PUBLIC SOURCE LEDGER
Know where every layer comes from
TSR separates adapted wiki material, artifact-verified facts, official documentation, and inherited outbound links. A source can explain upstream behavior without proving that the same feature is active in the current server build.
Live source audit · September 22, 2026
All 299 current mod project URLs resolved with no invalid source records. The stored Tensura and Mysticism records also passed local provenance checks with no missing upstream pages or media. The live wikis have 165 newer article revisions than the September 5 import snapshot (155 Tensura, 10 Mysticism); those changes are queued for review rather than silently replacing the revision-pinned local copy. The complete audit report records every changed revision.
What counts as proof?¶
Installed evidence wins
Exact JARs, registries, recipes, configuration, and recorded runtime tests decide what TSR can claim is available.
Versions stay attached
An upstream page can describe another release. Its information is not promoted into the 1.21.1 guide until the matching behavior is confirmed.
Reuse is explicit
Adapted text and media retain source links, revision records, license evidence, and required attribution. Research-only sources are labeled separately.
Adapted reference collections¶
These collections contribute adapted material to the public wiki. Individual generated articles link to the exact source article and revision used.
Tensura: Reincarnated Wiki
The base reference for races, skills, magic, mobs, equipment, structures, commands, and mechanics.
Tensura Reincarnated: Mysticism Wiki
The upstream Mysticism reference, version-filtered and merged into TSR's unified race and ability navigation.
Tensura Reincarnated Nightmares Wiki
Selected 1.21.1 skills, resistances, bosses, and world references. Every adapted entry records its reviewed revision and matching release evidence.
Ascension content
Ascension facts are checked against the selected 1.21.1 artifact and the official Ascension project page. Runtime claims remain limited to evidence that can be reproduced from the public project records and the exact candidate artifact.
First-party guides used for verification¶
These sources explain their own projects. TSR uses them for fact-checking and routes players to them where a local guide would otherwise duplicate maintained documentation. Unless a page explicitly says that material was adapted, these are references rather than copied content.
SlimeThrone Extras
Prestige, Soul Grade, racial requirements, quests, and Reincarnation Essence.
Official help center →Elite Tensura
Skills, acquisition paths, Saiyan races, bosses, nations, titles, and commands. The site currently documents a newer release than TSR's candidate artifact, so every fact remains version-gated.
Maintainer wiki →Tensura core
Current public documentation for the central mod and its supported mechanics.
Official community wiki →Mysticism & Nightmares
Dedicated upstream collections for both installed content families.
Mysticism →Nightmares →World, adventure, and boss documentation
| Project | Maintainer or official source | TSR use | |---|---|---| | The Aether | [Aether Wiki](https://aether.wiki.gg/) | Dimension, progression, mobs, structures, and items | | Eternal Starlight | [Maintainer wiki repository](https://github.com/LeoMinecraftModding/eternal-starlight-wiki) | Dimension progression, entities, items, and world content | | Deeper and Darker | [Maintainer wiki](https://github.com/KyaniteMods/DeeperAndDarker/wiki) | Otherside progression and content reference | | L_Ender's Cataclysm | [Official wiki](https://lendercataclysm.wiki.gg/) | Boss, structure, and reward verification | | Ice and Fire: Community Edition | [Maintainer documentation](https://docs.iafenvoy.com/docs/mod/ice-and-fire-ce/) | 1.21.1 creature and equipment reference | | Terralith | [Stardust Labs](https://www.stardustlabs.net/terralith) | Terrain and biome context | | Repurposed Structures | [Maintainer wiki](https://github.com/TelepathicGrunt/RepurposedStructures/wiki) | Structure variants and configuration | | When Dungeons Arise, Bosses' Rise, Legendary Monsters, and Mowzie's Mobs | Their official distribution pages and exact installed artifacts | Encounter presence and version checks; third-party guide sites are not authoritative |Building, technology, equipment, and utility documentation
