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Great Sage menu
The Sage's menu (G key): its seven pages, the shader console and the classic menu, the dialogue bubble, Battle Mode and the panic key.
Battle Mode
The Great Sage raises your guard for you: it keeps your toggle skills up and recasts the others as soon as their cooldown ends, for as long as the mode lasts.
Great Sage — overview
The Tensura: Reincarnated addon that gives the Great Sage its voice: Japanese skill announcements, ceremonies, a Voice of the World reincarnation, a menu, Assess Mode and voice commands.
Controls
Every Great Sage key: the menu (G), Assess Mode (V, B), Magic Sense (N), talking to the Sage, the panic stop (Delete), and the reincarnation scene keys.
Languages
The Sage always speaks Japanese; its subtitles and menus come in 14 language files, and you can talk to it in seven languages with offline voice recognition.
Settings and What's new
The Settings page of the Sage menu (30 settings editable in game, gestures, defaults) and the "What's new" page after an update.
Voice commands
Talk to the Great Sage offline: installing Vosk and the models, seven languages, wake word or push-to-talk, and /sage by keyboard.
Addon compatibility
What Great Sage does with other Tensura addons: voices, kanji, species in the carousel, Uniques at birth, and the special cases of FoxAblaze Ultimate, Date a Slime, TR Nightmare and TR Addon. Plus the one known conflict.
Roadmap
What already works in Seraph of the Slime, what is in progress and what is planned.
Reincarnation
The birth scene that replaces Tensura's screen: the Voice of the World confirms your death, you draw three wishes, the first always grants a Unique skill, then you pick your species. Rules, figure shuffling and settings.
Assess Mode
The Sage's gaze (V, B): auras through walls, lock and scan, range, the target sheet, failure beyond ten times your EP, and nausea.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about Great Sage: the G key not responding, chatty announcements, birth and Uniques, voice input, servers, Raphael and performance.
Races and evolution tree
The eight races of Seraph of the Slime, their two evolution paths and the Fallen Seraph that links them.
Gamerules
Great Sage's six gamerules: who hears announcements, whether the Sage answers, whether it grows, the birth scene, shader rendering and the server-wide Voice of the World.
Seraph of the Slime
Owari no Seraph in Tensura: Reincarnated: eight vampire and seraphic races, a sealed armory and the cursed demon weapons.
Skill analysis
Master a skill without using it: magicule cost, durations per class, threads and budget, the ten-cell gauge, failure chance and Precision.
Configuration
Every option of Great Sage's two files, greatsage-client.toml (your display, voice and mic) and greatsage-common.toml (what the server decides), with default, range and effect.
Voice command list
All 219 voice commands by family, with what the Sage answers, the limits of each, and how numbers are read in Japanese.
Growth tree
The Sage's XP (species, skills, analyses, appraisal), the curve built from your modpack, 8 points per level, and every node of the four branches.
Records
The catalogue of every skill in the modpack: class, mastery, magicule cost, source mod, search, filters and sorting.
Shader rendering
The 0.0.7 sageShaderRendering gamerule: the Sage's console, redrawn announcements, ceremonies as full-screen scenes, the Sea of Souls and skill fusion. What it changes, and how to go back to classic rendering.
Observations
The archive of creatures read in Assess Mode: 3D model, species, abilities, average EP across readings, where the file is stored.
Getting started
Install Date a Slime, get your first Angel (in survival or by command), equip it, switch modes, and know where to go next.
Credits
Who makes Great Sage, what it is built on (Tensura: Reincarnated, ManasCore, Vosk, NeoForge, fonts), and the place kept for those who support it.
Noble's Blood
A vial of a vampire noble's blood: five vials turn a Human into a Sanguinem Fledgling.
Controls
Every key in Date a Slime: the mode wheel on G, Tensura's keys to fire your Angels, and what clicks, sneaking and jumping do with the mod's weapons, crystals, chains and screens.
Races and evolution tree
The eight races of Seraph of the Slime, their two evolution paths and the Fallen Seraph that links them.
Gamerules
Great Sage's six gamerules: who hears announcements, whether the Sage answers, whether it grows, the birth scene, shader rendering and the server-wide Voice of the World.
Seraph of the Slime
Owari no Seraph in Tensura: Reincarnated: eight vampire and seraphic races, a sealed armory and the cursed demon weapons.
Skill analysis
Master a skill without using it: magicule cost, durations per class, threads and budget, the ten-cell gauge, failure chance and Precision.
Configuration
Every option of Great Sage's two files, greatsage-client.toml (your display, voice and mic) and greatsage-common.toml (what the server decides), with default, range and effect.
Voice command list
All 219 voice commands by family, with what the Sage answers, the limits of each, and how numbers are read in Japanese.
Growth tree
The Sage's XP (species, skills, analyses, appraisal), the curve built from your modpack, 8 points per level, and every node of the four branches.
Records
The catalogue of every skill in the modpack: class, mastery, magicule cost, source mod, search, filters and sorting.
Shader rendering
The 0.0.7 sageShaderRendering gamerule: the Sage's console, redrawn announcements, ceremonies as full-screen scenes, the Sea of Souls and skill fusion. What it changes, and how to go back to classic rendering.
Observations
The archive of creatures read in Assess Mode: 3D model, species, abilities, average EP across readings, where the file is stored.
Getting started
Install Date a Slime, get your first Angel (in survival or by command), equip it, switch modes, and know where to go next.
Credits
Who makes Great Sage, what it is built on (Tensura: Reincarnated, ManasCore, Vosk, NeoForge, fonts), and the place kept for those who support it.
Noble's Blood
A vial of a vampire noble's blood: five vials turn a Human into a Sanguinem Fledgling.
Controls
Every key in Date a Slime: the mode wheel on G, Tensura's keys to fire your Angels, and what clicks, sneaking and jumping do with the mod's weapons, crystals, chains and screens.