Medallions

Dropped in the temple once the Architect has fallen. Each is named for one of the Vaal architects who built it — and each vignette is about them and the Queen.

Estazunti's Medallion

Use to place an additional Restricted Room Card after defeating the Architect

The Architect of the Vault pleaded with nobles and suitors, begging them to stop sending treasure to the Queen. He could never go home until his task was complete...

Hayoxi's Medallion

Use to reroll a Restricted Room in the Temple

The Architect of Destruction ensured his own demise in an 'accidental' explosion. She ordered his pieces gathered, his body reassembled and transcended. Death was no escape.

Juatalotli's Medallion

Use to prevent the next Destabilisation of a Room

The Architect of the Hoard gathered every piece of Vaal history he could, hoping to preserve them against the end. She allowed him this, for it served her ends as well.

Puhuarte's Medallion

Use to reroll the Room Cards available for placement

Restricted Room Cards may not be rerolled this way

The Architect of the Forge kept his hearth busy, for the Queen's eye lingered on the idle. Her halls stood adorned with his desperate artisanship.

Quipolatl's Medallion

Use to increase the Tier of a Room (does not stack)

The Architect of the Nexus proposed the Temple of Atzoatl as a prototype. He thought the project would keep him safe. Instead all he achieved was building her another seat of power.

Uromoti's Medallion

Use to add Room: {0}

The Architect of Expansion was always distant, working on projects at the edge of the Empire. His excuses vanished soon after his daughter was... given... a position at the Royal Temple.

Zantipi's Medallion

Use to add one to the number of random Waystone Modifiers added to your Temple. This number reduces by 1 for every 10 Temples opened.

Modifiers will be randomised each time you open a new Temple. Temples can be affected by up to 8 Modifiers.

The Architect of Concealment wove secrets into stone, with passages and powers none were meant to see. His renown rose in the shadows of his designs.