| Project | Maintainer or official source | TSR use | |---|---|---| | Create | [Create Wiki](https://wiki.createmod.net/) | Core machines, logistics, and Ponder-supported systems | | Mekanism | [Mekanism Wiki](https://wiki.aidancbrady.com/wiki/Home) | Machines, power, processing, and generators | | MineColonies | [MineColonies Wiki](https://minecolonies.com/wiki/) | Colony buildings, workers, research, and administration | | Iron's Spells 'n Spellbooks | [Iron's Spells Wiki](https://iron.wiki/) | Spell schools, equipment, mobs, and structures | | Silent Gear | [Maintainer wiki](https://github.com/SilentChaos512/Silent-Gear/wiki) | Material and gear construction reference | | Farmer's Delight | [Maintainer wiki](https://github.com/vectorwing/FarmersDelight/wiki) | Cooking and food systems | | Supplementaries | [Maintainer wiki](https://github.com/MehVahdJukaar/Supplementaries/wiki) | Building blocks and utility mechanics | | Quark | [Official feature site](https://quarkmod.net/) | Enabled feature reference | | Waystones | [Maintainer documentation](https://mods.twelveiterations.com/minecraft/waystones) | Travel behavior and configuration | | Bountiful | [Maintainer documentation](https://kambrik.ejekta.io/mods/bountiful/) | Bounty boards and objectives | | EMI | [Maintainer wiki](https://github.com/emilyploszaj/emi/wiki/) | Recipe-viewer behavior and pack customization | | Iron Furnaces | [Maintainer wiki](https://github.com/Qelifern/IronFurnaces/wiki) | Furnace tiers and upgrades; older pages require artifact checks | | Small Ships | [Maintainer wiki](https://github.com/talhanation/wiki/wiki/Small-Ships-Wiki) | Vessel controls and content; version-sensitive |Inherited outbound references
Some adapted articles already contained links to other knowledge bases or media. TSR preserves useful outbound links while keeping them distinct from material adapted into this site. | Destination | Why it may appear | Reuse status | |---|---|---| | [Minecraft Wiki](https://minecraft.wiki/) | Vanilla items, entities, mechanics, and terminology | External reference only | | [Tensura: Reincarnated community references](https://tensurareincarnated.wiki.gg/) | Links inherited from Mysticism articles | External reference only; not a TSR adaptation source | | [Minecraft Fandom archive](https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Minecraft_Wiki) and other Fandom pages | Older links retained by an upstream article | External reference only; replaced with a primary source when practical | | [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/) | Tutorials or demonstrations linked by an upstream page | External media; the creator retains ownership | | [CurseForge](https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft) and [Modrinth](https://modrinth.com/mods) | Project ownership, files, dependencies, loaders, and release notes | Distribution metadata and version evidence | | [GitHub](https://github.com/) | Maintainer documentation, releases, issues, or source repositories | First-party technical reference where the linked repository is maintained by the project team |Distribution pages and installed artifacts¶
Official CurseForge and Modrinth project pages are used to identify authorship, supported Minecraft versions, loaders, dependencies, release files, and changelogs. They do not by themselves prove that a candidate mod has passed TSR's runtime gates. The Current Modlist, September 20 inventory record, Mod Manifest, and Compatibility Matrix record those separate decisions.
The strongest verification layer is local and reproducible:
- exact JAR filename and version metadata;
- registries, recipes, tags, language entries, and packaged resources;
- tracked TSR configuration and datapacks;
- client and dedicated-server startup records;
- targeted gameplay or integration tests where a startup test is insufficient.
Media and image attribution¶
New media imports require a file-specific reusable image license and a rendered File-page exception check. A wiki's general page-content footer is not proof of image reuse permission. Source URLs, File pages, revisions, decisions, and article associations remain in the provenance records.
