Fortune's Weave Maps: Objectives, Terrain, and Routes

Map coverage plan

Fortune's Weave map pages should help players understand the objective before the first move. That means objective type, deployment slots, terrain, enemy pressure, treasure, side objectives, and route-specific risks.

Terrain and positioning

Terrain is central to Fire Emblem tactics. Record avoid bonuses, choke points, high-ground or defensive tiles if present, and enemy ranges that punish careless movement.

World map versus battle maps

Keep world-map activities separate from tactical battle maps. The world map helps players choose where to go next; battle map pages should focus on turn-by-turn pressure, reinforcements, and win conditions.

Launch update priorities

The first detailed maps should cover early-game chapters, route-splitting chapters, recruitment-heavy maps, and any fight with a boss or objective that causes repeated player searches.