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The Birth of Steve is now **Remnants: Roguelite Dungeons**. The campaign stays as its prologue, and the Fractured Archive becomes a repeatable endgame. Full notes: [`patchnotes/1.0.0.md`](https://github.com/MeherBenSalem/The-Birth-Of-Steve/blob/main/patchnotes/1.0.0.md). ### Remember or Forget - **Memory Keys** (tier 1 to 20) open Expeditions from any Waystone or the Curator Gateway. Each tier adds 10% enemy health and 5% damage. - **Eight Distortions** add Heat for better rewards: Fortified, Tyrannical, Bolstering, Volatile, Haunted, Frailty, Hourglass and Amnesia. - **Remember or Forget** at every gateway: bank your Recollection (Renown, Relics and a better key, multiplied by Momentum) or vote to go deeper for +0.25 Momentum. Failing a run loses everything unbanked. - **Recollections**: use a key inside any vanilla or modded structure for an Expedition seeded from it, once per structure. ### Progression - **The Archive Codex** (N or `/codex`): Renown levels 1 to 30, sixteen Insights with free respec, a Bestiary, personal records, the server's Hall of Records and a Weekly Recollection. - **Relics**: generated vanilla weapons and armor in six rarities with rolled affixes and four Remnant signatures. Rare finds raise a beam, Epic ones are announced. - **Parties**: `/party` with up to four players, party frames, and shared Expeditions. ### Also - Expedition HUD, an Expeditions advancement tab, 27 new sounds, a new icon set and logo, and `/expedition reroll` plus a Rewrite Draft button for Second Draft. - **Minecraft 26.3** support (Fabric and NeoForge). - Archive creatures are tagged `#remnant_mobs:never_leveled` for Remnants: RPG Mobs, and Remembering grants RPG Attribute System Valor when it is installed. ### Fixes - Fabric 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 now register the Memory loadout and Memory slot keys. - The Waystone can be crafted on 1.21.1 again (its recipe failed to parse).

The Birth of Steve is now **Remnants: Roguelite Dungeons**. The campaign stays as its prologue, and the Fractured Archive becomes a repeatable endgame. Full notes: [`patchnotes/1.0.0.md`](https://github.com/MeherBenSalem/The-Birth-Of-Steve/blob/main/patchnotes/1.0.0.md). ### Remember or Forget - **Memory Keys** (tier 1 to 20) open Expeditions from any Waystone or the Curator Gateway. Each tier adds 10% enemy health and 5% damage. - **Eight Distortions** add Heat for better rewards: Fortified, Tyrannical, Bolstering, Volatile, Haunted, Frailty, Hourglass and Amnesia. - **Remember or Forget** at every gateway: bank your Recollection (Renown, Relics and a better key, multiplied by Momentum) or vote to go deeper for +0.25 Momentum. Failing a run loses everything unbanked. - **Recollections**: use a key inside any vanilla or modded structure for an Expedition seeded from it, once per structure. ### Progression - **The Archive Codex** (N or `/codex`): Renown levels 1 to 30, sixteen Insights with free respec, a Bestiary, personal records, the server's Hall of Records and a Weekly Recollection. - **Relics**: generated vanilla weapons and armor in six rarities with rolled affixes and four Remnant signatures. Rare finds raise a beam, Epic ones are announced. - **Parties**: `/party` with up to four players, party frames, and shared Expeditions. ### Also - Expedition HUD, an Expeditions advancement tab, 27 new sounds, a new icon set and logo, and `/expedition reroll` plus a Rewrite Draft button for Second Draft. - **Minecraft 26.3** support (Fabric and NeoForge). - Archive creatures are tagged `#remnant_mobs:never_leveled` for Remnants: RPG Mobs, and Remembering grants RPG Attribute System Valor when it is installed. ### Fixes - Fabric 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 now register the Memory loadout and Memory slot keys. - The Waystone can be crafted on 1.21.1 again (its recipe failed to parse).

The Birth of Steve is now **Remnants: Roguelite Dungeons**. The campaign stays as its prologue, and the Fractured Archive becomes a repeatable endgame. Full notes: [`patchnotes/1.0.0.md`](https://github.com/MeherBenSalem/The-Birth-Of-Steve/blob/main/patchnotes/1.0.0.md). ### Remember or Forget - **Memory Keys** (tier 1 to 20) open Expeditions from any Waystone or the Curator Gateway. Each tier adds 10% enemy health and 5% damage. - **Eight Distortions** add Heat for better rewards: Fortified, Tyrannical, Bolstering, Volatile, Haunted, Frailty, Hourglass and Amnesia. - **Remember or Forget** at every gateway: bank your Recollection (Renown, Relics and a better key, multiplied by Momentum) or vote to go deeper for +0.25 Momentum. Failing a run loses everything unbanked. - **Recollections**: use a key inside any vanilla or modded structure for an Expedition seeded from it, once per structure. ### Progression - **The Archive Codex** (N or `/codex`): Renown levels 1 to 30, sixteen Insights with free respec, a Bestiary, personal records, the server's Hall of Records and a Weekly Recollection. - **Relics**: generated vanilla weapons and armor in six rarities with rolled affixes and four Remnant signatures. Rare finds raise a beam, Epic ones are announced. - **Parties**: `/party` with up to four players, party frames, and shared Expeditions. ### Also - Expedition HUD, an Expeditions advancement tab, 27 new sounds, a new icon set and logo, and `/expedition reroll` plus a Rewrite Draft button for Second Draft. - **Minecraft 26.3** support (Fabric and NeoForge). - Archive creatures are tagged `#remnant_mobs:never_leveled` for Remnants: RPG Mobs, and Remembering grants RPG Attribute System Valor when it is installed. ### Fixes - Fabric 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 now register the Memory loadout and Memory slot keys. - The Waystone can be crafted on 1.21.1 again (its recipe failed to parse).

The Birth of Steve is now **Remnants: Roguelite Dungeons**. The campaign stays as its prologue, and the Fractured Archive becomes a repeatable endgame. Full notes: [`patchnotes/1.0.0.md`](https://github.com/MeherBenSalem/The-Birth-Of-Steve/blob/main/patchnotes/1.0.0.md). ### Remember or Forget - **Memory Keys** (tier 1 to 20) open Expeditions from any Waystone or the Curator Gateway. Each tier adds 10% enemy health and 5% damage. - **Eight Distortions** add Heat for better rewards: Fortified, Tyrannical, Bolstering, Volatile, Haunted, Frailty, Hourglass and Amnesia. - **Remember or Forget** at every gateway: bank your Recollection (Renown, Relics and a better key, multiplied by Momentum) or vote to go deeper for +0.25 Momentum. Failing a run loses everything unbanked. - **Recollections**: use a key inside any vanilla or modded structure for an Expedition seeded from it, once per structure. ### Progression - **The Archive Codex** (N or `/codex`): Renown levels 1 to 30, sixteen Insights with free respec, a Bestiary, personal records, the server's Hall of Records and a Weekly Recollection. - **Relics**: generated vanilla weapons and armor in six rarities with rolled affixes and four Remnant signatures. Rare finds raise a beam, Epic ones are announced. - **Parties**: `/party` with up to four players, party frames, and shared Expeditions. ### Also - Expedition HUD, an Expeditions advancement tab, 27 new sounds, a new icon set and logo, and `/expedition reroll` plus a Rewrite Draft button for Second Draft. - **Minecraft 26.3** support (Fabric and NeoForge). - Archive creatures are tagged `#remnant_mobs:never_leveled` for Remnants: RPG Mobs, and Remembering grants RPG Attribute System Valor when it is installed. ### Fixes - Fabric 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 now register the Memory loadout and Memory slot keys. - The Waystone can be crafted on 1.21.1 again (its recipe failed to parse).

