Introduction
Hello! This is a blog dedicated to archiving the various cards, popups, and windows in the game Book of Hours by Weather Factory. Assuming I figured out how queues work, this blog should post every half-hour, and I will load several dozen cards into it whenever I play the game. Unfortunately I will inevitably miss many pieces of text as I play the game, so I urge anyone who is interested to check it out on steam at the link below!
Hopefully I will be tagging these posts based on the various properties of each card, so if you're trying to find Heart cards you can browse the heart tag on this blog, or you can find a list of memories in the memories tag! I cannot guarantee there will be no repeats or inaccuracies in this system, as this isn't an official wiki, just a little thing I'm doing on the side to help me focus while I play the game.
Restore a crumbling occult library by a winter sea. Build the world’s foremost collection of grimoires and arcana. Master the invisible arts
Tags
#Book of Hours, #Cultist Simulator, #Weather Factory - the name of the game, the previous game, and the company that made both
#not archival - Posts that are not specifically archived game text, includes memes, advice, and updates. The latter two are usually titled "As a note..."
#card - something that can go into your inventory, memories and lessons, elements of the soul, skills and languages, or sundries sections. This is practically everything in the game.
#window - text that pops up in windows in the middle of your screen, unlike the information popups in the top left corner of the screen, includes readings, crafting, and various location interactions
#location - descriptions of rooms in the house and locations outside of it, as well as windows and interactions with the houses in Brancrug
#popup - popups at the bottom of your screen, usually informational, especially that thing-of-the-devil "Navigating Brancrug".
#reading - book studying interactions, appears in windows, but separate for those specifically looking for some light reading.













