By Jonathan Sayers
Players will find many Lost Items while wandering Garreg Mach Monastery in Fire Emblem: Three Houses, but who could these items possibly belong to?
Players will spend a lot of their time in Fire Emblem: Three Houses wandering the halls of Garreg Mach Monastery. The time spent at the Monastery can be used to prepare for upcoming battles, take on side quests, or grow closer to any of the many charming characters in the game. One of the ways that players can strengthen their bonds with other characters in Fire Emblem: Three Houses is by returning Lost Items. Once a Lost Item has been found at a hidden place somewhere at the Monastery, it can be given to its original owner to increase their bond with the player character and raise their motivation for the next battle.
Many fans would agree that character interactions and romance are key parts of what makes Three Houses such an endearing game. Characters who share a strong Support relationship will also gain combat benefits when they are near each other in battle. Overall, it can't be denied that it's worth taking a little extra time to track down Lost Items and their owners. Doing so will reward players with entertaining dialogue and heightened bonds that add depth to both story and gameplay.
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Fire Emblem Three Houses Lost Items
One important caveat to the Lost Items system is that it's only available during Part One of the game. Once Part Two kicks off, it will no longer be possible to find Lost Items to return to various characters. Furthermore, there are different Lost Items to be found during each in-game month of the story. This handy reference guide will list every Lost Item by the month during which it can be found, its exact location within the Monastery, and the character that it should be returned to. While each Lost Item does provide a description that hints at which character it belongs to, many of them are far from obvious.
Garland Moon
The Lost Items system is unlocked during Chapter 3. Players must first complete a quest from Jeralt which involves finding and returning his Wooden Flask. Another key thing to be aware of is that Lost Items are not available for characters that the player can not recruit. For example, players will not find Claude's Leather Bow Sheathe during the Garland Moon if they are not part of the Golden Deer house.
- Wooden Flask - Second Floor Lobby - Jeralt
- Sketch of a Sigil - Second Floor Hallway - Hanneman
- Hand Drawn Map - Dining Hall Gardens - Leonie
- White Glove - Black Eagle Classroom - Edelgard
- Wooden Button - Training Grounds - Raphael
- Tattered Overcoat - Training Grounds - Caspar
- School of Sorcery Book - Dining Hall - Annette
- Leather Bow Sheath - Reception Hall - Claude
- Elegant Hair Clip - Second Floor Audience Chamber - Rhea
Blue Sea Moon
- Used Bottle of Perfume - Marketplace - Hilda
- Confessional Letter - Stables - Marianne
- Artificial Flower - North of the Knight’s Hall - Lorenz
- Bag of Tea Leaves - Black Eagles Classroom - Ferdinand
- Thunderbrand Replica - Training Grounds - Caspar
- Badge of Graduation - Training Grounds - Catherine
- Noxious Handkerchief - Training Grounds - Hubert
- Mysterious Notebook - Cathedral, Holy Mausoleum Entrance - Alois
- Wellness Herbs - Second Floor Infirmary - Manuela
- Secret Ledger - Dining Hall Gardens - Anna (DLC)
Verdant Rain Moon
- Needle and Thread - 1st Floor Dormitories, near Bernadetta’s Room - Bernadetta
- Portrait of Rhea - 2nd Floor Dormitories, Hallway - Cyril
- Feather Pillow - Dining Hall - Linhardt
- Curry Comb - Entrance Hall - Ingrid
- Encyclopedia of Sweets - Golden Deer Classroom - Lysithea
- Unused Lipstick - Reception Hall - Sylvain
- Exotic Flower - Reception Hall - Petra
- Sword Belt Fragment - Training Hall - Felix
- Art Book - Cathedral - Ignatz
- Nimbus Charm - Abyss Entrance - Constance (DLC)
- Makeup Brush - Sauna - Yuri (DLC)
Horsebow Moon
- Antique Clasp - Fishing Pond - Flayn
- Agricultural Survey - Stables - Ferdinand
- How to Be Tidy - Stables - Marianne
