Where to Find Sweet Leaves in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave

Gather the key ingredient for Leda's "Simple Drink Recipes" quest at these locations.

Sep 24, 2026
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Where to Find Sweet Leaves in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave

To complete Leda's "Simple Drink Recipes" quest in Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave, players need to gather sweet leaves. This quest is part of Leda's campaign, which unlocks new skills and expands the selection of purchasable drinks, beneficial consumables for combat.

There are three main locations on the world map where sweet leaves can be found: Traveler's Hill, Myugria Great Tree, and Verdant Hollow. Each offers a viable option for collecting this item.

Sweet Leaf Locations

Traveler's Hill, situated in the Elektra region, is recommended as an early-game option due to its proximity to Dagsion. If the Feronia Posthouse is unlocked, players can travel there via the East Amalthea Posthouse and then head northwest. Alternatively, players without access to the Feronia Posthouse can travel on foot, passing the Kavala Stronghold to reach the area.

For players further into the game, the Myugria Great Tree in the south corner of the Saveilon region is another source. While farther from Dagsion, the Salacia Posthouse provides a fast travel option to the Saveilon region. A Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave screenshot of the world map showing where you can find sweet leaves

The third location, Verdant Hollow, is found in the Lambath region. The closest fast travel point is the Chiron Posthouse in the adjacent Pasithea region to the south. A Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave screenshot of the world map showing where you can find sweet leaves

Completing the "Simple Drink Recipes" quest rewards players with 150 renown points and the "Song of Madness" song skill, in addition to expanding the list of available drinks. The quest is available until November 27th, and completing it is necessary to unlock subsequent recipe missions.

A montage using two Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave screenshots showing Leda and the world map

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