Fortune's Weave Paralogues: Progression and Unlock Guide

Fortune's Weave paralogues are now a clear player search topic, but the official Nintendo sources checked for this guide do not publish a complete named paralogue list, chapter-by-chapter unlock table, map guide, or reward list. The useful answer is to track side progression through the four protagonist paths, world-map and dungeon activities, chapter-start saves, and route switching while leaving each unverified trigger clearly marked.

What is confirmed about progression

Nintendo confirms a progression structure built around four parallel protagonist paths: Cai, Dietrich, Theodora, and Leda. Players can switch between paths, focus on one story, or progress several stories in parallel. The game also includes Dagsion preparation, world-map exploration, dungeons, quests, enemy encounters, treasure chests, materials, and Clashes.

Those systems give players places to check when a new side activity appears:

The official sources establish the systems above, but they do not label a complete paralogue schedule. Do not turn an observed location or conversation into a universal unlock rule without recording the route and game state.

How to track a paralogue

Use this checklist whenever the game shows a new side activity, special battle, character event, or route-specific objective:

1. Record the active protagonist and route.
2. Note the previous chapter, map activity, or Dagsion action.
3. Save the exact on-screen name if the game displays one.
4. Record whether the activity appeared on the world map, in Dagsion, or after a battle.
5. Capture the objective, available allies, and visible reward without guessing hidden conditions.
6. Test whether switching to another protagonist changes the activity.
7. Recheck the chapter-start save before calling the activity missable.

This method is more useful than a generic “all paralogues” list because it preserves the conditions another player needs to reproduce the result.

Route order and missable questions

The developer interview says the route-selection system is not intended to create irreversible choices, and it describes chapter-start save data and replay. That supports a flexible route-planning approach, but the interview was conducted before release and does not provide a post-launch list of every side activity.

For current route planning, use the routes guide, main walkthrough hub, and world map guide. Keep three claims separate:

What this page does not invent

The checked official sources do not provide:

• a complete paralogue title list;
• exact chapter unlock conditions;
• a universal route order;
• paralogue boss names or map layouts;
• reward and drop tables;
• recruitment conditions tied to a named paralogue;
• a complete chapter count.

When those details are confirmed through the game or a new official source, add them as dated entries with the route, save state, objective, and reward evidence. Until then, this page answers the search intent without publishing a misleading checklist.

Sources

• Nintendo Ask the Developer Vol. 23, Part 1
• Nintendo Ask the Developer Vol. 23, Part 2
• Nintendo Australia game page
• Nintendo US game listing

Last verified: 2026-09-27