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Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Has Guns Now, Nintendo Just Won’t Admit It

August 4, 2026
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Ahead of its launch in September, Nintendo broadcast a new deep dive on Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave today. So far, it looks like tried-and-trusted Fire Emblem with its mix of turn-based strategy and character buildcrafting, but the biggest surprise was the reveal of the ultimate weapon class in the game–that’s right, the new Fire Emblem is packing heat.

Always bring a gun to a swordfight.

While they aren’t explicitly referred to as guns, the livestream did describe gauntlets as weapons that “look like firearms” when you equip them. They certainly do have more firepower as well, as the brief snippet of footage showing one of these in action revealed a weapon capable of firing off lightning-empowered rounds. Are there concealed carry laws in the Dagdan Empire regarding gauntlets? These are the questions we’re dying to know the answer to.

Normally, Fire Emblem games have focused on a mix of medieval weaponry and magic, with each weapon class being effective against certain types of classes and ineffective against others. This has created a delicate balance over the years, and that gameplay system has been retained for Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave. Archers are still a flying unit’s worst nightmare, axe-wielding troops are slow but powerful, and mages are glass cannons in combat.

Other interesting details from the livestream include a story that focuses on multiple characters, who players can switch between at any time, and the reveal that the story doesn’t stop after you win the tournament that these champions are competing in. It looks like the narrative kicks off properly several years after the contest ends.

Fortunately, you won’t have to wait too much longer to play the new Fire Emblem, as it launches on September 17 for Switch 2.

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