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11 Sinza was a fisherman who lived on the coast of Dagda and raised his daughter Esmeralda in a village there. He is dead before Fortune's Weave opens. Two things he left behind still drive her part of the story: a spear, and a divine mark the local temple would not accept.
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33 Profile
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55 FieldDetailJapanese nameシンザ (Shinza)GenderMaleOccupationFishermanHomeA fishing village on the coast of DagdaFamilyEsmeralda (daughter)StatusDeceased before the story opensRoleBackstory character, not announced as playable
66 The Mark the Temple Refused
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88 Sinza bore a divine mark, a Sign of God, that the temple serving his village did not recognize as belonging to any of the Dagdan gods. Esmeralda inherited the same mark. Neither of them was accepted for it, and the two were treated as outcasts by the other villagers.
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1010 After his death the hostility went further. Esmeralda was about to be handed over as a sacrifice to a sea creature over that unrecognized mark, and Dietrich pulled her out of it, which is how she ends up traveling with him. The rejection of Sinza's mark is therefore the reason his daughter is on the road at all.
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12-Previews use the word Diadem for an individual mark of this kind. What one does in play has not been published for this game, so the family's mark is a story point rather than a known mechanic.
12+Previews use the word Diadem for an individual mark of this kind. As of September 2026, no effect for one has been published for this game, so the family's mark is a story point rather than a known mechanic.
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1414 Sinza's Trident
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1616 The spear Esmeralda fights with is her father's. Its in-game description calls it the lost trident of Esmeralda's father, and preview material also refers to it as a harpoon, which matches the way she throws it. The same mark the family bore is engraved into the shaft. It grants the Brute Throw Combat Art.
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1818 FieldDetailTypeSpearRankERange1 to 2Durability30 usesCombat Art grantedBrute ThrowWielderEsmeralda, by inheritance
19-Because Combat Arts are the only thing in this game that spends weapon durability, those 30 uses are a budget for Brute Throw rather than a cap on how often the trident can be swung. Ordinary attacks do not wear it down at all. The figures above come from pre-release listings and have not been repeated in an official announcement.
19+Because Combat Arts are the only thing in this game that spends weapon durability, those 30 uses are a budget for Brute Throw rather than a cap on how often the trident can be swung. Ordinary attacks do not wear it down at all. The figures above come from pre-release listings, and this wiki had not re-checked them against the released game as of September 2026.
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2121 What Has Not Been Announced
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23-As of September 2026, no official profile or roster listing gives Sinza a class, a voice credit or an on-screen appearance. Whether he turns up in a flashback, what killed him, and why the temple rejected the mark he carried are all unanswered.
23+As of September 2026, no official profile or roster listing gives Sinza a class or a voice credit. Whether he appears on screen in a flashback, what killed him, and why the temple rejected the mark he carried had not been documented on this wiki as of September 2026.
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2727 For the daughter who inherited both his trident and his unrecognized mark, see Esmeralda, and for the man who stopped her being given to the sea creature, see Dietrich. Combat Arts explains why the trident's 30 uses are a budget for Brute Throw rather than a limit on swinging it.