Aethermancer Master Strategy Guide: Builds, Tips & Walkthroughs

Introduction: An Aethermancer’s Vow

Welcome, Aethermancer, to the fractured world of Terastae. You stand at the precipice of the Void 🌌, a realm of endless change, entropy, and rebirth. Before you lie the Fractured Ruins, a place where mythical creatures, having defied the virtues of the world, are trapped in an eternal cycle of death and reincarnation. You are different. You possess the unique power to form soulbonds with these monsters 👹, to guide them, and to help them achieve a state of “Worthiness” that may finally break their cycle. This is your vow.

This guide is your companion on that journey. From moi rai games, the celebrated developers of Monster Sanctuary, comes Aethermancer, a title that masterfully fuses the deep, strategic bonding of the monster-taming genre with the punishing, yet endlessly rewarding, loop of a modern roguelite. It is a game of profound tactical depth, where every decision—from the monster you choose to start with to the skills you select upon leveling up—carries significant weight.

The very design of Aethermancer is built upon a fascinating conflict. The monster-taming genre, at its heart, is about permanence 🤝. It is about forming lasting bonds with a collection of creatures, investing in their growth, and carrying them with you through a grand adventure. Conversely, the roguelite genre is defined by impermanence and the concept of permadeath within a single attempt, or “run” 💀. Progress is wiped, save for a few persistent upgrades, forcing the player to start anew. These two philosophies seem irreconcilable, yet Aethermancer bridges this gap with its core mechanics of Rebirth and Worthiness. Here, a monster’s “death” in combat is not the end. It is a temporary setback within a run, but a crucial step in its permanent, soul-deep progression. This guide will teach you to reframe the concept of loss. In Terastae, defeat is not failure; it is the engine of growth 🌱, the very mechanism by which you and your companions will return stronger, time and time again.

Within these pages, you will find a complete chronicle of the knowledge required to master this cycle. We will begin with your first tentative steps into the Void 🐾, guiding you through the choice of your starter monster and the core objectives of your initial runs. From there, we will dissect the intricate art of combat ⚔️, exploring the nuances of the Aether economy, the critical Poise and Stagger system, and the vast lexicon of status effects that will determine victory or defeat. You will learn the complete lifecycle of a monster 🥚—from its capture as a Memento to its evolution through run-based leveling and its permanent growth via the Worthiness system. We will then return to the game’s central hub, Pilgrim’s Rest 🏡, to map out the most efficient path for spending your hard-won resources on permanent, game-changing upgrades. Finally, we will ascend to the highest levels of strategy 🧠, providing detailed blueprints for meta-defining team compositions that can conquer the game’s greatest challenges. This is the ultimate master strategy guide, your definitive resource for becoming a legend in the world of Aethermancer. The cycle awaits.

Part I: Welcome to the Cycle: Your First Steps in Terastae

1.1 An Aethermancer’s Purpose: Understanding the Roguelite Monster Taming Loop

Before you take your first leap into the Void, it is essential to understand the fundamental rhythm of Aethermancer. The game operates on a distinct and addictive loop, blending exploration, combat, and progression into a seamless cycle. Mastering this loop is the first step toward mastering the game itself. Each attempt, or “run,” follows a consistent structure, with your long-term goal being to accumulate permanent power that makes each subsequent run more manageable.

The core gameplay loop can be broken down into seven key stages:

Depart from Pilgrim’s Rest 🏡: Your journey begins in the sanctuary of Pilgrim’s Rest. Here, you will select one of your “Soulbonded” monsters to be your starting companion and begin your run by literally jumping into the Void.
Explore the Fractured Ruins 🗺️: You will emerge in a biome, a procedurally generated map composed of interconnected zones. These ever-changing landscapes are filled with wild monsters, hidden treasures, and mysterious NPCs.
Engage in Combat ⚔️: As you explore, you will encounter wild monsters, initiating strategic 3v3 turn-based battles. Success in these encounters is paramount to progressing.
Gather Resources 💎: Victory yields rewards. You will collect Gold (temporary currency for the current run) and Aether Crystals (permanent currency for long-term upgrades).
Face Attrition (Corruption) 📉: With every unshielded hit your monsters take, they accumulate Corruption, a persistent debuff that reduces their starting health in subsequent battles. This mechanic forces you to manage your team’s survivability carefully.
The Run’s End 🏁: Your run will conclude when your entire party is defeated or you conquer the final boss. In either case, you will be returned to Pilgrim’s Rest.
Return and Upgrade ⬆️: Back in the hub, you will spend your Aether Crystals on powerful, permanent upgrades that will benefit all future runs.

