I found it a bit unfortunate that the lore for Faeria, and by extension "Roguebook", has fallen by the wayside nowadays. So I've put in some effort to collate all of the narrative events that occur in Roguebook; this includes their dialogue options too!

This resource is useful for those that want:

• To experience all of the events without suffering through RNG to encounter them.
  
• To have a visual checklist of all events for completing the "Neverending Story" achievement.
  
• To have a reference for obtaining specific treasure/card rewards.

In this guide, you'll find the following sections:

• 📖 Lore
  
• 👥 Heroes
  
• 📜 Narrative Story Events
  
• 📂 Editing Game Files

If you found the guide the useful, feel free to give it a like!

Roguebook's events take place in the fantastical world of Faeria, which is Abrakam Entertainment's previous digital card game; released in 2017.

Faeria exists not as a typical planet that orbits a sun but as an expansive flat disc encircled by the body of Ouroboros, a giant snake that is currently eating its own tail.

The passing of night and day occurs due to the burning eye of Ouroboros as it circles around the disc. The lands closest to the Eye experiences summer, while the lands farthest from the Eye has their winter.

In turn, this means that the polar zones of Faeria are not located at the North and South points. Instead, they are situated in the centre of the disc as these areas are furthest from the Eye and receive less light. On the opposite end, the lands closest to Ouroboros' body experience sweltering heat.

Above and below the "discworld" of Faeria are two swirling void maelstroms created by the movement of Ouroboros. These black holes destroy everything that reaches them, including the divine energy of Faeria. Bit by bit, the world is slowly being consumed by the Giant Snake.

The ancients speak of an esteemed book of lore written since time immemorial containing all of the world's legends.

After the many fabulous adventures, that occurred in Faeria - Chronicles of Gagana (the final expansion DLC for Faeria; released in 2019), this relic was lost and forgotten inside the depths of a faeria well.

There it lingered for over a decade and through contact with this endless source of magic, the Book slowly developed both a wicked free will and mischievous personality of its own. Becoming the Roguebook!

By this time, notable characters from Faeria, like Sharra and Seifer, have grown into heroes and villains of legend in their own regard. Their thirst for finding new challenges will draw them to this powerful artifact, now known as the Roguebook.

You are trapped in the Book of Lore of Faeria, and each page represents a new challenge.

The Roguebook contains the entire history of Faeria within its pages, including every legend and story that has ever been told around the campfire. Your heroes will encounter all manner of exotic beasts, endure powerful magic, and solve challenging problems.

Every time you play, the Roguebook generates a new world for you to explore. Said to contain all available knowledge in the world, rumors are whispered that those who dare to read the Roguebook can gain omniscience and attain near god-like status.

The pages within are filled with dangerous creatures, ancient legends, and exotic lands from the world of Faeria. The Roguebook itself is a mischievous entity with its own goals and motivations. It is able to rewrite itself entirely, always with the intent of tricking and fooling those who read it - trapping them for eternity.

Heroes are your playable characters in Roguebook. There are a total of 5 playable heroes, each with their own unique mechanics and cards.

Lightning-quick, Sharra brings down her enemies before they can act.

Sharra is aggressive, relying on lightning-quick strikes to bring down her enemies before they can act. Working together with other heroes brings out the best in Sharra, making her cards cheaper and providing the defense she needs to fight in the front lines where she does the most damage.

Sorocco bulky body can shield allies from harm, or flatten his enemies.

Sorocco is versatile. His bulky body can shield allies from harm, or his powerful legs can allow him to leap into the back lines to flatten opponents that hide. When his half-ogre strength is not enough, Sorocco uses various items he gathered along his travels. His potions, flaming oil, and grenades make him a formidable fighting force.

By transforming into a demon, Seifer unleashes his rage on those unfortunate enough to stand in his way.

Seifer can call upon the many devils he has bound to his will, forcing them to fight under his command. If they fail to please him, he's not above entering the fray himself. By transforming into a frightening devil, he can unleash devastating blows and powerful magic on those unfortunate enough to stand in his way.

Aurora guides her allies, empowering them. If that proves not enough, she can call upon an army of frogs!

Aurora guides her allies, empowering them and bringing out their maximum potential. If that proves not enough, she can call upon an army of frogs to fall upon her opponents. Aurora may look fragile, but when she is in danger she can turn back time and shrug off the damage as if it were all a dream.

Mischievous, greedy, an expert with a staff… This triton has more than one trick up his sleeve!

Infamous for being an adventurer, collector, pirate captain and frog-thief, Fugoro is a mischievous creature that happens to be responsible for the current catastrophe involving the Roguebook. He carries a large backpack full of treasures & magical coins wherever he goes, and is surprisingly agile with his staff, which he uses to leave marks on enemies. His magical coins provide a variety of bonuses in combination with the magical Marks he inflicts on enemies.

Narrative story events can be encountered in the overworld by revealing & interacting with Narrative (scroll) tiles. Three of these tiles are generated in each of the three chapters (or levels), which means that every run you have the possibility of encountering 9 different story events.

In total there are 40 different unique events that you may encounter. Note that some events have specific spawn requirements, like hero composition, chapter restrictions, and map conditions. So it's possible to never encounter an event if you fail to meet the necessary requirements.

Additionally, as a bit of flavour, some events will have different dialogue text depending on both your party composition and the current hero order.

In regards to hero order, your two chosen heroes can either be "leading" or in the "back".

You can change this order at any time by:

1. Clicking on the Party icon in your toolbar.
   
2. Toggle the Star icon beside the hero name that you wish to become the leader.
   
3. The selected hero will now begin fights in the front and additionally appear as the front character when you navigate the overworld.

Generally, you have 4 different methods to reveal points of interest on the map.

1. Brushes
   
   • The default brush reveals all tiles within a 2-tile radius from your lead hero.
     
   • When you hover over the Paint Brush button, you will see both a green 2-tile radius and a number below your lead hero. The number shows the amount of explorable tiles (which excludes blocked or already explored tiles) that will be revealed if you choose to paint from your current position.
     
   • You can also gain brush pigments that temporarily boost your brush's abilities.
     
     • Explosive Pigment (Common) - Apply this pigment to your brush to reveal all spaces in a radius of 3 around yourself.
       
     • Stardust Pigment (Rare) - Apply this pigment to your brush to reveal a space and all adjacent spaces within a radius of 2.
2. Inks
   
   • Inks also allow you to paint in the map but their abilities are much more specific and narrow in range.
     
