Scroomdex

Scrooms List

Find the currently documented SCROOMS species by Index area and rarity, with conflicts and unknown fields kept visible.

The current public Index reading documents 61 named base Scrooms: 55 assigned across five community-listed area pages and six names not yet assigned to one of those pages. Treat that as a dated working list, not an official exported roster. The live Index in hotbar slot 3 is the authority for your server, especially where area labels or hidden silhouettes differ.

Prefixes such as Harmonic, Resonant, Melodic, Mossy, Wooden, Metallic, Frozen, Blazing, Runic, Verdant, or Charged describe variants of a base species. A Harmonic Redcap is still a Redcap entry; do not count every prefix as a separate base Scroom.

Songkeeper’s Grove: 15 cards

Common

Bluebell, Gloombell, Redcap, Toastbud

Uncommon

Acornub, Bloomcap, Mistdrop, Sunbrella

Rare

Bramblepip, Burlcap, Dewleaf

Wondrous

Faebud, Florabella, Funglebee

Fabled

Koroom

This is the strongest currently documented area list because all 15 card names, rarities, and frequency bands appear in the cited Index reading. Use the Songkeeper’s Grove guide to connect the list to Leo, Julian, Halden, the statues, and the route toward Bluestone Approach.

Bluestone Caverns: 15 card positions

Common

Flintcap, Fungstone, Gemscroom, Nightcap, Quartzbud, plus one currently unresolved silhouette in the public list.

Uncommon

Crystallina, Trufflecrust

Rare

Azurine, Lumencap, Malignyte, Mossbud

Wondrous

Amorlith, Endoscroom

Fabled

Gaion

Fungstone is particularly easy to misuse: Marina’s New Ground quest can require one held for delivery. Discovering it in the Index or filling a tracker does not replace carrying the creature back. The Bluestone Caverns guide explains the entrance and first quest stop.

Sorin’s Respite: 8 documented names

Common

Zenscroom

Uncommon

Bonsaibud, Pebblet

Rare

Sagebell, Teatop

Wondrous

Kinokokami, Kitsura

Fabled

Petaldrake

The official Keeper of the Garden badge confirms a Sorin’s Respite Index completion goal. Most precise card fields here remain community reported; reopen the live entry before planning a frequency hunt or a quest delivery.

Grave of the Gilded community list: 13 names

Common

Bugkin, Fuzzbud, Limegill, Peachfur

Uncommon

Capran, Ebonroot, Pagodai

Rare

Antheron, Maplevein, Marakoa

Fabled

Ignara, Oracle of Cervos

Eversung

The Pale Vessel

This label conflicts with the official badge set, which names a Tall Trees Index rather than Grave of the Gilded. Do not rename your in-game tab to make a guide fit. If your current Index says Tall Trees, use that label and its own card count; if it says Grave of the Gilded, record it separately.

Sanctum Magus: 5 documented names

Common

Scholaroom

Uncommon

Inkling, Sigilith

Rare

Occulot

Eversung

The Violet Fool

The Archivist badge confirms that Sanctum Magus has an Index completion goal. Runic forms of several Sanctum species are reported in later quests, but those prefixes do not create extra base-name rows here.

Names without a settled area in the checked list

Craglin, Elder Goldoak, Glimwick, Nightfang, Regalith, and Vex appear by name in current community records without a settled assignment to the five area groups above. Keep them in an “unassigned” note until your Index or a current quest shows the real page. Do not force them into Tall Trees or an event area from a search snippet alone.

How to use the list for a hunt

  1. Open Index in slot 3 and choose your actual area tab.
  2. Compare the silhouettes and rarities with the relevant group above.
  3. Select the missing card and read its displayed frequency band.
  4. Check the equipped instrument’s Resonance and handling stats.
  5. Search the region, catch the candidate, and confirm the result name.
  6. Reopen the Index to verify the base entry and any variant slot that changed.

If a public name is missing from your current Index, stop before building a long route around it. The game may have changed the area, hidden the tab until entry, renamed a card, or moved content into an event. A current on-screen card is stronger than a copied list.

Completion mistakes to avoid

Do not count prefixes as new base species. Do not assume every card has a published Hz range. Do not sell a creature named by the active Quest Log. Do not calculate spawn odds from the number of cards in a tier. And do not merge Tall Trees with Grave of the Gilded unless the live game explicitly connects those names.

For the meaning of the tiers, continue to the rarity guide. For tuning bands and instrument reach, open the frequency guide.

References

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Scroomdex

Scrooms Frequency Guide

Read SCROOMS frequency ranges, match them to instrument Resonance, and fix the tuning stage without treating Hz as a spawn chance.

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Scrooms Rarity Guide

Understand SCROOMS rarity tiers, variants, Index completion, and what rarity does not tell you about a spawn or catch.

Instruments

Scrooms Instrument Stats

Use SCROOMS Precision, Harmony, Tension, Luck, Tune Speed, and Resonance to diagnose a catch and compare current instrument cards.