Tales Of The Moon Guide Extra Quality -
The economy in this game is strict. Here is how to spend your Moonstones wisely.
I have designed this to be "extra quality" by structuring it for readability, separating beginner tips from advanced strategies, and including a "Hidden Mechanics" section that most basic guides miss.
Standard grinding yields standard gear. For "Extra Quality" (high stat rolls), follow this loop: tales of the moon guide extra quality
Ordinary tales tell you what happens under the sun. They deal in actions, consequences, clear moral arcs. The Extra Quality Tales of the Moon Guide tells you what happens in the space between the sun and the moon—in the crepuscular hours when identity blurs, when the fox is not quite a woman, and the river speaks in forgotten dialects.
Each story in this guide is weighted with shadows. Not the shadows of fear, but of depth. A character does not simply lose something; they lose it in a way that echoes through three generations of night-blooming jasmine. A journey is not just a trek across a valley; it is a descent into the caldera of a dream, where the moon’s gravity pulls secrets from the marrow. The economy in this game is strict
Extra quality means no detail is ornamental. Every description of moonlight on water is a key to a locked chamber in the reader’s own past. Every whispered curse is a mirror.
Even veteran players mess these up. Avoid: Do NOT Spend On:
Some items, like "Moonsteel Ingots," can be crafted twice. For example: Craft an Extra Quality Ingot, then use THAT ingot to craft a sword. The sword inherits 30% of the ingot’s QV. An Extra Quality Ingot (800 QV) will give the sword a +240 QV head start.
This is where most players fail. Crafting isn't passive. When you start a craft, a wheel appears with three runes spinning around a center moon symbol.
Expert Strategy: Do not watch the rune. Watch the shadow behind the rune. The shadow moves half as fast. When the shadow aligns, the rune is 0.2 seconds behind. Practice this timing on cheap "Practice Clay" (bought from the Artisan’s Guild for 5 copper each) until you can hit Perfect Alignment 9/10 times.