In-game Handbook

You can select entities by left clicking or dragging.
When an entity is selected, the entity summary panel appears at the bottom left, where you can check various effects currently applied to the unit.

You can also access 'Inventory', 'Skills', and 'Status' through the entity summary panel.

<Hotkeys>
- Inventory (I)
- Skills (K)
- Status (U)

Allied units can be quickly selected with hotkeys. Holding Shift while selecting adds to the current selection.

<Hotkeys>
- Select all units (Tab)
- Select individual units (1~9)

You can use tabs such as 'Inventory' even while multiple units are selected. Use the 'Tab' key to select all units and compare their information.

Left clicking empty space clears the current selection.

TIP: While an entity is selected, the 'Construction Menu' is hidden. Clear the selection first to begin construction.

This value shows how full a unit is. When Hunger drops below a certain level, the unit will automatically seek out and eat food, and hunger negatively affects Mood.

When Hunger reaches 0, the unit enters Severely Hungry and Near Death, becoming unconscious and impossible to control.
At that point, another unit must feed them until Hunger is restored above a certain level for them to recover.

If the unit does not regain consciousness before Near Death expires, they will die permanently.

TIP: Bad tasting food can reduce an expedition member's Mood, so be careful.

Near Death is an effect indicating that a unit is in imminent danger of death. If the unit does not regain consciousness before Near Death expires, it will die permanently.

A unit in the Near Death state can be rescued by an allied unit using Aid Kit. Alternatively, you can carry the unit on another unit's back, bring them back to the settlement, and rescue them through surgery at the Operating Table.

A rescued unit retains Near Death Aftereffect for a certain time. If the unit enters Near Death again while under this effect, it will die instantly.

The body of an expedition member who dies in the settlement will remain where it is. Until the body is properly buried, that expedition member will continue to occupy population.
There are two ways to handle burial.

<Grave Funeral>
If you build an empty grave, another expedition member can bury the body. This is the most common funeral method and one expedition members can accept.

<Corpse Disposal>
While carrying the body, right-click the Settlement Portal to interact with it and dispose of the body. This is considered an insulting act by expedition members.

You can construct a Goddess Statue through the construction menu. Units with max experience can Level Up by interacting with the statue.

To Level Up, you may choose one of three offerings for Consecration.
The greater the offering, the greater the bonus to your stat increase.

The resulting stats and inscription are not applied immediately. You must choose one inscription and press Confirm to finalize the Level Up.
If you're not satisfied, you can retry.

However, previous offerings are not returned, and each Level Up can only be done once, so make your decision carefully.

TIP: High level units expect better Mood fulfillment.
If you're not ready to meet their needs, consider delaying the Level Up.

Numbers representing a unit's abilities. Each major stat corresponds to the following abilities:

Strength
This major stat proportionally increases maximum weight, physical attack power, mining proficiency, and logging proficiency.

Constitution
This major stat proportionally increases maximum health and physical resistance (slashing/blunt/piercing).

Will
This major stat proportionally increases maximum energy, status effect resistance (bleeding/poison/stun/root/disarm), and taming proficiency.

Intelligence
This major stat proportionally increases magic attack power, magic resistance (fire/water/nature), research proficiency, and medical proficiency.

Agility
This major stat proportionally increases movement speed, evasion chance, and crafting proficiency.

Perception
This major stat proportionally increases physical critical chance, melee hit chance, ranged hit chance, farming proficiency, and cooking proficiency.

Traits represent a unit's origin, disposition, physical characteristics, growth history, and other defining elements, and can be checked in the character window. Traits can be gained or lost in various ways, and each trait affects stats, behavior, status, combat performance, and more in different ways depending on its content.

<Racial Trait>
Traits that represent the inherent characteristics of a unit's race. They are granted by default according to race and reflect that race's nature or physical differences.

<Origin Trait>
Traits that represent the background a unit has lived through. Past environment, occupation, and experiences are reflected in these traits and affect the unit's abilities or disposition.

<Personal Trait>
Traits that represent an individual unit's personality, habits, talents, weaknesses, and similar qualities. Even units of the same race or origin can have different individuality depending on their personal traits.

<Inscription Trait>
Traits gained by choosing one of the inscriptions randomly offered when leveling up. They determine the unit's growth direction, and the chosen inscription can change combat or daily-life capabilities.

<Soul Trait>
Traits obtained by using soul stones. A unit can have only one soul trait and cannot possess multiple soul traits at the same time.

Manage skills via the 'Skill' tab in the entity summary panel. Units have main and sub skill points, which can be used to learn skills.

Each skill point is earned by Level Up.

Main skill trees are displayed at the top of the skill window, while Sub skill trees are listed below the divider.

Main skills require the correct type of equipment to be equipped.

Learned skills can be added to quick slots by right clicking in the 'Skill' window or you can just drag the skill icon to quickslot. While the unit is selected, click skills in the 'Command Panel' or use hotkeys to activate them.

<HotKeys>
- Skill 1 (Q)
- Skill 2 (E)
- Skill 3 (R)
- Skill 4 (T)

TIP : A level 1 unit has enough SP to learn one active and one passive skill. Skills are essential, make sure to learn and use them effectively!

Select a unit and interact with the settlement portal to plan an expedition. Choose the destination, participants, and items.
Up to four members can join expedition.

Units gain the Dungeon Stay Effects based on how long they remain in the Dungeon. This effect corrupts their mind and lowers their Mood.

