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Main Atrium
The base zone has four generic interior slots. Use it for compatible decorative or functional interior items. The manager's placement interface determines what can go into an available position.
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Your home within the Terasil network
Travel, craft, store, recoverAtrium Handbook
Unlock your personal space, understand its three zones, place functional furniture correctly, and turn the Atrium into the center of Anima life.
What the Atrium is
A personal hub, reached through Terasil Gates
The Atrium is your private space for Anima care, storage, furniture, Cooking, Cultivation, and related quests. Gatekeepers describe the Terasil Gate as the route to the Atrium and distant towns. Once inside, the Atrium Manager handles furniture placement.
Early gate tours are not the full unlock
Some starter quests introduce a gatekeeper before level 10. Your personal Atrium route follows the Anima binding quest. Complete the regional Personal Space! Atrium quest after awakening your Anima.
Unlock chain
From Anima binding to your first Pero lesson
After the level 10 Anima reunion, visit a local gatekeeper. Several regional versions of Personal Space! Atrium exist, but the versions exclude one another because only one is needed.
- Personal Space! Atrium
Use the gate, enter your personal space, and meet the Atrium Manager. This establishes the real Atrium route.
- Please stop her!
Continue the manager's introductory problem and learn how the residents of the space connect.
- Collect~ My Precious Pet
Follow the first profession sampler and begin learning how Anima work happens around the Atrium.
- Cooking~ Rants from Cepa
Continue through Gardener Cepa and the Cooking introduction.
- Requiem~ Call that a Pet?
Follow the soul-care lesson and its Anima interaction.
- Tame and Harvest~ Thank You, Brother!
Continue the Taming and Harvesting sampler.
- Making a Pero~ Red Teddy Bear for Special Her
Finish the introductory Pero-making sequence.
Know the layout
The Atrium, Sky Garden, and Room of Rest
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Sky Garden
The garden has six fixed functional positions: four Poti positions, one Gigas deck position, and one stash position. Plan these as utility slots.
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Room of Rest
This is a dedicated recovery space with no interior slots. Use it when your Anima needs safety and recovery instead of trying to decorate it.
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Placement workflow
Install furniture through the manager
- Carry the interior item
Make sure the furniture is in your inventory and that you are in the correct Atrium zone.
- Speak with the Atrium Manager
Choose the decoration or interior-placement option.
- Select a compatible open slot
The Sky Garden uses fixed Poti, Gigas deck, and stash types. The main Atrium uses generic interior slots.
- Confirm placement, then interact
Exit placement mode and click the installed object to use its function.
Furniture catalog highlights
Useful interior types
- Inexpensive Bed
- Stove, listed in the furniture catalog as Cooking Stand
- Poti Flamm, fire
- Poti Lympha, water
- Poti Terru, earth
- Poti Ventu, wind
- Old, Strong, and Xenor storage
- Generic closets and advanced-class wardrobes
Advanced-class wardrobes
Class-specific wardrobes exist for promoted classes. Check the required class before buying or placing one.
Anima professions at home
Cooking and Cultivation begin with installed furniture
Stove workflow
- Install a Stove
Use the Atrium Manager and a compatible main-room position.
- Learn the recipe
Legendary Cook K sells recipes near Item Merchants. The early quest also provides starting recipes.
- Bring ingredients
Gather the complete ingredient list and leave open inventory space.
- Click the installed stove
Keep your Anima available and ask her to cook through the furniture interaction.
Poti workflow
- Choose an element
Flamm is fire, Lympha is water, Terru is earth, and Ventu is wind.
- Install it in the Sky Garden
Use one of the four fixed Poti positions.
- Bring recipe materials
Different refinements and grown items require the matching Poti and ingredients.
- Work with your Anima
Interact with the installed Poti and complete the profession action.
Make room for travel
Storage furniture adds dedicated capacity
| Interior item | Capacity | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Old Storage | 10 slots | First reserve for materials or alternate equipment. |
| Strong Storage | 20 slots | Larger long-term material and gear organization. |
| Xenor's Special Storage | 20 slots | Another full-size storage option. |
- Store profession ingredients by type instead of mixing them with quest items.
- Keep one travel stack of recovery supplies in your normal inventory.
- Do not place a storage item until the Sky Garden stash position is available.
- Before replacing furniture, move important contents out first.
Anima recovery
Use the Atrium as a safe reset point
Press F11 for Anima Mode, select your Anima, and use compatible regenerative food or potions. Player healing abilities can also restore her. The Room of Rest provides a safe dedicated area when field danger is the problem.
Before leaving
Atrium departure checklist
- Collect completed Cooking or Cultivation results.
- Restore Anima health.
- Move reserve materials into storage.
- Carry the supplies needed for the next field route.
- Leave several inventory slots open for quest rewards.