Open Tasks
Read the category headers and choose an unfinished route that makes sense to you.
Official Reverie Field guide · RFV161
Tasks: Routing the Work Chorus
The Tasks board carries the Field beyond the Radio. Guides, community routes, partner work, project support and the wider SONO orbit all return to the same ledger. A checked task can pay 🔢 Points now, add 🧩 Relic Fragments, strengthen later 🎧 listening sessions and, once the right talents are in place, open another path to 🏺 Sonic Relics. The board is simple to enter and deep enough to build around.
✅ Start → Check flow
🔢 Level-scaled rewards
🎧 Current-board Task Boost
🧩 Fragment route
🏺 Task relic route
🔄 Weekly reset cycle
The board in one minute
Complete your first task
Press Start
The destination opens in a new tab and the board records that you began.
Follow the route
Read, visit or complete the action described by the task. On a first board cycle, spend at least 30 seconds there.
Return and Check
The task closes, the receipt appears and every active reward layer resolves together.
Nothing special is required for the first reward. Even a new account receives the direct Points lane, two base fragments and a Task Boost contribution. Talents, statuses and relics expand that package later.
A ledger with several tempos
What Tasks are
Tasks are account routes attached to real parts of Reverie Field: its guide archive, community spaces, field-recording circle, radio, project pages and ecosystem. Each row is a small piece of the world, but the reward does not end when the receipt closes. A finished task becomes part of the current completed board, and that board is read again whenever a listening session settles.
Immediate
🔢 Points and 🧩 Relic Fragments arrive when Check succeeds.
Persistent
Every currently completed task contributes to the account’s Task Boost for later listening.
Generative
Advanced talent combinations let each completion roll a new Sonic Relic.
Task Boost belongs to the current board. It survives ordinary sessions and keeps working while those tasks remain completed. A weekly completed-task reset clears the board, so the boost drops to zero and is rebuilt by completing the reopened tasks again.
Why the system stays variable
A new player may treat Tasks as a short onboarding route. A listener may value the accumulated boost more than the direct payout. A relic hunter may time a reset around Work Chorus and Field Recordist Bag. A Grandmaster may use the same board as an enormous recurring endgame circuit. All of those approaches use the same task rows; the account state around them changes what each check means.
Reading the command board
How the Tasks tab is organized
Completed Tasks
The live count of rows closed on the current board. It drives Task Boost and several achievements.
Task Artisan
The effective talent level currently used by Points, fragments, boost and unlock rules.
Total Task Boost
A current preview after level, Artisan, Grandmaster Relic and Active Resonance are applied.
Early completion cap
Below level 40, the board shows the remaining space inside the 25-task cap.
Weekly reset row
Shows unlock progress, blockers, cooldown and the next possible reset window.
Task rows
Unfinished tasks appear first inside each category; completed tasks remain available as Look links.
Current category language
📚 Game Guides & Articles
💖 Support & Special
👥 Community & Social
🤝 Partners & Field Recording
📻 Reverie-Field Radio
✨ Other Tasks
🛰 SONO Ecosystem
Categories are navigation. They change the label, order and reading rhythm of the board, but they do not create different reward formulas. A guide task and a partner task enter the same completion pipeline once Check succeeds.
Completed rows are not lost. Their action changes to Look, so the destination remains accessible while the board remembers the completed state.
From an open route to a sealed receipt
How Start and Check work
- Start opens the task link and records the start of that task.
- During an account’s first task-board cycle, Check waits for a 30-second visit. If you return too early, the button reports the remaining time.
- After the account has used its first weekly task reset, that introductory timer is retired. The Start → Check sequence remains, but the old dwell gate no longer blocks the check.
- A task can close only once on the current board. A second Check returns an already-completed state.
- Every successful check resolves inside one reward receipt: Points, Task Boost contribution, fragments, possible relic, duplicate and any Grandmaster mirror event.
The level-40 board gate
Before level 40, an ordinary account may hold at most 25 currently completed tasks. Once the count reaches 25, unfinished rows are shown as locked. Reaching level 40 removes the cap. Grandmaster Reset removes it immediately, even while the post-reset account level is below 40.
The cap does not erase progress. The first 25 tasks remain completed and keep contributing Task Boost. The gate only prevents further checks until level 40 or Grandmaster Reset opens the rest of the board.
What exactly is saved when a task closes?