To fully grasp this cycle, it is helpful to understand a few key terms:

Memento 📜: A permanent inventory item representing a monster species you have captured. Think of it as a blueprint for a monster’s soul.
Soulbond 🤝: The act of forming a permanent bond with a monster. A Soulbonded monster can be chosen as your starting companion for any run.
Rebirth ✨: The process of summoning a monster from your Memento collection into your active party during a run, typically done at a Monster Shrine.
Worthiness ⭐: A permanent, cross-run progression stat for each monster. Gaining Worthiness unlocks permanent passive bonuses called Perks.

This loop—depart, explore, fight, gather, survive, and upgrade—is the heartbeat of Aethermancer.

1.2 Choosing Your First Soul: A Deep Dive into the Four Starter Monsters

Your first major decision is selecting your starter monster. This choice will define your initial playstyle and grant you a second bonus Memento, shaping your early team-building options. The four starters are Cherufe, Jotunn, Minokawa, and Nixe.

Cherufe (🌎/🔥): A powerful offensive monster focused on critical hits and the Burn status effect. Its Types are Critical, Purge, and Burn. Choosing Cherufe grants you the Memento for Wolpertinger.
Jotunn (💧/💨): A quintessential tank designed to protect allies with shields. Its Types are Tank, Shield, and Age. Choosing Jotunn grants you the Memento for Tatzelwurm.
Minokawa (🔥/💨): A versatile support-attacker that leverages the powerful Sidekick mechanic. Its Types are Sidekick, Dodge, and Force. Choosing Minokawa grants you the Memento for Orthrus.
Nixe (🌎/💧): A dedicated support and healer who specializes in sustaining the party and applying Poison. Its Types are Heal, Aether, and Poison. Choosing Nixe grants you the Memento for Tatzelwurm.

Table 1: Starter Monster Strategic Profile

Monster Name	Elements	Core Types	Strengths	Weaknesses	Recommended Playstyle	Bonus Memento
Cherufe	Earth / Fire	Critical, Purge, Burn	High single-target damage; Aether disruption; strong offensive pressure.	Relatively fragile; can struggle in long, attritional battles without support.	Aggressive, rushdown strategies that aim to eliminate threats quickly.	Wolpertinger
Jotunn	Water / Wind	Tank, Shield, Age	Excellent team-wide survivability; damage redirection; scales well into longer fights.	Lower personal damage output in the early game; can be passive.	Defensive, control-oriented strategies that outlast the opponent.	Tatzelwurm
Minokawa	Fire / Wind	Sidekick, Dodge, Force	High combo potential; excellent team synergy; good evasive capabilities.	Reliant on allies to activate its main damage source (Sidekick).	Synergistic, combo-focused strategies that build momentum over a turn.	Orthrus
Nixe	Earth / Water	Heal, Aether, Poison	High sustain and healing; strong Aether generation; effective damage over time.	Low direct damage; can be overwhelmed by high burst damage from enemies.	Attritional, sustain-focused strategies that grind down opponents over time.	Tatzelwurm

1.3 Surviving Your First Run: Core Objectives and What to Expect

Approach your first runs with a learning mindset. True success is not how far you get, but how much permanent progress you secure.

Focus on these four core objectives:

Learn the Core Systems 🧠: Experiment with combat mechanics. Learn how elemental attacks break enemy Poise, how Basic Attacks generate Aether, and how buffs and debuffs interact. Treat early runs as an interactive tutorial.
Collect Mementos 📜: Expanding your monster roster is the most important early-game goal. To capture a monster, you must break all of its Poise to make it Staggered, then use the Craft Memento action. Prioritize capturing at least one new monster on every run.
Farm Aether Crystals 💎: Aether Crystals are forever. They are earned by defeating powerful Champion monsters and by increasing your monsters’ Worthiness. Actively seek them out and use events like frog shrines to convert temporary Gold into permanent Crystals.
Understand and Manage Corruption 📉: Corruption is the game’s primary attrition mechanic. Every time a monster takes health damage, its max HP for the rest of the run is reduced. Learn to identify sources of Corruption cleansing, like Blessed Ponds or Rest Sites, to extend your runs.

