Learning the game
The bag, the tablets and the talent screen decide most of a run, and the game explains almost none of it up front.
Game version 1.0.23
Find what changes your run.
Weapon paths, bag layouts, hard mode points and the records behind them — read the numbers the game actually uses, in the language you play in.
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- 794searchable records
- 12official languages
- 9database categories
- 1.0.23game version
Start here
Where are you right now?
The site is arranged around the three moments a run puts you in. Pick the one you are in and the rest can wait.
In the middle of a run
Something dropped and you need its real values before you commit the slot, the level or the floor.
Between runs
Nothing is at risk right now, which is when upgrade routes, bag layouts and difficulty points are worth working out properly.
Tools
Work it out before the run makes you guess
Each tool runs the game's own placement, upgrade and cost rules, so what it shows you is what a run would do.
Weapon upgrades Follow a starting weapon through every upgrade it can reach, see what each step adds and where a route ends. 6 starting weapons · 167 weapons mapped Bag planner Lay the bag out slot by slot and read what each tablet does to the artifacts it reaches, at the level you plan to run. 66 tablets · 323 artifacts · 24–42 slots Hard mode Spend hard mode points the way a run charges them, and see which reward tier a plan reaches before you queue it. 17 shards · up to 60 points · 13 reward tiers Build workbench Keep a run's decisions in one place and let the rules check that every piece of it is still legal in this version. 27 costumes · pulls from both planners
Database
Every record, under the name your game shows
Nine categories with filters, official icons and the values the game itself states. Search matches your language and the English name at the same time. Search all categories
Guides
The reasoning a record cannot give you
A record tells you what something is. These explain what to do about it, and each one names the build it was checked against. All guides
Getting started Your first three runs, and what they do The hub, a floor, the boss — and what the first few runs are actually for. Getting started Reading an item card before you take it Rarity marks, Unique, categories and condition lines, in the order worth checking. Systems Bag basics: six columns, 24 to 42 slots The grid, the capacity ladder, and why the slot you leave empty is the one that decides the run. Systems Tablet placement: why yours does nothing Condition range versus effect range, what stacks, and what happens to an artifact dragged below level 1. Combat Weapon Defence: Block, Parry or Neither Five starting weapons defend with a button. One defends with your feet. Combat Weapon Upgrade Routes: Read Before You Pick Two upgrades deep, and the first pick is the one that commits you.
Run guide
New-player basics How Sephiria systems connect during a run
Weapons define the basic attacks you control, while active skills, talents and items shape the options around them. Start from the choice blocking your run, then follow the connected records instead of judging one name in isolation.
How to start from this page
Pick the entry point that matches what you are doing right now:
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Type a name into the search box when you already know what dropped and only need its verified numbers.
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Pick the stage you are in — learning the game, mid-run or between runs — and take the entry beside it instead of reading the whole site.
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Open a tool when the question is a plan rather than a name: upgrade routes, bag layouts, hard mode points and whole builds each have one.