How to read this wiki’s numbers

A versioned catalogue

This reference follows the game’s actual items, work and market rules. The About page shows its content version and update date. The wiki describes those rules; it does not connect to your saved character or read your current shelves.

Use the item’s name and description to distinguish similar goods. Separate variants can have different ingredients, equip requirements or effects even when their illustrations resemble one another.

Base values and chance

Base intervals, prices, rewards, XP, equipment bonuses and drop definitions are labelled as such. A weighted draw gives a share of that draw’s table, often behind a separate event chance; it is not always an independent probability on every action.

Mastery, equipment, preserved ingredients, outcome shifts, target defenses, world state and modifiers can change actual results. The in-game quote is the authority for your present character.

Planning with cross-references

Sources and uses link items to recipes, shops, crops, containers, encounter routes, techniques and chapter costs. A conditional source does not guarantee a drop or bypass its unlocks.

Some items come from event rewards, the civic trader or mastery discoveries instead of a direct repeatable recipe. Where there is no direct ordinary source, the page says so; it does not invent a vendor or a drop rate.

Artwork represents a family

Item illustrations identify a physical family: for example a ticket, a billet, a pair of gloves or a rifle. Related grades and variants intentionally share artwork. The illustration is not evidence that two records are the same item; read the name, requirements and description. Neutral-toned stock art is still a family representation, not a promise of a unique painting for every catalogue entry.