Part II: The Art of Combat: Mastering the 3v3 Battlefield

Combat in Aethermancer is a deep tactical puzzle demanding careful resource management and synergistic action sequencing.

2.1 Turn Order, Actions, and the Aether Economy

Each round of combat is divided into phases:

Player Phase: Your three monsters act in any order you choose.
Aethermancer’s Turn: An optional turn to use a powerful Artifact item.
Enemy Phase: The enemy monsters take their actions. Enemies telegraph their intended moves, allowing you to react strategically.

The core resource is Aether. There are five types: 🔥 Fire, 🌎 Earth, 💧 Water, 💨 Wind, and ✨ Wild (which can substitute for any element).

Aether is generated through:

Start of Round: All monsters generate a small amount of Aether.
Basic Attacks: Every monster’s zero-cost Basic Attack generates extra Aether.
Skills and Traits: Many abilities are designed to generate additional Aether.

Advanced strategy revolves around manipulating the enemy’s Aether with two key effects: Purge (destroys Aether) and Steal (transfers Aether to you). By removing the Aether an enemy needs for a powerful, telegraphed attack, you can cause their action to “fizzle,” forcing them into a much weaker move.

2.2 Breaking the Enemy: A Masterclass on the Poise and Stagger System

The Poise and Stagger system is the central offensive mechanic.

Poise 🛡️: Represented by icons under an enemy’s health bar, Poise is their “guard.” You must hit them with attacks matching these elemental or physical icons to break them.
Stagger 😵: When all Poise icons are broken, the enemy becomes Staggered. A Staggered enemy loses its next action and takes significantly increased damage.

The ability to deny an enemy’s turn via Stagger is your most reliable defensive tool. Your goal is to control the flow of battle by assessing threats and using Stagger to neutralize the most dangerous enemy before it can act.

2.3 A Lexicon of Battle: Understanding Every Buff, Debuff, and Status Effect

Status effects are the building blocks of every advanced strategy. Uniquely, most buffs and debuffs can stack infinitely by default.

🟢 Key Offensive Buffs:
- Power: Increases damage dealt.
- Sidekick: Performs a free follow-up attack when an ally acts.
- Crit: Increases critical hit chance/damage.
🟢 Key Defensive Buffs:
- Shield: A temporary health bar that prevents Corruption.
- Regeneration: Heals at the start of a turn.
- Dodge: Chance to evade an attack completely.
🔴 Key Offensive Debuffs:
- Poison: Deals damage over time (DoT).
- Burn: Another DoT effect.
- Weakness: Reduces damage dealt by the target.
- Terror: Increases damage taken by the target.
⚙️ Key “Engine” Statuses:
- Age: Builds stacks over turns to enable incredibly powerful effects.

Table 2: Essential Status Effects and Synergies

Status Name	Type (Buff/Debuff)	Core Mechanic	Synergizes With…
Sidekick	Buff	Performs a follow-up attack when an ally acts.	Power/Crit: Increases the damage of the numerous follow-up attacks. Terror: Makes enemies more vulnerable to the many hits.
Poison	Debuff	Deals damage over time at the start of a turn.	Skills that “Trigger Poison”: Allows you to deal the DoT damage instantly and multiple times. Other Debuffs: Works well in “Affliction” builds that reward applying many different debuffs.
Shield	Buff	Absorbs damage and prevents Corruption gain.	Redirect/Tank: Essential for tanks who draw all enemy attacks to themselves. Skills that scale with Shield value: Some attacks deal damage based on the caster’s current Shield amount.
Regeneration	Buff	Heals over time at the start of a turn.	Skills that consume Regen: Some powerful attacks gain bonus effects or damage by consuming stacks of Regeneration. Tank monsters: Provides passive sustain for monsters that take a lot of damage.
Weakness	Debuff	Reduces the damage output of an enemy.	Purge/Aether Steal: Combines well in control strategies that aim to completely shut down enemy offense.
Age	Buff	Builds stacks over time to fuel powerful abilities.	Skills that scale with Age: The entire archetype is built around skills that have massive effects based on the number of Age stacks. Shield/Regen: Needs strong defensive support to survive long enough to build up a high number of stacks.

