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Ender Lilies: Quietus of the KnightsArchipelago randomizer mod
Explore Land's End with spirits and relics arriving from other worlds. Start with a different fighting companion, rearrange room connections or follow a familiar map toward your chosen ending.
Maintained by Trexounay
- Reviewed build
- Client 2.4.4 / APWorld 0.8
- OS
- Windows
- Last reviewed
- 8 Sept 2026
- Installation
- Manual installation
How the game changes
- Spirit defeats and collectible pickups send checks. Spirits, relics, upgrade souls and lore can arrive from other worlds.
- Choose ending A, B, C or any ending. The Curio stays at its original pedestal, and ending C still requires all seven Stone Tablet fragments.
- Configure the starting spirit and respite, including alternate starting regions. Optional early movement items reduce the chance of a slow start.
- Optional entrance randomization keeps transitions two-way. Enemy shuffling and chapter bounds further change the route and combat pressure.
- Shuffle relic equip costs and spirit upgrades, optionally add unused relics, and control which non-progression items are retained when the pool is reduced.
- The LiveSplit component manages the Archipelago connection. PopTracker supports autotracking, and client 2.4.4 adds DeathLink support.
Before you start
- The reviewed client targets Ender Lilies 1.1.6 and runs as a LiveSplit component. Back up normal saves before installing and keep LiveSplit running during play.
- Download the specifically named Ender Lilies APWorld 0.8. Its repository also hosts Ender Magnolia, so the generic latest-release link currently leads to a different game.
- Configure the seed in the Archipelago YAML. Other standalone-randomizer tabs in LiveSplit are ignored for an Archipelago run; connect before loading the save.
- If a controller is not detected when using the component's launch button, the guide suggests launching through Steam while retaining the LiveSplit connection.
- Logic expects movement techniques including flops, airstalls and Silva height gains. This is not identical to the movement assumptions of a vanilla first playthrough.
- The guide contains an unofficial Proton workaround, but explicitly describes Linux as unsupported with possible LiveSplit crashes and runtime-library issues. Only Windows is listed here as the supported route.