--- title: "Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave Datamine Reveals Unused Characters, DLC Clues and Features" url: "https://www.nintendoreporters.com/en/news/nintendo-switch-2/fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-datamine-reveals-unused-characters-dlc-clues-and-features/" description: "Fortune's Weave datamine reveals unused characters, costumes and DLC hints; get a clear roundup of what the files might mean for the Expansion Pass." author: "Patrick Dankers" published at: "2026-11-05 20:08:37" image: "https://www.nintendoreporters.com/storage/files/fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-datamine-reveals-unused-characters-dlc-clues-and-features.jpeg" markdown url: "https://www.nintendoreporters.com/en/news/nintendo-switch-2/fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-datamine-reveals-unused-characters-dlc-clues-and-features.md" --- Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave Datamine Reveals Unused Characters, DLC Clues and Features | Nintendo Switch 2 News | NintendoReporters [![Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave Datamine Reveals Unused Characters, DLC Clues and Features](https://www.nintendoreporters.com/storage/files/fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-datamine-reveals-unused-characters-dlc-clues-and-features.jpeg "Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave Datamine Reveals Unused Characters, DLC Clues and Features")](https://www.nintendoreporters.com/storage/files/fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-datamine-reveals-unused-characters-dlc-clues-and-features.jpeg)**Summary:** Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave has seen a fresh round of datamining that surfaced roster entries, costume and support references, obelisk details, a previously unseen Diadem name, and UI strings that hint at difficulty settings and DLC structure. The files, shared by dataminer VincentASM (Aveyn\_Knight) and aggregated by community outlets, do not confirm playable status or final DLC plans, but they offer a clearer picture of what Intelligent Systems may have prepared behind the scenes. At NintendoReporters we tracked community reaction and compiled the most relevant findings so you can see what the files actually show, what is likely unfinished leftover data, and how to read these discoveries without assuming everything will ship exactly as-is. --- ## [](#what-the-fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-datamine-reveals)What the Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave datamine reveals The recent datamine shows a mixture of clearly intentional DLC assets and probable leftover development material, which is why interpreting these files takes a bit of nuance. Files include entries for obelisks tied to DLC lords, glowing portraits that appear when a Part 2 is completed, and references to Part 2s for multiple lords. There are also new item names such as the Diadem of Sagacity and UI elements referencing completion on Maddening Mode – a difficulty label not present in the shipped base game. The datamine does not equal confirmation, but it does suggest the developer left structured hooks for additional story content, alternate outfits and possibly new classes or growth tables. Taken together, these elements point to a mix of finished and unfinished work that could be polished into official DLC, or remain unused assets depending on the developer’s roadmap. ### [](#unused-roster-entries-and-what-they-might-mean)Unused roster entries and what they might mean Among the most eye-catching extracts are roster entries for names not currently playable: Chiara, Churness, Credna, Cleobulus, Gladius, Jurah, Kalla, Myson, Nomved, Smyrnos and Suarez. Roster entries typically include profile text and base stats, which is why fans immediately speculate these might be future allies or DLC units. However, roster data can also cover NPCs with narrative roles, placeholders, or scrapped characters, so their appearance in files alone doesn’t guarantee playable status. That said, when a character also appears in costume or support data it often increases the odds they were intended to be recruitable at some point. The community is especially interested in Cleobulus and Myson due to multiple references across costume and support tables, which could mean they were farther along in development than other unused names. #### [](#obelisk-entries-part-2-clues-and-obelisk-music)Obelisk entries, Part 2 clues, and obelisk music The datamine contains extra obelisk entries for DLC lords and notes about themed obelisk music. Obelisks are a key UI and story feature, so seeing Part 1 and Part 2 entries for several lords suggests Intelligent Systems built a consistent structure for adding episodic content. Interestingly, Orchel appears to have only a Part 1 entry in the files, which could mean her Part 2 was intentionally different, unfinished at the time of extraction, or simply omitted from the data set. Community comments also point to found audio files that may be obelisk themes – this would align with each DLC lord having a unique musical cue. Music cues and glowing portraits tied to Part 2 completion strengthen the idea that these entries were built to integrate with existing endgame tracking and presentation systems. ##### [](#new-items-diadems-and-difficulty-ui-hints)New items, diadems and difficulty UI hints One small but intriguing find is the Diadem of Sagacity, linked to the Crest of Macuil from Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Diadems appear to be a distinct item class in the game’s data, and their presence here could indicate connections between characters and legacy crests or mechanics. Additionally, UI strings referencing completion on Maddening Mode were detected, which is notable because the shipped base game does not include that difficulty label. That could mean an unlaunched high-difficulty option exists in development or that leftover frames were never removed. While these discoveries are small on their own, collectively they imply the developer left behind named assets for items and interfaces that could be polished into DLC features, reworked for balance modes or simply remain unused leftovers depending on final decisions. ## [](#costumes-supports-and-unused-class-data)Costumes, supports and unused class data The datamine also includes costume restriction lists and support data that name several of the unused