What this is
The archive is a reference first: clear names, readable stats, useful maps, and build notes that explain their reasoning. It is designed to sit beside the game on a second monitor and stay out of the way. That means plain pages, strong contrast, and no unnecessary weight.
What this is not
This is not an official wiki, a news outlet, or a marketplace. It does not sell items, promise early access, or speak for the developers. Anything that looks like a recommendation is one fan's field note, not a statement from the game's creators.
Disclaimer
Unofficial fan site. Not affiliated with Moon Studios or Private Division. Game names and imagery belong to their respective owners.
All game names, item names, artwork, and trademarks remain the property of Moon Studios, Private Division, and their respective owners. Nothing on this site is endorsed, sponsored, or reviewed by them, and nothing here should be read as an official statement about the game. The emblem, the layout, and the illustrations on item pages are original work made for this project. If a rights holder wants something changed or removed, that request takes priority over anything written here.
How it is built
The site is a static build: no account system and no database. It uses Google Analytics 4 for basic traffic statistics — roughly how many people read a page, not who they are — and no other tracking. Pages are written by hand and served as files. The visual language — near-black ink, old gold, a little blood red — was made for this project rather than borrowed from the game's marketing.
Accuracy, eventually
The archive is still in its opening stages. Entries are checked in small batches and marked with the version they came from. If something cannot be confirmed, the page will say so instead of filling the gap with a guess.
Corrections
Entries are proofread against each patch: a record names the game version it was written from, and a patch that moves a number, a location, or a requirement sends that entry back for another pass. Pages that have not yet been re-checked carry a data note instead of pretending to be settled.
Corrections and questions go to [email protected]. A wrong number, a missing source, or a name that reads badly is worth an email; corrections that come with the patch they apply to get fixed fastest.