The board stores that this account completed this task in the current cycle and increments the completed-task count. The direct rewards are credited immediately. The Task Boost itself is not stored as one frozen number; it is recalculated from the current board and current build whenever it is needed.
One check, several calculations
The task reward stack
🔢 Direct Points
Level ladder → Task Artisan → Mining Pass → Explorer → normal or GM payout lane → Active Resonance.
🎧 Task Boost
Level or GM formula → Task Artisan → completed count → Grandmaster Relic → Active Resonance.
🧩 Fragments
Two base → Task Artisan → Explorer → Grandmaster Reset multiplier.
🏺 Original relic
Requires Task Artisan 10 and Sonic Scholar 10, then rolls rarity thresholds.
🎒 Duplicate
Requires an original task relic and Field Recordist Bag 10.
🤑 GM mirror
An eligible Grandmaster referrer receives an independent 10% mirror roll after an original task relic.
Effective talents matter. The task formulas read the account’s current effective levels. Purchased talent levels are the base; equipped Super Talent layers can extend the value used by the board.
The immediate payout
Instant Points per completed task
The first number comes from your current player level at the moment of completion. Task Artisan then scales that level reward. Mining Pass and Sonic Explorer Status are separate ×2 layers. Finally, every ordinary account uses the current global ×2 task lane, while a Grandmaster Reset account uses ×15 instead of that ×2. Active Resonance is applied at the end.
Final Points = Level Base × (1 + 0.15 × effective Task Artisan) × Pass × Explorer × Reward Lane × (1 + Task Points% / 100)Pass and Explorer are each 1 or 2. Reward Lane is ×2 for an ordinary account or ×15 after Grandmaster Reset.
| Player level | Level base per task | Player level | Level base per task |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–3 | 50,000 | 31–35 | 51,000,000 |
| 4–7 | 130,000 | 36–40 | 102,500,000 |
| 8–10 | 230,000 | 41–44 | 147,500,000 |
| 11–15 | 450,000 | 45–47 | 305,000,000 |
| 16–20 | 1,900,000 | 48–50 | 1,510,500,000 |
| 21–25 | 8,250,000 | 51–53 | 3,110,000,000 |
| 26–30 | 10,500,000 | 54–56 | 5,350,000,000 |
| — | — | 57–60 | 10,250,000,000 |
Worked examples before Active Resonance
Level 20, no extras
1,900,000 × ordinary lane 2 = 3,800,000 Points.
Level 20, Artisan 5, Pass + Explorer
1,900,000 × 1.75 × 2 × 2 × 2 = 26,600,000 Points.
Level 40, Artisan 10, Pass + Explorer
102,500,000 × 2.50 × 2 × 2 × 2 = 2,050,000,000 Points.
Level 60 GM, Artisan 15, Pass + Explorer
10,250,000,000 × 3.25 × 2 × 2 × 15 = 1,998,750,000,000 Points.
Task Points are a timing reward. Since the level base and current effective Artisan are read when Check succeeds, a player can leave some tasks open and close them later at a stronger level or build state. The trade-off is delaying their fragments and Task Boost contribution.
The board’s long signal
Task Boost for listening sessions
Every currently completed task joins the listening boost stack. The game recalculates the contribution from your current level, current effective Task Artisan, current completed count, Grandmaster state and equipped relic modifiers. A task completed at level 20 does not stay frozen at a level-20 value.
Current Task Boost = Per-task value × completed tasks × Grandmaster Relic × (1 + Task Passive Boost% / 100)Ordinary account: base boost per completed task
+50%Level 1–10
+100%Level 11–20
+150%Level 21–30
+300%Level 31–40
+500%Level 41–45
+700%Level 46–50
+2,000%Level 51–55
+5,000%Level 56–60
Task Artisan inside Task Boost
On an ordinary account, each effective Task Artisan level adds +1,400 percentage points per completed task.
Ordinary per-task value = level base + 1,400 × effective Task ArtisanAt level 20 with Task Artisan 5, one completed task is worth 100 + 7,000 = 7,100% Task Boost. Ten completed tasks produce 71,000% before Grandmaster Relic or Active Resonance.
Grandmaster Reset formula
The post-reset branch replaces the ordinary level ladder with a large fixed endgame line, then applies the current 70% balance factor.
