Ever finished Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave and wondered what actually carries over into a new run? You're not alone. The game's Replay Function can be a bit confusing, so let's break it down.
First things first: Fortune's Weave does have a New Game+ system, but it's not always obvious what you keep and what you lose. The game doesn't spell it out clearly, which is why so many players end up scratching their heads.
So what does carry over? While the exact details can vary depending on how you finished your first playthrough, the general idea is that certain progress and resources are preserved to give you a head start on your next run. Think of it as a reward for finishing the story.
The Replay Function is your gateway to New Game+. After beating the game, you'll be able to start a new file with some of your previous accomplishments intact. But don't expect everything to transfer—some things reset to keep the challenge alive.
If you're trying to figure out the specifics, the best approach is to check in-game menus or tutorials after completing the main story. The game does provide some guidance, but it's easy to miss if you're not looking for it.
For now, the key takeaway is this: yes, Fortune's Weave has a New Game+ option, and yes, it's worth using if you want to see different outcomes or tackle higher difficulties. Just be prepared to lose some of your progress along the way.
We'll update this guide as more concrete details emerge. In the meantime, what's been your experience with Fortune's Weave's New Game+? Will you be jumping back in for another round?
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