Will Early Access progress be wiped?
The developer’s October 30 explanation is that progress from November 27 onward will remain and that no later account or progress wipe is planned. This is the stated plan, not a guarantee that future policy cannot change.
Does current test progress carry over?
Do not assume the same rule covers pre-Early Access tests. The available announcements do not provide an item-by-item migration table for current test Pages, unspent currency and every cosmetic.
| Stage or asset | Announced treatment |
|---|---|
| Progress from November 27 Early Access onward | No later wipe planned, per October 30 developer reply |
| July closed-beta Book Rewards | Unlocked limited titles, banners and skins were promised retention |
| September Tutorial Pages | FAQ promised carryover to the next test |
| All current test Pages, currency and cosmetics into EA | Complete migration rules not announced |
What happened to the old Collection?
July’s original reset plan was followed by an Encore extension on July 28 that kept Collection progress and extended opportunities to earn Pages. On August 10, earning Pages for that Collection stopped, while saved Pages could still be spent at that time. Other cosmetic resets were discussed separately. These historical extensions are not a current Early Access transfer promise.
Can I still get the closed-beta Book skin?
The retention promise concerns rewards already unlocked during that event. It does not establish a new way to earn the old limited reward now.
Cross-platform progress
The July account FAQ describes linking supported platforms to the same Arkheron account to share progress and assets. It says separate accounts cannot be merged. This is not confirmation of cross-store purchase entitlement or a completed Early Access account-sync test.
What is planned for launch progression?
October developer updates describe earning Pages through play and spending them on Collection chapter cosmetics as a launch plan. Specific conversion rules for old test balances still need a separate announcement.