Fortune's Weave Recruitment Guide: Tracker and Gifts

Fortune's Weave recruitment is centered on Dagsion scouting, protagonist clans, and persuasion through gifts or meals, but Nintendo has not published a complete recruit list, exact join chapter table, or route-by-route trigger chart. Use this page as the safe hub for what is confirmed, then track your own route notes until in-game verification fills the gaps.

What recruitment officially supports

Nintendo's public pages and developer interview confirm that allies can be recruited in Dagsion. The confirmed pool includes mercenary-like characters and certain members of other protagonist clans, and some characters may be persuaded with gifts or by sharing meals.

That means recruitment planning should start in the city rather than with an invented chapter table. Before advancing a path, check available scouting conversations, meal options, gift prompts, training needs, and how a new ally affects the active protagonist's party.

For a checklist format, use the Fortune's Weave recruitment checklist. For route context, start with the Fortune's Weave routes guide. For gift and meal candidates, use the resources, gifts, and food guide.

Route and clan planning

Fortune's Weave has four confirmed protagonist paths: Cai, Dietrich, Theodora, and Leda. Nintendo describes the paths as parallel and freely switchable, with protagonist progress that can be advanced together or separately. That structure matters because recruits may be tied to Dagsion, to a protagonist clan, or to another clan that becomes scoutable.

Use route pages for the confirmed route mechanics: Cai, Dietrich, Theodora, and Leda. Keep item observations separate in the resources guide until a gift preference or meal result is directly observed.

How to build a recruitable-character tracker

When search demand produces a new character name, record it before treating the name as a confirmed recruit. Use the exact in-game wording and keep route-specific observations separate from official system facts:

For item questions, pair the tracker with the resources, gifts, and food guide. For relationship questions, use the support chart.

What not to publish yet

Do not treat unsourced names, exact gift requirements, exact meal choices, map locations, prices, or chapter-specific recruitment windows as confirmed. The developer interview says the team did not want permanently missable elements, but that statement should be presented as pre-release developer guidance rather than a tested post-launch rule for every patch and route state.

If you are building your own notes, record the route, Dagsion state, character prompt, persuasion action, and result. That creates evidence without turning guesses into guide claims.

Sources

• Nintendo Ask the Developer Vol. 23, Part 2
• Nintendo Australia game page
• Nintendo US store listing

Last verified: 2026-10-05