Method
How the numbers get here
Two labels, one save, and a list of things I will not publish.
Two labels
Every fact on this site carries one of two labels.
Official means Rebel Wolves or Bandai Namco said it in something they published. I link the source.
My save means I paid for it on my own PS5 and wrote down the date and the game version. If the game charged me two segments for something, the site says two, and it says when.
There is no third label. Nothing here comes from reviews, previews, wikis or other planners. They are often right. They also disagree with each other, and I have no way to tell which one is right without paying the cost myself, so I do.
What I will not publish
- A cost I have not paid. There are no estimates on this site, not as a range, not as "typical". An unknown cost is a blank field in the planner, and it stays blank until I have the number.
- Anything from a review or another site, even when it looks solid.
- Anything from material I have been given that is not public.
- Quest, character and place names I have not met on my own save. Right now that list is Coen, Brencis and Ambrus.
- Endings, consequences and what happens past the coronation, until they get their own clearly marked page.
- A total, a target or a completion percentage. This site never tells you how far along it is. It shows you what it has.
Versions
Every confirmed row carries the game version it was confirmed on. When Rebel Wolves patch the game, old rows keep their old version so you can see the gap. I re-check what I can and update the date and version when I do.
If you have a number
If the game charged you something different, or something I have not listed, tell me in the comments under the latest video. I will check it on my own save before it goes up, and it goes up under my label with my date, not yours. That is slower than a form, and it is the point.
What this site is not
Not a wiki, not a map, not a build calculator. There are good ones of each already. This is a price list and a tool for spending against it, written by one person who is actually playing.
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