The primary Steam source was reviewed on 2026-08-08. Exact values or steps that source does not confirm remain labeled unknown until reproduced in the current version.
Separate progression from organization
Use an artifact note for what you collected and any upgrade decision the current game explicitly presents. Use a tablet and inventory note for how the run's available resources are being organized. This distinction comes directly from the official feature categories. It does not assume a particular slot count, tablet effect, upgrade cost, rarity system, or interaction that the source has not confirmed.
Keeping the records separate makes a later comparison readable. If the run changes after an artifact upgrade, you can identify that choice without confusing it with an undocumented inventory change. If organization is the question, you can record the visible before-and-after arrangement without claiming the tablet itself caused a combat result.
- Artifact record: item name as shown in the live build
- Upgrade record: the visible choice, without invented values
- Tablet record: only the current wording and observed placement
- Inventory record: the organization change being tested
Audit any build or preset claim
A recent-looking build can still lack a clear game version or primary source. Before trusting one, ask whether the artifact and tablet names are visible, whether any numeric claim can be traced to the current build, and whether the creator separates observed results from recommendations. A preset that worked in one run is not automatically the strongest option for every run.
The official Steam material verifies that artifacts can be upgraded and that tablets and inventory require management. It does not verify the specific build, preset, numeric table, or synergy list a community page may publish. This site therefore treats outside material as a lead to test, not as first-party proof.
- Look for a visible, current version label
- Require a traceable source for exact numbers
- Distinguish a demonstrated run from a universal rule
- Reject copied tables whose origin is unclear
Details that remain unknown here
Exact artifact and tablet values, upgrade costs, drop rates, best weapons, boss weaknesses, and a definitive build are not established in the source material used for this page. Slot counts, sorting rules, and detailed interactions are also not inferred merely from the phrase 'inventory management.' If the live game provides any of those details, they still need a current, attributable check before publication.
Return to the Beginner Guide to place these systems inside the larger fight–collect–organize–climb loop. If a group is sharing discoveries, use the Co-op Guide only for the confirmed online player limit; it does not claim how item ownership, trading, drops, or progression behave because none of those multiplayer details are verified here.
- No artifact or tablet numbers presented as fact
- No drop-rate or best-weapon ranking
- No inferred inventory mechanics
- No unverified co-op item-sharing rules