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Nine SolsArchipelago randomizer mod
Rebuild Yi's toolkit from the Four Seasons Pavilion. Version 0.6.4 improves starting teleport access, progressive arrows and route logic, with configurable shops, skills and Sol Seal gates.
Maintained by Ixrec
- Reviewed build
- 0.6.4
- OS
- Windows
- Last reviewed
- 9 Oct 2026
- Installation
- Manual installation
How the game changes
- Start in the powered Four Seasons Pavilion and rebuild Yi's abilities through a multiworld. Seals, movement upgrades, boss rewards, chests, artifacts and NPC rewards shape the route.
- Version 0.6.4 unlocks the starting Pavilion teleport node during new-game setup, addressing the Teleport menu issue that previously required sitting at that node.
- Progressive arrows now select one active tier and disable obsolete tiers. Optional shop and skill-tree randomisation add purchases, progressive arrows, skills and shop unlocks.
- Choose vanilla, medium or ledge-storage logic. This release revises Abandoned Mines routes, restores a Tai-Chi Kick requirement before Yin Jifu's Tomb and updates several advanced movement alternatives.
- Purchase and skill logic now considers access across nine map regions before opening low-, medium- and high-cost groups. Jade costs, starting movement and selected root nodes remain configurable.
- Defeat Eigong after collecting the configured Sol Seals. Universal Tracker map pages and in-game messages support routing; 0.6.4 raises the simultaneous on-screen message limit to ten. DeathLink remains optional.
Before you start
- Use the matching 0.6.4 APWorld, mod ZIP and Nine.Sols.yaml. Archipelago 0.6.4 or newer and the current Nine Sols patch are documented; the speedrun branch is unsupported. Windows setup is the reviewed platform scope.
- Install through r2modman with the declared dependencies and use Start modded. TeleportFromAnywhere is required to escape randomised dead ends. The manifest and build project list different NineSolsAPI version requirements, so a complete runtime dependency match was not established here.
- Choose an empty save slot for a new multiworld. Preserve both the native game save and its AP JSON sidecar. Room changes show a warning; bypassing it or changing slots can mix progress, and sidecar writes are not atomic with the game save.
- After a connection loss, quit and resume the same AP save as the mod advises. Saved checks are resent and inventory is compared with server history. This is restart-based recovery; final victory status has no durable resend queue.
- The room password is stored in the AP sidecar, displayed in a normal text field and included in connection logs/toasts. Keep these files and captures private and avoid reusing sensitive credentials. Encrypted transport is not guaranteed by the host/port interface.
- Advanced logic requires the documented movement techniques. Shop and skill checks can require currency or XP farming. Entrance remapping in 0.6.4 is an opt-in debug prototype, not a supported generated randomisation mode.
- Source and package review does not establish exactly-once item effects after interrupted saves or multiple deferred item updates. Keep backups when changing releases, and check progression after a recovery.
- The DLL identifies the reviewed commit and shared data match the World. The release archives lack complete licence/third-party notices, and separate permissions for tracker map artwork were not established. These are documentation gaps, not a finding of unauthorised use.