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The Blood of Dawnwalker Tools
These tools exist because The Blood of Dawnwalker hides its two scarcest resources behind pretty UI. Time is an hourglass on a confirm prompt. Ability identity is four-and-four slots on two clocks. The time planner is a calendar you mark before a session. The build planner is a loadout you stare at before a shrine. Neither cheats. Both keep you from spending Tuesday twice.
Use them when you are about to accept two quests in two dominions, or when a skill node costs an hourglass. Do not use them mid-duel — that is what controls and the real-time wheel are for. Skip both in the prologue. Open both on day six when the map is a fog of unpaid hourglasses and you cannot remember whether wolf form or a person is the better purchase. They do not read your save. You are the sync service. They will not stop a bad quest. They will show the remaining stack while you still have one. Pair the calendar with the time system so a pip means an hourglass, not a walk, and pair the loadout with abilities so you do not pin a hex to midnight.
When to use them
Open the time planner when you are about to accept two quests in two dominions. Open the build planner when a node costs an hourglass. Do not open either while a duel is running — that is what controls and the real-time wheel are for. If you are still in the prologue, you do not need a 30-day grid yet. If you are on day six and lost, you do.
Frequently asked questions
Do these tools read my save?
No. They run in the browser. You are the sync service.
Is there a map tool?
Not yet. Use in-game shrine pins and the map primer. Fake pin databases before launch are how wikis get people lost.