   • You have the chance of obtaining 5 different inks to use:
     
     • Precision Ink (Common) - Reveal one space anywhere on the map (comes in a stack of 3 uses).
       
     • Ink (Common) - Reveal 3 spaces in a straight line.
       
     • Noble Ink (Common) - Reveal 4 spaces in a straight line.
       
     • Imperial Ink (Rare) - Reveal 4 spaces in opposite directions.
       
     • Royal Ink (Rare) - Reveal 5 spaces in a straight line.
3. Sky Towers
   
   • Reveals (3-tile radius) the surrounding territory.
4. Runes of Sight
   
   • Comes in two different types:
     
     • Rune of Sight - Reveals a random item on the map and all adjacent tiles.
       
     • Super Rune of Sight - Reveals a random item on the map and all tiles in a 2 hex radius.

Every single narrative story has an associated ID that the game uses to identify each event. During normal gameplay, there isn't much point in knowing these IDs.

However, if you're attempting to obtain the Neverending Story achievement, which requires you to encounter all 40 story narratives, then you will need to manipulate the game files in order to successfully get the achievement to proc.

Unfortunately, this achievement has been bugged since the games release in 2021 and with no further patches on the horizon, it's unlikely you'll get the achievement in a legitimate manner. This is because some events are not properly tracked, which generally isn't an issue because you can encounter events multiple times until the game finally decides to count it.

Unless, the narrative that wasn't counted is the one-time only Aurora Unlock event. This is the event that occurs when you first unlock Aurora as a playable character. Once it's completed, it never spawns again.

As such, you either have to start a new save file or manipulate your save file.

I would recommend the latter, which is why I have included the Event IDs beside the title of each narrative for your convenience (i.e. "📜 Event ID - Story Name" becomes "📜 1 - Three Wishes").

If you're interested in how to utilise these IDs, skip to the 📂 Editing Game Files section for more info!

This shrine swirls with strange energies. Floating above the center of the altar, three orbs flicker with glimpses of wonderful possibilities. The adventurers feel a great compulsion to reach out and touch one of them.

1. Wish for Riches. (Gain 150 gold.)
   
2. Wish for Power. (Gain 2 random gems.)
   
3. Wish for Life. (Heal both heroes to full life.)

[Hero 1] touches the golden orb and it bursts like a bubble, showering gold down upon them.

[Hero 1] touches the red orb and it bursts like a bubble, showering gemstones down upon them.

[Hero 1] touches the green orb and it expands into a warm, comforting nimbus that cleanses all pain and weariness.

A strange creature catches the eye of [Hero 1] as it gallops through the wood. The heroes follow it until it stops at a pool of perfectly still water, submerging itself without a ripple. [Hero 1] looks into the water to see two shimmering reflections of the beast just under the surface.

1. Follow the Phantasm. (Copy a card in your deck.)
   
2. Turn Back.

The adventurers stare deep into their own reflections, then willingly submerge themselves into the water. They wake some time later, their minds filled with dreamlike memories of a strange and wondrous place.

Who knows what trap this creature has prepared? The adventurers decide its best to be on their way.

An exquisite looking rug lying on the side suddenly begins moving! It bends itself into undulating waves and curls, then stretches like a cat. [Hero 1] and [Hero 2] look to each other and nod, deciding to approach closer. The carpet presents itself next to their feet, invitingly.

1. [Hero 1] grabs hold of the carpet. ([Hero 1] loses 8 life. 25% chance to gain Magic Carpet.)
   
2. [Hero 2] tries to ride the carpet. ([Hero 2] loses 8 life. 25% chance to gain Magic Carpet.)
   
3. Leave.

[Hero] carefully grabs hold of the carpet. Suddenly, it bolts into the air with [Hero] hanging on for dear life!

The ground is so very far away.

1. Hold on!

The carpet bucks back and forth in its attempts to shake off [Hero]. It's like some kind of animal!

1. Keep holding! ([Hero] loses 8 life. 50% chance to gain Magic Carpet.)
   
2. Land.

The carpet seems to be slowing down, but it is no less determined to remove [Hero]. Banking sharply to the left it suddenly comes to a complete stop, almost throwing [Hero] into a tree.

1. Hold on! ([Hero] loses 8 life. 100% chance to gain Magic Carpet treasure.)
   
2. Land.

(Successful Roll)
Running out of energy, the carpet slowly drifts to the ground. Having been bested, it seems willing to follow [Hero]'s commands.

1. All aboard the magic carpet.

(Choosing to Land Early)
Taking advantage of a brief window when the carpet flies near the ground, [Hero] lets go and tumbles into an undignified pile of bruises and mud.

[Hero] shoots [other Hero] a look that seems to say: "Let's never speak of this again."

Same as Event Result 1.

In order to unlock Aurora, Mythmaker as a playable hero. You have to complete the following actions:

1. Complete one successful run.
   
2. Start a New Run+ run.
   
3. Interact with Aurora on the overworld map.
   
4. Find Aurora's Teacup treasure on the map and return it to her.

Once you do so, you will experience the following narrative event.

The ancient creature sniffs the air.

"Is that… oh… have you found my teacup?"

She brightens, filled with new energy.

1. Give Aurora her teacup.
   
2. Leave.

"Thank you, child. Will you help an old lady find her way out of here?"

[Hero 1] and [Hero 2] meet a grizzled old kobold at the back of a tavern. His number of weapons is outnumbered only by his many scars. "What you want done, boss?"

1. "We need you to take care of a problem…" (Pay 50 gold to remove a card from your deck.)
   
2. "We need you to get something for us…" (Pay 50 gold for a random treasure.)
   
3. Leave.

The kobold returns, wiping blood from his blade, an ugly grin on his face. "All done, boss."

The kobold returns with a blood splattered sack and tosses it to [Hero 1]. "There you go, boss."

The heroes come across a secluded shrine. A weeping stone woman sits quietly in a pool of her own tears. Looking at the statue, one feels a compelling urge to lay one's burdens at her feet.

1. Pray to the idol. (Transmute a card.)

As the heroes stand from their prayer, they feel a light wash over them, filling them with warmth.

The head of this massive blacksmith is a roiling torrent of flame. Its fiery visage shifts wildly into the rough shape of a face, long enough to appraise the heroes. It nods wordlessly, pointing one of its many arms to a nearby glowing forge. It seems to be offering its services.

1. Lay a weapon on the forge. (Add a second socket to a card of your choice.)
   
2. Scavenge the gem pile. (Gain a random gem.)

The hammer rings loudly with each strike. The sound seems to resonate from both inside and outside [Hero]'s head. After a few minutes of intense striking, the smith grunts in satisfaction. One of its arms reaches out, returning the item with a perfectly crafted gem socket. where once there was nothing.

