Tools

Valor Mortis Tools

Three planners that answer what to do next, what could be lost, and how to route what is left.

Confirmed facts on this page carry their sources.

The wiki says what exists. These three tools say what you should do about it, given where you actually are. They run entirely in your browser, need no account, and store your selections locally; nothing is uploaded and no save file is read.

What each tool does

ToolInputOutputWhat it does differently
Progress & Backtrack PlannerCurrent chapter, unlocked abilities, and what you are targetingAvailable now, blocked for now, and the recommended return order with the nearest LanternState-aware availability and a minimal return route instead of a static map
Quest Choice & Missable ProtectorCurrent quest or decision point, spoiler setting, and whether a one-shot encounter is doneChoice warning, locked consequences, reward comparison and a save promptTurns scattered quest pages into a pre-decision checklist
Completion RoadmapCompleted regions, quests and abilities, plus a completion goalMissing work grouped by what is reachable, an ordered revisit queue and category countsA route planner rather than a pin-for-pin collectible map

Open a planner

One data model, three views

Each result is generated from the same entity records the pages use, so anything a tool recommends links back to the page that justifies it:

  • Regions carry order, Lanterns, chapter and return gates.
  • Quests carry start Lantern, step count, rewards, choices and whether they are time-limited.
  • Collectibles and Ambers carry region, Lantern and quest relation.
  • Every record carries a source confidence state, and single-source records are marked in the output.

What the tools deliberately skip

Version one avoids the products that already exist in the Valor Mortis space:

  • No pin-for-pin interactive map; route lists only, anchored to Lanterns.
  • No Amber build planner, level calculator, synced tracker, desktop overlay or parry trainer.
  • No fabricated build scores, DPS values, hidden stats or drop rates.

Tool outputs are deterministic: the same inputs always produce the same recommendation, and every recommendation shows the entity and confidence it came from.

FAQ

FAQ

Common questions about this topic.

Do I need an account or a save file?

No. The tools never read a save file and never ask you to log in; you type in your chapter and what you have unlocked, and it keeps that locally.

How accurate are the recommendations?

They are only as good as the entity records behind them, which is why each record carries a confidence label and why disputed entries are excluded from the tools entirely.

Will the tools tell me my build is better?

No. There are no invented build scores or damage numbers anywhere on this site; the tools route work, they do not grade characters.