Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave's Hidden Treasure Quest Requires Careful Exploration
The Hunt for Gisco's Treasure side quest in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave challenges players to solve clues and search Dagsion without obvious markers, rewarding them with rare gifts and currency.

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave features a side quest that stands apart from the game's other objectives by refusing to hold the player's hand. Unlike most side quests with clear markers showing where to go, "The Hunt for Gisco's Treasure" demands attention and exploration within Dagsion, the capital city.
Players can start the quest by talking to an Old Man near the thermae in Dagsion. The quest was available from November 4 and expires on November 27. It can be completed entirely within the city without venturing elsewhere.
The quest presents a riddle as its first clue: "A colossus gazes upon Baal's waters. On the stone where she points, something worthy of note." This refers to a giant statue of a person pointing toward the water near Vandahl Merchant Company in the southern part of town. An examine prompt appears at this statue during the questline, revealing the direction it points.
The treasure itself is hidden nearby. A secondary path leads from the dock area to a staircase heading into the main capital. An examinable spot on the stone railing along this road contains a jewelry box. Taking this back to the Old Man completes the quest.
Completion rewards one Morfis Almanac, 80 Renown, and 5,000 gold. The Morfis Almanac is valued as a gift by Seteth, Tialla, and Ursula. The quest demonstrates that Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave occasionally steps back from constant objective markers, encouraging players to observe their surroundings and piece together environmental clues.
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