Choose the level of detail
Safe material covers public systems and non-revealing context. A mechanic hint adds information you may prefer to discover yourself. A story answer identifies an outcome or other plot-sensitive detail. A section’s label appears before its contents; a safe summary explains the subject without giving away the answer.
Open one note at a time
Use the labeled disclosure to reveal a note. Keyboard users can focus its summary and press Enter or Space; the same control closes it. Collapse all hints closes the notes on an investigation page. The basic disclosures work without JavaScript, while the enhanced page-wide collapse control requires it. Open states are not saved as a permanent preference.
Keep discovery surfaces safe
Search summaries, homepage cards, related reading, page titles and sharing descriptions use safe information. Story-answer pages are excluded from the default search index and sitemap and carry a noindex instruction. These measures guide discovery; they do not make a public page private or prevent someone from sharing its address.
Pictures and external videos also need context
A revealing image or alt description can spoil a page before any note is opened. Character cards therefore avoid hidden-role labels, and scene images are reviewed for their context. External videos may reveal more than this guide’s text; read the viewing note on official video sources before choosing to watch.
Begin with the living town
Use farming, relationships and the region index as everyday reading paths. Go to investigation files when you want the optional mechanic notes. A character’s public profile should help you meet them without deciding their role in your playthrough.