Inscribed Stone carries the Roadkeepers’ marks on a full stone block. Use the Surveyor’s Lens directly on the lettering to copy its chapter into your player’s discoveries.
There is no crafting recipe for Inscribed Stone. It may be recovered from structures, but mining and replacing it resets its chapter to The Road rather than preserving the old inscription.
Place in the story
The journal says the Roadkeepers’ buildings remain while their voices do not. Inscribed Stone turns that absence into something the player can investigate: a durable mark left in a wall or on the old road.
The six chapters preserve several voices rather than a complete account from one person. A watch report, ledger and work docket each describe a different stage of what happened. Reading the stone lets you compare those accounts without inventing a narrator who knows the vessel’s origin or Enna’s fate.
Use the Surveyor’s Lens directly on the marked block; sensing its direction alone does not record it. The chapter belongs to the placed stone’s state. Mining and placing it again resets it to The Road, so read a discovered inscription before moving it.
Inscriptions & evidence
- I · The RoadThe Road preserves Keeper Enna’s original rules for welcoming travelers.
- III · The ExpeditionThe Expedition introduces the unexplained vessel through a camp ledger.
- VI · The Last LightThe Last Light supplies Enna’s appeal to reopen the doors while leaving her fate unresolved.
How to obtain it
- Find or recover from generated Roadkeeper structures.
Placement & use
- Read with the Surveyor’s Lens.
- Use recovered blocks as marked masonry in a build.
- Default chapter
- The Road
- Preferred tool
- Pickaxe
States & variants
- Chapters 1–6
Crafting
This item has no crafting recipe. See the sources above to find it through exploration.