How to Unlock Save Data Bonuses in Three Hopes

Learn how to unlock special bonuses in Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes by using save data from previous Fire Emblem games. Get 5,000G, Smithing Stones, and Owl Feathers!

Hey there! So, you've jumped into Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes and are wondering about those little extras you can get? If you've played either Fire Emblem Warriors or Fire Emblem Three Houses on your Switch, you're in luck! You can snag some bonus goodies right from the get-go.

Here's the lowdown: Once you've made it to camp after finishing the second main quest, which is the Prologue Chapter 2: Three Houses, you'll want to open up the game's Menu. Just hit the button to bring it up. From there, you'll see a few options, and you're looking for the one labeled “Bonuses.” Inside that, you'll find “Save Data Bonuses” – that's the one we're interested in!

When you select “Save Data Bonuses,” the game will do a quick check on your Nintendo Switch for any save files from the previous games. If it finds them, congratulations! You'll be rewarded with:

• 5,000G
• Smithing Stone x50
• Owl Feather x5

Now, 5,000G is a nice little chunk of gold that'll come in handy later, especially once you unlock the Base Camp around Chapter 4. Smithing Stones are super useful for forging and repairing weapons – you'll be picking these up pretty regularly, often around ten per Side Quest. And Owl Feathers? Those are great for giving as Gifts to your allies to boost their Support Rank.

Honestly, these rewards are totally obtainable through regular gameplay by just doing a few early Side Missions, so don't stress too much if you don't have the save data. But hey, free stuff is free stuff!

Important Note: You'll get the same rewards no matter which game's save data you have. And if you happen to have save data from *both* Fire Emblem Warriors and Fire Emblem Three Houses, you'll get that reward package twice! Just remember, this is a one-time bonus per save file. While you can grab these rewards as early as Chapter 2, their real usefulness kicks in around Chapter 4 when you have more game systems unlocked.