[Hero 1] eyes the pile of rough hewn gems next to a pile of discarded ore. The smith nods, and carefully plucks one of the stones out with its tongs, handing it to the heroes with one of its many arms. With that, it seems to consider the service complete.

"Oi, oi!"

You like shiny? I like shiny." The dimunitive merchant beckons the heroes closer.

"We trade, yes? Fair deal." He seems to be interested particularly in gemstones.

1. Exchange your bag of gems. (Randomize all the gems in your bag.)
   
2. Buy a gem. (Pay 50 gold for a random gem.)
   
3. Offer a single gem. (Sell a gem for 50 gold.)
   
4. Leave.

"Haha, fun! Test your luck!"

The merchant happily takes all of your gems and shuffles them into a big sack, then dumps out an equal amount into a bowl. He seems to take pleasure in this game.

"Yours, take!" Good stones.

"Yes, yes! A game of chance."

"Fun!"

The merchant holds out a bag. [Hero 1] reaches inside and pulls out a random stone.

"All deals final. Goodbye!"

"Ah, shiny!"

"Deal is done. Come again."

The merchant packs its things and moves on.

The heroes come across a statue of a forgotten protector. It does not move, but its eyes seem to be fixed on whoever approaches.

1. Pray for it to be your sword. (Gain Cobalt Gargoyle treasure. Start each battle with a Cobalt Gargoyle.)
   
2. Pray for it to be your shield. (Gain Cobalt Guardian treasure. Start each battle with a Cobalt Guardian.)

As the heroes open their eyes, they notice that the small statue has perched itself upon [Hero 1]'s shoulder, eager to assist on their journey.

As the heroes open their eyes, they notice that the small statue has perched itself upon [Hero 1]'s shoulder, eager to assist on their journey.

The heroes arrive at an opulent dinner held in honor of a large ogre. He beckons them to the table, pleased to have the company. Strangely, he is sitting alone.

"Come, friends! Join me!"

1. Eat some meat. (Your heroes gain 5 max life and become Full: For your next battle, you draw one less card per turn.)
   
2. Have a drink. (Something good might happen... or something bad.)
   
3. Leave the dinner.

The heroes partake in a heaping helping of the meat. They feel satisfied, but their stomach is incredibly full.

(Gain the Full status effect.)

(Something Bad)
The adventurers have a drink, then another, and another. They find they cannot possibly keep up with the appetite of these ogres. The ogres laugh as they try, though.

By the end, the heroes become exhausted.

(Gain the Dizzy status effect.)

(Something Good)
The ogres laugh and cheer as the heroes raise a glass with them.

"To Krog!" They cheer.

The crowned ogre finishes his mug in one large gulp, then releases a deafening belch.

(Each time you drink, you get a different line of the below dialogue.)

"That one tastes like Yak!"
"Heh heh, Ya! To me!"
"Scuse me!"

1. Eat some meat.
   
2. Have a drink.
   
3. Leave the dinner.

(Successfully drinking until you succeed will result in a treasure reward.)

The eager adventurers have a drink, then another, and another. By the end of the night, they've become best friends with crowned ogre. As they leave, he slaps [Hero 1] on the back and smiles.

"Haha! I don't know why, but I like you!"

He reaches into his treasure hoard and tosses them one of his many trinkets. "Take this!"

The adventurers decide not to touch any of the food these ogres offer. Who knows where it's been?

"Fine!" Yells the crowned ogre.

"More for me!"

The adventurers stumble over the abandoned remnants of an exploratory expedition. Upon approaching, they begin having visions of a place lost to time: the ancient city of Thyria.

The Roguebook must be playing some whimsical trick on them, but they soon realize they have some control over what is happening, much like that of a lucid dream.

While exploring this otherworldly place, they discover several points of interest.

1. Visit the tower. (Raise a Skytower on a nearby random tile.)
   
2. Visit the marble quarters. (Create a visible treasure on a random tile.)
   
3. Visit the apothecary. (Build a visible Alchemist on random tile.)
   
4. Visit the armory. (Gain a Thyrian Shield.)

The adventurers climb to the top of the tower. The scene of a bustling metropolis spreads before them in every direction, greater than any city they have ever known. Where did it go? What happened to all of these people?

Suddenly, a great rumbling is felt from below. The tower is crumbling! As it falls to the ground, the heroes snap free of their vision. The ground, here is shaking as well...

The adventurers enter a vast, marble chamber that stretches as far as the eye can see. On display along the wall are thousands of treasures, artifacts, and other curiosities. This must be a museum of some kind.

Some of these items appear to be very, very old. As old to this city as the city is to them. [Hero 1] reaches out to touch one, and everything vanishes. Where did it go?

An acrid, sweet smell overwhelms the adventurers as they enter what appears to an ancient apothecary.

Flasks of sparkling glass line its shelves, some filled with strange and bubbling liquids. Most of these are unrecognizable. Could some of these recipes have been lost to time?

As [Hero 2] reaches out to grab one of the bottles, everything vanishes. The dream is over, but a smell lingers in the air.

Though empty of people, this single armory could equip an army of thousands… no… tens of thousands. The weapons and armor seem to be forged in a strange, alien manner. Surely no mortal blacksmith could have done this?

As [Hero 1] inspects one of the shields more closely, the vision disappears.

The adventurers discover the entrance of a cave, where a droning sound can be heard from inside. On closer inspection, that sound is some kind of harmonious chanting.

As they walk deeper inside, it becomes quickly apparent that there is a distant source of blue light glowing from deep within. At the end of the tunnel, they find a secretive gathering of baby luduans, deep in joyful meditation. The air is sparkling with vibrant energy. As the song of the luduans intensifies, a feeling of bliss overwhelms [Hero 1] and [Hero 2].

1. Participate in the chanting. (Add a Mote of Energy to your deck.)
   
2. Ask the luduans for help. (Create an extra Faerie Well on the map.)

The adventurers close their eyes and let the sounds wash over them. As they open their mouths to join in the chanting, they feel lifted up by an otherworldly harmony. It feels like more than sound is being manipulated here.

After a moment, they open their eyes and are back at the entrance of the cave. In [Hero 1]'s pocket, they find a lingering ball of pure energy.

The adventurers explain their plight to the young luduans, who silently nod in understanding. They look to each other and begin chanting once more.

