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Ceremonies and evolutions The five milestones (Hero Egg, Demon Lord Seed, Harvest Festival, True Hero, True Demon Lord) and species evolution: Japanese lines, classic staging, the full-screen scenes of shader rendering, and player protection. Great SageMechanic Raphael's evolution The capstone of the Sage's tree: the Great Sage sacrifices Degenerate and becomes Raphael, Lord of Wisdom. A one-minute scene rebuilt shot by shot from episode 35, its conditions, and what Raphael changes. Great SageMechanicEarly access 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. Great SageConfigurationEarly access Skill fusion When skills merge into a Unique or an Ultimate, the Sage no longer settles for an announcement: the sources slam into the screen as anime cards, the screen shatters, and the shards form the new skill. Great SageMechanicEarly access Skill announcements How the Great Sage announces every acquired skill: the Japanese sentence step by step, burst grouping, quiet mode, subtitles, the panic key, and the five markers 告 是 了 否 解. Great SageMechanic Commands Every Great Sage command: announcement and scene previews, admin tools (/greatsage grant, xp, sigils, mark, worldvoice) and the client commands /sage, /sagescene, /sageraphael, /sagedemo. Great SageCommands Changelog Every version of Great Sage, from 0.0.7 in early access (server-wide Voice of the World, shader rendering, ceremony scenes) back to the very first 0.0.1. Great SageChangelog 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. Great SageMechanic 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. Great SageConfiguration 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. Great SageInterface Getting started Installing Great Sage and its dependencies, what happens in the first minutes of a new world, and the settings worth knowing right away. Great SageGuide 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. Great SageGuide 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. Great SageOverview 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. Great SageFAQ 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. Great SageConfiguration The Voice of the World 世界の言葉, the voice of the world itself: it brings you into being, receives the Great Sage's petitions and, since 0.0.7, announces other players' awakenings and Harvest Festivals to the whole server. Great SageMechanicEarly access Spontaneous remarks The 30 remarks the Sage drops while you play: trigger, cooldown and cap of each, the general silence, and how to turn them off. Great SageMechanic Roadmap What is in progress and planned for Great Sage: the public release of 0.0.7, an obtainable Raphael, voice lines left to record, and longer-term ideas. Great SageGuidePlanned 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. Great SageGuide Michael (the Key) Mukuro's key as an item: it only exists in its wielder's hand, doesn't strike, can't be thrown, stored anywhere or lost on death — one call brings it back. Date a SlimeWeapon