Legacy media permission review
The older importer accepted some images from the general wiki footer without resolving expanded licensing templates. Those records are historical decisions, not completed permission checks. On September 30, 69 ability images were withdrawn from current distribution and replaced with original TSR illustrations: 44 core resistance icons, 23 Battlewill icons, Reincarnation, and Mysticism's Gravitational Void. Sixty-five source files have game-studio/licensor ownership notices; four have no verified file-specific reusable license. The file-level review register records every withdrawal. The newly reviewed Summon Hound Dog image also has a game-studio ownership notice and was not imported; its original replacement and source review are in the skill artwork register. Other legacy media remains under review.
Ice Ore's image was also withdrawn after its File page provided no verified reusable image license. Its original block illustration, checksum, and source review are recorded in the reference artwork register.
The consumable pass withdrew six inherited editor portraits and the Revival Elixir inventory image after File-page review. Five portraits carry game-studio/licensor ownership notices; the other portrait and inventory image have no verified file-specific reusable license. Revival Elixir and Cattledeer Milk use original illustrations, while unsupported source stubs omit non-content media.
The healing-potion, bottle, and crystal passes each replaced six inherited images with no verified reusable image license. Four Magic Stone and Ore Shard images, two Low Magic Staff images, and the shared Schematic image were subsequently replaced after the same permission check. Original illustrations are labeled separately from game textures.
Two Low Magisteel Gear Schematic images were replaced after File-page review. The WIP12 editorial portrait was omitted; caster-related links use the original staff illustration rather than an editor portrait. These File pages provide no verified reusable image license.
Two duplicate Magic Tome images were withdrawn after File-page review found no reusable image license. Magic Tome and Unbound Tome references use a shared original book illustration, labeled separately from game textures.
Spellbinding Table uses an original workstation illustration because its upstream inventory File page reports no file. The block evidence register records the pinned recipe, mining tags, block properties, single-item menu capacity, and binding/copying implementation. Its inherited article address remains available, but the workstation is catalogued under Blocks rather than abilities. Artifact checks do not establish live-server behavior.
Five Grimoire inventory images were withdrawn after their live File pages provided no verified reusable image license. The tier articles share an original open-book illustration that represents the equipment class, not five verified tier textures. Base constructor values, Wizard Tower loot candidates, and the 80,000-EP A-to-Special-A transition are documented separately from unverified add-on thresholds and live retention.
Nine Hipokute inventory, item, and crop-render images were withdrawn after live File-page review. The inventory seed File page explicitly identifies game-studio/licensor ownership; the other eight did not establish reusable image permission. Three original botanical illustrations replace them without claiming to reproduce in-game crop stages. The farming guide's probability examples are calculated from the checked 1.21.1 implementation, not measured live yields.
Smithing Bench uses an original workstation illustration after its File page provided no verified reusable image license. Its guide and searchable recipe register cover 298 recipes from the pinned base artifact, with per-resource checksums, ingredient quantities, and all required schematic IDs. Artifact menu and consumption checks are distinguished from untested live crafting and server recipe overrides.
Kiln uses an original workshop illustration after its block and GUI File pages provided no verified reusable image license. The Kiln recipe register records all 272 melting and 14 mixing definitions, three workstation recipes, six molten kinds, and resource checksums from the pinned base artifact. Capacity settings and Fire Core progress logic are documented separately from untested live processing. Omitted recycling quantities are preserved as zero rather than inferred from material names.
Chilled Slime and Chilled Slime Block use distinct original material illustrations after four source-image reviews. The inventory block icon identifies game-studio/licensor ownership; the other three did not establish reusable image permission. The chilled-material register contains ten crafting/cooking definitions, 36 custom refining definitions, and three loot tables. Cold-variant initialization, food properties, block slowdown, entity-tag exemptions, and collision checks are documented separately from untested live drops and freezing damage.
Slime Chunk and Slime Chunk Block use separate original illustrations after four file-level reviews. Both inventory icons identify game-studio/licensor ownership; neither larger image page established reusable image permission. The ordinary-material register records eleven recipe definitions, three loot tables, and three tag resources. The guide distinguishes plain-item registration from standard food, exact-ID recipes from tag substitution, and custom block collision from untested vanilla-style bouncing.