The Birth of Steve is now **Remnants: Roguelite Dungeons**. The campaign stays as its prologue, and the Fractured Archive becomes a repeatable endgame. Full notes: [`patchnotes/1.0.0.md`](https://github.com/MeherBenSalem/The-Birth-Of-Steve/blob/main/patchnotes/1.0.0.md). ### Remember or Forget - **Memory Keys** (tier 1 to 20) open Expeditions from any Waystone or the Curator Gateway. Each tier adds 10% enemy health and 5% damage. - **Eight Distortions** add Heat for better rewards: Fortified, Tyrannical, Bolstering, Volatile, Haunted, Frailty, Hourglass and Amnesia. - **Remember or Forget** at every gateway: bank your Recollection (Renown, Relics and a better key, multiplied by Momentum) or vote to go deeper for +0.25 Momentum. Failing a run loses everything unbanked. - **Recollections**: use a key inside any vanilla or modded structure for an Expedition seeded from it, once per structure. ### Progression - **The Archive Codex** (N or `/codex`): Renown levels 1 to 30, sixteen Insights with free respec, a Bestiary, personal records, the server's Hall of Records and a Weekly Recollection. - **Relics**: generated vanilla weapons and armor in six rarities with rolled affixes and four Remnant signatures. Rare finds raise a beam, Epic ones are announced. - **Parties**: `/party` with up to four players, party frames, and shared Expeditions. ### Also - Expedition HUD, an Expeditions advancement tab, 27 new sounds, a new icon set and logo, and `/expedition reroll` plus a Rewrite Draft button for Second Draft. - **Minecraft 26.3** support (Fabric and NeoForge). - Archive creatures are tagged `#remnant_mobs:never_leveled` for Remnants: RPG Mobs, and Remembering grants RPG Attribute System Valor when it is installed. ### Fixes - Fabric 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 now register the Memory loadout and Memory slot keys. - The Waystone can be crafted on 1.21.1 again (its recipe failed to parse).

The Birth of Steve is now **Remnants: Roguelite Dungeons**. The campaign stays as its prologue, and the Fractured Archive becomes a repeatable endgame. Full notes: [`patchnotes/1.0.0.md`](https://github.com/MeherBenSalem/The-Birth-Of-Steve/blob/main/patchnotes/1.0.0.md). ### Remember or Forget - **Memory Keys** (tier 1 to 20) open Expeditions from any Waystone or the Curator Gateway. Each tier adds 10% enemy health and 5% damage. - **Eight Distortions** add Heat for better rewards: Fortified, Tyrannical, Bolstering, Volatile, Haunted, Frailty, Hourglass and Amnesia. - **Remember or Forget** at every gateway: bank your Recollection (Renown, Relics and a better key, multiplied by Momentum) or vote to go deeper for +0.25 Momentum. Failing a run loses everything unbanked. - **Recollections**: use a key inside any vanilla or modded structure for an Expedition seeded from it, once per structure. ### Progression - **The Archive Codex** (N or `/codex`): Renown levels 1 to 30, sixteen Insights with free respec, a Bestiary, personal records, the server's Hall of Records and a Weekly Recollection. - **Relics**: generated vanilla weapons and armor in six rarities with rolled affixes and four Remnant signatures. Rare finds raise a beam, Epic ones are announced. - **Parties**: `/party` with up to four players, party frames, and shared Expeditions. ### Also - Expedition HUD, an Expeditions advancement tab, 27 new sounds, a new icon set and logo, and `/expedition reroll` plus a Rewrite Draft button for Second Draft. - **Minecraft 26.3** support (Fabric and NeoForge). - Archive creatures are tagged `#remnant_mobs:never_leveled` for Remnants: RPG Mobs, and Remembering grants RPG Attribute System Valor when it is installed. ### Fixes - Fabric 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 now register the Memory loadout and Memory slot keys. - The Waystone can be crafted on 1.21.1 again (its recipe failed to parse).

The Birth of Steve is now **Remnants: Roguelite Dungeons**. The campaign stays as its prologue, and the Fractured Archive becomes a repeatable endgame. Full notes: [`patchnotes/1.0.0.md`](https://github.com/MeherBenSalem/The-Birth-Of-Steve/blob/main/patchnotes/1.0.0.md). ### Remember or Forget - **Memory Keys** (tier 1 to 20) open Expeditions from any Waystone or the Curator Gateway. Each tier adds 10% enemy health and 5% damage. - **Eight Distortions** add Heat for better rewards: Fortified, Tyrannical, Bolstering, Volatile, Haunted, Frailty, Hourglass and Amnesia. - **Remember or Forget** at every gateway: bank your Recollection (Renown, Relics and a better key, multiplied by Momentum) or vote to go deeper for +0.25 Momentum. Failing a run loses everything unbanked. - **Recollections**: use a key inside any vanilla or modded structure for an Expedition seeded from it, once per structure. ### Progression - **The Archive Codex** (N or `/codex`): Renown levels 1 to 30, sixteen Insights with free respec, a Bestiary, personal records, the server's Hall of Records and a Weekly Recollection. - **Relics**: generated vanilla weapons and armor in six rarities with rolled affixes and four Remnant signatures. Rare finds raise a beam, Epic ones are announced. - **Parties**: `/party` with up to four players, party frames, and shared Expeditions. ### Also - Expedition HUD, an Expeditions advancement tab, 27 new sounds, a new icon set and logo, and `/expedition reroll` plus a Rewrite Draft button for Second Draft. - **Minecraft 26.3** support (Fabric and NeoForge). - Archive creatures are tagged `#remnant_mobs:never_leveled` for Remnants: RPG Mobs, and Remembering grants RPG Attribute System Valor when it is installed. ### Fixes - Fabric 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 now register the Memory loadout and Memory slot keys. - The Waystone can be crafted on 1.21.1 again (its recipe failed to parse).

The Birth of Steve is now **Remnants: Roguelite Dungeons**. The campaign stays as its prologue, and the Fractured Archive becomes a repeatable endgame. Full notes: [`patchnotes/1.0.0.md`](https://github.com/MeherBenSalem/The-Birth-Of-Steve/blob/main/patchnotes/1.0.0.md). ### Remember or Forget - **Memory Keys** (tier 1 to 20) open Expeditions from any Waystone or the Curator Gateway. Each tier adds 10% enemy health and 5% damage. - **Eight Distortions** add Heat for better rewards: Fortified, Tyrannical, Bolstering, Volatile, Haunted, Frailty, Hourglass and Amnesia. - **Remember or Forget** at every gateway: bank your Recollection (Renown, Relics and a better key, multiplied by Momentum) or vote to go deeper for +0.25 Momentum. Failing a run loses everything unbanked. - **Recollections**: use a key inside any vanilla or modded structure for an Expedition seeded from it, once per structure. ### Progression - **The Archive Codex** (N or `/codex`): Renown levels 1 to 30, sixteen Insights with free respec, a Bestiary, personal records, the server's Hall of Records and a Weekly Recollection. - **Relics**: generated vanilla weapons and armor in six rarities with rolled affixes and four Remnant signatures. Rare finds raise a beam, Epic ones are announced. - **Parties**: `/party` with up to four players, party frames, and shared Expeditions. ### Also - Expedition HUD, an Expeditions advancement tab, 27 new sounds, a new icon set and logo, and `/expedition reroll` plus a Rewrite Draft button for Second Draft. - **Minecraft 26.3** support (Fabric and NeoForge). - Archive creatures are tagged `#remnant_mobs:never_leveled` for Remnants: RPG Mobs, and Remembering grants RPG Attribute System Valor when it is installed. ### Fixes - Fabric 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 now register the Memory loadout and Memory slot keys. - The Waystone can be crafted on 1.21.1 again (its recipe failed to parse).

The Birth of Steve is now **Remnants: Roguelite Dungeons**. The campaign stays as its prologue, and the Fractured Archive becomes a repeatable endgame. Full notes: [`patchnotes/1.0.0.md`](https://github.com/MeherBenSalem/The-Birth-Of-Steve/blob/main/patchnotes/1.0.0.md). ### Remember or Forget - **Memory Keys** (tier 1 to 20) open Expeditions from any Waystone or the Curator Gateway. Each tier adds 10% enemy health and 5% damage. - **Eight Distortions** add Heat for better rewards: Fortified, Tyrannical, Bolstering, Volatile, Haunted, Frailty, Hourglass and Amnesia. - **Remember or Forget** at every gateway: bank your Recollection (Renown, Relics and a better key, multiplied by Momentum) or vote to go deeper for +0.25 Momentum. Failing a run loses everything unbanked. - **Recollections**: use a key inside any vanilla or modded structure for an Expedition seeded from it, once per structure. ### Progression - **The Archive Codex** (N or `/codex`): Renown levels 1 to 30, sixteen Insights with free respec, a Bestiary, personal records, the server's Hall of Records and a Weekly Recollection. - **Relics**: generated vanilla weapons and armor in six rarities with rolled affixes and four Remnant signatures. Rare finds raise a beam, Epic ones are announced. - **Parties**: `/party` with up to four players, party frames, and shared Expeditions. ### Also - Expedition HUD, an Expeditions advancement tab, 27 new sounds, a new icon set and logo, and `/expedition reroll` plus a Rewrite Draft button for Second Draft. - **Minecraft 26.3** support (Fabric and NeoForge). - Archive creatures are tagged `#remnant_mobs:never_leveled` for Remnants: RPG Mobs, and Remembering grants RPG Attribute System Valor when it is installed. ### Fixes - Fabric 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 now register the Memory loadout and Memory slot keys. - The Waystone can be crafted on 1.21.1 again (its recipe failed to parse).

