Sephiria Items: Choose, Place and Manage Your Equipment

Item quick reference

This item guide explains handling and selection rather than duplicating an Artifact stat list. The Steam description establishes the relationship between Artifacts, Tablets and inventory arrangement. The named systems below are supported by developer updates. A complete current item catalogue, exhaustive drop table and universal rarity ranking are not available in this reference.

Inventory operations and versioned rules

These rules are recorded in the launch notes, 1.0.30 update and 1.0.31 update. Conversion results are described by rarity, not by a guaranteed named output. No probability for receiving a specific replacement has been verified here.

Decide whether a reward belongs in your active inventory

• Read three parts of an effect. Identify the action that triggers it, the benefit it provides and any restriction on that benefit. For example, a line tied to a successful defensive action needs that success; merely equipping the item does not establish that the trigger occurs. A restriction can also make an otherwise attractive reward unsuitable for your current approach. Finish reading before comparing rarity colors or assuming that a familiar icon means a familiar effect.

• Compare the replacement, not just the new item. Ask what you would remove to make room and what that removal changes. A new damage source may cost you support for an existing one. Evaluate the resulting inventory as a whole rather than counting only the incoming bonus. If you cannot explain why the replacement improves your next encounters, keeping a functioning arrangement is a reasonable editorial default, not a claim that the old item is objectively stronger.

• Separate immediate value from a possible future combination. An item that needs another piece may be a useful spare, but it should not be counted as though the full interaction is already present. Note the missing dependency and the opportunity cost of keeping it. This helps you make an explicit decision between supporting today's inventory and reserving space for a direction that might become possible later.

Arrange Tablets with a question in mind

• Identify the intended recipient before moving a Tablet. Read its directional or placement description and locate the Artifact you want to support. Then check what changed in the inventory display. Rearranging several support pieces at once makes it harder to tell which move helped. A screenshot of someone else's arrangement can suggest an idea, but without matching the actual items and their descriptions it is not a universal layout instruction.

• Recheck after replacing equipment. A position that supported a previous Artifact may have a different purpose after you swap it. Inspect the new arrangement rather than assuming the old benefit follows an item wherever you move it. This page does not provide invented grid coordinates: a useful placement answer depends on the inventory and support effects actually in front of you.

• Treat special operations as their own decisions. Imprinting and combining are named in official update records, but a brief bug-fix line does not document every prerequisite or cost. Read the current interaction prompt before committing a useful item. If you are explaining the result to another player, state which operation you used instead of calling every change an upgrade.

Handle storage, conversion and consumables deliberately

• Distinguish storage from activation. After moving a useful spare, check whether it is in the active inventory or the Side Bag. The documented inactivity rule makes that distinction important. A spare can preserve an option without currently powering your run. If a planned interaction stops working after reorganizing, checking where its required piece went is a more direct first step than assuming the effect was removed by a patch.

• Choose Mystic Pot inputs you can afford to lose. Compare the guaranteed sacrifice with the unspecified replacement. Higher rarity alone does not tell you whether the output will suit your actions or dependencies. There is no verified recipe here for forcing a particular Artifact, so do not offer the pot the foundation of your setup on the assumption that a named reward is certain.

• Check the ground after changing capacity. The potion-slot rule gives a specific reason to inspect nearby drops after a capacity reduction. Verify which bottles remain assigned and which were displaced. Do not confuse an unassigned bottle with a missing effect or assume it was automatically consumed. Exact potion healing amounts, duration tables and drop probabilities remain not available unless a current item description or source establishes them.