Best gifts for each character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave

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Best gifts for each character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave

Updated Oct 9, 2026, 4:02 PM EDT

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Dante celebrating a good gift in Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave

Giving gifts in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is a fast, if not always easy, way to increase support levels with potential recruitable allies. Giving the right gift that aligns with the recipient's taste results in a hefty support boost roughly equivalent to inviting that character to a meal they love. However, figuring out what everyone likes isn't always easy, not when some list their likes as "looks of fear" or other such things you normally can't buy in stores.

Below, we break down the best gifts for every character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave.

Update (Oct. 9): We've updated the guide below to include a few more gift items for Goliath, Fabio, and Zarcone and specified who doesn't like Saraminian Sweets (it's Jester and Loretta). We've also adjusted the section about favorite items after extensive testing showed how easily you can wow people with expensive items.

Gift items in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave

A list of gifts available at a market in Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave

Gift giving is a weekly activity in Fortune's Weave, so you can only give each character one thing once per week. You'll find a dizzying array of gift items at different market vendors in towns and cities across the world map, though there's also one in Dagsion at the end of the shopping arcade. You can purchase drinks, including coffee and Cervi, from the lowtown tavern, too. Dagsion's shops restock and add new items at the start of each chapter.

Fortune's Weave breaks them into several broad categories:

Fashion
Beauty
Flowers
Cooking
Fermented drinks
Beverages
Coffee
Training
Weapons
Military
Horses
Books
Board games
Vegetables
Crafting
Fishing
Archery

There's a small handful of other categories as well, like agriculture, travel, and "spicy foods," though these have maybe one or two items each in them. You can see what category an item belongs to in the item description, so make sure to read that before handing anything over.

They also come in different rarities. Common gifts have a darker blue-green colored icon. Uncommon ones are a lighter shade with a symbol in the bottom-right corner, and rare ones are lighter still with a little sparkle in the upper-left corner. Some characters only prefer uncommon or rare items regardless of what category they belong to.

Where to find gifts in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave

You'll find gifts for sale from market vendors in Dagsion and most towns and cities across Dagda. Some types, like fermented drinks, are pretty common, though others, like weapons and military items, are much harder to track down.

Weapons and martial items: Primarily found in Brezarant south of the desert in places like Breston and Zoste.
Fish items: Fina, Raivo Port, and Alecto.
Fashion items: You can buy Eastern Black Silk in limited quantities from Callianeira Port, but the easiest choices here are Eastern Earrings and Exquisite Rings from the same place. The Arrowhead Gem comes from Breston. You can also get skin balm from Barsk Post Town west of Grand Aragon.
Horse items: Grand Aragon, though the more affordable Dagdan Beard Grass comes from Orens in the east. You can also get a horse-grooming kit from Aguino.
Sweets: Different towns often have different types of pastries, like Honey Pastries in Regia or Fragrant Pastries in Orens. However, once you gain access to Megaira in Saramis, you can buy as many Saraminian Sweets as you can afford. The stock is infinite, and they're a hit with most people who like sweets (Jester and Loretta being two exceptions).
Coffee: Megaira, Dagsion's Lowtown tavern
Books: Mahon Castle Town in the northwest and Mons (west of the Callisto Posthouse) have a good selection of books. However, you can also get a strategy manuscript from Ribeira.
Board games: Port of Pandora. You'll also find a Spirit Board Game in Niiza Port, in the map's far northwest corner, and the Board Game Tactics book, which counts as a board game item.
Beverages: Fodlan Tea comes from the Port of Pandora, and you can get Eastern Tea Leaves from Callianeira Port.
Cooking items. The easiest choice here is garum in all its varieties. You can get that from the tavern in Dagsion and in Alecto. However, cookbooks (scattered throughout Dagda's markets) also work, as does the Outdoor Cooking Set, which you can get from Grand Aragon.
Archery items: You can get a bow repair kit from Zoste and Joint Relief Gloves from Breston, along with Wing Fletching from Ribeira. You'll occasionally find Decorative Arrows in Dagsion later in the game, too.
Paintings and art items: These are more difficult to find. Megaira's market sells a Shield Portrait, and you can buy a Pegasus Panorama from the Mons market. Others, like the flower painting and Portrait of Yu Phas, are occasionally quest rewards.
Vegetables: Regia sells potted vegetables, and you can get Pickled Bulbs from Aguino and Pickled Vegetables from Kassite and Zoste. Zoste is also where you can buy Odd Vegetable Seeds.

Giving gifts in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave

A list of gifts in Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave

You'll get one of five reactions to a gift. You can see the amount of support points gained at the top of the screen, and a text banner shows up with the reaction after you give the gift.