GM per-task value = (100,000 + 100,000 × effective Task Artisan) × 0.70Artisan 0
70,000% per task
Artisan 10
770,000% per task
Artisan 15
1,120,000% per task
Weekly reset is a real trade. Resetting completed tasks sets the current completed count to zero. The direct rewards you already received remain yours, but the Task Boost layer disappears until you complete the reopened board again.
What does Grandmaster Relic do to Task Boost?
It doubles the entire Task Boost contribution after the per-task value is multiplied by the current completed-task count. Active Resonance then raises the resulting task layer by its Task Passive Boost percentage.
Where does Task Boost enter the listening formula?
It joins the broad Total Boost stack used when a listening session settles. It does not retroactively change the direct Points already paid by a task, and it does not create a second task payout on its own.
A steady crafting route
Relic Fragments from Tasks
Fragments use a short formula and do not depend on the player-level reward ladder.
Fragments = 2 × (1 + effective Task Artisan + Explorer) × GM Reset- The base is 2 fragments.
- Each effective Task Artisan level adds 2 more fragments.
- 🌌 Sonic Explorer Status adds 2 fragments.
- Grandmaster Reset multiplies the completed result by 10.
- 🎫 Mining Pass changes Task Points, not Task fragments.
New account
Artisan 0, no Explorer: 2 fragments.
Developed ordinary account
Artisan 5 + Explorer: 2 × (1 + 5 + 1) = 14 fragments.
Grandmaster route
Artisan 10 + Explorer: 2 × 12 × 10 = 240 fragments.
Fragments make every completion useful. A task that misses its relic roll still advances the crafting economy, and the weekly reset later turns the same board into another fragment circuit.
When the checklist begins generating objects
Relic drops from Tasks
Unlock pair
A task completion can roll a Sonic Relic only when both effective talents are active:
🎭 Task Artisan 10+
🧠 Sonic Scholar 10+
Mining Pass, Explorer, Grandmaster Relic and Field Recordist Bag do not replace either unlock.
Base outcome bands per completed task
| Outcome | Base chance | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Simple relic | 14.500% | A new Simple task-source relic is created. |
| Rare relic | 0.450% | A new Rare task-source relic is created. |
| Epic relic | 0.048% | A new Epic task-source relic is created. |
| Legendary relic | 0.002% | A new Legendary task-source relic is created. |
| No relic | 85.000% | Points, Task Boost and fragments still resolve normally. |
These are the mutually exclusive base bands before equipped task-roll, any-relic and rarity-tier pressure modify the thresholds.
Source identity
The original relic carries the task source, a fresh Memory Word and a Tasks-aware resonance identity.
Active Resonance pressure
Task Relic Roll, Any Relic Signal and rare/epic/legendary tier effects strengthen the cumulative thresholds rather than adding raw percentage points directly.
Field Recordist Bag duplicate check
🎒 Field Recordist Bag 10 opens a 5% base duplicate check, but only after an original task relic has already appeared. Equipped generation-duplicate effects can raise that chance, with a task-generation cap of 20%. The duplicate keeps the same rarity but rolls its own icon, Memory Word and quality.
Generated relic quality
Without 🫙 Soothe Sauce 15, newly generated task relics begin at MP3 quality. At effective Soothe Sauce 15, task and task-duplicate generation can roll the current quality table:
| Quality | Generation weight |
|---|---|
| MP3 | 78% |
| FLAC | 16% |
| WAV | 5% |
| DSD | 1% |
Grandmaster task mirroring
When an original task relic is generated, each eligible direct referrer receives an independent 10% mirror roll. The referrer must have Grandmaster Reset active, own a Grandmaster Relic and hold Task Artisan 15 on the Grandmaster account. A successful mirror creates an additional relic of the same rarity for the referrer; the task player keeps the original.
Opening the board again
Weekly completed-task reset
Unlock requirements
🧘🏻♀️ 3 equipped Tasks relics
The relics must be equipped and belong to the Tasks school.
🎭 Task Artisan 10
The effective Task Artisan gate must be active.
📅 Daily Amplifier 10
The effective Daily Amplifier gate must also be active.
Two seven-day clocks
- A task reset cannot be used within seven days of the previous task reset.
- A talent reset also blocks task reset for seven days.
- The Tasks panel shows the later of those two ready times when both clocks are active.
- Accounts with a session password authorize the reset through the same protected account flow.