roster entries, including Cleobulus, Credna, Gladius, Kalla, Mars and Myson. Seeing a name in costume data often means there was an intent to allow alternate outfits for that character – a common DLC offering. Support entries for Anna, Cleobulus, Credna, Gladius, Kalla, Mars and Myson suggest varying levels of narrative integration or planned relationship interactions. Beyond that, tables for unused classes and growth rates were uncovered. Class growth tables offer a glimpse at how the developers balanced potential units, but they can also be experimental rows left behind. The takeaway here is that multiple systems point to these names being more than throwaway labels, though they still require an official announcement to be treated as confirmed additions. ### [](#what-this-could-mean-for-the-expansion-pass)What this could mean for the Expansion Pass Nintendo published the Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Expansion Pass on October 15, 2026, outlining three parts across time with new allies and outfits. The datamine’s structure lines up with that model – weapon and outfit access in Part 1, gods and alternate outfits in Part 2, and a larger story wave in Part 3 scheduled for 2027 on Nintendo’s schedule. If these file hooks are accurate, the Expansion Pass would slot these characters, obelisk themes, and diadems into the announced waves without changing the high-level roadmap. That said, datamined assets sometimes predate creative changes, so not every named item or growth table will necessarily ship. We should expect some overlap between the datamine and official DLC, but also room for surprise changes when Intelligent Systems makes formal reveals. ### [](#how-the-community-found-and-handled-the-datamine)How the community found and handled the datamine The discovery followed public posts by VincentASM (Aveyn\_Knight) and rapid aggregation by outlets and community sites, which is how these kinds of findings usually spread. Fans use a mix of file readers, community wikis and close reading of asset names to piece together likely meanings, and keep an eye on concordant references across costume, support and roster files to weigh reliability. Community-run guides and wikis updated pages to collect the reported entries and give context, while subreddit threads highlighted audio links and growth-rate tables. Reactions vary widely – some players are excited by potential additional allies, while others remind readers to treat all datamine material as provisional. That debate is healthy – datamining often gives a preview, but not a promise. #### [](#what-to-expect-next-and-how-to-treat-datamine-info)What to expect next and how to treat datamine info Expect official confirmation, denial or silence from Nintendo and Intelligent Systems in the weeks and months ahead as DLC parts roll out. The best approach is a balanced one – keep an eye on official channels for solid announcements, watch community repositories for cross-checked evidence, and avoid treating every file as guaranteed. Files can show leftover classes, prototype items or regional test data that never reach players. If you want to follow developments, the announced Expansion Pass page and official Nintendo updates are the clearest signals of what will ship and when, and community trackers will usually mark items as confirmed once they appear in updates. For now, enjoy the speculation, but hold off on counting roster slots until official word lands. ##### [](#conclusion)Conclusion The latest datamine for Fortune’s Weave gives fans a lot to talk about – unused roster names, costume and support references, obelisk entries and small but interesting UI strings that hint at difficulty options and item names. While these findings fit neatly with the structure of the Expansion Pass Nintendo announced on October 15, 2026, they are not official confirmations of future playable units or final DLC content. The files are best read as clues – useful to form expectations and talk about what could be added, but not proof of final plans. NintendoReporters will keep an eye on official updates and community verification so readers can get clear, accurate reporting when Intelligent Systems confirms what will and will not arrive. ##### [](#faqs)FAQs - **Are these datamined characters definitely coming as playable units?** - No. Names in the game files can be NPCs, placeholders, or scrapped material; they do not guarantee playable status without an official announcement. - **Does the datamine confirm the Expansion Pass lineup?** - The datamine contains elements that align with the announced Expansion Pass structure, but only Nintendo’s official posts confirm what will be included in each part. - **What is the Diadem of Sagacity?** - An item name found in the files associated with the Crest of Macuil; its presence suggests planned item or mechanic ties to series lore but its exact function remains unconfirmed. - **Why are people finding music files and UI strings?** - Game files often include audio and interface assets; musicians or UI frames can be stored even if unused. Finding them hints at intent but not at final inclusion. - **Where should I look for official confirmation?** - Watch Nintendo’s news updates and the Expansion Pass page, and follow reputable community archives that mark items as confirmed once they appear in official updates or patches. ##### [](#sources)Sources - [The Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Expansion Pass is available now, exclusive on Nintendo Switch 2.](https://www.nintendo.com/sg/news/article/4V8uzsmeEK8Vswr074n69m), Nintendo, October 15, 2026 - [Leaks and Datamines · Fortune’s Weave](https://fortunesweave.co.uk/wiki/leaks), Fortune’s Weave, October 26, 2026 - [Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave has been datamined, new details](https://nintendoeverything.com/fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-has-been-datamined-new-details/), NintendoEverything, October 26, 2026 - [Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Datamine Reveals Unused Characters and Possible DLC Clues](https://nintendocentral.com/fire-emblem-fortunes-weave-datamine-reveals-unused-characters-and-possible-dlc-clues/), Nintendo Central, October 27, 2026 [](#) [ ](#) > Generated for use by AI and Large Language Models (LLMs). > Generated: 2026-11-05 21:13:47 > Maintained by: NintendoReporters > Source: https://www.nintendoreporters.com/ > Contact: webmaster@nintendoreporters.com