Elderfield Mystery Locations - All 22 Mysteries and Roll Outcomes

The mechanics guide explains how mysteries work — the Luck-driven die, the hidden 0 and 7, the bath reset. This page is the atlas: every mystery the community wiki documents, region by region, with the roll outcomes each table actually records. Where a tier shows “?” on the wiki, it stays “not documented” here — no invented results.

Where are the Town and Sewers mysteries?

One apiece, and both reset with every bath.

The Ancient Coin’s table is the system’s cleanest teaching example — each band trades between gold, healing and curse risk with no unique item at stake. The Ritual Candles are the opposite: the only Sewers mystery, and one of just three documented tables with a distinct hidden-7 result.

Where are the Mall mysteries?

Five tables inside the Mall, two of them in the hallway.

The Mall is the risk-tutoring floor: two of its five tables can permanently reduce stats on low rolls. The Luck engine you build here decides whether those rows are a rounding error or a reason to skip.

Where are the Old Woods mysteries?

Eight mysteries, from the bus stop to the deep campsites.

The woods’ mid bands are the least documented in the game — four of the eight mysteries have no recorded 3–4 or 1–2 outcomes at all. The high bands, by contrast, are where the farm economy’s bottleneck resource originates (Cleansing Balm recurs across two Old Woods tables and two more in the Catacombs) alongside the Dreampearl Seed.

Where are the Catacombs mysteries?

Seven mysteries at the bottom of the mine ladder, most of them behind F3’s bone walls — and two behind doors that need a wire cutter or a small hammer to open.

The Skeleton Altar’s flavor text addresses the prayer “to Kaal, god of the dead” — matching the gods guide’s ledger for Kaal, whose Emissary achievement reads Deep and Dead. The Catacombs keep his paper trail.

The Spiked Altar’s sacrifice menu (roll 4–6, offering is permanent stat loss for gear):

How do these tables drift from the demo data?

Our mechanics guide carries demo v0.11 numbers verified in-game before launch; the wiki tables above were last re-edited five days after launch. Where they disagree, both are real records of different builds. The drifts big enough to plan around:

• ATM — demo: 5–7 pays 50g with the Greed blessing specifically; the current wiki table bands it 5–6 with a random blessing.
• Strange Plant — demo first-time list included an Emerald Necklace; the current table lists the Dreampearl Seed and Slimeweeds only.
• Fleshy Mass — demo recorded 5 as 5g; the current table leaves tier 5 undocumented.
• Blood Trees — demo split 7 (Balm) from 6 (Eye of Gatis); the current table merges both into 5–6.
• Well Man — demo recorded a separate 5 result (Large Coin Box); the current table merges the band into 5–6.
• Fish — demo split the Bauble (on 5) from the Crystal Flask (on 6–7); the current table lists both under 5–6.
• Ancient Coin — demo reads the payoff band as 6–7; the current table tops out at 6.
• Tent — demo pays the Cursed Emerald Ring on a 6 and spawns the Pretty Flower fight on 0–2; the current table bands the ring to 5–6 and the fight to 1–2.
• Fish fights — demo spawns the Giant Fish on 0–3 only; the current table attaches the fight to both 3–4 and 1–2.
• Blood Trees — demo documents a 3 result (Fear and Doom, blessed with Greed and Skepticism); the current table leaves 3–4 blank.

Until v1.0.0 in-game re-verification lands, treat the wiki bands as the broader record and the demo rows as the in-game-verified floor — where only one side documents a tier, that side wins by default.