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Fire Emblem game tier list maker
Rank 22 Fire Emblem games and routes, including Fortune’s Weave, Engage and Three Houses. Separate Fates routes, real artwork and a free PNG export. No login needed.
Filter the starter games, then drag a cover into a tier or choose its destination below the card. Leave games you have not played unranked. Use “Add more games” for anything missing.
2. Rank your games
Only ranked games appear in the PNG. Your uploads stay in this browser.
22 games and routes, ready to rank. The main-series pool runs from the 1990 Famicom game through Fortune’s Weave (2026), with Birthright, Conquest and Revelation as separate cards. Two optional Warriors games are also included.
Filter the unranked pool by title, year, platform or game group. Years refer to the first worldwide release, which may be earlier than your regional release. Artwork may use Japanese packaging or a later platform port; the English title underneath identifies the game.
Every card starts unranked. Only cards placed in a tier appear in the exported PNG. Your Fire Emblem draft is saved separately from other templates in this browser.
How to make your Fire Emblem game tier list
Find the games and versions you played
Search “Fates” to see its three routes, or select “Warriors spin-offs” to find the action games. Filtering does not delete cards or change your ranking.
Move a card into a tier
Drag its cover into a row, or use the destination selector directly below the cover. On a phone, the selector avoids dragging across a long page. Change the title and labels to explain your own scale.
The actual template editor. Choose a destination below a cover, or drag it into a row. Export and share your ranking
“Download PNG” becomes available after you rank a game. Only ranked cards appear in the result. This example demonstrates the export; the placements are not an official rating or recommendation.
A real PNG export from the editor. Leave unplayed games in the pool.
Your taste, in three steps
Add games, move them into tiers, then export. Your title and labels are yours to change; there are no official scores.
Questions about personal game tier lists
Can I change the number and names of tiers?
Yes. Add or remove empty tiers, change their order and colors, and edit every label. The ranking expresses your own preferences.
Wikidata (CC0) · Choose the game and version. Year and platform help distinguish similar titles.
Build a Fire Emblem games tier list around your own experience
Decide whether you are ranking tactical combat, the story, characters, or the whole experience. Difficulty and play style can change how a game feels: mention Classic or Casual mode, difficulty and route in your caption if they matter to your ranking. The starting S–D labels are editable. They are not review scores or a community vote.
Why are the Fates routes separate?
Birthright, Conquest and Revelation have different campaigns, so each has its own card. Revelation is a DLC route, not a standalone boxed release; its card uses an official route screenshot. Three Houses and Three Hopes are also different games: Three Hopes belongs to the Warriors spin-off group.
Originals, remakes and regional names
The 1990 Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light and the 2008 Shadow Dragon remake stay separate. The same applies to Gaiden and Echoes, and Mystery of the Emblem and New Mystery. The Blazing Blade is the GBA game released simply as Fire Emblem in the West.
Leave unplayed games unranked
Not having played a game is not a negative review. Leave it in the pool, or remove its card. Multiple games can share a tier. Drag within a row to reorder them, or use the card’s editing controls. You decide whether left-to-right order means anything.
What is included, and what can I add?
This template covers selected console and handheld games plus the two Warriors spin-offs. Mobile games such as Heroes and Shadows, crossovers such as Tokyo Mirage Sessions, and additional DLC campaigns are not preloaded. Open “Add more games” to search for another title, or add a manual card with an image you may use. “Restore missing starter games” restores missing cards without replacing your title or existing placements.
View all 22 starter cards
- Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light — 1990, Famicom
- Fire Emblem: Gaiden — 1992, Famicom
- Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem — 1994, Super Famicom
- Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War — 1996, Super Famicom
- Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 — 1999, Super Famicom
- Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade — 2002, Game Boy Advance
- Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade — 2003, Game Boy Advance
- Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones — 2004, Game Boy Advance
- Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance — 2005, GameCube
- Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn — 2007, Wii
- Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon — 2008, Nintendo DS
- Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem — 2010, Nintendo DS
- Fire Emblem: Awakening — 2012, Nintendo 3DS
- Fire Emblem: Fates: Birthright — 2015, Nintendo 3DS
- Fire Emblem: Fates: Conquest — 2015, Nintendo 3DS
- Fire Emblem: Fates: Revelation — 2015, Nintendo 3DS · DLC route
- Fire Emblem: Echoes: Shadows of Valentia — 2017, Nintendo 3DS
- Fire Emblem: Three Houses — 2019, Nintendo Switch
- Fire Emblem: Engage — 2023, Nintendo Switch
- Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave — 2026, Nintendo Switch 2
- Fire Emblem: Warriors — 2017, Nintendo Switch / New Nintendo 3DS
- Fire Emblem: Warriors: Three Hopes — 2022, Nintendo Switch
Share the picture, with the context
Download PNG and attach it to your post, or open “Share tier list” to choose a social app. Platform links do not automatically attach the picture. The website link opens this template, not your private board. Include a short note about difficulty, routes or which games you have played so friends can understand your choices.
Edition references: Nintendo’s Fire Emblem history and Fortune’s Weave. Images are game packaging or official promotional artwork from Nintendo and Libretro. Artwork belongs to its respective rights holders. ShareGameGrid is an independent fan-made tool, unaffiliated with Nintendo or Intelligent Systems.