Additions are rooms that are added to the draft pool.

Most additions are removed from the draft pool at the end of each day. However, some additions are permanent such as those found in the Drafting Studio.

Rooms are considered adjoined if they are connected to each other via a doorway.

A set amount of gold granted at the beginning of each day. Your allowance is typicaly left in the Entrance Hall each morning.

Floorplans that are hidden from view after drafting Archives are considered “archived floorplans”.

One of the most commont ype of rooms. Bedrooms re typically used for resting and regaining steps, ad are identifiable by the violet borders of their flooplans.

Ancien floorplans from eras long past, excavated from the depths of history.

These floorplans lack the colored borders of their modern counterparts.

A blessing is a persistent benefit that lasts for several days, typically bestowed from Shrine after an offering of gold has been made.

You may Call it a day at any time. This will end the current day and reset the rooms on the estate, your inventory and your steps.

When you run out of steps, you will be forced to Call it a day.

If, on your estate, you have drafted a Coat Check, you may use it to check an item. This will allow you to retrieve that item on any day you have a Coat Check on your estate.

The color of a floorplan will usually indicate the type of room :

• Violet for Bedrooms,
• Orange for Hallways,
• Green for Green Rooms,
• Yellow for Shops,
• Red for Red Rooms

and Blue for Blueprints (default type).

Workshop is a useful room in which you can experiment trying out different combinations of inventory items in an attempt to create a new and unique contraption.

A dead end is any room lacking a second doorway. If a room ever has additional doorways it is not considered a dead end, even if those doorways are blocked.

Occasionally, you may find piles of dirt on the estate. These 'dig spots', often found in Green Rooms, can be dug up with help of a shovel and may contain hidden items.

The directory contains detailed information for the all rooms on the estate that you have drafted.

You may access the Directory at any time from the system meny or by pressing R1.

In the Commissary, players may find an arcade cabinets for the popular game Dirigiblocks. To the dsimay of bored members of the staff, the cabinet has not been in working order for the last severat years.

(Although the game is not currently accessible, it is scheduled to be added in a futur patch.)

Occasionally, you may find piles of dirt on the estate. These 'dig sports', often found in Green Rooms, can be dug up with the help of a shovel and may contain hidden items.

The action of selecting a floorplan from the three options presented to you after clicking a door in known aas drafting.

Certains rooms can affect the drafting ppol and the drafting process. This type of room is fittingly known as a “Drafting room” and are noted on their floorplans by the compass symbol.

The draft pool is the total collection of currently available floorplans, from which three are drawn at the beginning of each draft.

Drawing is the initial pulling of the three floorplans from the draft pool at the beginning of drafting.

To illustrate the difference between drawing and drafting, remember that “Three floorplans are drawn, but only one is drafted.”

The East Wing rooms of the house are the nine rooms that border the very right edge of the house.

Certain rooms have an effect that is only triggered upon physically entering the room. These rooms are marked on their floorplans by an icon of an open door.

The Estate refers to all the explorable areas of Mt. Holly including the rooms currently drafted, as well as the grounds.

The house, on the other hand, is only referring to the current rooms, as shown on the Mt. Holly Blueprint.

When your steps reach zero, you are exhausted and too tired to continue exploring. At this point, you must call it a day.

From the Terminal located in the Laboratory, scientists and technicians can create experimental house features by selecting a “trigger” and an “effect”.

This experimental feature will last until the end of the day.

The life of every room begins as a floorplan, a square paper sketch, drawn by an architect, from a pool of potential ideas- the draft pool.

Gems are valuable resources used by Architects to draft special floorplans.

A feature on the Network that you are now perusing: A list of words and architectural jargon that is intended to make simple, the terms you will encounter on the estate.

Entries marked ?????? will become gradually revealed as you progress.

Gold is the currency by which you can purchase goods and services from shop rooms on the estate.

Floorplans that have a green border are known as Green Rooms. These rooms are associated with outdoor areas and gardens, and are naturally synergistic with one anoter.

The outdoor area of the estate immediately surrounding the house. The grounds include many area of interest, including the campsite, apple orchard and west path.

Orange floorplans, known as Hallways, are rooms that often contain many doors. They provide architects the means to branch off into different paths, allowing for greated flexibility.

The house refers to the 45-floorplan grid of Mount Holly. Only the rooms currently drafted are considered pat of the house.

As an architect, you may wish to vie the previous layouts and room configurations from days past. This useful feature can be accessed from the system menu.

