Hi Guys, Today, we will tell you the ARCHEMARA Trello & Beginner Guide Wiki. Archemara is one of those experiences that immediately pulls you in. It’s a combat-heavy co-op PvE dungeon crawler where timing, positioning, and teamwork aren’t optional—they’re the whole game.
The Trello is basically your behind-the-scenes guide to the game: It explains systems like Glyphs (Tenacity, Swiftness, etc.). Shows how weapons and upgrades are supposed to work and Lists future updates, balance changes, and planned features
Since Archemara is still in Early Access, things are evolving fast. The Trello keeps you updated so you’re not guessing.
ARCHEMARA Trello Link
https://trello[dot]com/b/36dGzudN/archemara
Simply remove “[dot]” and replace it with a normal “.”, then paste it into your browser.
Beginner Guide
Stats
Each time you increase your level, you gain an additional Attribute Point. Attribute Points are used to increase your stats and improve your survivability for more difficult fights.
Each attribute can hold a maximum of 20 points, and your character level is currently capped to 100.
What does each Stat do?
Strength: Increases your weapon’s base damage.
Dexterity: Increases your overall attack speed.
Stride: Increases your walk speed.
Strike Guard: Increase your damage resistance when attacking.
Quest
Quests are randomized and reset every hour. Higher-level quests drop rarer resources and blueprints, and completion rewards are only dropped at the end of a successful quest. To get a quest, you have to find the quest board and accept a quest.
Rewards: Different quests have different resources listed in the Completion Reward and Drop Surge. Completion rewards are only given when you complete a quest, and Drop Surges increase drop chances for the chosen items in both mob drops and chest loot.
Partying: You can play with up to three other players. To do so, you have to open your Index Menu by pressing Tab on the keyboard, navigate to the multiplayer tab, and open the Party menu. You have to keep in mind that mobs scale to the number of players, meaning if you have more party members, the mob levels will be higher than when you are solo.
Quest Types
Assassination – You need to defeat a floor boss to win
Blacksmith
Modify – you can do 3 different things in modify, upgrade your weapons, attach glyphs to your weapons and you can change the appearance of your weapons
Create – in this menu you are able to use blueprints found in dungeons in order to create new weapons
Crafting Requirements
The crafting requirements of a weapon are directly tied to its lineage, and also inform you of the base material that you’ll need in order to increase its refinement grade (upgrade level). Lineages also affect the stats of the weapon. You can see more information about lineages, as well as all lineages currently in the game, in the Variants & Lineages tab.
Rarity
Weapon blueprints may often be the same lineage, but not the same rarity. Starting from uncommon, weapons will receive an ~11% increase in base damage and poise damage per rarity tier above common.
Modify Menu
Weapon inventory & statistics
You can see all of your currently crafted weapons. By hovering over one with your mouse cursor, you will also be able to see its name, variant, rarity, class, refinement grade (upgrade level), lineage, energy capacity (glyphs), physical appearance, attributes, scaling, lineage traits, and upgrade requirements. You can see more information about lineages, as well as all lineages currently in the game, in the Lineage tab.
Modify
This menu is accessed by selecting a weapon and then clicking the MODIFY button. In this menu, you can access your stored and equipped glyphs, preview upgrades for and upgrade glyphs, equip glyphs, and see the overall statistics of your weapon in this menu. You can see more information about the glyphs system, as well as all glyphs currently in the game, in the Glyphs tab.
Upgrade
This feature is accessed by selecting a weapon, reviewing the upgrade requirements on the bottom right of the screen, and then clicking the UPGRADE button to increase the refinement grade of a weapon. Increasing the refinement grade of a weapon raises its base damage, poise damage, and energy capacity.
Appearance
This menu is accessed by selecting a weapon and then clicking the APPEARANCE button. In this menu, you can change the appearance of your weapon by using the materials you’ve collected through gameplay. You can change the primary, secondary, and tertiary materials of your weapon by selecting them at the top of the menu and then clicking the material you’d like to replace it with. Keep in mind, not all materials can be used for every part of your weapon.