Collections system!

Hi folks,

We’ve added a brand new COLLECTIONS system, intended to give you a central place to browse and track many of Aetolia’s collectable systems.

You can access it with:
COLLECTIONS

This will show your overall collection progress, along with a total across all collection types. From there, you can click into individual collections if your client supports MXP, or use commands such as:
COLLECTIONS MINIPETS
COLLECTIONS FISH
COLLECTIONS STYLES
COLLECTIONS COMPENDIUM
COLLECTIONS FISHING HOLES

You can also view individual entries with:
COLLECTIONS

For example:
COLLECTIONS MINIPETS 1
COLLECTIONS FISH 12
COLLECTIONS FIGURINES DRAMLAI_SIEGE

Of particular note here: this allows you to at last preview what minipets and mounts will look like in advance of obtaining them, by looking up their individual entry.

Another important note for the physical items in particular (minipets, etc) is that they might tell you how or where you can obtain that particular thing, if there’s a source such a shop, etc.

Some collections are based on things you own, such as minipets, mounts, and minipet clothing. Others are based on things you have discovered or unlocked, such as fish, fishing holes, minigames, Compendium pages, styles, figurines, Triptycha tiles, transmute beetles, vox, and ocean curiosities.

Most things will be retroactive except minigames notably: you’ll have to go around and rediscover those again. For most minigames, playing until a game-ending condition will unlock them in your discoveries.

Some entries may be hidden until discovered, while others may appear as unknown entries until you find them.

We’ve also added:
RANKINGS COLLECTION

This completely replaces the older unique minipets, unique mounts, total styles, and total figurines rankings with one overall collection ranking (and satifies REPORT 3779 from October last year!).

See HELP COLLECTIONS for full syntax and details.

(p.s. sorry about that patch of lag as I loading in the rankings)

Penned by my hand on Falsday, the 7th of Ivolnos, in the year 19 AC.