Search every system

Names, descriptions, roles, effects, source labels, locations, mission text, and category terms are indexed in the selected site language. Search with the same player-facing words shown throughout the site.

Global search is the fastest route when the player knows a name, effect, source, location, skill, or objective but not which system owns it. Enter the phrase in player language, then narrow the connected index to heroes, Karma, equipment, items, Familiars, Adventure Book, encounters, progress, or map. Scope counts show how much of the current index each filter covers. Starting broad is useful for an exact name; starting with a scope is better when a short term has many unrelated meanings.

Hero recommendations, exclusive Karma, skills, item sources, map locations, and system routes stay attached to the result so related decisions are one step away.

Results are ranked against localized names, descriptions, roles, effects, sources, locations, missions, categories, and useful keywords. Arrow keys move the active result, Enter opens it, and Escape clears the current query. Each result keeps up to a few verified connections visible, such as an exclusive Karma, recommended hero, item source, map position, or system route. These links let the player continue the same question without retyping it. A map query loads the published map index only when needed, so other searches remain responsive.

Results use the current published data version. Belos and development-only maps remain excluded, while unresolved or unavailable reward references stay explicitly marked on their owning system pages.

A result’s category label explains what kind of page will open; the summary supplies context but does not replace the detail page. Multiple map locations are grouped with a count rather than duplicated as indistinguishable cards. The index uses public localized names and player-facing relationships. Unavailable areas do not appear, Belos material is kept separate from Orbis content, and unresolved rewards remain identified on the relevant system page.

Use this section to connect the page’s visible result to the decision you need to make.

When no result appears, shorten the query to the official name, clear only the current scope, and remove descriptive words one at a time. Search by the effect when an item name is forgotten, by the source when the target item is unknown, or by the location when several entities share a name. Do not treat the first high-ranked card as a recommendation; ranking measures text relevance, not combat power, farming efficiency, rarity, or account suitability. Open the detail record before making a resource decision.

Use this section to connect the page’s visible result to the decision you need to make.

Use global search as a router, then complete the decision in the specialized workspace. Move from a material result to its sources or planner, from a boss to exact phases and rewards, from a quest to its prerequisites, or from a map result to the selected location. If a localized query fails while the English official name works, keep the verified page and report the localization gap rather than inventing a synonym. Recheck results after a page update because available results and links can change with the published version.