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Ursula is a playable character in Fortune's Weave and a member of The Moon's Lie, the clan led by Talimun. She fights at range as a Hunter with a longbow, and she is the character used to demonstrate the Deadeye Combat Art in the June 2026 trailer.

Away from the tournament she has a job. Ursula manages Vandahl Trading, the merchant guild Talimun runs, and her handle on its finances is what unlocks the Storage command for the whole army.

Profile

Vandahl Trading

Ursula is the manager of Vandahl Trading, one of the leading merchant guilds on Dagda. Her authority runs second only to Talimun, the chief manager. She keeps the guild's books in detail and takes him to task over showy spending, and the profile that describes those arguments also describes what sits under them: she is often at the mercy of her employer's whims, and the two trust each other anyway.

That head for business is a gameplay effect rather than a character note. Her presence is what allows every unit to use the Storage command, and her personal skill, Merchants' Manager, lets her and nearby allies pull items out of Storage during a battle rather than only between them. A party can restock mid-fight, which matters most in battles that do not run to the usual shape. See Items and Equipment for what Storage holds.

One scene shows the arrangement working. Talimun asks how much liquid cash the company has on hand; Ursula answers with a figure reached after taxes, wages and repairs to the Zlatan are accounted for; and he immediately offers three times that for a sword over her objection.

Deadeye

Combat Arts in this game are attacks unleashed at the expense of weapon durability, with greater power, longer range or other advantages attached. Ursula is the unit shown picking one from the menu and then firing it: Deadeye, from a longbow, against a soldier of Arago. The longbow is the weapon that grants the art.

Accounts of that footage read the durability cost as 5 and the shot as reaching well past the range of an ordinary bow attack. The same footage is part of how the durability rule got pinned down before launch, because the counter on her longbow drops when she uses Deadeye and does not move when she attacks normally. Combat System covers the wider rule.

The longbow itself is listed at rank C with 2 range and twenty uses, and it deals bonus damage to a flying category. Enabling Deadeye is one of the weapon's own properties rather than something Ursula brings to it, so any unit carrying one has the art available. Weapons covers the wider bow ladder.

The Moon's Lie

Ursula is listed under Talimun's clan, with Fianna and Ludia under the same banner. The group appears on both sides of the story: its members show up as guest units fighting alongside your party in some chapters and as bosses opposing it in others. On Theodora's route, Ursula and Talimun are both listed among the opponents faced during the 1449 arc.

In footage of Dietrich and his party, she fights as an allied unit under his command while still flying her own clan's banner rather than his. Previews have also noted that she and Sirocco show only a partial Blaze Art gauge in that footage, where the four Heroes carry a full one.

In Battle

The August 2026 showcase puts her in a different class from the June trailer. She is a Rogue there, at Level 22, and the class card on screen describes a unit that picks locks and moves easily through forests, with a proficiency bonus for Sword, Bow and Infantry. That bow proficiency is what keeps the longbow in her hands across both showings.

Her combat forecast in that clip carries six skill and effect slots, more than any other unit read off footage so far. Among them are a Sword Prowess entry, the Crest of the Beast, a buff coming from Talimun, and Cleansing Blade, which cancels an opponent's Underworld Boon at the start of combat. Underworld Boon halves incoming damage unless the attack is effective against its bearer, so cancelling it puts the hit back to full. Combat System covers the wider forecast layout.

The map in that clip is the battle against the Sisters of Bragança, who summon risen dead, and Ursula fights under Talimun there rather than on her own. Which path it belongs to is read off who else is on the field rather than stated on screen: Leda leads, with Sirocco, Mu, Catania, Buccar, Olympia and Jasmine, while Cai brings Tialla.

Notes

Her recorded battle line for a Combat Art is "My blood compels me."

The combat forecast shows a Bloodmark beside her portrait, the Crest of the Beast. Dagdans call Crests Bloodmarks, and each individual one a Diadem tied to a member of the Dagdan Pantheon. Nothing has been published about what any of them do in play, so nothing is written here about hers.

Her listed likes are poetry, animals, flowers in the shade and counting money. Her listed interests are reading and drawing.

Ursula is voiced by Amelia Tyler in English and Anna Yamaki in Japanese. The same pair voices Kalla, the goddess who presides over hunting and the arts, though the two bear different Bloodmarks and nothing published connects them.