New files suggest Intelligent Systems still has plenty left to weave into the Expansion Pass.

A new datamine of Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave has emerged following recent Nintendo Switch 2 hacking developments, offering early looks at potential future DLC content and leftover development data. Findings shared by dataminer Aveyn_Knight and rounded up via community reports indicate that DLC lords possess dedicated obelisks with unique themes, glowing portraits tied to completing Part 2, and associated music tracks. One character, Orchel, currently lacks clear Part 2 data, leaving open questions about whether her path is incomplete, alternative, or simply not yet fully implemented in the files.

Additional discoveries include a new Diadem of Sagacity (linked to the Crest of Macuil from Fire Emblem: Three Houses), UI elements for completing the game on Maddening Mode, and a roster of unused or unplayable characters appearing in menus, costume data, and support conversations. Names such as Chiara, Cleobulus, Gladius, Jurah, Kalla, Myson, Smyrnos and others appear across different data sets, though their presence does not confirm playability. Support data also references Anna and several of the above characters.

These findings arrive weeks after the official Expansion Pass announcement (Wave 1 already available, Wave 2 holiday 2026, Wave 3 in 2027). As with all datamines, the information remains unconfirmed by Nintendo or Intelligent Systems and could represent cut content, placeholders, or future material subject to change. Fans are advised to treat the details as speculative until official reveals.

Source: Aveyn_Knight via Nintendo Everything


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