What the reset gives
All completed rows reopen. Their direct Points, fragment and relic routes can be used again. The seven-day task-reset cooldown begins immediately.
What the reset removes
The current completed count becomes zero, so the Task Boost layer and current-count Task Runner progress disappear until rebuilt.
The board does not need to be full. The reset can be used on any eligible completed set. Resetting early leaves unfinished rewards on the old cycle and clears the boost you already assembled, so timing is part of the build.
After the first reset
The account is recognized as an experienced task cycle. The introductory 30-second Start → Check dwell gate no longer blocks future cycles, although the route still begins with Start and ends with Check.
Good reset windows
After a listening push
Keep the full Task Boost through a major session, then reset once its listening work is done.
After an achievement sync
Claim current-count Task Runner milestones before the board count is cleared.
With a relic board ready
Equip Work Chorus and duplicate pressure before reopening a large set of task checks.
The account around the board
Talents, statuses and Grandmaster layers
🎭 Task Artisan
- Purchase gate: player level 20, except after Grandmaster Reset.
- Normal purchased cap 10; Grandmaster cap 15.
- +15% direct task Points per effective level.
- +2 task fragments per effective level.
- +1,400 percentage points of ordinary per-task Task Boost per effective level.
- +100,000 raw GM per-task boost per effective level before the 70% factor.
- Joins Sonic Scholar 10 to unlock task relic generation.
🧠 Sonic Scholar
Sonic Scholar does not raise the ordinary Points or fragments of a task. Its task-side role is the second 10-level key for relic generation. It also remains a major listening talent outside the Tasks tab.
🎒 Field Recordist Bag
Bag 10 checks for a duplicate only after a task relic has appeared. It does not increase the chance that the original task relic appears.
🎫 Mining Pass
Mining Pass doubles direct task Points. It does not increase task fragments, Task Boost or the base task-relic thresholds.
🌌 Sonic Explorer Status
Explorer doubles direct task Points and adds two fragments per completed task. It does not directly double Task Boost or relic chance.
🤑 Grandmaster Relic
Grandmaster Relic doubles the complete Task Boost layer. It is also part of the eligibility package for Grandmaster task mirroring.
🧠 Grandmaster Reset
Grandmaster Reset removes the early 25-task cap, replaces the direct ×2 task payout lane with ×15, multiplies task fragments by ten and replaces the ordinary Task Boost ladder with the GM formula.
📅 Daily Amplifier
Daily Amplifier does not change the normal task receipt. Its level-10 task role is opening the weekly completed-task reset together with Task Artisan and three equipped Tasks relics.
Outside the board: Task Artisan also raises SONO Farm Hotspot yield by 3% per effective level. This cross-system line is useful, but it does not alter the direct task formulas described above.
Equipping a task identity
Tasks in Active Resonance
🧘🏻♀️ Active Resonance turns task relics into a configurable reward desk. Direct affixes can raise the immediate Points receipt or the persistent Task Boost. Generation affixes strengthen relic pressure. Super Talent layers can raise effective Task Artisan and therefore feed several formulas at once.
Task Points
Raises the direct Points result after the normal, status or Grandmaster payout lane.
Task Passive Boost
Raises the assembled Task Boost layer after completed count and Grandmaster Relic.
Task Relic Roll
Strengthens the task relic thresholds once the Artisan + Scholar gate is open.
Any Relic Signal
A shared generation effect that can support several relic-producing systems, including Tasks.
Rarity pressure
Rare, Epic and Legendary tier effects selectively strengthen the upper bands.
Generation duplicate
Raises the Bag duplicate check within the task-generation cap.
Base direct-affix identity ranges
These ranges describe the raw affix identity before quality, relic level, slot scaling, current rebalancing and other equipped layers. The final value shown by the relic and Combined Equipped Modifiers is authoritative.
| Affix | Simple | Rare | Epic | Legendary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Task Points | 10.60–23.20% | 12.20–30.20% | 15.80–45.80% | 25.40–99.40% |
| Task Passive Boost | 8.00–16.20% | 12.80–25.20% | 16.50–45.60% | 20.20–70.20% |
| Task Relic Roll | 0.80–3.20% | 1.10–4.00% | 1.40–4.40% | 1.80–4.80% |
A relic-roll bonus has no target before the talent gate. Build Task Artisan 10 and Sonic Scholar 10 first; only then can task-roll pressure improve an actual relic route.
