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Official field manual

New to Worlds Worth Looting? Start here.

Learn the first run in five short steps, then browse deeper reference material when you need an exact rule or number.
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Your first journey

Follow these pages in order. Each one answers a single question and points directly to the next step.

Recommended starting point

New Player Guide

Begin with the choices that shape a hero, then learn combat, secure your first loot, return safely, and decide what to improve next.

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  1. 1Character CreationChoose a name and appearance before beginning with Bolt, Field, four rank-1 attributes, and a Wand.
  2. 2Controls & CombatMovement, attacks, Skill Hearts, potions, dodging, and interaction.
  3. 3Loot, Chests & InventoryOpen chests, equip upgrades, manage bag space, and secure finds in Your space's stash.
  4. 4Death & ReturningDeath penalties, the Wayfinder's Tether, unfinished routes, and safe returns.
  5. 5Progression RoadmapHero levels, Skill Hearts, Class Trees, quests, crafting, and expeditions.

Quick answers

Jump directly to the most common early-game questions.

Build Your Hero

Understand stats, Skill Hearts, base weapons, and combat support.

Gear & Crafting

Browse equipment, control loot, and improve items at the Forge.

Ship & Expeditions

Use ship facilities, take contracts, and prepare for dimensional expeditions.

Reference

Browse cross-system catalogs for the game and its first public release.

Live reference coverage

Catalog totals come from the same definitions used by the game.
Monsters17
Item types10
Weapons3
Heart archetypes26

Values are read from the same gameplay catalogs used by Worlds Worth Looting.

How this stays current

One source of truth

The wiki imports the game's public catalogs for monsters, items, skills, crafting, potions, achievements, quests, ship services, Dimension Shards, filters, and terrain. Concealed encounters and story progression are intentionally excluded.