What starts as a gentle shaking becomes a great rumbling, and soon the entire cave is resonating in frightening vibrations. As they run out of the cave, they see something rising from the ground in the distance.

The adventurers find a strange and complicated machine. The mix of robotic and organic sounds emitted by the device catches their attention.

1. Choose a card to put in the machine. (Transform the card into another random card of the same hero. Gems are destroyed.)
   
2. Leave the machine.

[Hero] steps forward and operates the strange machinery. Before long, they appear to be entranced in some kind of spell. [Hero] interfaces with the device in such a familiar manner, you would think they had been working with such technology their entire life.

As they step away, they seem slightly changed.

The adventurers decide this is better left alone.

The adventurers discover a small bottle hidden inside a piece of old cloth along the road.

How could this have gotten here?

1. Open the bottle. (Reveal all gemstones and gold piles on the map.)
   
2. Break the bottle. (Add a Broken Bottle card to your deck.)

[Hero 1] carefully uncorks the bottle, pulling out the extremely delicate parchment.

It's a very, very old map. There's something more to it, though…

It seems to indicate the precise location of all things that glitter in the sun. How is that possible?

Not trusting it, [Hero 1] picks up the bottle and smashes it against the ground. Whatever its contents were crumble to dust.

Remarkably, what's left behind would make an excellent weapon.

Before the adventurers lies a massive gateway, adorned with variously colored gems. Nearby, a mountainous, elegant dragon slumbers quietly. The adventurers quickly recognize this dragon as Orosei, guardian of the realm of Pandora - a world as full of treasure as it is dangers.

As the adventurers approach, the dragon raises one eye. It assesses the heroes, then huffs. "I am tired, and wish not to fight. Take one of my treasures and be gone. I will not offer peace again."

1. Grab the Mirror. (Gain Iona's Mirror card.)
   
2. Grab the Lamp. (Gain Djinn's Lamp card.)
   
3. Grab the Ocarina. (Gain Ocarina card.)

The mirror is like none that has ever been made before, or again. Looking into it, one can see infinite fractals of reflections, each slightly different than the other.

What magic lies within?

A shiny, golden lamp. Surely, these lamps are only the stuff of legend?

If one were to rub it, just so…

When one puts their lips to this ocarina, it is as if time itself slows down.

Anyone living in the Empire would recognize this throne room. The adventurers stand before Magda, the Queen of Meroval. She has summoned a might hero to be her champion. Only one may be granted this fate.

1. [Hero 1] steps up to the throne (Replace [base hero treasure] with [upgraded base hero treasure].)
   
2. [Hero 2] steps up to the throne (Replace [base hero treasure] with [upgraded base hero treasure].)
   
3. Decline the honor

(Sharra Chosen)
Sharra steps up to the throne. Magda lays her sword across her shoulder, and a torrent of magical energy pours forth into her blade.

"Go, my champion." speaks Magda. "Cut down the enemies of the Empire."

Sharra nods solemnly.

(Replace Sword of Destiny with Sword of Blood.)

(Sorocco Chosen)
Sorocco steps up to the throne. Magda lays her sword across his shoulder, and a torrent of magical energy pours forth into his flask, transforming the liquid within.

"Go, my champion." speaks Magda. "Bring glory to the Empire."

Sorocco blushes... "Y-yes ma'am..."

(Replace Fortifying Brew with Berserker Brew.)

(Seifer Chosen)
Seifer saunters up to the throne, smiling wickedly. After some hesitation, Magda lays her sword across his shoulder, and a torrent of magical energy pours forth into him.

"Go, my champion." speaks Magda. "Bring glory to the Empire... I beg you."

Seifer tilts his head backward. "Hahahahaha!"

Magda looks concerned.

(Replace Devil Eye with Eye of Insanity.)

(Aurora Chosen)
Aurora slowly waddles up to the throne. Magda lays her sword across her shoulder, and a torrent of magical energy pours forth into her teapot.

"Go, my champion." speaks Magda. "Bring glory to the Empire."

"Ohhh!" giggles the old turtle, "that tickled."

(Replace Aurora's Teapot with Overflowing Teapot.)

(Fugoro Chosen)
Fugoro steps up to the throne. Magda lays her sword across his shoulder, and a torrent of magical energy pours forth into his staff, transforming it into something new.

"The book..." speaks Magda. "Save us from the book..."

Fugoro bows with a flourish. "I will do my best, your highness."

(Replace Magic Staff with Golden Staff.)

Same as Option 1.

A divine effigy is kneeling before the heroes. Despite its immobility, it looks very much alive. Its soft voice rings out to the adventurers. "It has been ages since my eyes have lain upon such a spark of life. Tell me, strangers, what is it you need of me? Your wish shall become my duty."

1. Be my sword. (Add a Simulacrum of Warfare to your deck.)
   
2. Be my shield. (Add a Simulacrum of Resilience to your deck.)
   
3. Be my shadow. (Add a Simulacrum of Cunning to your deck.)
   
4. I do not require your assistance.

"So shall it be done."

"So shall it be done."

"So shall it be done."

As the heroes cross a verdant field, a young llamacorn skips up to them. Although they are initially wary, it seems like it just wants to play. Can it be trusted?

1. Pet the llamacorn. (Both heroes heal 10 life. Add a Fluffy Daydreams to your deck.)
   
2. Kick the llamacorn. (Fight the Llamacorn for the Llamacorn Horn treasure.)
   
3. Ignore it.

[Hero 1] holds out a hand tentatively. The llamacorn rubs its fluffy mane against it, being careful not to poke with its horn. Birds burst into cheerful song. A rainbow arcs its way overhead, bathing the area in light. The feeling is wonderful, and the heroes could stay here all day.

1. Pet the llamacorn.
   
2. Continue your quest.

[Hero 2] strokes the llamacorn from the tip of its head to the end of its tail. The llamacorn makes happy growling noises and exposes its belly to [Hero 2]'s ministrations.

1. Pet the llamacorn.
   
2. Continue your quest.

(Continuing to pet the llamacorn, will rotate between both dialogue texts and heal both heroes for 10 as well as add a Fluffy Daydreams to your deck each time. This can be done so infinitely.)

[Hero 2] gives the Llamacorn a swift kick in the fur! It yelps in surprise. After a brief recovery, it spits angrily at the heroes and charges forth.

1. Fight!

The llamacorn seems saddened by your refusal to play with it. Eventually, it is distracted by a butterfly and skips off to follow it.

The heroes meet an ancient Kappa sage. Having spent years meditating in solitude, he seems eager for company. He offers to teach them some of what he has learned about the mysteries of the Roguebook.

