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The Crimson Moon reference database: every status effect, the six districts, the six Vessels and three Dead Gods, both Angel forms, how Missions and Wards work, level 2-15 unlocks, named weapons, and the story of Gildenarch.
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Crimson Moon reference database
The Crimson Moon data tables, one page each. Every status effect and what applies it, the six districts of Gildenarch, the bosses you fight at the end of a run, how the Angel system works, what each character level unlocks, and the named weapons and armour that community build guides surfaced.
Crimson Moon combat reference — status effects and bosses
Every status effect in Crimson Moon (bleed, burn, frost, frozen, marked, poison, rage, sunderance) and which weapons and Boons apply it, plus the six Vessels, three Dead Gods, and confirmed enemy types you meet in a run.
Crimson Moon world — districts, Angels, missions, and lore
The six named districts of the fallen city of Gildenarch, the two Angel forms (Aegis and Sunder) and how Angel ascension works, how Missions and Wards structure a run, and the story of the Nephilim, the Spire, and the Dead Gods.
- Crimson Moon Districts — Forsaken Streets, Archspire Cathedral, Ramshorn Keep, Shoreditch Prison, Elk Grove Academy, The Ashveil
- Crimson Moon Angels — Aegis, Sunder, and Angel Ascension
- Crimson Moon Missions & Wards — Run Structure, Completion Rates, End-Boss Flow
- Crimson Moon Story & Lore — Nephilim, the Spire, the Dead Gods, the Infernal Legion
Crimson Moon progression — levels, named items, and unlocks
What every character level from 2 to 15 unlocks in Crimson Moon (stat increases, Angel access, shop tiers, drop rates), plus the named weapons, trinkets, and armour that community build guides surfaced at launch.
Crimson Moon Angels — Aegis, Sunder, and Angel Ascension
The two Angel forms in Crimson Moon: Aegis and Sunder, plus the Angel Ascension meter, Sigils, executions, and parries. Cites the official How Builds Work dev post.
Crimson Moon Bosses & Enemies — Vessels, Dead Gods, and Infernal Legion
The six Vessels, three Dead Gods, and confirmed enemy types in Crimson Moon. Cites launch screenshots, dev posts, and the developer-run Crimson Moon Wiki.
Crimson Moon Districts — Forsaken Streets, Archspire Cathedral, Ramshorn Keep, Shoreditch Prison, Elk Grove Academy, The Ashveil
The six named districts of Gildenarch, the fallen city in Crimson Moon. Each one is a replayable Ward with its own missions, encounters, and end-boss.
Crimson Moon Level Unlocks — Stats, Angels, Shops, and Drop Tiers from Level 2 to 15
What every character level from 2 to 15 unlocks in Crimson Moon: stat increases, Angel access, shop inventory tiers, and gear drop rarities.
Crimson Moon Missions & Wards — Run Structure, Completion Rates, End-Boss Flow
How Missions and Wards work in Crimson Moon: the three Ward groupings, six districts, life pool, Nexus Gates, and end-of-Ward Dead God fights.
Crimson Moon Named Weapons, Trinkets, and Armor — Items Confirmed in Community Play
Named items surfaced in Crimson Moon launch-week community build guides: weapons, trinkets, and armor pieces with their source videos.
Crimson Moon Status Effects — Bleed, Burn, Frost, Frozen, Marked, Poison, Rage, Sunderance
Every status effect in Crimson Moon: what each one does, which weapons and Boons apply it, and how to counter it. Cites the official 'How Runs Work' and 'How Builds Work' dev posts.
Crimson Moon Story & Lore — Nephilim, the Spire, the Dead Gods, the Infernal Legion
The world of Crimson Moon: who the Nephilim are, what the Spire and the Dead Gods represent, how the Infernal Legion rose, and the Order of the Crimson Moon that opposes them.