The Birth of Steve is now **Remnants: Roguelite Dungeons**. The campaign stays as its prologue, and the Fractured Archive becomes a repeatable endgame. Full notes: [`patchnotes/1.0.0.md`](https://github.com/MeherBenSalem/The-Birth-Of-Steve/blob/main/patchnotes/1.0.0.md). ### Remember or Forget - **Memory Keys** (tier 1 to 20) open Expeditions from any Waystone or the Curator Gateway. Each tier adds 10% enemy health and 5% damage. - **Eight Distortions** add Heat for better rewards: Fortified, Tyrannical, Bolstering, Volatile, Haunted, Frailty, Hourglass and Amnesia. - **Remember or Forget** at every gateway: bank your Recollection (Renown, Relics and a better key, multiplied by Momentum) or vote to go deeper for +0.25 Momentum. Failing a run loses everything unbanked. - **Recollections**: use a key inside any vanilla or modded structure for an Expedition seeded from it, once per structure. ### Progression - **The Archive Codex** (N or `/codex`): Renown levels 1 to 30, sixteen Insights with free respec, a Bestiary, personal records, the server's Hall of Records and a Weekly Recollection. - **Relics**: generated vanilla weapons and armor in six rarities with rolled affixes and four Remnant signatures. Rare finds raise a beam, Epic ones are announced. - **Parties**: `/party` with up to four players, party frames, and shared Expeditions. ### Also - Expedition HUD, an Expeditions advancement tab, 27 new sounds, a new icon set and logo, and `/expedition reroll` plus a Rewrite Draft button for Second Draft. - **Minecraft 26.3** support (Fabric and NeoForge). - Archive creatures are tagged `#remnant_mobs:never_leveled` for Remnants: RPG Mobs, and Remembering grants RPG Attribute System Valor when it is installed. ### Fixes - Fabric 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 now register the Memory loadout and Memory slot keys. - The Waystone can be crafted on 1.21.1 again (its recipe failed to parse).

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Existing worlds - **Fracture Shrines now appear in already-created Overworlds.** The plan was already seed-derived and built on chunk load, but chunks that were already resident when a world first saw the mod could miss that callback. Startup now scans loaded Overworld chunks and queues any unbuilt shrine already in memory. Distant shrines still wait until you travel to them; nothing force-loads the 192–640 ring. Backup first: a shrine carves a small ruin, and the Meridian Archive is still placed only when you use the Survey Map.

### Greek GUI - **Archive and Memory UI use a shared Greek marble atlas.** Journal, quest HUD, floor intro, puzzle HUD, and Memory screens draw from panels, ornaments, and ability icon atlases instead of flat color fills and old journal sprites. - **Living Memory ability icons are atlas-backed.** Actives and artifacts sample the Greek icon sheet for a consistent bronze-on-ivory look.

### Greek GUI - **Archive and Memory UI use a shared Greek marble atlas.** Journal, quest HUD, floor intro, puzzle HUD, and Memory screens draw from panels, ornaments, and ability icon atlases instead of flat color fills and old journal sprites. - **Living Memory ability icons are atlas-backed.** Actives and artifacts sample the Greek icon sheet for a consistent bronze-on-ivory look.

### Greek GUI - **Archive and Memory UI use a shared Greek marble atlas.** Journal, quest HUD, floor intro, puzzle HUD, and Memory screens draw from panels, ornaments, and ability icon atlases instead of flat color fills and old journal sprites. - **Living Memory ability icons are atlas-backed.** Actives and artifacts sample the Greek icon sheet for a consistent bronze-on-ivory look.

### Greek GUI - **Archive and Memory UI use a shared Greek marble atlas.** Journal, quest HUD, floor intro, puzzle HUD, and Memory screens draw from panels, ornaments, and ability icon atlases instead of flat color fills and old journal sprites. - **Living Memory ability icons are atlas-backed.** Actives and artifacts sample the Greek icon sheet for a consistent bronze-on-ivory look.

### Greek GUI - **Archive and Memory UI use a shared Greek marble atlas.** Journal, quest HUD, floor intro, puzzle HUD, and Memory screens draw from panels, ornaments, and ability icon atlases instead of flat color fills and old journal sprites. - **Living Memory ability icons are atlas-backed.** Actives and artifacts sample the Greek icon sheet for a consistent bronze-on-ivory look.

### Greek GUI - **Archive and Memory UI use a shared Greek marble atlas.** Journal, quest HUD, floor intro, puzzle HUD, and Memory screens draw from panels, ornaments, and ability icon atlases instead of flat color fills and old journal sprites. - **Living Memory ability icons are atlas-backed.** Actives and artifacts sample the Greek icon sheet for a consistent bronze-on-ivory look.

### Greek GUI - **Archive and Memory UI use a shared Greek marble atlas.** Journal, quest HUD, floor intro, puzzle HUD, and Memory screens draw from panels, ornaments, and ability icon atlases instead of flat color fills and old journal sprites. - **Living Memory ability icons are atlas-backed.** Actives and artifacts sample the Greek icon sheet for a consistent bronze-on-ivory look.

### Greek GUI - **Archive and Memory UI use a shared Greek marble atlas.** Journal, quest HUD, floor intro, puzzle HUD, and Memory screens draw from panels, ornaments, and ability icon atlases instead of flat color fills and old journal sprites. - **Living Memory ability icons are atlas-backed.** Actives and artifacts sample the Greek icon sheet for a consistent bronze-on-ivory look.

### Living Memories - **Archive runs now draft a combat memory build.** Clearing rooms offers three choices; equip up to three actives and discover passives that only apply inside the Fractured Archive. - **Six actives and twelve artifacts.** Echo Lance, Recall, Parallax Step, Resonant Guard, Reconstruct, and Memory Well, plus prism, conduit, and bulwark artifacts that redirect, transfer, and rebuild cover. - **Expedition pacing.** Floor one teaches the build, later floors add sockets, Overwrite temptation, and a climax/extraction choice. Open the Memory screen from the Archivist's Journal or the new keybind.

### Living Memories - **Archive runs now draft a combat memory build.** Clearing rooms offers three choices; equip up to three actives and discover passives that only apply inside the Fractured Archive. - **Six actives and twelve artifacts.** Echo Lance, Recall, Parallax Step, Resonant Guard, Reconstruct, and Memory Well, plus prism, conduit, and bulwark artifacts that redirect, transfer, and rebuild cover. - **Expedition pacing.** Floor one teaches the build, later floors add sockets, Overwrite temptation, and a climax/extraction choice. Open the Memory screen from the Archivist's Journal or the new keybind.

### Living Memories - **Archive runs now draft a combat memory build.** Clearing rooms offers three choices; equip up to three actives and discover passives that only apply inside the Fractured Archive. - **Six actives and twelve artifacts.** Echo Lance, Recall, Parallax Step, Resonant Guard, Reconstruct, and Memory Well, plus prism, conduit, and bulwark artifacts that redirect, transfer, and rebuild cover. - **Expedition pacing.** Floor one teaches the build, later floors add sockets, Overwrite temptation, and a climax/extraction choice. Open the Memory screen from the Archivist's Journal or the new keybind.

### Living Memories - **Archive runs now draft a combat memory build.** Clearing rooms offers three choices; equip up to three actives and discover passives that only apply inside the Fractured Archive. - **Six actives and twelve artifacts.** Echo Lance, Recall, Parallax Step, Resonant Guard, Reconstruct, and Memory Well, plus prism, conduit, and bulwark artifacts that redirect, transfer, and rebuild cover. - **Expedition pacing.** Floor one teaches the build, later floors add sockets, Overwrite temptation, and a climax/extraction choice. Open the Memory screen from the Archivist's Journal or the new keybind.

