Reading the TSR Wiki¶
The wiki has two connected layers. The generated Tensura Reference presents imported articles from the supported source wikis as one collection; the handcrafted Tensura: Sovereign Rebirth guides explain the pack's installed systems, configuration, integrations, restrictions, and validation state.
| Question | Reference articles | TSR guides |
|---|---|---|
| What does a race, skill, spell, item, mob, or mechanic do? | Upstream article data and version history | A TSR note only when the pack changes the context |
| Is it present in the beta? | Not sufficient evidence | Verified against Packwiz metadata, configuration, artifacts, and phase reports |
| What values does TSR use? | Upstream defaults may be historical | Tracked configuration wins when a value has been validated |
| How does another mod interact with it? | Outside an imported article's scope | Compatibility matrix and subsystem guides |
| Is planned behavior working? | Not applicable | Status is explicitly Planned, Under Validation, Blocked, or Verified |
Version boundary¶
TSR targets Minecraft 1.21.1, NeoForge 21.1.248, and Java 21. The upstream wiki preserves useful history from older releases. A historical page explains upstream behavior in its own context; it does not prove that the feature exists unchanged in TSR's frozen runtime.
Status vocabulary¶
- Implemented — present in tracked pack source or documentation output.
- Verified — supported by a recorded build, startup, configuration, or targeted test.
- Under Validation — present or staged, but a required gameplay or integration gate remains.
- Planned — design target without a completed implementation.
- Known Issue — present with documented limitations.
- Blocked — cannot enter the active runtime until a specific failure is resolved.
- Removed — intentionally excluded from TSR.
- Historical — retained as technical or upstream version context.
Start with the right layer¶
- Browse the unified Tensura Reference for races, abilities, magic, mobs, equipment, structures, commands, and configuration.
- Use Progression Overview for the connected TSR journey.
- Use the Mod Guide Directory for every major player-facing addition outside the generated reference.
- Use Mod Manifest and Compatibility Matrix for current pack decisions.
- Use Ingestion Coverage for the exact upstream snapshot and exceptions.