Fire Emblem Engage focuses more on the tactical combat than the social sim elements from Three Houses, but there are still pieces of those systems. You can still increase your support levels with units and one of the ways to do that is by giving gifts to them. There is a wide range of gifts available in Fire Emblem Engage, so here is what every unit likes and dislike
Gift giving
The Flea Market changes its inventory frequently.
Most gifts do not become available in Fire Emblem Engage until Chapter 12, at which point Timerra joins your party. She runs the Flea Market on the Somniel, which primarily sells gifts. Prior to this part of the game, you will receive a few items that can be given as gifts, but these items, Spirit Gems, Horse Manure, and Pretty Pebbles, all have the same effect regardless of character.
Everyone loves Spirit Gems, everyone likes Pretty Pebbles, and everyone hates Horse Manure. The gifts sold at the Flea Market are more specific, requiring you to match them to a character's personality type. There are technically four types of responses that a character can have after receiving a gift, but for the sake of simplicity, this list is separated into strong likes and dislikes. Every playable unit is listed below, so beware of some mild spoilers.