Part III: A Mythical Legion: Taming, Training, and Evolving Your Monsters

3.1 The Monster Tamer’s Toolkit: Mementos, Soulbonds, and the Rebirth Shrine

The lifecycle of your monsters is governed by three key mechanics:

Acquisition via Mementos 📜: You capture a monster’s essence in a Memento. After Staggering a wild monster, use a Blank Memento item to permanently add its Memento to your collection.
Permanence via Soulbonding 🤝: In Pilgrim’s Rest, you can form a Soulbond with any monster whose Memento you own. A Soulbonded monster can be chosen as your starting companion for any run.
Reinforcement via Rebirth ✨: If a monster is defeated, you can visit a Monster Shrine in the ruins. There, you can spend Monster Souls to perform a Rebirth, summoning a monster from your Memento collection to join your party.

3.2 The Path to Power: Leveling, Dynamic Skill Selection, and Run-Based Growth

Within a single run, monsters gain EXP and level up, but this progress is reset at the end of the run. When a monster levels up, you are offered a choice from a randomly generated pool of new skills and passive traits 🃏. This pool is intelligently weighted based on the monster’s inherent Types and, most importantly, the Types of its current party members.

This creates a “skill-deckbuilding” meta-game. By assembling a team with a shared Type (e.g., three “Poison” monsters), you heavily increase the odds of being offered skills that support that strategy, allowing you to guide the RNG and reliably build a powerful, synergistic engine.

3.3 Achieving True Worthiness: The Permanent Perk Progression System

While levels are temporary, Worthiness ⭐ is forever. This is the core permanent progression system for each monster. They gain Worthiness points after every combat, and as their Worthiness Rank increases, they unlock new, permanent Perks—small passive buffs that apply in all future runs.

This creates a powerful sense of long-term investment. Even failed runs contribute to your monsters’ permanent growth. Furthermore, increasing Worthiness is a primary method for farming Aether Crystals, creating a virtuous cycle of progression.

3.4 Beyond the Veil: A Guide to Finding Shifted and Hidden Monsters

Shifted Monsters 🌟: These are alternate-color versions of existing monsters with different Types, stats, and Signature Traits. To find them, you must purchase the “Shifted Monsters” upgrade in Pilgrim’s Rest. Afterward, any monster you encounter has a small chance to be its Shifted variant.
Hidden Monsters ❓: These are entirely unique creatures. To make them appear, you must purchase the corresponding “Hidden Monsters” upgrade for a specific biome. Once purchased, there is a chance for a regular encounter to be replaced with a “Hidden Encounter.”

3.5 The Complete Aethermancer Bestiary and Role Analysis

Here is a comprehensive analysis of several key monsters available in Aethermancer.

Jotunn 💧/💨

Types: Tank, Shield, Age
Signature Trait: Taunt. On being hit, applies Redirect to self.
Strategic Analysis 🛡️: Jotunn is the archetypal protector, drawing enemy fire and mitigating it with massive shields. It’s the cornerstone of defensive compositions and scales well into long fights due to its Age type.
Shifted Variant (🌎/💨, Tank/Shield/Poison) ☠️: Trades Age for Poison, transforming it into an aggressive, retaliatory tank that applies pressure while defending.

Cherufe 🌎/🔥

Types: Critical, Purge, Burn
Signature Trait: Volcanic Rage. On dealing a critical hit, applies Burn to the target.
Strategic Analysis 💥: Cherufe is a pure offensive powerhouse, focusing on massive critical damage and Aether disruption. It’s a self-sufficient damage dealer for aggressive teams.
Shifted Variant (🔥/💧, Critical/Purge/Terror) 😱: Replaces Burn with Terror, shifting its role to a setup/burst damage dealer that amplifies the damage of the entire team.

Minokawa 🔥/💨

Types: Sidekick, Dodge, Force
Signature Trait: Wind Gust. On evading an attack, applies Sidekick to self.
Strategic Analysis 🌪️: A premier Sidekick attacker whose damage output can be staggering in the right composition. It relies on its teammates to function but creates devastating combos.
Shifted Variant (🌎/💨, Sidekick/Age/Force) ⏳: Exchanges Dodge for Age, making it a late-game powerhouse that builds stacks to empower its Sidekick attacks to devastating levels.