1. Ask for the secrets of wealth. (Reveal all gold piles on the map.)
   
2. Ask for the secrets of the earth. (Reveal all gemstones on the map.)
   
3. Ask for the secrets of life. (Reveal all health potions on the map.)

(All gold on the map has been revealed!)

(All gemstones on the map have been revealed!)

(All health potions on the map have been revealed!)

The heroes are ambushed by a wandering merchant. By the excited look in his eyes, he has obviously been looking for someone to do business with for quite some time. The merchant opens one of his bags and retrieves a sheet of old paper. He swears that it is the location of an amazing treasure. He holds his hand out expectantly for some gold.

1. Buy the treasure map. (Spend 30 gold to reveal a new treasure on the map.)
   
2. Leave.

The heroes spread the map open and read it carefully. Hmm… it seems the treasure is buried not too far from here.

A strange looking creature with short legs runs towards the heroes. It seems to be carrying a large amount of unusually good looking food. There have been royal banquets with a lesser selection than this! The magical scent of these exotic dishes enchant and allure the two adventurers. They feel overwhelmed by hunger.

1. Gorge yourselves. (See 10 new cards and add 8 of them to your deck.)
   
2. Eat carefully. (Draft 1 card.)

The heroes greedily devour the entire platter. It was just as divine as it looked. Regretfully, the meal eventually runs out and the heroes are forced to continue their journey.

The quest is too important to stop for long. The heroes take a few of the tastiest looking dishes to go and continue their journey.

As the heroes enter a blossoming forest glade, they find Majinata - the spirit of Everlife itself. Here is a place of neutrality and power. Majinata will deliver boons to all who visit, without fear or favour.

1. [Hero 1] steps forward and… (Choose a boon for [Hero 1].)
   
2. [Hero 2] steps forward and... (Choose a boon for [Hero 2].)

[Hero] kneels before Majinata. Then, in a clear voice:

1. Asks for healing (Full heal [Hero].)
   
   • Majinata release her magical breath upon [Hero]. Cuts and scrapes instantly fade to nothing. It seems that even old scars are erased by this rejuvenating wind.
2. Asks for long life ([Hero] gains 10 max life.)
   
   • Majinata places her right claw on [Hero] and her left on a nearby tree. She closes her eyes and concentrates. The tree begins to wither and fade, but [Hero] feels their vital energies flourish. [Hero]'s mind flashes with images of rain, sun, and wind. They discover that trees, too, have a memory all of their own.
3. Asks for her blessing ([Hero] gains Blessing of Majinata treasure.)
   
   • Majinata bends forward, cracking a tiny piece of her celestial antlers. She places it squarely between [Hero]'s eyes, and it sinks into their skin. It shall remain there as long as [Hero] lives.
4. On second thought (Choose a different hero.)

Same as Option 1.

The surroundings suddenly shift, and the heroes find themselves face to face with a gigantic beast. It sits back comfortably on its haunches, watching them silently. That mask… how can it see them with no eyes?

1. Hunt down the Predator. (Hunt down and defeat the predator to gain the Eye of the Apex gem.)
   
2. [Hero 1] Kneel. (Add a [Hero 1] Hunting Card to your deck.)
   
3. [Hero 2] Kneel. (Add a [Hero 2] Hunting Card to your deck.)
   
4. Show your belly. (Add a Hunting Treasure to your deck.)

The heroes dash forward, weapons at the ready. The creature seems to delight in this game. It dashes off into the surroundings, its powerful legs easily putting distance from itself and its pursuers.

The hunt is on.

(Tiles on the map become marked with footprints. Follow them to chase down the predator for a fight.)

[Hero] kneels in respect, bowing their head low toward the creature.

It tilts its head to the side, considering the situation. The air is tense with silence for some time.

[Hero] hears a voice in their head. Not a voice... a growl. It is communicating somehow. Images of hunting, slaying, stalking... it is sharing experiences it has known. In return, [Hero] feels it taking some of their own.

(The following dialogue changes depending on the hero.)

["It's terrifying..." says Sharra.]
(Gain Fight or Flight card.)

[Sorocco shakes his head. "Brutal..."]
(Gain Rolling Camouflage card.)

[A wicked smile creeps across Seifer's face. The creature cringes slightly, but stays composed.]
(Gain Stalk card.)

["Oh my..." gasps Aurora.]
(Gain Primal Enchantment card.)

[Fugoro laughs nervously.]
(Gain Swamp Song card.)

Satisfied, it silently lopes away. [Hero] has learning something from this exchange...

Same as Option 2.

A terrible presence invading their minds, both heroes instinctively drop to the ground. They perform the universal sign of submission - rolling on to their backs and splaying their arms wide open. They show they are no threat to this ruler of wilds.

It tilts its head and seems to quickly become uninterested. This is no quarry worth hunting.

As it lopes a way, the heroes notice a mangled pile of bones nearby. A previous victim, one not so lucky. Some sort of precious item is clenched within its torn fingers.

(Gain Mask of the Predator, Claws of the Predator, Hunting Cloak, Hunting Spear, or Hunting Scope.)

One misstep, and the heroes have slipped through some sort of tear in the pages of the Roguebook itself. Upon opening their eyes, they find themselves in an otherworldly place. Before them, an immense… yet fluffy… creature stands proudly. It is the largest yak they have ever seen. An enormous gem full of rainbows shining brightly on its chest.

Many of what seems to be its children scurry beneath its legs, seeking protection.

1. Rest below the Mother of Yaks. (Your heroes heal 20 life each.)
   
2. Reach for the Rainbow Gem. (Gain the Rainbow Gem.)

Following suit with its kin, the heroes walk carefully underneath the furry, horned colossus.

It watches carefully, but allows it. As soon as it determines they are not a threat, they are treated as another of its children.

Her fur is warm to the touch and incredibly soft. Just being in her presence is enough to rejuvenate oneself. The heroes welcome the much needed break and find a place to sleep beneath their new protector.

When they awake, she is gone.

The matron of yaks recognizes the intent of the heroes quickly. It huffs, grunting to one of its favored children.

The rainbow gem dissolves into a million points of light, which then envelopes the yak that is now galloping toward you from the herd.

This beast has become enchanted with the power of the gem, and will fight to the end.

1. Fight!

The day of judgement has come.

"How do you plead?"

1. Accept the sentence. (Pay 100 gold and remove a card from your deck.)
   
2. Flee the tribunal. (A chance to escape, with risk.)

Personal responsibility is paramount.

