with Dietrich | |
Lion Part 1, early | Joins in the first Part of the Lion route | |
Lion Part 1, later | Hired rather than recruited | |
Lion Part 1 Chapter 4 | The recruitment tutorial on the Lion route | |
Wolf Part 1 Chapter 1 | Playable in Prologue 2 as a boss form, then from the first Wolf chapter | |
Eagle Part 1 Chapter 1 | The chapter titled The Vengeful Dancer | |
Eagle Part 1 Chapter 1 | Joins with Leda | |
Eagle Part 1 Chapter 1 | Joins with Leda | |
Eagle Part 1 Chapter 1 | Joins with Leda | |
Eagle Part 1 Chapter 2 | Guest during the chapter titled Battle at Coris Mine | |
Eagle Part 1 Chapter 3 | Fought during the chapter titled The Rose of Caelus, and joins afterwards | |
Eagle Part 1 Chapter 4 | The recruitment tutorial on the Eagle route | |
Bonaventure | Wolf Part 1 Chapter 1 | Joins on the second turn of the first battle, with Tobias |
Tobias | Wolf Part 1 Chapter 1 | Joins on the second turn of the first battle, with Bonaventure |
Lysander | Wolf Part 1 Chapter 4 | Joins with Lilian at the start of the chapter |
Lilian | Wolf Part 1 Chapter 4 | Joins with Lysander at the start of the chapter |
Bertrand | Part II Chapter 1 | Guest in every Part II battle; full unit from the First Section of Part III |
Creek | Part II Chapter 2 | Joins after being defeated, only if the Part I subquest My Late Sister's Accessory was completed |
Nathan | Part II Chapter 3 | Joins if Creek lands the finishing blow on him |
Talimun | Part III First Section | Joins automatically |
Orchel | Part III First Section | Joins automatically |
Anatolia | Part III First Section | Joins automatically |
Centurio | Part III Second Section | Joins after the quest Rescue Centurio |
Aswan | Part III Fifth Section | Joins automatically if kept alive as a guest in Part II Chapter 3 |
Tahonia | Part III Fifth Section | Same condition as Aswan |
Klapka | Part III Sixth Section | Joins if kept alive as a guest in the Fifth Section |
Factions groups the same cast by the banner each unit fights under. For how the optional names here are actually won over, see Recruitment, and for the English and Japanese credits published so far, see Voice Cast.