Tasks school set
Work Chorus
Work Chorus is the Tasks-school set inside Active Resonance. Its thresholds are cumulative: reaching five pieces keeps the three-piece bonus; reaching eight keeps the three- and five-piece layers; reaching eleven carries the whole chain.
| Equipped Tasks relics | New tier added | Cumulative Work Chorus layer |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | +6% Task Points | +6% Task Points |
| 5 | +8% Task Passive Boost | +6% Points, +8% Passive Boost |
| 8 | +14% Points, +7% Task Relic Roll, +3% Any Relic | +20% Points, +8% Passive, +7% Task Roll, +3% Any Relic |
| 11 | +24% Points, +16% Passive, +14% Task Roll, +6% Any Relic, +3% Rare tier | +44% Points, +24% Passive, +21% Task Roll, +9% Any Relic, +3% Rare tier |
3–5 pieces
A clean early set for direct Points and stronger listening carryover.
8 pieces
The set becomes a true task-relic engine while keeping room for another school.
11 pieces
The complete Work Chorus commits the board to Points, boost and long-tail relic generation together.
Amplifying the equipped board
Soothe Sauce and multiclass resonance
🫙 Soothe Sauce × 🎭 Task Artisan
Soothe Sauce reads the lower of its own effective level and effective Task Artisan, then adds +2% per matched level to the active affixes of equipped Tasks-school relics.
Tasks-school affix amplification = 2% × min(effective Soothe Sauce, effective Task Artisan)5 matched levels
+10% to equipped Tasks-school affixes
10 matched levels
+20% to equipped Tasks-school affixes
15 matched levels
+30% and generated-quality access
This amplifies the equipped relic-affix layer. Work Chorus set bonuses remain their own aggregate set layer.
Multiclass set scaling
When two or more different relic schools have active three-piece sets, the combined school-set layer is multiplied:
×1.00One active school set
×1.40Two active school sets
×1.90Three active school sets
×2.60Four or more active school sets
This multiplier applies to the aggregate set bonuses, not to each relic’s raw affixes. A three-piece Work Chorus can therefore remain valuable inside a broad hybrid board even when Tasks are not the only focus.
Hybrid example: an eight-piece Work Chorus leaves three slots for another complete three-piece school. That second active set turns on the ×1.40 multiclass scaling for the aggregate set layer while preserving the task relic engine.
The board remembered by the Archive
Task achievements
Task Runner series
The current completed board feeds seven Task Runner milestones:
5 tasks
10 tasks
15 tasks
25 tasks
35 tasks
45 tasks
50 tasks
Because the progress check reads the current completed count, open the Achievement Archive and sync or claim a newly crossed threshold before using the weekly reset.
Checklist Amnesia
Granted after the account uses a completed-task reset at least once. Its current archive reward is 100 fragments.
Checklist Mix Engineer
Tracks the complete 11-piece Tasks school set, placing full Work Chorus mastery inside the relic-set archive.
Claimed records remain records. Resetting the board can lower live progress for current-count achievements, but it does not remove a badge already secured in the Archive.
Different routes through the same checklist
Ways to build around Tasks
First Board
Clear useful guide and community routes, collect direct Points and two fragments per check, then stop at the early cap if you are below level 40.
Best for: onboarding, account orientation and early resource pressure.
Delayed Payout
Leave selected tasks open until a stronger level, Task Artisan tier or status package is active, then complete them at the improved direct Points base.
Best for: players who value immediate Points more than early boost.
Listening Ledger
Complete the board early and hold it. Task Artisan, Grandmaster Relic and Task Passive Boost effects turn the completed count into a long-lived listening layer.
Best for: long listening sessions and stable Total Boost.
Work Chorus Hunter
Open the Artisan 10 + Scholar 10 relic gate, equip eight or eleven Tasks relics, then add Bag 10 for duplicate pressure.
Best for: repeated relic generation after weekly reset.
Reset Circuit
Build the full board, use its Task Boost through planned listening, sync achievements, equip the task generation build and reset when both seven-day clocks are clear.
Best for: mature accounts that want the whole reward cycle.
Grandmaster Work Order
Use the ×15 direct lane, ×10 fragments, GM Task Boost formula and Task Artisan 15. Grandmaster Relic doubles the listening layer and makes referral mirrors possible.
Best for: endgame task economy and network mirroring.
