Players of Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave can now complete the game’s “Legacy of a Legendary Sculptor” side quest with the help of a comprehensive walkthrough that maps out the locations of four hidden statues scattered across the empire. Published to coincide with the game’s ongoing popularity, the guide breaks down the four vague clues that players must decipher to locate the statues of Dagda’s goddesses, explaining where each one hides and how to reach it efficiently.
The quest, accessible through Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, tasks players with a scavenger hunt of sorts, requiring them to track down four statues tied to places relevant to the goddesses’ lives and worship. It is a time-consuming endeavor that demands ample free time to complete, but the rewards are substantial enough to justify the effort.
Planning Your Route
The clues embedded in the quest description point players toward specific map nodes, but they are deliberately vague. To identify locations for yourself, players can head to the world map and hover their cursor over different location nodes to reveal their names, with the quest description displayed in the upper-right corner of the screen. The guide recommends tackling the quest during a chapter that grants plenty of free time rather than one limited to around 30 turns, and notes that progress is markedly faster and easier once posthouses have been unlocked across the map.
Locating the Four Statues
For players who simply want to reach the correct spots without the guesswork, the walkthrough lists each location in detail.
The first statue, the thematically appropriate Fortuna figure, sits within Solel’s Temple to the east. The temple’s icon is a generic satchel rather than a temple, which can make it easy to overlook unless players have previously noticed the region’s search spots. Solel’s Temple remains unused, as the god himself now resides in Dagsion permanently. The quickest route is via the East Amalthea to Ferronia Posthouse, provided the latter is unlocked, and searching the area yields the statue along with a chance at some coins.
The second statue belongs to Kalla and is found at Utuna Pass, located west of the Eochaid Posthouse in the hilly north. Searching the area produces the Kalla statue and potentially some vegetables. The guide playfully notes that it is odd the Kalla statue resides in Fortuna’s region rather than near Kalla’s own temple, attributing the placement to the whims of an eccentric sculptor.
The third statue lies at Gaura Grassland, a
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