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CruaidÃn is an assassin from the Kingdom of Brezarant who fights in the Heroic Games of 1449 in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave. He beat Bertrand in the opening exhibition bout. His role in the shipped story has not yet been documented on this wiki.
Balor is the revived demon god of Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave and the game's central antagonist. His return in the Dagdan year 1454 brings the land to its end and sets the whole story in motion.
Vandahl Trading is one of Dagda's leading merchant guilds in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, run by Talimun with Ursula second in authority, and the reason every unit can use the Storage command.
Anna appears in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave as a guest Elephant Rider listed with the Temples of Dagda, the voice behind the in-game Adventure Guide, a shopkeeper in Dagsion and the owner of the Golden Secret paralogue.
Seteth appears in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave as a playable character listed with the Linaria Morning Dew clan. This page covers his appearance in this game only.
Catania is a playable mercenary in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, described as sterling in skill and drawn to fights against strong opponents. She starts in the Commoner class.
Solel is the Divine Sovereign of the Dagdan Empire in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, a sun god ruling as regent during Dagda's slumber and the figure who declares the Heroic Games open.
Olympia is a priestess of the Kalla temple in upper Dagsion, titled the Blue Rose of Caelus, and Leda's oldest rival. She is fought as a boss on Leda's route before she joins the team.
Diego is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave and the bodyguard of Orchel. He fights with her clan, Linaria Morning Dew, and also appears as an enemy early in Theodora's route.
Sirocco is the bard who appears before Leda on her journey of revenge and joins Rose Tempest. He calls himself a capricious wind, flirts with everyone, and fights with both blade and magic.
Mu is a girl of about fifteen who left home to find her missing mother and met Leda while searching. She dresses and speaks as a boy for safety, and it fools nobody for long.
Dante is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave who works as a director. She has been shown fighting as a Diviner, and roster listings place her with the Mane of Flame.
Yang Jie is a playable wandering warrior monk in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave who can fight and heal in the same battle. He starts in the Diviner class.
Yu Phas is the Dagdan goddess of death and night, titled the Keeper of Death and Night. Nintendo's narration calls her a goddess loathed throughout the lands, and she is the goddess the Kingdom of Saramis worships.
Esmeralda is a fisherman's daughter from the Dagdan coast who was to be given to a sea creature before Dietrich saved her. She travels with him, and fights with the trident her father left behind.
Lind is a boss in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, one of the risen dead and a servant of Balor. He guards the Alcineus Span in the second prologue, returns in two War Arc battles, and was known in life as the Lord of Impalement.
Ninae is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave who can hear spirits. She joins through recruitment rather than starting in a clan, and was the first non-Hero recruit Nintendo showed on camera.
Tialla is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, a 15 year old from Ribeira village who joins the Ribeira Winds alongside her childhood friend Cai.
Sothis appears in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave as the progenitor god who calls down a single soul to confront Balor. She also performs the game's vocal theme.
Sofia is a playable priest in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave who specialises in healing magic and can raise its effect. She is known for an enormous appetite.
Nuzzuo is a playable warrior of the Har Hali tribe in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, leading it in the chieftain's absence. His personal skill, Tribesman's Secret Technique, rewards striking an enemy's weakness.
Mars is the god of war of the Dagdan Pantheon in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, titled the Bringer of War. He inspects Dietrich on Solel's behalf and later faces him in the final exhibition of the Lion route's first Part.
Peter is Cai's friend from Ribeira Village, raised beside him like a brother. He is a gifted archer with eyesight sharp enough to pick out stars in daylight, and too timid to make full use of either.
Ultand is a playable priestess of the Aurora Temple in the upper levels of Dagsion. She staffs the Heroic Games registration desk and looks after Cai while he competes.
Guzran is a playable mercenary in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, known to his fellow mercenaries as the Unkillable Guzran. His personal skill, Hot-Headed, boosts one of three combat stats.
Fabio is a missionary who came to Dagda from the same distant homeland as Dietrich, though the two had never met before. He fights with dark magic and talks down to almost everyone.
Castor is the father of Cai and a former Vulcan of one of Dagsion's temples. He is arrested for crimes committed before his son was born, and freeing him is why Cai enters the Heroic Games.
Fortuna is the Dagdan goddess of fate in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave. She sends the protagonist back through time, and the game's turn-rewind mechanic is named after her.
Lechner is a man Leda names as a target of her revenge in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave. He is fought twice on her path, in Chapters 4 and 7 of Part I, and enemy units carrying his name appear in preview footage.
Alexandra Tamsanqa is a playable pegasus rider in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave and the leader of the Silver Knights. She serves at Jurah's temple in upper Dagsion and is known around the capital as the Silver Maiden.
Buccar is the veteran warrior nicknamed the demon bear who served Leda's father for over twenty years and follows her on her revenge, still calling her princess out of old habit.
Dyan is an antagonist in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, a Saraminian tied to the succession crisis that opens Theodora's story. He is the boss of Chapters 2 and 12 of her path and believes a country is territory ruled by a strong king.
Hong Hua is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave and a member of the Promised One's Army, tied directly to the creation of the protagonist Eshmel.
Mikaela is a retired mercenary once known as the Redblade, working again in Dagsion to pay for her daughter's education. She fights close in and reads her opponents well.
Nathan is a general of the Kingdom of Arago in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, a lance cavalryman who leads from the front. He and Creek are fought on Dietrich's route and again in Part II, where Nathan can be recruited through Creek.
Benditz leads the Thundercloud Knights in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave. He fights as a Charioteer, he is playable, and he turns up as a chapter boss in two different Heroes' routes.
Bonaventure is a general of the Kingdom of Saramis and the right hand of Queen Theodora, titled the Mastermind of Saramis. Writing is forbidden in his kingdom, so he carries its history and its accumulated wisdom in his memory.
Noctula is a playable gladiator in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave who fights with gauntlets and grows harder to hit as a battle goes on. She left a warlike village for the capital and starts in the Commoner class.
Troy is a playable character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, a member of the Promised One's Army and the unit the portable firearm Zerberus is tuned for.
Lilian is a Saraminian archer picked for Theodora's clan on merit rather than birth. She is frank about working strictly to the limit of her pay, and she also turns up as an opponent on Cai's route.
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