This Journal is written to assist newcomers in their journeys across the Everbright and Everdawn worlds. If something has unique functionality, chances are I’ve written about it in this book. You might find new journal entries as you progress, so remember to check back periodically. I’ve marked each section with a bookmark on the side of the book.

The entrance to the Everbright dimension. The portal is made of Turquoise Stone Bricks, and can be lit with a Zeal Lighter. It seems the Everbright is constantly day, but it's somehow always brittle and cold. The world is home to lots of large thick-coated fauna. Plenty of snow, and spirit-like enemies can be found here. During the snow, more enemies like to show their faces, as they much prefer the colder weather.

A foliage found in the Everbright. When grown, it produces Brewberries. After further investigation, the type of Brewberry that the bush wields can be influenced based on the block you grow it on, however it doesn’t seem to guarantee that you get said berry. Comet Grass causes the bush to be able to produce Pink Brewberries, which grant you a small amount of regeneration. Growing it on Mycelium seems to allow it to grow Black Brewberries, which cure poisonous status effects. I was also able to find that growing the bushes on fertile soil, such as Farmland or Podzol, allowed the bush to produce an extra berry or so.

With this world being much colder, sources of heat are harder to come across. However, thanks to some of my experimentation, I was able to find that some plants can be used as fuel. The most notable being the Snowcap Mushroom. It absorbs heat, making the nearby surroundings chilled to the touch. It can occasionally reach such a cold temperature that lava hardens on the spot. And as it turns out, this heat can be released in a furnace to produce a similar flame to that of coal.

A small variation of the Snowcap Mushroom. It can be compressed into giant mushroom blocks, which, just as the Snowcap Mushroom is, can be used as quite the fuel source.

With this creation, I was able to harness the Snowcap Mushroom’s heating and cooling power. By sapping the heat out of warm objects, it can cook whatever you put inside, occasionally leaving the frozen byproduct of the fuel behind. It even allows for things such as water to be used as a fuel source, albeit not a very good one.

One of the few ocean vegetations that can be found in the Everbright. Its faded red color contrasts very well with the rest of the ocean, it’s very interesting to see such a color mixed amongst the blues and purples of the Everbright. I’m sure this could be smelted to create beautiful building materials.

A red metal, it can be found in most of the non-mountainous biomes in the Everbright. It seems to mostly take on the role of an iron equivalent in this world. Ventium can be used to create things like buckets, shears, and the Tool Box.

This magical metal can be found inside the non-mountainous biomes of the Everbright. It has mysterious properties that allow for strengthening the durability of almost any tool from both the Everbright and Everdawn using a Tool Box.

Obtained from the mouth of a Seclam. This shiny pearl seems to have some sort of mysterious property. Most enemies seem to not like me holding it. I might be able to combine it with Falsite to create something greater.

By combining a Seclam’s pearl and a Soul Fragment with Falsite to create this, I’m able to prevent hostile mobs from appearing within a large radius. This is very helpful in this world, since light sources like Moonstone don’t prevent mobs from appearing like they do in the Overworld.

A fragment of an evil soul. With all the ghostly enemies in the Everbright, these are quite a common item. One of the ways I’m able to harness its power is when crafting it with a pearl and some Falsite to create a Warding Pearl. Given how early I’ve found this in my journey, there are likely more uses I have yet to find as well.

After visiting the Blinding Dungeon, I managed to get my hands on a Summoning Table. Since I was lucky enough to obtain this, I can use it to change the mode of my newfound Summoning Tome. It has the option of either shooting a Fluctuant Sphere, or summoning an Artificial Golem to fight alongside me. I will likely write more in depth about the tome in a separate entry.

When I visited the Everbright’s Blinding Dungeon, I found myself a Soulbound Spear. This spear seemed to function like a normal spear, however it always would come back to me after throwing it. This might come in handy when dealing with most of the enemies in this world.

Amongst the other useful tools I was able to get for myself at the Everbright’s Blinding Dungeon, I was able to get the uncommon Summoning Tome. This allows me to cast some of the Summoner’s spells. When I obtained the tome, right away it had the ability to conjure a Fluctuant Sphere. Using it I’m able to hit multiple enemies at once with a single projectile, as it damages anything within a radius of it. However, once I used the tome at the Summoning Table, I was surprised to see it had yet another ability! It granted me the ability to summon an Artificial Golem to fight alongside myself. The Golem seemed to be temporary though, only lasting me about a minute, so I’d better use it wisely!

I managed to stumble upon a giant green pyramid structure in the Snow Covered Pines. After entering, I was greeted by many of its inhabitants. They seemed to be golems constructed entirely of the structure’s stone, held together with Starlit Vines. As I was nearing the top of the dungeon, I started to realize that the build quality had been getting better the whole time! The bottom floors seemed to be very aged, and weathered away, while the upper floors were in almost pristine condition. Each floor seems to have a dungeon key in it, I’ll assume that just like the Blinding Dungeon, there is a Keystone at the end of the tunnels to use. However, due to some rumors I’ve heard, I likely won’t be going to see it for myself. I’ve decided to call this giant structure the §oNature §oDungeon§r.

It seems like this hammer came directly from the Starlit Crusher itself! This mighty hammer has the power to slam the ground, just as the Starlit Crusher is rumored to do. It hurts everything around me when I use it, causing each enemy to fly into the air! This thing also packs quite a punch, doing lots of melee damage, it seems to be very heavy though.

The entry to the Everdawn Dimension, created with Lunar Stone Bricks and lit with a Zeal Lighter. This world is always hot and humid, but the time is always at sunrise. Insects thrive here, especially during the rain when more of them leave their homes. The insects have grown to scary sizes, some being about half my size! The rain seems less heavy here, usually only a slight drizzle. The fauna here seem to be mostly reptilian, with few exceptions.

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