The heroes accept their fate with grace, and throw themselves before the mercy of the court.

After receiving their punishment, they are absolved of all crimes. If only they knew what crime it was…

This isn't right! There has been no crime committed here.

[Hero 1] and [Hero 2] make a break for it, pushing their way through the wardens and guards.

Swords pull from their sheaths, and spears push into their backs as they flee to the door.

It is a bloody mess, but they make it out of the door alive. The room behind them vanishes.

Whoever deserved that punishment, they will never know.

(Lose 10 health.)

The adventurers come upon a secluded structure ringed with a menacing red light. The path behind them fades, and the doors ahead open invitingly.

Tempted by a strange compulsion, the enter. The air inside is still and musty. Thousands upon thousands of books line the walls, bound in cloth, leather, and worse.

A terrible sense of foreboding creeps into their mind.

Could this be the fabled Forbidden Library? These books were meant to be sealed forever...

1. Explore the building. (A random hero loses 5 life. Draft a card for that hero.)
   
2. Run. (Nope.)

[Hero] pulls out one of the books. Pain and knowledge courses through their body.

Should they read another?

1. Explore the building. (A random hero loses 5 life. Draft a card for that hero.)
   
2. Run. (Nope.)

[Hero] pulls out one of the books. Pain and knowledge courses through their body.

It feels... invigorating. So many more books to see...

1. Explore the building. (A random hero loses 5 life. Draft a card for that hero.)
   
2. Run. (Nope.)

[Hero] pulls out one of the books. Pain and knowledge courses through their body.

There is a high price to pay for reading these ancient tomes.

1. Explore the building. (A random hero loses 5 life. Draft a card for that hero.)
   
2. Run. (Nope.)

(Text loops from the start; you may continue drafting cards until your hero has only 5 health left.)

(Choosing to run after taking a book.)
That is enough... this place has taken enough. It is wrong to continue reading from these tomes.

As they move past the last step, the entire building disappears behind them as if nothing was ever there.

This is a bad idea. [Hero 1] and [Hero 2] flee back through the door.

As they jump over the last step, the entire building disappears behind them as if nothing was ever there.

The Queen has summoned her most powerful subjects. She has heard of their past achievements, and would like to see how truly brave they are. They are given the privilege of choosing their battle.

One should not disappoint the Queen.

1. Accept the apprentice challenge. (Battle an easy enemy. Gain 100 gold and an ink.)
   
2. Accept the squire's challenge. (Battle a challenging foe. Gain Magda's Fan treasure.)
   
3. Accept the master's challenge. (Battle a legendary foe [Random Chapter 1 Boss]. Gain Magda's Rose treasure.)

"Very well", declares the queen.

"Let it be done."

1. Fight!

"Very well", declares the queen. Her eyebrows raise slightly.

"Good luck, champions."

1. Fight!

"Well then", declares the queen. A wry smile creeps across her face.

"Let the battle begin."

1. Fight!

A frightening ritual is underway. A ring of summoners are seeking to open a gateway into a terrible, infinite darkness.

One of them ceases their demonic chanting, taking an interest in visitors.

They hold a curved blade outward, silently asking for an offering...

1. [Hero 1] makes an offering (Reduce [Hero 1]'s maximum health by 1/3. Gain Void Stone gem.)
   
2. [Hero 2] makes an offering (Reduce [Hero 2]'s maximum health by 1/3. Gain Void Stone gem.)
   
3. Leave.

[Hero] steps forward, placing their hand on the blade.

The cultist pulls quickly, drawing a line of blood. A bone white bowl is brought forth, and the life essence is collected.

In return, they place a dark gem in the hand of [Hero], and walk away. The gateway hums with energy.

Same as Option 1.

The sky turns dark. Lightning strikes nearby. Startled the heroes fall to the ground for cover. A sudden and fierce storm has overtaken them.

Heavy, wet objects begin thudding into the earth all around. The slimy things write and flop in the mud.

Fish? Is it raining... fish?

1. Hmm... Dinner time! (Each hero heals 10 life.)
   
2. Study this strange phenomenon. (Add a Rain of Fish card to your deck with a random gem.)

When life gives you lemons, eat them.

[Hero] and Aurora spend some time gathering the fallen fish. They were not long for the world, anyway. A campfire is prepared and the heroes enjoy a healthy dinner. A welcome treat.

(Both heroes heal 10 life.)

Aurora smiles. She is familiar with such magic.

She picks a few of the fallen fish up, examining their scales closely. This storm was particularly powerful…

She has learned something new.

The sound of a humming mechanical engine catches [Hero 1]'s attention. What was once a silent valley has transformed into an Imperial encampment. This regiment appears to be conducting a training exercise.

One of the soldiers notices their presence and lays his hand on his sword.

"You there! Do you serve the Empire?"

1. Join in the training (Increase a hero's stats.)
   
2. Swear an Oath to the Emperor (Reveal the entire map. Add 2 Oath to the Emperor to your deck.)
   
3. Leave

The heroes nod, and are allowed into the encampment.

1. Strength Training. (Pay 50 gold to increase a hero's power by +1 permanently.)
   
2. Endurance Training. (Pay 50 gold to increase the max HP of a hero by 5.)
   
3. Back.

After negotiating a special fee with the captain, [Hero] slips into the ranks of the training soldiers. It is a long and brutal training session, but they feel as if they have become a bit stronger.

The heroes kneel and bow their heads.

The soldier relaxes, and welcomes them into the camp. They are escorted to the captain, who looks them over.

"You seem quite capable. Swear fealty to the Empire, and we can work together."

A small ceremony takes place, and the captain shares his knowledge of the nearby battlefield.

The heroes turn their back to the soldiers, saying not a word.

As they walk away, the bustling sounds of the army fade away as if nothing was ever there.

A thin, burning wheel spins wildly into view. It bounces and twists across the landscape, leaving a small fiery trail in its wake.

It stops momentarily before the heroes, suspended magically in the air.

1. Grab the Wheel. (Gain the Wheel of Chaos card socketed with 3 random gems.)
   
2. Spin the Wheel. (25% chance to: Gain random gem / Gain random treasure / Both heroes take 10 damage / Lose -50 gold)
   
3. Leave.

[Hero 1] studies the rotation of the wheel for a moment, then snaps their hand out to grab one of its spokes perfectly. The momentum of the spin sets them off balance, but they're able to regain control.

This should prove to be a useful tool.

Round and round it goes, where it stops - oh, it stopped there.