The items you have collected on any given day can be viewed and inspected from the Blue Print Menu.

Items refer both to Special Items (unique items in your inventory), as well as Resource Items such as keys, gems, gold, etc.

As per the rules laid forth in your Great Uncle's wiil, objects found on the estate must be left behind whenever you call it a day.

Keys are a common resource used to open up locked doors on the estate.

There are also some unique Special Keys that can unlock special doors or rooms that only appear in the specific locations in the house.

Electric powered doors of reinforced steel that can only be accessed via Keycard are considered Security Locked. These doors appear with more frequency the higher up in rank you are in the house.

As you explore the house you will find that some doors are locked. To continue exploring, you will need to use a key to unlock them.

Locked doors appear more often the higher in rank you are in the house.

We all need a bit of it…

Luck determines the likelihood that you will find additional items in rooms on your estate. Luck can be raised by certain items and rooms, marked on their floorplan by a clover.

These rooms are often heavy in mechanics and often contain control systems that can interact with other elements on the estate. These rooms are marked by the symbole of a gear.

Each Terminal on the estate is connected to a local Network named “Blackbridge”.

This network allows users to remotelly connect to other active terminals, as well as providing access to staff services and other handy features, like this glossary!

Rooms draftable only from a door located outside of the house, on the grounds of Mt. Holly. West Path access is required before these rooms are accessible.

Most things on the estate reset from one day to the next. It's the nature of the house. However, a few things are permanent and are usually marked as such. Permanent changes do not reset each day.

The estate's Boiler Room is known as a power source beacause it provides steam power to various rooms in the house. Steam power is conveyed room-to-room via ducts that run across the ceiling, and power can be transported as long as you continue to string together rooms that contains power ducts.

Rooms 5, 6, 7 et 8 are all puzzle rooms. Which is interesting because that's the same number of letters found in the Gallery.

Very curious…

Each row of rooms in your house make up a rank. As you progress north, the rank increases.

There are nine rnaks listed on Mount Holly's official blueprint.

However, among the staff, whispers of a tenth Rank can often be overheard.

How often a floorplan is drawn from the drafting pool is determined by its rarity.

There are four rarities: Commonplace, Normal, Uncommon and Rare.

Some rooms and items allow you to throw back the first three options drawn from the drafting pool for a fresh set of potential rooms. This is known as drawing new floorplans.

Beware the rooms of red! They offer powerful expansion options but come at a dangerous cost.

Each morning, the house returns to its default positions and all drafted rooms, inventory and resources are reset.

Permanent changes, however, do not reset.

Mount Holly's Inner Sanctum, one of the oldest rooms in the house, is a chamber deep underground shrouded in mystery and adorned by eight doors.

Electric powered doors of reinforced steel that can only be accessed via Keycard are considered Security Locked. These doors appear with more frequency the more higher up in rank you are in the house.

Floorplans adorned by borders of golden yellow are shops that typically offer goods or a service in exchange for coins.

Sigils are ancient runes imbued with meaning that use symbology to represent the different aspects of the old realms. The book Realm & Rune serves as a helpful guide for those looking to decipher these Ajeran symbols.

These floorplans are slightly more rare and costs gems to draft. The often offer more unique, complex and exciting effects.

A special item is referring to an item that is unique and inventory bound, as opposed to resource items such as keys, gems and coins.

When a spread occurs, items are randomly distributed across all rooms currently active on the estate. The more rooms in your house, the larger the spread.

There are several ways to increase the amount of stars visible in the night sky. The easiest method, of course, is drafting Observatory. Each additional star creates new formations of constellations, which in turn provide beneficial effects.

Mt. Holly is equipped with several state of the art computer Terminal stations that control various systems on the estate electronically.

Each terminal is also connected to a central local Network.

Fooms that provide benefits in the future belong to a special category of floorplans: Tomorrow rooms. They are marked with a clock symbol.

A brass distinction of genuine achievement, proudly displayed for all to see in Mt. Holly's very own Trophy Room.

A small wooden chest often found in rooms, always locked, and usually containing a few items of interest.

Resting far beneath the estate's foundations are a series of covert chambers and caverns, their existence known only to a few select individuals within the household.

There are a number of data disks that can be found on the estate that contain potential room updates that were planned but never executed by the Baron.

A charming path that winds through the wooded area that runs alongside the west wing of the houde. This path can be accessed from both the garage and the west gate, which is usually kept latched and locked.

The West Wing rooms of the house are the nine rooms that border the very left edge of the house.