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Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Expansion Pass: All Three DLC Waves
Fortune’s Weave DLC starts with four weapons, adds gods and outfits in holiday 2026, then new stories in 2027. Check the US price and base-game requirement.

Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave has a paid Expansion Pass, with its first wave available and two more to follow. Nintendo announced the Switch 2 DLC on October 14, 2026. The immediate addition is weapons; the new allies and stories arrive later.
The three-wave roadmap
Nintendo’s US listing separates what is available from what is still planned:
| Wave | Announced timing | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Available now in the US listing | Four additional prototype weapons for the heroes, modeled on Three Houses’ Heroes’ Relics |
| 2 | Holiday 2026 | Gods Aurora, Smyrnos and Jurah as allies, plus wearable outfits |
| 3 | 2027 | Stories featuring Bertrand, Talimun, Orchel and Anatolia; additional allies and classes |
Neither later wave has an exact launch day in Nintendo’s public summary. “Holiday 2026” is a window, and “2027” does not establish a month or a synchronized worldwide unlock.
Weapons first, allies and stories later
The official announcement’s description identifies the Wave 1 weapons as designs based on Fire Emblem: Three Houses. That connection concerns the equipment; it does not announce a crossover campaign or the return of that game’s cast.
Wave 2 expands the roster with three named gods and adds clothing options. The official store spells the third god Jurah, resolving the conflicting spelling in early reporting.
Wave 3 is the story-focused part of the pass. Nintendo names Talimun, alongside Bertrand, Orchel and Anatolia. It has not specified the stories’ length, chapter count or a release date beyond 2027. “Stories featuring” those characters should not be read as a promise of four full campaigns or four recruitable protagonists.
Price and purchase requirements
The Nintendo US store lists the pass at $34.99. That is a US price, not a converted worldwide offer; check your country’s eShop for its listing and availability.
The full base game is required and sold separately. Buying the pass grants its three waves as they release; Nintendo says the waves cannot be bought individually. Purchasing the bundle now does not make Waves 2 and 3 playable early.
For the existing game’s premise and systems, see our Fortune’s Weave base-game guide. The September 17 base-game launch and October DLC announcement are separate events.
Watch Nintendo’s announcement
This is Nintendo of America’s original upload, published October 14. More announcements are collected in Gaming news.
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