(Result: Gain a random gem.)
(Result: Gain a random treasure.)
(Result: Both heroes take 10 damage.)
(Result: Lose -50 gold.)

The adventurers see no reason why they should be interacting with a large, mysterious, and dangerous looking wheel surrounded by flames.

They're probably right.

A Shaytan materializes before the heroes. Perversions tainted by the light of the Ouroboros, these demons are a dangerous sort.

It smiles wickedly at them, offering them great power - at a small cost…

1. Offer part of your soul. (Decrease both heroes' max life by 10%. Pick one extra talent from a previously unlocked tier.)
   
2. Leave.

The Shaytan's mouth moves into what could be described as a smile.

"A wise choice…" it hisses.

It takes one's explicit permission to trade in souls. The heroes' blood runs cold and the air feels heavy for a moment. They feel… lighter… when it is all done.

(You may now pick an extra talent.)

The Shaytan are not to be bargained with, outside of wild desperation.

The heroes wisely ignore the creature and continue on their way.

A terrifying roar is heard from the skies above. As the heroes re-orientate themselves, Sharra recognises their surroundings as the prophesised day of the dragons.

1. Watch the vision. (Gain Dragon Spirit card.)
   
2. Fight to destroy. (Sharra loses 10 hp. Gain Garudan's Talon treasure.)
   
3. Draw them away. (Sharra gains 5 stacks of Courage for the next battle.)

This is within the Roguebook, a vision pulled from stories and not a real event. Thinking this, Sharra chooses not to intervene. Nonetheless, the sight of the burning city will not leave her mind, and she vows to be ready when the day finally comes.

Leaping through the fiery terrain, Sharra cleanly slices through Garudan's claw as he swoops too low to the ground. He lets out a deafening bellow from pain and the illusion shatters. Once more the heroes are on a grassy plain. All that remains is a ruby red claw.

Letting out a cry, Sharra announces her presence to the dragons. Recognising her as their adversary, they cease their destruction and chase her. As she runs and dodges, she eventually notices the wingbeats growing softer. Turning around the dragons are nowhere to be seen. It seems the dragons were an illusion, but Sharra's bravery was not. She feels empowered going forwards.

(Gain Fearless status effect.)

The heroes come across an ogre dance party. The nearest ogre shouts to the heroes. "A fellow ogre? Come, join in the festivities."

1. Offer them a Cookie. (Trade an Ogre Cookie card for 200 gold.)
   
2. Offer them Soup. (Trade an Ogre Soup card for 2 gems.)
   
3. Join the Dance. (For the next battle, the first card Sorocco plays each turn is free.)

With a calculating glint in his eye Sorocco tells them that while he does not have time to dance, he does have some amazing traditional ogre sweets that he can sell them at a bargain price. The heroes leave the ogres to their merrymaking, their coin purse clanking with each step.

Seeing his brethren, Sorocco beams with joy. He asks them to pull out a pot so he can get some soup going, and they can all enjoy a meal together. The ogres are greatly appreciative and shower the heroes in lavish gems as they drink the delicious soup.

Taking them up on the offer, Sorocco shows off his moves. The ogres laugh jovially as they dance the night away. Sorocco wakes up feeling refreshed, his feet continuing to tap a rhythm as the heroes walk.

(Gain Ogre Dance status effect.)

The heroes come across a group of kobolds, chanting as they circle a ritual blaze. They give a nod as they notice Seifer.

He is welcome to join the circle.

1. Blood for Blood. (Seifer loses 10 life, enemies start with 10 Bleed next battle.)
   
2. Blood for Knowledge. (Seifer loses 15 life for a brush.)
   
3. Blood for Riches. (Seifer loses 20 life for 200 gold.)
   
4. Leave.

Seifer steps into the circle confidently. Taking one of his blades he draws a gash along his arm and bleeds into the fire. "Let my enemies know my pain." He snarls as the fire rises to eat the crimson droplets.

(Gain Blood Song status effect.)

Seifer steps into the circle confidently. "I want the world." He snarls and reaches into the fire with his hand. He withdraws his singed paw from the fire, holding a brush in his fist.

Seifer steps into the circle confidently. Taking one of his blades he draws a gash along his arm and bleeds into the fire. "Give me wealth." He demands. The fire steams and goes out under the torrent of blood, and in the ashes are a pile of golden coins.

A shadow passes over the heroes, blocking out the sun. As the heroes look up they see the crystal dragon Celeste descending. She seems interested in the gems the heroes are carrying.

1. Infuse a card. (Fill a card with random rare gems.)
   
2. Unlock gems. (Return gems from a card to your inventory.)

Looking at the heroes, Celeste seems content with your treatment of the gems. Her eyes shine bright for a moment and the heroes feel the power of new gems infusing them.

Looking over the heroes' gems, Celeste seems unsatisfied. Her eyes shine bright for a moment and the heroes hear a *clink* as gems pop out, onto the ground.

Looking up, it is as if a mountain is moving. Birds and more are stirred from massive branches, filling the air with all manner of woodland detritus.

A voice booms forth as if the earth speaks, and it becomes clear this is no lifeless mound.

"Come," it resonates, "The times are dark. Your bark is soft. I have plenty to spare, as you see."

If the thing could smile, there was no way of knowing.

1. Gather a fallen branch. (Gain Branch of Tarum treasure.)
   
2. Gather fallen bark. (Each Hero gains 2 Defend cards. They cost 0 energy.)
   
3. Water the earth. (For the next 3 battles, block cards cost 1 less.)

[Hero 1] kneels down and gather a thick, heavy branch. It is much weightier in the hand than one would guess. They have hefted bars of metal that seemed less dense.

Could any saw hope to bite into such wood?

Looking up at the thing, the thought seems blasphemous. It shakes its head, catapulting a flock of irritated but colorful birds into the air. "No blade of this age, I'm pleased to say."

How had it read their mind? Before they can ask, the vision is gone. A lifeless mountain remains.

[Hero 1] kneels down and gathers an armful of thick, scaled bark. The bundle is much weightier than one would guess. They have hefted bars of metal that seemed less dense.

Could any saw hope to bite into such wood?

Looking up at the thing, the thought seems blasphemous. It shakes its head, catapulting a flock of irritated but colorful birds into the air. "No blade of this age, I'm pleased to say."

How had it read their mind? Before they can ask, the vision is gone. A lifeless mountain remains.

[Hero 2] shakes their head and pulls a waterskin from their pack. They know this god-like creature to be Tarum himself, and the old rituals bound to him.