Moth Egg uses original nursery artwork after two source-image reviews found no reusable image permission. The Moth Egg register records checked laying callbacks, substrate tags, hatching gates, placement limits, loot, and resource/class checksums. Silk Touch collection, mining silk, and trampling are separate routes. Live breeding access, incubation time, AI navigation, and hatchling ownership remain unverified.
The Underworld biome register records 28 packaged resources and the tracked area configuration. Four biome guides retain their established addresses while appearing in Biomes rather than Blocks. The spawn tables distinguish base entries from tagged Daemon additions; the Magicule totals are additive reference baselines, not measured server readings. Ruin tags establish eligibility, not guaranteed placement. Original landscapes are conceptual artwork, and missing upstream upload links are not treated as usable images.
Charybdis Core and its inert phase use paired original illustrations after five File-page reviews did not establish reusable image permission. The player-chat screenshot is not reproduced. The core evidence register records charging, empty-hand activation, the primed explosion, block recovery, state-dependent light, and the boss death callback. Ordinary inert-core skill calls are distinguished from synthesis configuration; cave acquisition, live encounters, recovery, eligibility, and synthesis rewards remain untested.
Charybdis Cave uses original environment artwork after two structure-image File pages provided no verified reusable image permission. The cave evidence register contains 17 packaged JSON definitions and checksummed summaries of 25 NBT templates. It distinguishes biome tags, placement parameters, room-pool selection, and the already-active core template from untested live generation and discovery rates. The illustration is not a screenshot or floor plan.
The Mechanics Handbook retains the upstream Mechanics topic index and links to TSR’s focused player guides. Original book and guide illustrations replace the WIP2 editorial portrait. Its rendered File page provided no verified reusable image permission; the portrait is omitted from all remaining distributed placements. The handbook is navigation guidance, not certification of every linked mechanic or optional server rule.
The Soul Energy guide follows Mysticism 2.1.2’s selected handlers, mixin targets, and tracked cost multiplier. Its implementation review distinguishes acquisition costs, initial-roll bands, naming and awakening gains, reset callbacks, and historical source claims from untested live outcomes. Original soul-flame artwork represents the topic, not an in-game icon. The shared Mysticism WIP editorial portrait was omitted after its File page provided no verified reusable image permission.
The file-level register now records 143 withdrawals across the reference library. The item evidence register distinguishes crafting, loot, absorption, filling, cooking, brewing, schematic learning, advancement rewards, plant growth and harvesting, item registration, survival acquisition, inherited names, and projectile-only evidence. Spell copying and trading, equipment progression, and core interactions have additional focused evidence registers.
The reviewed evolution requirement register records individually checked progression gates. Metal Slime's ore-consumption requirement is tied to the selected artifact, item-use implementation, and race configuration; it is not a live-server or prestige-reset test.
The casting evidence register ties the casting walkthrough to the selected artifact's binding menu, server requests, client controls, resource checks, and exclusion tag. The upstream Caster Tools Tutorial was reviewed on September 30; implementation-specific corrections and unresolved reset retention are distinguished from its adapted text.
The machine-readable records are available in the public repository: Tensura media provenance and Mysticism media provenance. These records are the detailed source-of-truth behind the human-readable ledger.
The skill artwork register records reviewed skill icons and original skill illustrations. Imported icons retain their wiki File page, uploader, upload timestamp, license evidence, and file checksum. Each affected skill article credits its image; original illustrations are labeled separately from in-game media.
TSR-created branding, diagrams, icons, and concept artwork are identified as project assets. A visual inspired by a game system is not presented as an upstream screenshot or official franchise artwork. Links inherited from an adapted article—including Minecraft Wiki, Fandom, YouTube, or another mod wiki—remain outbound references and do not mean TSR copied material from those destinations.