### Living Memories - **Archive runs now draft a combat memory build.** Clearing rooms offers three choices; equip up to three actives and discover passives that only apply inside the Fractured Archive. - **Six actives and twelve artifacts.** Echo Lance, Recall, Parallax Step, Resonant Guard, Reconstruct, and Memory Well, plus prism, conduit, and bulwark artifacts that redirect, transfer, and rebuild cover. - **Expedition pacing.** Floor one teaches the build, later floors add sockets, Overwrite temptation, and a climax/extraction choice. Open the Memory screen from the Archivist's Journal or the new keybind.

### Living Memories - **Archive runs now draft a combat memory build.** Clearing rooms offers three choices; equip up to three actives and discover passives that only apply inside the Fractured Archive. - **Six actives and twelve artifacts.** Echo Lance, Recall, Parallax Step, Resonant Guard, Reconstruct, and Memory Well, plus prism, conduit, and bulwark artifacts that redirect, transfer, and rebuild cover. - **Expedition pacing.** Floor one teaches the build, later floors add sockets, Overwrite temptation, and a climax/extraction choice. Open the Memory screen from the Archivist's Journal or the new keybind.

### Living Memories - **Archive runs now draft a combat memory build.** Clearing rooms offers three choices; equip up to three actives and discover passives that only apply inside the Fractured Archive. - **Six actives and twelve artifacts.** Echo Lance, Recall, Parallax Step, Resonant Guard, Reconstruct, and Memory Well, plus prism, conduit, and bulwark artifacts that redirect, transfer, and rebuild cover. - **Expedition pacing.** Floor one teaches the build, later floors add sockets, Overwrite temptation, and a climax/extraction choice. Open the Memory screen from the Archivist's Journal or the new keybind.

### Living Memories - **Archive runs now draft a combat memory build.** Clearing rooms offers three choices; equip up to three actives and discover passives that only apply inside the Fractured Archive. - **Six actives and twelve artifacts.** Echo Lance, Recall, Parallax Step, Resonant Guard, Reconstruct, and Memory Well, plus prism, conduit, and bulwark artifacts that redirect, transfer, and rebuild cover. - **Expedition pacing.** Floor one teaches the build, later floors add sockets, Overwrite temptation, and a climax/extraction choice. Open the Memory screen from the Archivist's Journal or the new keybind.

### Texture refresh - **Archive floor themes have new block textures.** Catalogue, Choir, Descent, Gallery, Labyrinth, Unwritten, Vault, and Wake floors, floor sides, and walls are redrawn. - **Key campaign items have new icons.** Archive Survey Map, Cantor Sigil, Chronicle Shard, Yesterglass Lens (intact and cracked), Curator Core, Memory Plate, and Recalled Hour use refreshed item textures.

### Texture refresh - **Archive floor themes have new block textures.** Catalogue, Choir, Descent, Gallery, Labyrinth, Unwritten, Vault, and Wake floors, floor sides, and walls are redrawn. - **Key campaign items have new icons.** Archive Survey Map, Cantor Sigil, Chronicle Shard, Yesterglass Lens (intact and cracked), Curator Core, Memory Plate, and Recalled Hour use refreshed item textures.

### Texture refresh - **Archive floor themes have new block textures.** Catalogue, Choir, Descent, Gallery, Labyrinth, Unwritten, Vault, and Wake floors, floor sides, and walls are redrawn. - **Key campaign items have new icons.** Archive Survey Map, Cantor Sigil, Chronicle Shard, Yesterglass Lens (intact and cracked), Curator Core, Memory Plate, and Recalled Hour use refreshed item textures.

### Texture refresh - **Archive floor themes have new block textures.** Catalogue, Choir, Descent, Gallery, Labyrinth, Unwritten, Vault, and Wake floors, floor sides, and walls are redrawn. - **Key campaign items have new icons.** Archive Survey Map, Cantor Sigil, Chronicle Shard, Yesterglass Lens (intact and cracked), Curator Core, Memory Plate, and Recalled Hour use refreshed item textures.

### Texture refresh - **Archive floor themes have new block textures.** Catalogue, Choir, Descent, Gallery, Labyrinth, Unwritten, Vault, and Wake floors, floor sides, and walls are redrawn. - **Key campaign items have new icons.** Archive Survey Map, Cantor Sigil, Chronicle Shard, Yesterglass Lens (intact and cracked), Curator Core, Memory Plate, and Recalled Hour use refreshed item textures.

### Texture refresh - **Archive floor themes have new block textures.** Catalogue, Choir, Descent, Gallery, Labyrinth, Unwritten, Vault, and Wake floors, floor sides, and walls are redrawn. - **Key campaign items have new icons.** Archive Survey Map, Cantor Sigil, Chronicle Shard, Yesterglass Lens (intact and cracked), Curator Core, Memory Plate, and Recalled Hour use refreshed item textures.

### Texture refresh - **Archive floor themes have new block textures.** Catalogue, Choir, Descent, Gallery, Labyrinth, Unwritten, Vault, and Wake floors, floor sides, and walls are redrawn. - **Key campaign items have new icons.** Archive Survey Map, Cantor Sigil, Chronicle Shard, Yesterglass Lens (intact and cracked), Curator Core, Memory Plate, and Recalled Hour use refreshed item textures.

### Texture refresh - **Archive floor themes have new block textures.** Catalogue, Choir, Descent, Gallery, Labyrinth, Unwritten, Vault, and Wake floors, floor sides, and walls are redrawn. - **Key campaign items have new icons.** Archive Survey Map, Cantor Sigil, Chronicle Shard, Yesterglass Lens (intact and cracked), Curator Core, Memory Plate, and Recalled Hour use refreshed item textures.

### Archivist's Journal - **The Journal is now a 3D book.** It uses the former Notes Blockbench model and atlas; the flat PNG icon is gone. - **Last Archivist's Notes removed.** Fracture Coffers no longer drop a second book. Scene lore stays on Memory Plates; the Journal remains the only guide book. - Existing inventories that still hold `tbos:starter_tome` will show an unknown item after updating (no datafixer).

### Archivist's Journal - **The Journal is now a 3D book.** It uses the former Notes Blockbench model and atlas; the flat PNG icon is gone. - **Last Archivist's Notes removed.** Fracture Coffers no longer drop a second book. Scene lore stays on Memory Plates; the Journal remains the only guide book. - Existing inventories that still hold `tbos:starter_tome` will show an unknown item after updating (no datafixer).

### Archivist's Journal - **The Journal is now a 3D book.** It uses the former Notes Blockbench model and atlas; the flat PNG icon is gone. - **Last Archivist's Notes removed.** Fracture Coffers no longer drop a second book. Scene lore stays on Memory Plates; the Journal remains the only guide book. - Existing inventories that still hold `tbos:starter_tome` will show an unknown item after updating (no datafixer).

### Archivist's Journal - **The Journal is now a 3D book.** It uses the former Notes Blockbench model and atlas; the flat PNG icon is gone. - **Last Archivist's Notes removed.** Fracture Coffers no longer drop a second book. Scene lore stays on Memory Plates; the Journal remains the only guide book. - Existing inventories that still hold `tbos:starter_tome` will show an unknown item after updating (no datafixer).

### Archivist's Journal - **The Journal is now a 3D book.** It uses the former Notes Blockbench model and atlas; the flat PNG icon is gone. - **Last Archivist's Notes removed.** Fracture Coffers no longer drop a second book. Scene lore stays on Memory Plates; the Journal remains the only guide book. - Existing inventories that still hold `tbos:starter_tome` will show an unknown item after updating (no datafixer).

### Archivist's Journal - **The Journal is now a 3D book.** It uses the former Notes Blockbench model and atlas; the flat PNG icon is gone. - **Last Archivist's Notes removed.** Fracture Coffers no longer drop a second book. Scene lore stays on Memory Plates; the Journal remains the only guide book. - Existing inventories that still hold `tbos:starter_tome` will show an unknown item after updating (no datafixer).

### Archivist's Journal - **The Journal is now a 3D book.** It uses the former Notes Blockbench model and atlas; the flat PNG icon is gone. - **Last Archivist's Notes removed.** Fracture Coffers no longer drop a second book. Scene lore stays on Memory Plates; the Journal remains the only guide book. - Existing inventories that still hold `tbos:starter_tome` will show an unknown item after updating (no datafixer).

### Archivist's Journal - **The Journal is now a 3D book.** It uses the former Notes Blockbench model and atlas; the flat PNG icon is gone. - **Last Archivist's Notes removed.** Fracture Coffers no longer drop a second book. Scene lore stays on Memory Plates; the Journal remains the only guide book. - Existing inventories that still hold `tbos:starter_tome` will show an unknown item after updating (no datafixer).

