Use the time between the Open Testing phases to learn the game through the Absolvement Trello and Discord server. You can find links towards both below, as well as how to use them most efficiently.
What Is the Absolvement Trello?
The Absolvement Trello is a great source of information for all the players who are just starting off, as well as for veterans. There's always something that you won't know in the game. Go to the Trello to find out exactly what you need to know, whether it be:
- Information on skills
- Bosses
- Consumables
- Relics
- Potentials
- Dungeons, and more
How to Use the Absolvement Trello
For starters, keep in mind that the Absolvement Trello is created by the community, not the developers. The developers have shared it on their Discord server, but they did say if something is wrong that it's not their fault. So if you notice that something is incorrect on the board, you can reach out to the Trello team on the Discord server.
Now, when you're looking for something, you can easily scroll through the various columns that the Absolvement Trello is sorted into. If you know exactly what you're lookin for, you can also press F on your keyboard and filter out by the word. That means all of the unrelated cards will be gone from the board and you'll only be able to see exactly what you need (if it's there).
What Is the Absolevement Discord?
The Absolvement Discord is the place where community gathers along with the creators of the game to chat. Of course, the developers also use Discord to share important announcements (like when waves will happen) and updates on the state of the game. You can interact with people working on the game, and you can also interact with other players, especially when you need to ask a question.
How to use the Absolvement Discord
Unlike Trello, which you can access without an account, Discord requires you to have one (and connect it to your Roblox account to be verified). Once you've set everything up, you can join the Absolvement Discord server and start chatting.
As mentioned above, #announcements, #game-updates and #progress-map are good channels to keep an eye on if you want to know what's happening with the game. If you're more interested in just talking to others, then check out all of the text channels.
There are multiple ways you can get the Tester role in Absolvement. You can participate in a wave event in the #wave-announcements channel, get recommended by the Community Manager (or higher), invite five people through your Discord invite, reach Level 20 on the server, or purchase it on Ko-Fi and Patreon.
There is currently no release date for Absolvement. However, they do plan on adding more Open Testing sessions when you can join in and play the game.
You don't have to actually get the tester role (through any of the means or by purchasing). You can play it for free during any of the Open Testing sessions. However, keep in mind that these don't last for long.
For more Roblox Trello links, you can check out Wagarashi Trello here on Pro Game Guides.
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