Eight-plus-Three Hybrid
Keep eight Work Chorus pieces and complete a second three-piece school. The task engine stays active while multiclass scaling amplifies both set layers.
Best for: endgame accounts that do not want a single-school board.
Fragment Workshop
Prioritize effective Task Artisan and Explorer, then repeat the board after reset. The route stays dependable even when every relic roll misses.
Best for: crafting preparation and predictable resource accumulation.
Using the board well
Practical task routines
Read before clearing
Open the task, understand the destination and let the board introduce systems you have not used yet.
Watch the early cap
Below level 40, choose the first 25 checks deliberately if some direct rewards are more valuable to postpone.
Check the receipt
Confirm Points, fragments, Task Boost, relic result and any duplicate before moving to the next row.
Prepare the relic gate
Do not spend roll bonuses on an unopened route. Reach both talent tens before building around task relic chance.
Hold before reset
Use the assembled Task Boost for planned listening and claim current-count achievements first.
Rebuild with purpose
After reset, choose whether the new cycle is for Points, fragments, relics or fast recovery of listening boost.
Clean cycle checklist: review open rows → check level and status package → confirm effective Task Artisan → verify relic gate and Work Chorus → complete tasks → use Task Boost → sync achievements → inspect reset clocks → reset only when the next cycle is worth more than the current board.
Common questions
FAQ and mistakes
Why can’t I press Check immediately?
Before the account’s first weekly task reset, Start begins a 30-second introductory visit timer. Return when the countdown is finished. After the first reset cycle, that timer no longer blocks future checks.
Why are unfinished tasks locked at 25 completed?
You are below level 40 and have reached the early completion cap. Reach level 40 or activate Grandmaster Reset. The 25 completed tasks remain active and continue contributing Task Boost.
Are tasks one-time rewards?
They are one-time rewards inside the current board cycle. The weekly completed-task reset can reopen them after its relic, talent and cooldown conditions are met.
Is Task Boost permanent?
It persists across ordinary sessions, but it is tied to currently completed tasks. A weekly task reset clears the completed count and therefore clears the Task Boost layer until the board is rebuilt.
Does each task keep the boost value it had when I completed it?
No. The game recalculates the entire current board using your current level, current effective Task Artisan, GM state, Grandmaster Relic and Active Resonance. Growing the build strengthens tasks that were already completed.
Does Mining Pass increase fragments or relic chance?
No. Mining Pass doubles the direct Points lane. Explorer adds the fragment bonus. Relic chance comes from the talent gate and equipped generation modifiers.
Why did no relic appear?
First confirm Task Artisan 10 and Sonic Scholar 10. Even with the gate open, the base no-relic band is 85% before equipped modifiers, so many valid checks will still resolve without a relic.
Can Field Recordist Bag create a task relic by itself?
No. Bag checks only after an original task relic exists. It can add a second relic of the same rarity; it cannot turn a no-relic result into an original relic.
Why is my new task relic always MP3?
Generated quality is locked to MP3 until effective Soothe Sauce reaches level 15. Once that gate is active, task generation can roll FLAC, WAV and DSD through the 78/16/5/1 quality table.
Why is weekly reset still blocked even though I have the three requirements?
Check both seven-day clocks. A recent talent reset blocks task reset, and a previous task reset has its own seven-day cooldown. The panel shows the next ready time.
Do I need to complete every task before resetting?
No. The reset uses the current completed board. Resetting before the board is full is allowed, but it sacrifices the current boost and leaves unused completions behind in that cycle.
Why did my Task Runner progress fall after reset?
Task Runner progress reads the current completed count. Sync or claim newly crossed thresholds before reset. A badge already claimed remains in the Achievement Archive.
Do task categories change rewards?
No. Categories organize the board. Reward calculations depend on the account’s level, talents, statuses, Grandmaster state, completed count and equipped relic build.
What is the strongest general task build?
There is no single answer. Work Chorus 11 maximizes the dedicated set, eight-plus-three opens multiclass scaling, a listening build may value Task Passive Boost above relic chance, and a reset circuit may prioritize generation and fragments. Build for the next cycle you intend to run.
The board begins as a list of routes. Over time it becomes a listening layer, a fragment circuit, a relic source and a weekly decision about what to preserve and what to reopen. Complete it quickly, hold it for signal strength, or reset it as a working cycle. The checklist remembers the shape of the account around it.