### Waystones - **Waystones save a Fractured Archive floor.** Each generated floor has exactly one Waystone chamber off the start. Right-click it to leave for the Overworld without ending the run; right-click any Waystone outside to return to that floor. Generated copies cannot be broken. Crafted copies (Archive Stone, Chronicle Bronze, Lenswork Crystal) can be placed and broken in the Overworld. - **Dungeon Waystones always return to the Overworld.** Using one inside the Fractured Archive no longer teleports you to the same floor, and the run no longer yanks you back after you leave. ### The Last Curator - **The Last Curator no longer locks its core behind Memory Anchors.** Crossing 200 or 100 health seals it for three seconds, then it takes damage again. - **The Curator fight no longer kills the 26.x client** when the core is exposed or the fight moves into Revision.

### Waystones - **Waystones save a Fractured Archive floor.** Each generated floor has exactly one Waystone chamber off the start. Right-click it to leave for the Overworld without ending the run; right-click any Waystone outside to return to that floor. Generated copies cannot be broken. Crafted copies (Archive Stone, Chronicle Bronze, Lenswork Crystal) can be placed and broken in the Overworld. - **Dungeon Waystones always return to the Overworld.** Using one inside the Fractured Archive no longer teleports you to the same floor, and the run no longer yanks you back after you leave. ### The Last Curator - **The Last Curator no longer locks its core behind Memory Anchors.** Crossing 200 or 100 health seals it for three seconds, then it takes damage again. - **The Curator fight no longer kills the 26.x client** when the core is exposed or the fight moves into Revision.

### Waystones - **Waystones save a Fractured Archive floor.** Each generated floor has exactly one Waystone chamber off the start. Right-click it to leave for the Overworld without ending the run; right-click any Waystone outside to return to that floor. Generated copies cannot be broken. Crafted copies (Archive Stone, Chronicle Bronze, Lenswork Crystal) can be placed and broken in the Overworld. - **Dungeon Waystones always return to the Overworld.** Using one inside the Fractured Archive no longer teleports you to the same floor, and the run no longer yanks you back after you leave. ### The Last Curator - **The Last Curator no longer locks its core behind Memory Anchors.** Crossing 200 or 100 health seals it for three seconds, then it takes damage again. - **The Curator fight no longer kills the 26.x client** when the core is exposed or the fight moves into Revision.

### Waystones - **Waystones save a Fractured Archive floor.** Each generated floor has exactly one Waystone chamber off the start. Right-click it to leave for the Overworld without ending the run; right-click any Waystone outside to return to that floor. Generated copies cannot be broken. Crafted copies (Archive Stone, Chronicle Bronze, Lenswork Crystal) can be placed and broken in the Overworld. - **Dungeon Waystones always return to the Overworld.** Using one inside the Fractured Archive no longer teleports you to the same floor, and the run no longer yanks you back after you leave. ### The Last Curator - **The Last Curator no longer locks its core behind Memory Anchors.** Crossing 200 or 100 health seals it for three seconds, then it takes damage again. - **The Curator fight no longer kills the 26.x client** when the core is exposed or the fight moves into Revision.

### Waystones - **Waystones save a Fractured Archive floor.** Each generated floor has exactly one Waystone chamber off the start. Right-click it to leave for the Overworld without ending the run; right-click any Waystone outside to return to that floor. Generated copies cannot be broken. Crafted copies (Archive Stone, Chronicle Bronze, Lenswork Crystal) can be placed and broken in the Overworld. - **Dungeon Waystones always return to the Overworld.** Using one inside the Fractured Archive no longer teleports you to the same floor, and the run no longer yanks you back after you leave. ### The Last Curator - **The Last Curator no longer locks its core behind Memory Anchors.** Crossing 200 or 100 health seals it for three seconds, then it takes damage again. - **The Curator fight no longer kills the 26.x client** when the core is exposed or the fight moves into Revision.

### Waystones - **Waystones save a Fractured Archive floor.** Each generated floor has exactly one Waystone chamber off the start. Right-click it to leave for the Overworld without ending the run; right-click any Waystone outside to return to that floor. Generated copies cannot be broken. Crafted copies (Archive Stone, Chronicle Bronze, Lenswork Crystal) can be placed and broken in the Overworld. - **Dungeon Waystones always return to the Overworld.** Using one inside the Fractured Archive no longer teleports you to the same floor, and the run no longer yanks you back after you leave. ### The Last Curator - **The Last Curator no longer locks its core behind Memory Anchors.** Crossing 200 or 100 health seals it for three seconds, then it takes damage again. - **The Curator fight no longer kills the 26.x client** when the core is exposed or the fight moves into Revision.

### Waystones - **Waystones save a Fractured Archive floor.** Each generated floor has exactly one Waystone chamber off the start. Right-click it to leave for the Overworld without ending the run; right-click any Waystone outside to return to that floor. Generated copies cannot be broken. Crafted copies (Archive Stone, Chronicle Bronze, Lenswork Crystal) can be placed and broken in the Overworld. - **Dungeon Waystones always return to the Overworld.** Using one inside the Fractured Archive no longer teleports you to the same floor, and the run no longer yanks you back after you leave. ### The Last Curator - **The Last Curator no longer locks its core behind Memory Anchors.** Crossing 200 or 100 health seals it for three seconds, then it takes damage again. - **The Curator fight no longer kills the 26.x client** when the core is exposed or the fight moves into Revision.

### Waystones - **Waystones save a Fractured Archive floor.** Each generated floor has exactly one Waystone chamber off the start. Right-click it to leave for the Overworld without ending the run; right-click any Waystone outside to return to that floor. Generated copies cannot be broken. Crafted copies (Archive Stone, Chronicle Bronze, Lenswork Crystal) can be placed and broken in the Overworld. - **Dungeon Waystones always return to the Overworld.** Using one inside the Fractured Archive no longer teleports you to the same floor, and the run no longer yanks you back after you leave. ### The Last Curator - **The Last Curator no longer locks its core behind Memory Anchors.** Crossing 200 or 100 health seals it for three seconds, then it takes damage again. - **The Curator fight no longer kills the 26.x client** when the core is exposed or the fight moves into Revision.

### The Archive Speaks - **The Archivist's Journal now carries the last archivist's voice.** Each story step still tells you what to do; the detail pane also keeps a short recollection of why the day was filed and never closed. - **Fracture Shrines announce themselves.** The first time you reach one, an overlay names the Observatory, Curator Workshop, or Evacuation Gate. Opening its coffer speaks in the same voice, and the kit now includes the **Last Archivist's Notes**. - **The Notes are readable.** Right-click the tome found in a coffer to turn six short pages — one for each Memory Plate scene. They are not granted on join; the Journal remains the spawn item. - **Memory Plates and chamber lines are longer.** Plate tooltips hold a second sentence, the Parallax Atrium speaks on its first recall, and Hall, Choir, Meridian, and Curator begin-lines lead with voice before the how-to. - **Echoes of the Past no longer shouts debug English.** Room intros, encounter waves, cache seals, and floor title cards use the Archive lexicon, including a one-line blurb per named floor. Sleeping in the Fractured Archive is refused with a proper message.

### The Archive Speaks - **The Archivist's Journal now carries the last archivist's voice.** Each story step still tells you what to do; the detail pane also keeps a short recollection of why the day was filed and never closed. - **Fracture Shrines announce themselves.** The first time you reach one, an overlay names the Observatory, Curator Workshop, or Evacuation Gate. Opening its coffer speaks in the same voice, and the kit now includes the **Last Archivist's Notes**. - **The Notes are readable.** Right-click the tome found in a coffer to turn six short pages — one for each Memory Plate scene. They are not granted on join; the Journal remains the spawn item. - **Memory Plates and chamber lines are longer.** Plate tooltips hold a second sentence, the Parallax Atrium speaks on its first recall, and Hall, Choir, Meridian, and Curator begin-lines lead with voice before the how-to. - **Echoes of the Past no longer shouts debug English.** Room intros, encounter waves, cache seals, and floor title cards use the Archive lexicon, including a one-line blurb per named floor. Sleeping in the Fractured Archive is refused with a proper message.