"You honor us, ancient one." [Hero 2] speaks as they pour half of their water to the ground. "We offer a drink for safe passage."

The massive things creaks and groans, nodding. "The old ways are lost to most... and no gift should go unreturned."

A branch the size of a tree shadows the heroes, and they feel their skin harden.

(Gain Blessing of Tarum status effect.)

The wind picks up, and sand fills the air. A strange tower raises out of the desert here, banners flapping noisily in the gale.

A high pitched tone resonates from the top of the structure, where it seems shaped to harness the flow of the wind in a very precise manner. There is an energy about it. The air feels charged like a battery.

A caretaker speaks from its marbled steps. "Grains of sand. Do you fly forward, or back?"

1. We fly forward. (Travel to the next chapter and rejuvenate.)
   
2. We fly back. (Travel to another random narrative.)

Stepping into the tower, a powerful cyclone builds up around the heroes. The sound of the buffeting winds is deafening.

Just as it feels the pressure is overwhelming, the dust settles and the heroes find themselves somewhere completely new.

Same as Option 1.

A strange green casing dangles from a nearby tree. A chrysalis perhaps, but one so large?

Something pulses from within. As they watch a moth lands on its skin. Slowly and silently, it disappears within.

What danger will be birthed from such a womb?

1. Carefully take the Chrysalis. (Start with a Chrysalis ally each battle.)
   
2. Burn the Chrysalis (Gain Whelp Skull treasure.)

[Hero 1] gingerly approaches the hanging chrysalis. With a sharp knife, they cut it free from the branch above.

It quivers slightly. [Hero 1] notices that some of their rations have been taken out of their pack. They watch as the food is slowly pulled inside of the object.

Maybe this was a bad idea...

(The Chrysalis will dissolve a card in your hand at the start of each battle. In Chapter 3, it will hatch into a Dragonling ally, with 10 attack and one extra card draw.)

The Chrysalis hatched... into a dragon!

There is something wrong inside. If not wrong, certainly dangerous.

It is a cruel nature that has created such a thing. Though no pleasure is taken in it, [Hero 1] lights a blaze underneath the object. As it smolders into ash, it becomes clear what beast was inside.

Sombrely, they pick up its skull and place it into their pack. What's done is done.

(If Seifer is in the party.)
Before [Hero] can react, Seifer cuts the chrysalis down to the ground with wicked precision.

He grins hungrily, licking his lips. Kneeling, he lays his infernal palm across the pulsing object. Ripples of flame lick outward, and before long there is a raging inferno over what was once a living thing.

"Delicious..." he murmurs as he returns to his feet. He walks away without a thought.

[Hero] frowns, and sombrely collects what remains of its contents.

A figure is seen in the desert, moving extremely fast. He stops briefly in front of the heroes, and introduces himself as a student of Khalim.

"Greetings, stone feet. Would you race?"

1. Attempt to Race. (Gain Flash Wind card.)
   
2. Ask to train. (Gain Khalim's Boots treasure.)

The race is over before it began. Before the heroes can take three steps, the figure has vanished beyond the bend in a cloud of dust.

Around the corner, they find him resting in the shade of a large tree. He seems concerned.

"Your life is in danger at such a pace. I feel obligated to at least give you some chance."

In silence, he draws a series of symbols in the sand. Simply attempting to read them causes the nearby winds to stir.

"Train?" he scoffs. "I have seen younglings more promising than you."

After some time… he considers.

"Yet, I worry for your safety. These lands are dangerous and I cannot have your deaths on my conscience. Take these."

The stranger hands the heroes the very boots off of his feet. They feel lighter than is possible.

"Take those, and cause no trouble." Before the heroes can answer, he is gone.

Roguebook's game files are fairly accessible and parseable without any specific applications. They can be opened with any text editor (i.e. Notepad).

Generally, there are two relevant files you'll want to access:

Which is located at the following filepath:

And...

Which is located at the following filepath:

Note that the run.json is only generated when you have a current run in progress. This folder gets deleted every time you finish a run.

For a detailed explanation of how to edit the values in these files, check out the Steam guide linked below by @Devine.
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2794738097
Archive Link[web.archive.org]

Additionally, a helpful resource is to extract the card ID list for every single card, treasure, etc. from the game files. If you navigate to the following filepath:

You will find both a card.json and card.xlsm file, either file can be used to identify specific IDs for the items you'd like to edit in.

By accessing the achievements_progression.json file, we can manually set any of the tracking values for each achievement.

For a detailed walkthrough, please check out the Steam guide created by @Mackhdo.
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2846617252
Archive Link[web.archive.org]

The run.json file that's generated for every ongoing run allows us to manipulate our run in a variety of ways. From giving ourselves specific cards/treasures or infinite gold.

However, relevant to narrative hunting, we also have the ability to force certain events to spawn. Of course, it's simpler to just use the previous method of editing your save progression to obtain the achievement. This method is really for those that wish to personally experience the narratives themselves but don't wish to deal with the RNG of spawning them.

If we open the run.json in a text editor, like Notepad. We can locate the following line of code:
This line records the IDs for any events that you've encountered during a run. The game uses this to prevent an already encountered event from being encountered again.

For instance, if we encountered the Three Wishes and Llamacorn event, the code would update with the following values:
This means that if we enter in the IDs of events that we don't wish to encounter, they will never be included in the possible spawn pool for narratives.

Unfortunately, we do have to rely on this process of elimination as opposed to being able to directly spawn a specific event because events are generated once you interact with the scroll tiles; not before.

So, if we want to force a specific event, we need to:

1. Start a run.
   
2. Exit the run.
   
3. Open the run.json file.
   
4. Add the IDs of events that we don't wish to encounter.
   
5. Return to the run.

However, we need to keep in mind that specific events have additional restrictions that govern their spawn. For instance, some events are hero-specific, like the Blood Song event, which requires Seifer to be in your party.

Thus, if you attempt to force the Blood Song event without Seifer in your party, the game will not generate any narrative at all. This is because it has no possible events to pull from. Any events have either been "encountered already" or there are unmet requirements (i.e. Seifer is not in the party).

Furthermore, chapter restrictions (i.e. Llamacorn is Chapter 2-only) or state limitations (i.e. Soul Pact requires your party to have at least 2 rows of talents unlocked due to its event content) have to be kept in mind as well.

• 2025-01-25
  
  • Spelling.
• 2025-01-27
  
  • Added the icons and description for various status effects you may gain from events.
• 2025-02-06
  
  • Added the specific reward items for Time of Legends and Apex Predator events.