They don't like it (no support gain)
They kind of like it (small support gain)
They liked it (moderate support gain)
They really liked it (big support gain)
They really liked it, with two yellow arrows (double points, reserved for favorite items)

In most cases, a character who loves a specific category will like everything in that category, though we have run into a few exceptions. Nydine, for example, loves horse grooming kits, but isn't so great with mane ornaments. There's an in-game reason for that and other such anomalies. She loves orniuses (giant dinosaur-like ostrich mounts). You can use a grooming kit for an ornius, but they have no mane, so naturally, she has no use for mane ornaments.

Everyone also has at least one favorite item that gets you double support points. We haven't found everyone's favorites, as the number of gift items is quite high and many of them are rare and expensive. However, finding the favorite is a bonus, rather than a requirement. Between "really liked" items and meals, you can raise support enough to recruit allies without ever finding their ideal gift. We've also noticed that loved or favorite items tend to be a bit flexible for some characters. Some will love high-end gifts in a category they just tolerate otherwise, like Ninae, who loves Eastern Black Silk, but is just kind of okay with some other fashion items. Others prefer uncommon or rare items regardless of category, and there's also a small handful that love multiple common items, like Lillian and her love for Eastern Earrings and gaudy bangles.

With how expensive buying gifts can be, and how hard it is to find things like training items, make sure to plan ahead and decide who you want that extra support boost for. Use meals at the inn to make up the gap and to raise levels with other characters who aren't receiving gifts. And if you haven't got something the recipient "really likes" one week or even during a whole chapter, it's fine to settle for something they just tolerate. There's plenty of time to raise support before the first act ends, so don't sweat it.

Best gifts for each character in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave

We've included at least one gift type or specific item for every character you can give gifts to below. Bertrand is the exception. In Act 1, you can only give him gifts as Cai, and his bio straight-up tells you what he likes (garum). We recommend activating the gift item discount Boon of Salvation as soon as you can to help make gift-giving less expensive.