### The Archive Speaks - **The Archivist's Journal now carries the last archivist's voice.** Each story step still tells you what to do; the detail pane also keeps a short recollection of why the day was filed and never closed. - **Fracture Shrines announce themselves.** The first time you reach one, an overlay names the Observatory, Curator Workshop, or Evacuation Gate. Opening its coffer speaks in the same voice, and the kit now includes the **Last Archivist's Notes**. - **The Notes are readable.** Right-click the tome found in a coffer to turn six short pages — one for each Memory Plate scene. They are not granted on join; the Journal remains the spawn item. - **Memory Plates and chamber lines are longer.** Plate tooltips hold a second sentence, the Parallax Atrium speaks on its first recall, and Hall, Choir, Meridian, and Curator begin-lines lead with voice before the how-to. - **Echoes of the Past no longer shouts debug English.** Room intros, encounter waves, cache seals, and floor title cards use the Archive lexicon, including a one-line blurb per named floor. Sleeping in the Fractured Archive is refused with a proper message.

### The Archive Speaks - **The Archivist's Journal now carries the last archivist's voice.** Each story step still tells you what to do; the detail pane also keeps a short recollection of why the day was filed and never closed. - **Fracture Shrines announce themselves.** The first time you reach one, an overlay names the Observatory, Curator Workshop, or Evacuation Gate. Opening its coffer speaks in the same voice, and the kit now includes the **Last Archivist's Notes**. - **The Notes are readable.** Right-click the tome found in a coffer to turn six short pages — one for each Memory Plate scene. They are not granted on join; the Journal remains the spawn item. - **Memory Plates and chamber lines are longer.** Plate tooltips hold a second sentence, the Parallax Atrium speaks on its first recall, and Hall, Choir, Meridian, and Curator begin-lines lead with voice before the how-to. - **Echoes of the Past no longer shouts debug English.** Room intros, encounter waves, cache seals, and floor title cards use the Archive lexicon, including a one-line blurb per named floor. Sleeping in the Fractured Archive is refused with a proper message.

### The Archive Speaks - **The Archivist's Journal now carries the last archivist's voice.** Each story step still tells you what to do; the detail pane also keeps a short recollection of why the day was filed and never closed. - **Fracture Shrines announce themselves.** The first time you reach one, an overlay names the Observatory, Curator Workshop, or Evacuation Gate. Opening its coffer speaks in the same voice, and the kit now includes the **Last Archivist's Notes**. - **The Notes are readable.** Right-click the tome found in a coffer to turn six short pages — one for each Memory Plate scene. They are not granted on join; the Journal remains the spawn item. - **Memory Plates and chamber lines are longer.** Plate tooltips hold a second sentence, the Parallax Atrium speaks on its first recall, and Hall, Choir, Meridian, and Curator begin-lines lead with voice before the how-to. - **Echoes of the Past no longer shouts debug English.** Room intros, encounter waves, cache seals, and floor title cards use the Archive lexicon, including a one-line blurb per named floor. Sleeping in the Fractured Archive is refused with a proper message.

### The Archive Speaks - **The Archivist's Journal now carries the last archivist's voice.** Each story step still tells you what to do; the detail pane also keeps a short recollection of why the day was filed and never closed. - **Fracture Shrines announce themselves.** The first time you reach one, an overlay names the Observatory, Curator Workshop, or Evacuation Gate. Opening its coffer speaks in the same voice, and the kit now includes the **Last Archivist's Notes**. - **The Notes are readable.** Right-click the tome found in a coffer to turn six short pages — one for each Memory Plate scene. They are not granted on join; the Journal remains the spawn item. - **Memory Plates and chamber lines are longer.** Plate tooltips hold a second sentence, the Parallax Atrium speaks on its first recall, and Hall, Choir, Meridian, and Curator begin-lines lead with voice before the how-to. - **Echoes of the Past no longer shouts debug English.** Room intros, encounter waves, cache seals, and floor title cards use the Archive lexicon, including a one-line blurb per named floor. Sleeping in the Fractured Archive is refused with a proper message.

### The Archive Speaks - **The Archivist's Journal now carries the last archivist's voice.** Each story step still tells you what to do; the detail pane also keeps a short recollection of why the day was filed and never closed. - **Fracture Shrines announce themselves.** The first time you reach one, an overlay names the Observatory, Curator Workshop, or Evacuation Gate. Opening its coffer speaks in the same voice, and the kit now includes the **Last Archivist's Notes**. - **The Notes are readable.** Right-click the tome found in a coffer to turn six short pages — one for each Memory Plate scene. They are not granted on join; the Journal remains the spawn item. - **Memory Plates and chamber lines are longer.** Plate tooltips hold a second sentence, the Parallax Atrium speaks on its first recall, and Hall, Choir, Meridian, and Curator begin-lines lead with voice before the how-to. - **Echoes of the Past no longer shouts debug English.** Room intros, encounter waves, cache seals, and floor title cards use the Archive lexicon, including a one-line blurb per named floor. Sleeping in the Fractured Archive is refused with a proper message.

### The Archive Speaks - **The Archivist's Journal now carries the last archivist's voice.** Each story step still tells you what to do; the detail pane also keeps a short recollection of why the day was filed and never closed. - **Fracture Shrines announce themselves.** The first time you reach one, an overlay names the Observatory, Curator Workshop, or Evacuation Gate. Opening its coffer speaks in the same voice, and the kit now includes the **Last Archivist's Notes**. - **The Notes are readable.** Right-click the tome found in a coffer to turn six short pages — one for each Memory Plate scene. They are not granted on join; the Journal remains the spawn item. - **Memory Plates and chamber lines are longer.** Plate tooltips hold a second sentence, the Parallax Atrium speaks on its first recall, and Hall, Choir, Meridian, and Curator begin-lines lead with voice before the how-to. - **Echoes of the Past no longer shouts debug English.** Room intros, encounter waves, cache seals, and floor title cards use the Archive lexicon, including a one-line blurb per named floor. Sleeping in the Fractured Archive is refused with a proper message.

### The Last Curator, rebuilt - **The Overworld campaign's final boss is now a creature of its own** rather than a reskinned iron golem. The Last Curator fights on a two-beat rhythm: it dashes to close the gap, then winds up and detonates an ember burst that ignites everything within seven blocks. The wind-up fans its wing-arms wide well before the blast lands, so the burst is dodgeable by reading the boss instead of the health bar. - **Fought outside its site, the Curator does not die the first time.** The first killing blow burns it back to half health and turns its bar red for a second, angrier pass. Inside the Hall it still follows the authored three-phase curve — the site owns that fight. - **Minotaurs now roam the Fractured Archive's chambers**, in the Elite Echoes and Ruined Guardian encounter pools. They plant themselves to swing, so the danger is being cornered by one in a corridor rather than trading hits in the open. - Added the **Starter Tome**, a new item. ### For contributors - **1.20.1's GameTest suite passes for the first time.** Four causes: 1.20.1's vanilla mock-player helper never attaches a netty channel, which Forge's login path dereferences (fixed by backporting the `EmbeddedChannel` line Mojang added later); the mock observer was a valid combat target on 1.20.1, so mobs abandoned the victim each fixture handed them; `archive_run_entry` assumed the Archive dimension was absent, which is only true on the newer targets; and `phase_geometry_round_trip` leaked the armor stand it spawns as a deliberate obstacle, which then cancelled a *neighbouring* fixture's transition on the next run. - **The GameTest world is never reset between runs.** `<version>/<loader>/run` had reached 151 MB, carrying leaked entities and site SavedData forward, and that accounted for most of what looked like flakiness. Wipe it before trusting a red 1.20.1 result. - Two `.gitignore` scoping bugs fixed: the root file ignored `/tools`, so the texture and model authoring sources were never tracked, and `1.20.1/.gitignore` ended with a bare `run` that also matched the mod's own `com/nightbeam/tbos/run` package, leaving all 16 of its files untracked. - Adding an entity is now scripted rather than hand-repeated: `tools/models/` holds the Blockbench-to-Java model generator, the legacy entity port, and the Curator swap, each idempotent and each failing loudly if an anchor stops matching. ### Minecraft 26.2 support - **The mod now runs on Minecraft 26.2 as well as 26.1.2**, on both loaders. Every release now publishes four downloads; pick the one matching your Minecraft version *and* your loader: `tbos-neoforge-26.1.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-fabric-26.1.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-neoforge-26.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-fabric-26.2-<version>.jar`. Modrinth and CurseForge list each Minecraft version as its own release, so the launcher will not offer you a jar built for the other one. - Gameplay, worldgen, loot and saved data are identical across all four builds — they are compiled from the same source. Worlds are not transferable between Minecraft versions, but that is a Minecraft limitation rather than a mod one. ### For contributors - The repository was reorganised: the mod's source now lives once under `shared/`, and each Minecraft version has its own top-level folder (`26.1.2/`, `26.2/`) holding just that target's build scripts. `gradlew build` builds every version; `gradlew -p 26.2 :fabric:runClient` drives a single one. See `docs/architecture.md`.