The race illustration register records original family portraits where the reviewed source article supplies no usable image. Each record includes the source review, dimensions, and file checksum. These portraits represent their families, not exact in-game models or individual evolution stages.
The Mysticism acquisition review separates the old Ultimate acquisition article from the selected 2.1.2 registry. Embryo registration does not establish completed effects or player access. The source’s empty Getting Started address is preserved as a navigation guide; neither page adds an ability or a duplicate onboarding entry to the playable catalogue. Original soul-system and onboarding artwork is thematic, not game media.
The Mysticism command annotation review records seven selected command classes, argument order, declared permission nodes, the separate reset root, and base-attribute inspection. These are artifact checks, not live permission or command-execution tests. The retained source address now uses current registered paths and explains the limits of its older mixed-version table.
The Nightmares acquisition review records the reference-build Lust-to-Asmodeus conditions and ten relevant class checksums. Maximum Magicules, player statistics, rule gates, and predecessor handling are distinguished from source-described effects. The September 20 client inventory names the same release, but contains no artifact digest and does not establish live-server deployment or settings.
The Lucifer acquisition review distinguishes fully learned Pride from mastered Pride, counts current mastered skill instances, and records the selected health, capacity, and configuration comparisons. The 15,000 mastery default replaces the older source value. The checked automatic path does not establish an Ultimate-hit requirement, alternative triggers, or successful server evolution; effect descriptions retain their separate source attribution.
The Belphegor acquisition review records eight additional class checksums, the selected Sloth condition list, and the shared bed tracker. Standing still on a bed is distinguished from sleeping; stored skill Magicules, maximum player Magicules, and recorded mob kills are separate checks. The guide corrects the source’s mastery default while preserving attribution for source-described effects. Runtime timing, reset persistence, complete effects, and active server eligibility remain unverified.
The Sin Ultimate mastery review records seven class-matched mastery methods and the shared 15,000-point default. Source infobox values are corrected only for those classes. Mastery gain rates, acquisition routes, runtime overrides, and effective server values are outside this review.
The Mammon acquisition review records five additional class checksums and the selected Greed condition list. Recorded trades are not distinct-villager counts; raid wins are a separate statistic. Gold is counted from main-inventory stacks without consumption by the selected predicate. Capacity gates, predecessor replacement, and reference configuration are distinct from live eligibility and source-described effects.
The Leviathan and Stasis acquisition review records the selected Envy evolution conditions and conditional Envious Hero learning helper. True Hero state belongs to the Stasis reward check, not the selected Leviathan condition list. The helper discards the learning result before sending a notification, so the documentation does not equate that message with successful learning. Callback order and reference defaults do not establish effective server timing, full learning charges, or live delivery.
The Satanael acquisition review records the Wrath evolution path, its configuration defaults, and two additional class checksums. The health comparison includes the configured boundary; recorded mob kills and raid wins are not Rampage-effect requirements. Predecessor replacement and capacity checks are distinguished from untested live evolution, effective settings, and source-described effects.
The Beelzebuth acquisition review records the combined Gluttony-and-Merciless path, five-condition list, cake-slice statistic, inclusive health comparison, and inherited learning gates. The selected capacity method reads a 1.5M default from mpAcquirement, not the separate 1.75M beelzebuthMP field. Both predecessors are replaced after successful learning. The source’s Raphael alteration claim remains separate and unreviewed; live eligibility, complete charges, and effects are not certified by this acquisition review.
The Sin evolution planner is generated from seven acquisition evidence registers rather than the older source infobox summaries. Each route retains its implementation link, reviewed artwork credit, and full skill article. The comparison covers selected automatic paths only; it is not a live-server eligibility or reward checker.
Reporting a source problem¶
If a page has a missing credit, wrong version, dead link, or claim that does not match the 1.21.1 runtime, open a GitHub issue. Include the TSR page, the disputed statement or asset, and the best primary source available.
This ledger documents provenance; it does not transfer ownership of Minecraft, Tensura, any mod, or any upstream artwork to TSR.