Combat Arts spend weapon durability, Blaze Arts spend hero HP, and Fortuna's Blessing can rewind a tactical action.
Fortune's Weave makes three costs easy to separate: Combat Arts consume weapon durability, Blaze Arts consume a hero's HP, and Fortuna's Blessing rewinds an action. They solve different tactical problems and should not be described as one shared magic meter.
Combat Arts trade long-term weapon life for a stronger or specialized move. Blaze Arts ask the hero to risk health for power. Fortuna's Blessing is the correction tool when a move exposes a unit or produces an unwanted result. Nintendo has not provided enough public numbers to rank every art by damage efficiency.
Positioning remains fundamental. Weapon reach, neighboring allies, enemy threat areas, and turn order determine whether an art is useful or reckless. The revealed mechanics suggest resource tradeoffs, not a universal instruction to spend HP or durability as soon as possible.
This is a rules explanation based on Nintendo's Direct. Exact uses per battle, difficulty restrictions, recharge behavior, skill inheritance, and optimal combinations need the retail game and should be versioned when published.
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What does Fortuna's Blessing do?
Nintendo describes it as a way to rewind a tactical action, giving the player a chance to revise a decision.
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