Name

Likes

Best gifts

Alexandra	Her parents, virtuous men, Bucephalus, talking about love	Horse items (like beard grass, mane ornament, horse grooming kit), Pegasus painting
Anatolia	Hexagram divination, round objects	Bagua divination set (only found in Osiris), uncommon and rare books and fashion items (Eastern black silk, Tales of a Master, Tales of Adventure). Also likes common items in those categories.
Benditz	The Great August's tactics, up-and-coming young people	Weapons, books about tactics and military history, military medals, board games
Bonaventure	Knowledge, dialogue with sages, learning about other countries	Books, garum, and items for people who love to cook
Buccar	Loyalty, training, alcohol, dreaming about Leda's happiness	Fermented drinks (ghosh and shosh), military items, training items
Cai	Physical training, catching animals	Horse items (beard grass, horse grooming kit, mane ornament). Also likes training items
Catania	Sterling wares, sterling people, sterling meals	Coffee, paintings, any rare item (with a light teal symbol and a sparkle icon next to it)
Centurio	Serving Aurora's temple, patrolling	Spirituality items (protection figurine, magic trick set), coffee, training medal and other items for "those who revere martial achievements," weapons (ceremonial spear, etc), training items (training pillar, training weights, board games)
Dadao	Women (especially Anatolia), machines, good food, fighting	All Cervi drinks, training items
Dante	Herself, writing quickly, searching for dramatic subjects	Coffee, books
Diego	Walking in the forest, foraging medicinal herbs, Orchel	Archer items (decorative arrows, joint relief gloves, bow maintenance kit). Also books and board games, though not as much
Dietrich	Objects of beauty, cats, sweet things, his little sister	Pastries and other sweets, paintings, anything labeled for those who "appreciate beauty"
Esmeralda	Handsome men, throwing her trident, maintaining fishing gear	Fishing items (fish hooks, fishing rod, fish eye, brined fish guts)
Fabio	Suffering, half-forgotten feelings, dissecting beautiful things	Coffee, ghosh drinks (not shosh drinks except "light" and "aromatic" shosh)
Fianna	Books of poetry, spicy foods, coffee, trustworthy people	Books, coffee, tea, strong seasonings
Gaitz	Tea from Sai, Ferghanan horses, dueling, calligraphy	Weapons, tea, horse items (beard grass, mane ornament, horse grooming kit)
Goliath	Rampaging, food, animals, smoking meat	Meat, weapons, training items, fermented drinks (ghosh and shosh). Also accepts books
Guzran	Booze, women, interesting people, young greenhorns	Fermented drinks (ghosh and shosh)
Halvin	Growing vegetables, shopping, street performing, cheering crowds	Vegetable items (seeds, bulbs, potted vegetables, not pickled bulbs), rare southern seeds and other agricultural items, magic trick set, sweets
Inyoni	Her family and hometown, hunting, farm work, bow maintenance	Archer items (decorative arrows, joint-relief gloves, bow maintenance kit), fishing items
Io	Chivalry, self-discipline, his beloved horse Rocinan	Horse items (beard grass, mane ornament, horse grooming kit)
Jasmine	Memories of her spouse, mercenary friends, trying to get rich	Board games, garum, items for people who "love to cook"
Jester	The White-Maned Demon, seeing fear in his opponents' faces	Crafting knives, fashion items (especially Eastern Black Silk), honey pastries (not mellow or simple pastries), garum, and other items for people who love to cook
Kiroc	Thievery, the open sea, ships, obedient underlings	Flowers, fashion items
Leda	Memories of her parents, songs from home, gemstones, applause	Fashion items (including gemstones), paintings and other items for those "who appreciate beauty"
Lillian	Gold coins, gemstones, older men	Fashion items, flowers. Eastern earrings and blue rose bouquet are two of her favorites
Loretta	Reliable people, sweets, her friends	Pastries and other sweets, even the Simple Pastries other sweets-lovers don't care for (except Saraminian Sweets)
Ludia	Writing stories, appreciating art, talking about love and romance	Coffee, books, paintings
Lysander	Skygazing, dining with women	Weapons (ceremonial spear), training items (training pillar, training weights), Imitation Medal
Majide	Booze, women, fighting, being strong	Fermented drinks (ghosh and shosh)
Mikaela	Moving her body, looking after others	Coffee, fermented drinks (ghosh and shosh), training items
Mu	Concocting new medicines, her father, her mother, eating sweets	All Cervi drinks, pastries, coffee
Nezha	Physical activity, justice, fighting, good food	Vegetables, training items, board games
Ninae	Pitiable people, talking to spirits, her keepsake necklace, skygazing	Flowers, paintings, Eastern Black Silk and other fashion items (though the Exquisite Ring item is just "liked")
Noctula	The city and its people, brawling	Training items (training pillar, training weights)
Nuzzuo	Tradition, honor, great power	Outdoor cooking set and other items for people who "love to cook," vegetables
Nydine	Honoring her duties, caring for her orniuses	Archery items (decorative arrows, joint relief gloves, bow maintenance kit), horse grooming kit. Also books
Olympia	Song, dance, playing instruments, writing songs, attracting attention	Flowers, paintings, objects for "lovers of beauty," board games
Orchel	Animals, listening to music, cleaning, doing laundry, cooking	Cooking items (garum, cookbooks, outdoor cooking set) and the rare spices item, paintings, books, rare southern seeds and other items for "those who love agriculture"
Peppe	The spirits, the people of Brigid, the sun, his hometown	Coffee, fishing items (flexible fishing pole, sharp fishing hook, brined fish guts, giant fish eyeball). Will also accept board games
Peter	His mother's home cooking, ginji fruits	All Cervi drinks, sweets, pastry cookbook. Also likes board games, though not as much.
Seteth	The teachings of Seiros, fishing, his daughter, hardworking people	Fishing items (fish hooks, fishing rod, fish eye, brined fish guts)
Sha Lan	Delicious food, drinks, socializing	Garum, and items for people who "love to cook," tea (but not Fodlan Tea)
Simon	Fighting to the death, food from his hometown, womanizing	Vegetables (not potted vegetables) and training items
Sirocco	The goddess Kalla, all women, reciting poetry	Fermented drinks (ghosh and shosh), paintings (especially a Portrait of Yu Phas), books
Sofia	Delicious food, the moment when food is served (and soon vanishes)	Sweets, garum, items for people who "love to cook"
Talimun	Money, adventure, cinnamon, flirting, following his heart	Fermented drinks (ghosh and shosh), coffee, uncommon and rare books, board games, and paintings
Theodora	Fighting, Yu Phas, seeing her people thrive	Portrait of Yu Phas. Also tolerates coffee, training items, fashion items, sturdy rucksacks, and cooking items
Tialla	Libraries, gossiping about love, alone time, her grandfather	Books, all Cervi drinks, board games
Tobias	Drinking, fighting, singing, interacting with others	Fermented drinks (ghosh and shosh), weapons, medals, and other items for those who appreciate "martial achievements"
Ultand	Looking after others, her family, housekeeping, love stories	Garum, books, cookbooks and other items for people who "love to cook"
Ursula	Poetry, animals, flowers in the shade, counting money	Coffee, board games, books, paintings, flowers
Yang Jie	Alchohol, tales of old, distant journeys, saving the weak	Fermented drinks (ghosh and shosh), books
Zarcone	Money, violence, good women, vegetables, drinking with friends	Vegetables, fashion items, wing fletching (not other archery items), eastern tea leaves

^{Table images: Intelligent Systems/Nintendo via Polygon}

If you're new to Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, we can help you navigate the complex paths of causality. We have put together explainers on which character you should pick first, how to change heroes, and if you should play in casual or classic mode, so you can set up the campaign according to your preferences.

Fortune's Weave is a massive game, that's why we explain how long it will take for you to finish it. As you progress through the initial Heroic Games matches, you should focus on recruiting more characters, unlocking Boons of Salvation, and spending free time in the best way possible. Just don't forget to visit the Perch and have a quick Bird Time session.