Fortune's Weave Combat Arts Guide

Understand Fortune's Weave Combat Arts, Dietrich's route-specific Art growth, class planning, and the Art details still awaiting verification.

Fortune's Weave Combat Arts are confirmed as powerful attacks in the tactical battle system, and Dietrich's path specifically lets players acquire and strengthen Combat Arts by defeating enemies. The checked official sources do not publish the full Art list, costs, range, or class restrictions, so this guide focuses on what is confirmed and how to track Combat Arts without mixing them up with Blaze Arts.

Combat Arts vs Blaze Arts

Keep these two systems separate:

SystemConfirmed role
Combat ArtsPowerful attacks tied to tactical combat; Dietrich can acquire and strengthen them by defeating enemies.
Blaze ArtsHero-specific abilities that cost HP and have distinct effects.

That difference matters for builds. A Combat Art may shape ordinary class planning, while a Blaze Art is tied to a Hero and should not be treated as a generic class skill unless the game directly proves it.

Dietrich route priority

Dietrich's route is the most important confirmed entry point for Combat Arts research. Nintendo says he can acquire and strengthen Combat Arts by defeating enemies, which means players should record:

  1. enemy defeated;
  2. route and map context;
  3. Art name gained or strengthened;
  4. unit and class used;
  5. visible cost, range, and effect;
  6. whether the Art carries across route switching or repeated paths.

This gives players a useful answer to Fortune's Weave Combat Arts without inventing a list.

Build use

When comparing classes, Combat Arts should be judged by objective value: can the Art remove a dangerous enemy, control a tile, support an ally, or finish a time-sensitive goal? Damage alone is not enough.

Read this page with the classes hub, weapon types guide, and Dietrich route guide.

Sources

Last verified: 2026-09-26