### The Last Curator, rebuilt - **The Overworld campaign's final boss is now a creature of its own** rather than a reskinned iron golem. The Last Curator fights on a two-beat rhythm: it dashes to close the gap, then winds up and detonates an ember burst that ignites everything within seven blocks. The wind-up fans its wing-arms wide well before the blast lands, so the burst is dodgeable by reading the boss instead of the health bar. - **Fought outside its site, the Curator does not die the first time.** The first killing blow burns it back to half health and turns its bar red for a second, angrier pass. Inside the Hall it still follows the authored three-phase curve — the site owns that fight. - **Minotaurs now roam the Fractured Archive's chambers**, in the Elite Echoes and Ruined Guardian encounter pools. They plant themselves to swing, so the danger is being cornered by one in a corridor rather than trading hits in the open. - Added the **Starter Tome**, a new item. ### For contributors - **1.20.1's GameTest suite passes for the first time.** Four causes: 1.20.1's vanilla mock-player helper never attaches a netty channel, which Forge's login path dereferences (fixed by backporting the `EmbeddedChannel` line Mojang added later); the mock observer was a valid combat target on 1.20.1, so mobs abandoned the victim each fixture handed them; `archive_run_entry` assumed the Archive dimension was absent, which is only true on the newer targets; and `phase_geometry_round_trip` leaked the armor stand it spawns as a deliberate obstacle, which then cancelled a *neighbouring* fixture's transition on the next run. - **The GameTest world is never reset between runs.** `<version>/<loader>/run` had reached 151 MB, carrying leaked entities and site SavedData forward, and that accounted for most of what looked like flakiness. Wipe it before trusting a red 1.20.1 result. - Two `.gitignore` scoping bugs fixed: the root file ignored `/tools`, so the texture and model authoring sources were never tracked, and `1.20.1/.gitignore` ended with a bare `run` that also matched the mod's own `com/nightbeam/tbos/run` package, leaving all 16 of its files untracked. - Adding an entity is now scripted rather than hand-repeated: `tools/models/` holds the Blockbench-to-Java model generator, the legacy entity port, and the Curator swap, each idempotent and each failing loudly if an anchor stops matching. ### Minecraft 26.2 support - **The mod now runs on Minecraft 26.2 as well as 26.1.2**, on both loaders. Every release now publishes four downloads; pick the one matching your Minecraft version *and* your loader: `tbos-neoforge-26.1.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-fabric-26.1.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-neoforge-26.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-fabric-26.2-<version>.jar`. Modrinth and CurseForge list each Minecraft version as its own release, so the launcher will not offer you a jar built for the other one. - Gameplay, worldgen, loot and saved data are identical across all four builds — they are compiled from the same source. Worlds are not transferable between Minecraft versions, but that is a Minecraft limitation rather than a mod one. ### For contributors - The repository was reorganised: the mod's source now lives once under `shared/`, and each Minecraft version has its own top-level folder (`26.1.2/`, `26.2/`) holding just that target's build scripts. `gradlew build` builds every version; `gradlew -p 26.2 :fabric:runClient` drives a single one. See `docs/architecture.md`.

### The Last Curator, rebuilt - **The Overworld campaign's final boss is now a creature of its own** rather than a reskinned iron golem. The Last Curator fights on a two-beat rhythm: it dashes to close the gap, then winds up and detonates an ember burst that ignites everything within seven blocks. The wind-up fans its wing-arms wide well before the blast lands, so the burst is dodgeable by reading the boss instead of the health bar. - **Fought outside its site, the Curator does not die the first time.** The first killing blow burns it back to half health and turns its bar red for a second, angrier pass. Inside the Hall it still follows the authored three-phase curve — the site owns that fight. - **Minotaurs now roam the Fractured Archive's chambers**, in the Elite Echoes and Ruined Guardian encounter pools. They plant themselves to swing, so the danger is being cornered by one in a corridor rather than trading hits in the open. - Added the **Starter Tome**, a new item. ### For contributors - **1.20.1's GameTest suite passes for the first time.** Four causes: 1.20.1's vanilla mock-player helper never attaches a netty channel, which Forge's login path dereferences (fixed by backporting the `EmbeddedChannel` line Mojang added later); the mock observer was a valid combat target on 1.20.1, so mobs abandoned the victim each fixture handed them; `archive_run_entry` assumed the Archive dimension was absent, which is only true on the newer targets; and `phase_geometry_round_trip` leaked the armor stand it spawns as a deliberate obstacle, which then cancelled a *neighbouring* fixture's transition on the next run. - **The GameTest world is never reset between runs.** `<version>/<loader>/run` had reached 151 MB, carrying leaked entities and site SavedData forward, and that accounted for most of what looked like flakiness. Wipe it before trusting a red 1.20.1 result. - Two `.gitignore` scoping bugs fixed: the root file ignored `/tools`, so the texture and model authoring sources were never tracked, and `1.20.1/.gitignore` ended with a bare `run` that also matched the mod's own `com/nightbeam/tbos/run` package, leaving all 16 of its files untracked. - Adding an entity is now scripted rather than hand-repeated: `tools/models/` holds the Blockbench-to-Java model generator, the legacy entity port, and the Curator swap, each idempotent and each failing loudly if an anchor stops matching. ### Minecraft 26.2 support - **The mod now runs on Minecraft 26.2 as well as 26.1.2**, on both loaders. Every release now publishes four downloads; pick the one matching your Minecraft version *and* your loader: `tbos-neoforge-26.1.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-fabric-26.1.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-neoforge-26.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-fabric-26.2-<version>.jar`. Modrinth and CurseForge list each Minecraft version as its own release, so the launcher will not offer you a jar built for the other one. - Gameplay, worldgen, loot and saved data are identical across all four builds — they are compiled from the same source. Worlds are not transferable between Minecraft versions, but that is a Minecraft limitation rather than a mod one. ### For contributors - The repository was reorganised: the mod's source now lives once under `shared/`, and each Minecraft version has its own top-level folder (`26.1.2/`, `26.2/`) holding just that target's build scripts. `gradlew build` builds every version; `gradlew -p 26.2 :fabric:runClient` drives a single one. See `docs/architecture.md`.

### The Last Curator, rebuilt - **The Overworld campaign's final boss is now a creature of its own** rather than a reskinned iron golem. The Last Curator fights on a two-beat rhythm: it dashes to close the gap, then winds up and detonates an ember burst that ignites everything within seven blocks. The wind-up fans its wing-arms wide well before the blast lands, so the burst is dodgeable by reading the boss instead of the health bar. - **Fought outside its site, the Curator does not die the first time.** The first killing blow burns it back to half health and turns its bar red for a second, angrier pass. Inside the Hall it still follows the authored three-phase curve — the site owns that fight. - **Minotaurs now roam the Fractured Archive's chambers**, in the Elite Echoes and Ruined Guardian encounter pools. They plant themselves to swing, so the danger is being cornered by one in a corridor rather than trading hits in the open. - Added the **Starter Tome**, a new item. ### For contributors - **1.20.1's GameTest suite passes for the first time.** Four causes: 1.20.1's vanilla mock-player helper never attaches a netty channel, which Forge's login path dereferences (fixed by backporting the `EmbeddedChannel` line Mojang added later); the mock observer was a valid combat target on 1.20.1, so mobs abandoned the victim each fixture handed them; `archive_run_entry` assumed the Archive dimension was absent, which is only true on the newer targets; and `phase_geometry_round_trip` leaked the armor stand it spawns as a deliberate obstacle, which then cancelled a *neighbouring* fixture's transition on the next run. - **The GameTest world is never reset between runs.** `<version>/<loader>/run` had reached 151 MB, carrying leaked entities and site SavedData forward, and that accounted for most of what looked like flakiness. Wipe it before trusting a red 1.20.1 result. - Two `.gitignore` scoping bugs fixed: the root file ignored `/tools`, so the texture and model authoring sources were never tracked, and `1.20.1/.gitignore` ended with a bare `run` that also matched the mod's own `com/nightbeam/tbos/run` package, leaving all 16 of its files untracked. - Adding an entity is now scripted rather than hand-repeated: `tools/models/` holds the Blockbench-to-Java model generator, the legacy entity port, and the Curator swap, each idempotent and each failing loudly if an anchor stops matching. ### Minecraft 26.2 support - **The mod now runs on Minecraft 26.2 as well as 26.1.2**, on both loaders. Every release now publishes four downloads; pick the one matching your Minecraft version *and* your loader: `tbos-neoforge-26.1.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-fabric-26.1.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-neoforge-26.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-fabric-26.2-<version>.jar`. Modrinth and CurseForge list each Minecraft version as its own release, so the launcher will not offer you a jar built for the other one. - Gameplay, worldgen, loot and saved data are identical across all four builds — they are compiled from the same source. Worlds are not transferable between Minecraft versions, but that is a Minecraft limitation rather than a mod one. ### For contributors - The repository was reorganised: the mod's source now lives once under `shared/`, and each Minecraft version has its own top-level folder (`26.1.2/`, `26.2/`) holding just that target's build scripts. `gradlew build` builds every version; `gradlew -p 26.2 :fabric:runClient` drives a single one. See `docs/architecture.md`.