Nixe 🌎/💧

Types: Heal, Aether, Poison
Signature Trait: Soothing Water. On healing an ally, cleanses one debuff from them.
Strategic Analysis ❤️‍🩹: A top-tier support providing healing, cleansing, Aether generation, and offensive pressure via Poison. An incredibly versatile monster that fits into almost any team.
Shifted Variant (🌎/💧, Heal/Regeneration/Poison) 🌱: Swaps Aether for Regeneration, focusing on pure, sustained healing for long, attritional battles.

(This bestiary would continue in this format for all monsters.)

Part IV: Pilgrim’s Rest: Forging Power from Defeat

Pilgrim’s Rest 🏡 is the heart of your permanent progression, where you transform past experiences into future power.

4.1 The Hub World Explained: Your Sanctuary Between Runs

This hub area is populated by Monsterkin and overseen by the mayor, Gustavo. As you rescue lost NPCs from the ruins, they will take up residence here, making the village feel more alive. The most important function of Pilgrim’s Rest is its vendors, who exchange Aether Crystals for permanent upgrades:

Gustavo 💰: Focuses on economic and utility upgrades.
Alioth 🧪: Offers upgrades that directly enhance your in-run power and survivability.
Sir Tiberion 🛡️: Specializes in monster diversity, unlocking Shifted and Hidden monsters.

4.2 The Currency of Persistence: Farming and Spending Aether Crystals

Gold 🪙: Temporary in-run currency.
Monster Souls 👻: Used for Rebirth at Monster Shrines.
Lurker’s Teeth 🦷: Rare currency for cosmetic decorations.
Aether Crystals 💎: The most important currency. Permanent and used for all meta-upgrades.

Maximize your Aether Crystal income by increasing monster Worthiness, defeating Champion monsters, and using conversion events like the frog shrine.

4.3 A Prioritized Guide to Permanent Upgrades

Invest your Aether Crystals wisely. This prioritized path provides the biggest impact on your early runs.

Tier 1: High-Priority Foundational Upgrades
- Worthiness Upgrade (Alioth): The best first upgrade. Provides a 10% bonus to all Worthiness gained, accelerating your entire meta-progression.
- Max HP Upgrade (Alioth): Directly counters enemy scaling by granting +1 max health per level.
- Soul Start 1 & 2 (Alioth): Start with more Monster Souls, giving you more options at Shrines and reducing team-building RNG.
- Soul Catcher (Alioth): Game-changing. Guarantees a newly captured monster appears at the next Shrine, allowing for deliberate mid-run team building.
Tier 2: Strong Quality-of-Life and Economic Boosts
- Monster Flask Upgrades (Alioth): More healing provides a crucial safety net.
- Gold Start 1 & 2 (Gustavo): Allows for immediate purchases from the first merchant.
- Memento Start (Gustavo): An extra Blank Memento per run.
Tier 3: Late-Game Content and Niche Unlocks
- Shifted Monsters (Sir Tiberion): Unlocks a massive new layer of content.
- Hidden Monsters (Sir Tiberion): Endgame content for collection completionists.
- Death Save (Alioth): An extremely expensive safety net.

Table 3: Recommended Permanent Upgrade Path

Priority Tier	Upgrade Name	Vendor	Cost (Crystals)	Rationale
1	Worthiness Upgrade	Alioth	100	The best investment. Accelerates all future Perk and Aether Crystal acquisition.
1	Max HP Upgrade	Alioth	150	Directly counters enemy damage scaling, providing a crucial survivability boost.
1	Soul Start 1 & 2	Alioth	100 / 200	Reduces team-building RNG by providing more options at Monster Shrines.
1	Soul Catcher	Alioth	200	Removes RNG from monster acquisition, allowing for deliberate, strategic team building mid-run.
2	Monster Flask Upgrades	Alioth	50 / 100	Increases healing resources, providing a reliable safety net during difficult fights.
2	Gold Start 1 & 2	Gustavo	150 / 300	Enables early-run purchases from merchants, potentially jump-starting your power curve.
2	Memento Start	Gustavo	150	Provides more opportunities to expand your permanent monster collection each run.
3	Shifted Monsters	Sir Tiberion	100	Unlocks a major new content system and doubles the number of potential monster builds.
3	Hidden Monsters	Sir Tiberion	200 each	Endgame content for dedicated players seeking to complete their bestiary.
3	Death Save	Alioth	500	A very expensive “panic button” that is less efficient than proactive survival upgrades.

