What can you plan around now?

Treat Town restoration as a progression topic alongside graveyard management and automation. Record the first named objective, building or NPC in the current version instead of assuming that the Town opens in the same order as another game.

Official product descriptions support Town restoration and quests at feature level. They do not provide a route that can be followed safely.

  • Confirmed: Town restoration is a game goal.
  • Confirmed at feature level: quests are part of the public description.
  • Not confirmed: the actual quest chain or reward loop.

What should a real Town guide show?

A useful guide should name the first objective, the relevant area or NPC, the visible materials, the action that changes Town progress and the signal that lets you continue. Capture those fields in the same current version before publishing a route.

  • Starting objective
  • Named building, area or NPC
  • Required materials or prerequisite
  • Completion signal and next step

Which Town details remain unsafe to assume?

Do not infer NPC schedules, quest order, rewards, map coordinates or completion costs from the phrase “restore the Town.” If a future update changes a prerequisite or UI entry, revise only the affected route and keep the applicable version visible.

  • No fixed quest order yet.
  • No resource checklist yet.
  • No map route or NPC schedule yet.