### The Last Curator, rebuilt - **The Overworld campaign's final boss is now a creature of its own** rather than a reskinned iron golem. The Last Curator fights on a two-beat rhythm: it dashes to close the gap, then winds up and detonates an ember burst that ignites everything within seven blocks. The wind-up fans its wing-arms wide well before the blast lands, so the burst is dodgeable by reading the boss instead of the health bar. - **Fought outside its site, the Curator does not die the first time.** The first killing blow burns it back to half health and turns its bar red for a second, angrier pass. Inside the Hall it still follows the authored three-phase curve — the site owns that fight. - **Minotaurs now roam the Fractured Archive's chambers**, in the Elite Echoes and Ruined Guardian encounter pools. They plant themselves to swing, so the danger is being cornered by one in a corridor rather than trading hits in the open. - Added the **Starter Tome**, a new item. ### For contributors - **1.20.1's GameTest suite passes for the first time.** Four causes: 1.20.1's vanilla mock-player helper never attaches a netty channel, which Forge's login path dereferences (fixed by backporting the `EmbeddedChannel` line Mojang added later); the mock observer was a valid combat target on 1.20.1, so mobs abandoned the victim each fixture handed them; `archive_run_entry` assumed the Archive dimension was absent, which is only true on the newer targets; and `phase_geometry_round_trip` leaked the armor stand it spawns as a deliberate obstacle, which then cancelled a *neighbouring* fixture's transition on the next run. - **The GameTest world is never reset between runs.** `<version>/<loader>/run` had reached 151 MB, carrying leaked entities and site SavedData forward, and that accounted for most of what looked like flakiness. Wipe it before trusting a red 1.20.1 result. - Two `.gitignore` scoping bugs fixed: the root file ignored `/tools`, so the texture and model authoring sources were never tracked, and `1.20.1/.gitignore` ended with a bare `run` that also matched the mod's own `com/nightbeam/tbos/run` package, leaving all 16 of its files untracked. - Adding an entity is now scripted rather than hand-repeated: `tools/models/` holds the Blockbench-to-Java model generator, the legacy entity port, and the Curator swap, each idempotent and each failing loudly if an anchor stops matching. ### Minecraft 26.2 support - **The mod now runs on Minecraft 26.2 as well as 26.1.2**, on both loaders. Every release now publishes four downloads; pick the one matching your Minecraft version *and* your loader: `tbos-neoforge-26.1.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-fabric-26.1.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-neoforge-26.2-<version>.jar`, `tbos-fabric-26.2-<version>.jar`. Modrinth and CurseForge list each Minecraft version as its own release, so the launcher will not offer you a jar built for the other one. - Gameplay, worldgen, loot and saved data are identical across all four builds — they are compiled from the same source. Worlds are not transferable between Minecraft versions, but that is a Minecraft limitation rather than a mod one. ### For contributors - The repository was reorganised: the mod's source now lives once under `shared/`, and each Minecraft version has its own top-level folder (`26.1.2/`, `26.2/`) holding just that target's build scripts. `gradlew build` builds every version; `gradlew -p 26.2 :fabric:runClient` drives a single one. See `docs/architecture.md`.

- Minecraft 26.2 Release

- Minecraft 26.2 Release

### Fabric support - **The mod now ships for Fabric as well as NeoForge**, built from one shared codebase. Download the JAR matching your loader: `tbos-neoforge-26.1.2-<version>.jar` or `tbos-fabric-26.1.2-<version>.jar`. On Fabric you also need Fabric API. Gameplay, worldgen and saved data are identical on both. ### Archive floor theme textures - All eight theme palettes (floor, wall, roof, trim) were rebuilt to match Archive craft: beveled tiles, ashlar masonry, panel grids, and wood shelving instead of dotted placeholder fills. Theme materials stay distinct per floor. ### The Archivist's Journal is readable again - Every heading, tab label and description in the Journal was being drawn with a drop shadow, which on the pale parchment rendered as a second smeared copy of the text one pixel down and to the right. The shadows are gone. - The inactive tab's label was dark brown on a dark olive tab — about 1.1:1 contrast, effectively invisible. Inactive tabs now use light ink and brighten further on hover. - At small window sizes or high GUI scale the Story rows and the Archive Run statistics ran straight through the progress bar at the bottom of the page. Both lists now reserve the footer and compress instead, and a long step title is trimmed rather than colliding with its counter. ### Breaking change: config format - Settings moved from `config/tbos-common.toml` to `config/tbos-common.json`, and the client settings to `config/tbos-client.json`, so that both loaders read the same file. **The old `.toml` is not migrated.** If you had customised values, re-enter them in the new file; every default is unchanged.

### Fabric support - **The mod now ships for Fabric as well as NeoForge**, built from one shared codebase. Download the JAR matching your loader: `tbos-neoforge-26.1.2-<version>.jar` or `tbos-fabric-26.1.2-<version>.jar`. On Fabric you also need Fabric API. Gameplay, worldgen and saved data are identical on both. ### Archive floor theme textures - All eight theme palettes (floor, wall, roof, trim) were rebuilt to match Archive craft: beveled tiles, ashlar masonry, panel grids, and wood shelving instead of dotted placeholder fills. Theme materials stay distinct per floor. ### The Archivist's Journal is readable again - Every heading, tab label and description in the Journal was being drawn with a drop shadow, which on the pale parchment rendered as a second smeared copy of the text one pixel down and to the right. The shadows are gone. - The inactive tab's label was dark brown on a dark olive tab — about 1.1:1 contrast, effectively invisible. Inactive tabs now use light ink and brighten further on hover. - At small window sizes or high GUI scale the Story rows and the Archive Run statistics ran straight through the progress bar at the bottom of the page. Both lists now reserve the footer and compress instead, and a long step title is trimmed rather than colliding with its counter. ### Breaking change: config format - Settings moved from `config/tbos-common.toml` to `config/tbos-common.json`, and the client settings to `config/tbos-client.json`, so that both loaders read the same file. **The old `.toml` is not migrated.** If you had customised values, re-enter them in the new file; every default is unchanged.

The Fractured Archive now builds as one connected dungeon instead of leaving sealed rooms, half-width corridors or floating stair debris. Interrupted floor generation is cleaned before its instance slot can be reused, and real block blueprints are checked across multiple seeds. Every Archive theme now has its own final boss: - Parallax Wake — Wake Cutter - Starless Gallery — Null Portrait - Meridian Descent — Gnomon Knight - Choir of Dust — Dust Cantorile - Glassbound Vault — Prism Stalker - Hollow Catalogue — Index Wight - Cantor's Labyrinth — Hour Cantor - Unwritten Hour — Hour-Hand Wraith The seven promoted theme creatures are boss-only, gain boss bars and escalating signature attacks, while the original Hour Cantor remains unchanged. Bring Bad Omen through the Archive threshold to begin an **OMINOUS ×10** run. The effect is consumed only after the run is safely queued. Normal encounters then arrive in ten capped batches, while a final boss calls nine themed reinforcements instead of duplicating the boss. Other improvements: - All mini-boss and final-boss rooms use a bright cyan Archive Boss Gate. - Newly added theme creatures have distinct detailed models, animation, telegraphs, UV-correct textures and emissive cores. - Theme blocks tile cleanly without the near-black outline grid. - The Archivist's Journal uses brighter parchment, higher-contrast text and a persistent Normal/Ominous run indicator. - Older hand-authored creatures and their textures were intentionally preserved.