4.4 Populating the Town: A Guide to Rescuable NPCs 🧑‍🤝‍🧑

You will occasionally find lost NPCs in the ruins. Interacting with them is enough to rescue them. They will then populate Pilgrim’s Rest, adding atmospheric flavor to the hub. In the current version, they do not offer quests or new shops.

Pilgrimage Path: Kipha, Jack, Leif, Xanre
Forbidden Fortress: Hector von Cetan, Pol, Carrom, Gwynne
Garden District: Cephilia, Sundor, Mike Golden, Aya

Part V: Advanced Aethermancy: Elite Strategies and Team Composition 🏆

5.1 The Philosophy of Synergy: How to Build a Team That “Breaks the Game”

High-level play is about creating a strategic engine ⚙️ where your monsters work as a single, cohesive unit. The goal is to create a positive feedback loop where one action triggers a cascade of effects. You can manufacture this consistency by building your team around a shared strategic Type (e.g., “Poison,” “Sidekick”). This manipulates the skill-deckbuilding system, making it highly likely you will be offered the skills needed to bring your engine online.

5.2 Meta-Defining Build Guides

Here are several powerful team archetypes proven to be effective at the highest levels.

Build 1: The Endless Blight ☠️ (Poison/Affliction)

Core Concept: Overwhelm the enemy with Poison stacks, then use skills that “trigger” the poison to deal massive, instantaneous damage.
Key Monsters: Nixe, Ooze, Medusa, Tatzelwurm.
Essential Skills: Plague (Trait that spreads poison), Incubation (Trait that doubles poison damage but stops auto-triggering), Viral Bloom (Action that instantly triggers all poison).
Strategy: Spend early turns applying as many Poison stacks as possible. Once the enemy is saturated, use Viral Bloom for a huge burst of damage.

Build 2: The Chain Reaction 🔄 (Sidekick/Power)

Core Concept: Abuse the Sidekick mechanic to generate an overwhelming number of attacks per turn.
Key Monsters: Orthrus, Gargoyle, Minokawa, Wolpertinger.
Essential Skills: Leadership (Aura that boosts damage with Sidekick), Make It Double (Aura that makes Sidekick hit twice), Charge Up (Free action to apply Sidekick).
Strategy: Use the first turn to apply multiple stacks of Sidekick to your attackers. On subsequent turns, any action—even healing—will trigger a barrage of follow-up attacks.

Build 3: The Unbreakable Wall 🧱 (Shield/Tank)

Core Concept: Achieve near-invincibility by stacking massive shields on a dedicated Tank with the Redirect buff, forcing all enemies to attack it while it takes zero damage.
Key Monsters: Jotunn, Shambler, Gargoyle (Shifted), Warden.
Essential Skills: Any skill that applies Redirect, skills that provide large amounts of Shield, and traits like Thorns that deal damage back to attackers.
Strategy: Funnel all resources into applying Redirect and Shields to your primary tank. Since damage absorbed by shields doesn’t cause Corruption, you can endure any fight. Victory is slow but almost guaranteed.

Part VI: The Future of Aethermancer

Aethermancer is in Early Access, meaning it is a game in evolution. The developers have been transparent about their plans for the full 1.0 release.

6.1 A Look Ahead: The Early Access Roadmap

The full version is planned to expand upon the Early Access foundation in several key areas:

🐲 More Content: More monsters and more biomes to explore.
👑 Endgame Expansion: A “fleshed-out end game area” and rewarding true endings.
⚔️ New Bosses: The addition of “deity boss fights.”
🎭 Player Classes: More classes for the Aethermancer to change how you support your monster team.
✨ Polish and Quality of Life: Continued bug fixes, balance changes, and improvements based on community feedback.

Conclusion: The Cycle Continues

The world of Terastae is a challenging one, a realm defined by a relentless cycle of destruction and creation. As an Aethermancer, you are not merely a participant in this cycle, but a master of it. Every defeat is a lesson, every fallen monster a soul reborn stronger than before.

This guide has provided the blueprint upon which true mastery is built. The ultimate philosophies remain simple yet profound: prioritize synergy over individual strength, value permanent progression over a single run’s success, and view every challenge as an opportunity to learn.

Go forth, Aethermancer. Guide your mythical companions, break their eternal cycle, and carve your legend into the very fabric of the Void. The cycle continues, but now, you are its master.

Disclaimer: This is an unofficial fan work, all trademarks and copyrights for Aethermancer belong to the developer moi rai games.

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