Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault

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Moonlighter 2 glossary

This Moonlighter 2 glossary keeps sequel-attested terms from first-party copy: Will, Tresna, Moloch, Endless Vault, Bloblet, Kalina, The Gallery, Aeolia, Perfect price, Quality, and Endless Weapon Aspect. Fandom still uses Moonlighter 1 taxonomy; this page does not. K33P3R, Tomo, and Andrei are community labels locked so translations will not invent new stall names. Perfect versus Cheap is shop language. The high-price tag still on this route is the visual for that language — gold values above relics on display tables, not a calculator overlay. Sequel words only. Will, Tresna, Moloch, Endless Vault, Bloblet, Kalina, Gallery, Aeolia, Perfect, Quality, Endless Weapon Aspect. Community stall names are labeled as community. Moonlighter 1 dungeon names stay out.

Shop interior with high-priced display tables, a Bloblet bed, and gold values above relics.
Perfect vs greedy tags — the shop language this glossary keeps

Locked terms on the tags

Use this list when a page name would otherwise drift into Moonlighter 1 Golem, Forest, Desert, or Tech dungeons. Those four names belong to the pixel sequel’s predecessor and do not appear as 1.0 dimension slugs. Greed Colosseum is the only arena-shaped name this glossary will keep from Early Access, and only with its Greed & Glory date attached. Those names are a different game. Greed Colosseum is the sequel arena from Greed & Glory. Blo-Blitz is the in-game gadget spelling. Hex, Poison, and Bomb are perk paths with dated EA or 1.0 origins. If a term is only in a media recap and never in a first-party string, it does not get a glossary row. Community stall names stay marked as community in the definitions so a reader can tell a Forge label from a Steam achievement name. If a word exists only in a recap and never in a first-party string, it does not get a row. Blo-Blitz keeps the card spelling. Greed Colosseum keeps the Greed & Glory date. Use this list when another page would otherwise drift into the first game’s taxonomy. Will, Tresna, and Moloch stay spelled as first-party English even when a locale keeps the original product title.

Will
The player character, a merchant-adventurer returning from the first Moonlighter, now running a 3D isometric shop in Tresna.
Tresna
The hub village where Will reopens the Moonlighter shop after being stranded. Official copy names a blacksmith and a witch among locals.
Moloch
An interdimensional collector who has claimed Will’s homeland. Wrong Home is meeting Moloch for the first time.
Endless Vault
Ancient artifact in Tresna plaza that sets gold-earning challenges for town, shop, and gear upgrades. Wishing Well is the first meeting.
Bloblet
Rescue companion added in Early Access Blob-Life. Shop Level 5 grants an extra slot. Achievements track first rescue, twenty rescues, and adopting all.
Kalina
Starting dimension. Ultimate Kalina Challenge is Twilight Knight. Official bosses include The Herald, Thalaam, and Monte.
The Gallery
Later dimension. First entry is An Unwelcome Guest. The Curator is Forced Shutdown. Tyke is Dismissal Letter.
Aeolia
Later dimension with Zephyr Fields on the official dungeon map. Overture is first entry. Dream Catcher is the ultimate challenge.
Perfect price
Shop grade for a relic sale. Last Units requires 20 different relics sold at Perfect. Cheap is the opposing grade on the same counter.
Quality
Relic value that multiplies sell price. A Skilled Hand requires Quality 250 or higher.
Endless Weapon Aspect
1.0 weapon set: Endless Short Sword, Great Sword, Spear, and Gauntlets, each with a named special from patch notes.
K33P3R
Community name for the robotic chest that hosts Merchant Progression inside the shop.
Tomo
Community name for Trade Research by the Dimensional Gate, credited with dungeon radar and research upgrades.
Andrei
Community name for Tresna’s blacksmith at the Forge for weapons and armor.

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