- Gardening Shears - Training Grounds - Dedue
- Black Leather Gloves - Training Grounds - Dimitri
- Silver Brooch - Officer’s Academy Courtyard - Dorothea
- Spotless Bandage - Golden Deer Classroom - Hilda
- Silver Necklace - Entrance Hall - Gilbert
- How to Bake Sweets - Cathedral - Mercedes
- Bundle of Herbs - Cathedral - Ashe
- Seiros Scriptures - Cathedral - Rhea
- Hammer and Chisel - Second Floor - Hanneman
Wyvern Moon
- Bundle of Dry Hemp - Marketplace - Shamir
- Jousting Almanac - Entrance Hall - Ingrid
- Black Iron Spur - Dining Hall - Felix
- Burlap Sack of Rocks - Dining Hall - Raphael
- Small Tanned Hide - Reception Hall - Petra
- Letter to Rhea - Training Grounds - Catherine
- Shiny Striated Pebble - First Floor Dormitories - Hapi (DLC)
Red Wolf Moon
- Still Life Picture - First Floor Dormitories - Bernadetta
- Well Used Hatchet - Dining Hall Gardens - Cyril
- Crude Arrowheads - Dining Hall Balcony - Leonie
- Foreign Gold Coin - Fishing Pond - Alois
- Old Map of Enbarr - Fishing Pond - Flayn
- A Treatise on Etiquette - Entrance Hall - Lorenz
- Songstress Poster - Officer’s Academy - Dorothea
- The Saints Revealed - Reception Hall - Linhardt
- Crumpled Love Letter - Knight’s Hall - Sylvain
- Unfinished Fable - Second Floor Advisory Room - Seteth
- Clean Dusting Cloth - Second Floor Infirmary - Manuela
- Fruit Preserves - Cathedral - Mercedes
- Mild Stomach Poison - Golden Deer Classroom - Claude
- Repellent Powder - Dining Hall Gardens - Constance (DLC)
Ethereal Moon
- Evil-Repelling Amulet - Fishing Pond - Ashe
- Centipede Picture - Stables - Shamir
- Big Spoon - Dining Hall - Raphael
- Princess Doll - Reception Hall - Lysithea
- Blue Stone - Golden Deer Classroom - Ignatz
- Old Cleaning Cloth - Second Floor Lobby - Cyril
- Carving Hammer - Knight’s Hall - Gilbert
- Lens Cloth - Knight’s Hall - Hanneman
- Book of Ghost Stories - Cathedral (East Side) - Mercedes
- Old Fishing Rod - Cathedral, Saint Statue Room - Seteth
- Animated Bait - Library - Linhardt
- Unfinished Score - Blue Lion Classroom - Annette
Guardian Moon
- Introduction to Magic - Fishing Pond - Alois
- Light Purple Veil - Greenhouse - Manuela
- Lovely Comb - Greenhouse - Dorothea
- Pegasus Horseshoes - Stables - Ingrid
- Weathered Cloak - Entrance Hall - Catherine
- Noseless Puppet - Knight’s Hall Entrance - Gilbert
- Iron Cooking Pot - Knight’s Hall - Dedue
- Training Logbook - Knight’s Hall - Dimitri
- Letter to the Goddess - Golden Deer Classroom - Ignatz
- Handmade Hair Clip - Golden Deer Classroom - Hilda
- Toothed Dagger - Training Grounds - Felix
- Animal Bone Dice - Training Grounds - Shamir
- Snapped Writing Quill - Second Floor Advisory Room - Seteth
- Bag of Seeds - Cathedral - Marianne
- Dusty Book of Fables - Cathedral - Flayn
- Fur Scarf - Near amiibo Gazebo - Leonie
- Board Game Piece - Entrance Hall - Claude
Pegasus Moon
- Wax Diptych - Dining Hall - Annette
- Maintenance Oil - Dining Hall - Ferdinand
- Annotated Dictionary - Dining Hall - Petra
- Grounding Charm - Dining Hall - Caspar
- Hedgehog Case - Graveyard - Bernadetta
- New Bottle of Perfume - Reception Hall - Lysithea
- Silk Handkerchief - Golden Deer Classroom - Lorenz
- The History of Sreng - Blue Lions Classroom - Sylvain
- Moon Knight’s Tale - Cathedral - Ashe
- Faded Star Chart - Second Floor Library - Rhea
- Balance Scale - Above Graveyard - Anna (DLC)
- Basket of Berries - Greenhouse - Hapi (DLC)
- Stiff Hand Wrap - Fishing Pond - Balthus (DLC)
It's plain to see that there is a huge number of Lost Items to be found. That means there are many opportunities to strengthen the relationships that the player character has with all the students and faculty at Garreg Mach Monastery. For even more chances at raising Support levels, players can also indulge in buying gifts for their favorite characters. Of course, there's also the ever-present option of bringing soldiers closer together by teaming them up during combat as the story progresses.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses is available now for Nintendo Switch.
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