Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave pre-orders are here, but that special Dagdan Collection is selling out fast

Copy of the Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave Switch 2 box art on top of an official screenshot from the game. — (Image credit: Future/Nintendo)

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A screenshot of the upcoming Switch 2 game, Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave with a character using a purple energy blast — (Image credit: Nintendo)

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Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave was shown off in all its TRPG glory at the latest Nintendo Direct, and it's coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 as soon as September 17, 2026.

The iconic series is known for its flashy special editions, and Fortune's Weave is no different, as Nintendo dropped the Dagdan Collection right after the Direct, bursting with exclusive collectibles. The $119.99 (Amazon) / £92.99 (Nintendo) set includes the Switch 2 game, along with an artbook, art cards, and even a map of the Dagdan Empire, the new land of gods and epicenter of our four new protagonists, Cai, Dietrich, Theodora, and Leda's adventures.

While that sounds all well and good, it's already sold out at numerous retailers, so plenty of fans (especially in the UK) will have to stick to going digital or picking up the $69.97 (Amazon) / £66.99 (Amazon) standard physical edition instead. At least it's far easier to find, and even cheaper in the US at $10 off. If you'd still prefer that shiny Dagdan Collection, I've gathered the best spots to try and secure it down below, along with links to all the best US and UK spots where you can grab a physical Switch 2 copy too. I know UK availability is looking dry, but don't fret, as I'll be checking back in regularly to upgrade this page to provide you with the best options.

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Official Nintendo marketing image of the Fire Emblem Fortune&rsquo;s Weave Dagdan Collection. — (Image credit: Nintendo)

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Four characters from Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave all stand together in fancy robes, with a blue sky and towering mountain in the background — (Image credit: Nintendo)

When is the Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave release date?

Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave launches exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2 for $79.99 in the US and £66.99 in the UK on September 17, 2026.

Is there a Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave demo?

Nintendo has not announced that there will be a Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave demo for the Nintendo Switch 2.

However, if you have a Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscription, you can play Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance on the GameCube Classics game library, and Fire Emblem and Fire Emblem The Sacred Stones on the Game Boy Advance game library for a teaser of what the series and its TRPG-fueled gameplay is like.

Is Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave available on the original Nintendo Switch?

Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave is exclusive to the new Nintendo Switch 2. If you want to explore every inch of Dagdan, you'll have to make the next-gen upgrade to the newer Nintendo handheld.

Check out our Splatoon Raiders pre-orders page and the Star Fox pre-orders page to make sure you don't miss out on the latest Switch 2 releases.

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