Where the numbers come from

Sources are ranked, and the ranking decides what gets published. Something seen on screen in the game beats a player guide, which beats a community answer key, which beats an educated guess. A weaker source never quietly replaces a stronger one, and anything nobody has confirmed is left out or said to be unknown rather than filled in with something plausible.

That ordering is why this site is the shape it is. Publishing a table of numbers is easy. The difference between a number somebody watched happen and a number somebody repeated is what decides whether you should plan around it, and keeping those apart is most of the work.

It used to be shown as a badge on every section. That was dropped once nearly every badge said the same thing — a mark that is always there stops being read. The discipline behind it did not change; it just stopped being furniture.

What we will not do

Game terms are never invented. If a term has not been seen on screen in your language, it falls back to English. Translating it because we can would put words in the developer's mouth in eleven languages.

We do not copy figures from other fan sites. Other people's tools are useful for spotting a topic we are missing, and we do read them for that. But a value taken from one arrives unverified, and if they got it wrong we would inherit the error and stamp it with a badge saying it was sound. Anything we list, we check ourselves — in the game, or against a guide we can name.

Where sources disagree, we say so rather than picking quietly.

The part we cannot do alone

The game only shows you what you have already reached, plus the next level up. That means no single account can ever see a full upgrade table — not ours, not anyone's. Building those tables is a collection job across many players at many different levels.

A way to send in a screenshot is being built for exactly this. Until it lands, the fastest route is the alliance Discord.

Support and contact

Hosting costs money and the tools cost evenings. If the site has saved you either, there is a tip jar — no paywall, no perks, nothing behind it. Everything stays free whether or not anyone uses it.

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Payments are handled entirely by Ko-fi. This site never sees a card number and has no checkout of its own.

Credits

Built and maintained by the alliance. Hero data, event schedules and guide text are the work of players who wrote them down — attribution sits on the individual entries, where it can be checked.

Last Asylum: Plague and its artwork belong to its publisher. This is an unofficial fan site with no connection to them.