Also, monsters may respawn or patrol the area over time, so avoid staying in the Dungeon for too long.

The settlement contains no resources other than twisted trees. To gather resources, you must explore the dungeons.

Caution: If this is your first expedition, the second floor is extremely difficult. It's strongly recommended to follow the main objectives first.

Each floor contains a Dungeon Portal. You must find the path that leads to it.

Through the Dungeon Portal, you can descend to deeper floors or return to your settlement.
The deeper the floor, the greater the danger.

When interacting with the portal, any units outside the portal room will be marked missing and counted as dead.
You cannot interact with portals during combat, so please be careful.

TIP: The game auto saves whenever the map changes.
If free saving is disabled, a single save slot will be overwritten.
By default, the free save option is turned off when starting a new game, so pay close attention to your save timing.

Building your base and preparing for expeditions requires a large amount of resources. You can gather resources from gatherable structures found on the map.

Click the 'Gather' button at the bottom right or press the Z key to activate Gather Mode. While Gather Mode is active, left click or drag the targets you want to gather from to assign them.

Unless there is a special reason not to, expedition members will automatically carry out the orders you give.

If you want to cancel assigned orders, click the 'Cancel' button at the bottom right or press the X key to activate Cancel Mode.

Rooms that meet certain conditions-such as size, the number and quality of placed structures, and the quality of walls and floors-will be classified as specific room types like Normal Private Room.

The better the room, the higher the required quality of its walls and furnishings.
As your settlement expands, try creating various rooms such as workshops, dining halls, and temples.

At any time, you can check all available room types in the 'Room List' section of the Game Guide.

TIP: To qualify as an indoor space, the area must be fully enclosed by walls and doors, including corners.
Additionally, wall quality requirements include corners, while floor quality requirements are determined based on the tiles inside the enclosed walls.

Poor Private Room,
Mediocre Private Room
Normal Private Room
Decent Private Room

Poor Shared Room
Mediocre Shared Room
Normal Shared Room
Decent Shared Room

Poor Temple,
Mediocre Temple,
Normal Temple,
Decent Temple,

Poor Workshop,
Mediocre Workshop,
Normal Workshop,
Decent Workshop,

Poor Dining Room,
Mediocre Dining Room,
Normal Dining Room,
Decent Dining Room,

Poor Arcane Workshop,
Mediocre Arcane Workshop,
Normal Arcane Workshop,
Decent Arcane Workshop,

Poor Research Lab,
Mediocre Research Lab,
Normal Research Lab,
Decent Research Lab,

Poor Recreation Room,
Mediocre Recreation Room,
Normal Recreation Room,
Decent Recreation Room,


Merchant Chamber

When selecting a crafting structure, open 'Task Planner' in the entity summary, choose an item and quantity, then press 'Add Task' to add it to the crafting queue.

In the crafting queue, tasks can be repeated a set number of times, until a target quantity is reached, or indefinitely depending on the selected option.
Units prioritize available tasks from the top of the queue.

Units only recognize items in their own inventory, storage, or on the ground as valid materials. Items carried by other units cannot be used.

"The eyelids are heavier than a thousand weights, for no strongman can lift them..."
- Girim, Guild Scribe

Bedrooms where expedition members can stay and sleep are essential to their recovery.

Private Room

Sharing a bedroom with others can make expedition members feel that their personal space is being invaded.
To provide the highest-quality sleep, it is best not to place two or more beds in the same room.

Poor Private Room
Mediocre Private Room
Normal Private Room
Decent Private Room

Shared Room

When resources or space are limited, expedition members may have to sleep together in one place.
It may not provide a large mood increase, but it can still be strategically necessary.

Poor Shared Room
Mediocre Shared Room
Normal Shared Room
Decent Shared Room

"Humanity's longing for the sacred stood steadfast even amid the splendor of the Elos Empire, which acted as though no gods existed."
- Miguel, City Hall Secretary

Temple

Faith in the Goddess, spread widely across the continent, became one of the foundations that sustained the hearts and lives of countless people after the Catastrophe.
The instinctive human sense of the sacred resonates with statues of the Goddess through magic stones, dramatically enhancing an individual's abilities. This phenomenon is known as Consecration.
The taller and more majestic the facility appears, the greater the spiritual and physical growth it can produce with fewer magic stones. This makes decorating the temple especially important.

Poor Temple
Mediocre Temple
Normal Temple
Decent Temple

"Muscles strike iron, iron strikes wood, and wood holds fast to magic stones.
Everything in the workshop is entwined like grapevines. Human sweat and fruit mingle and ferment, crafting the sweetest thing the world will ever taste."
- Brecht, Dwarven Jeweler

A workshop requires many different tools, but the morale of expedition members working in a good environment is also an important resource.

Workshop

Filled with noise, sawdust, and ceaseless hammering, workshops supply countless things that keep a settlement alive.
Crafting tools by hand and judging the quality of what has been made are human responsibilities. Places that denied this have now vanished into history.

Poor Workshop
Mediocre Workshop
Normal Workshop
Decent Workshop

Magic Workshop

Crafting magical tools is separate from ordinary work. Handling minute traces of magic and overcoming the challenges of crafting itself require a different set of delicate tools.

Poor Arcane Workshop
Mediocre Arcane Workshop
Normal Arcane Workshop
Decent Arcane Workshop