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in the TOMB.The Tomb is a room in Blue Prince. It is listed as Room 8 of the Outer Rooms page in the Room Directory.
As an Outer Room, the Tomb can only be drafted from the Outer Room drafting location on the West Path.
If Draxus, the Dead is active, or Blackprints have been made more common today, the Tomb always appears as the first option when drafting the Outer Room.
Beyond the Estate
This section contains datamined information about rarity. It may contain spoilers for various stages of the game.
Initially, the Tomb has a 99% chance to get pushed back to the very end of the outer rooms list, requiring two redraws to see (and appearing in the second slot when doing so).
If Veteran Mode is enabled, Day 8 has been reached, or (the Foundation's elevator has been lowered and an Outer Room has been drafted at least 3 times), this chance is reduced to 45%.
If Room 46 has been reached, this chance is lowered to 10%. This low chance also applies if drafting the Outer Room on Day 1 when the first drafts were done fast enough to enable Veteran Mode (even when not on Bequest Mode).
The Tomb has a small note on the same table as the coins from its spread effect (see below for more).
It also contain a final letter from Herbert Sinclair to Simon Jones upon his resting place.
The Tomb contains seven statues of angels, each wearing a unique hat and holding a unique tool. The statues can be interacted with to lower or raise their held tools.
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This section contains spoilers for the angels.
When the statues' tools are lowered in a specific order, a wall permanently opens, revealing the way to the Catacombs.
The order is depicted in the Chapel, as there are stained glass windows featuring each angel with a Roman numeral from I through VII (1 through 7). The order is as follows:
| Order | Headgear | Tool |
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| #1 | Farmer's hat | Hoe |
| #2 | Chef's hat | Pizza paddle |
| #3 | Rancher's hat | Pitchfork |
| #4 | Top hat | Duster |
| #5 | Maid's headband | Broom |
| #6 | Jockey's hat | Riding crop |
| #7 | Crown | Scepter |
[Major Post-Game Puzzle] An additional order can be found after making significant progress in other puzzles later in the game. See Catacombs#Natural order for more information.
The Tomb has what is technically a spread effect, though it acts like the opposite. Instead of spreading resources to other rooms, 5 are spread in the Tomb whenever a Dead End room is drafted. The Tomb itself counts, meaning there will usually be at least 5 coins inside.
[Outer Room: Shrine] While the Blessing of the Chef is active, triggering the Tomb's spread effect by drafting a Dead End can add a dish to the Dining Room. This dish, Golden Sunrise Soup, provides 5
and 5, with a further +5 if there is a Morning Room in the house. This dish is shared with the spread effect of the Office.
[Upgrade Spoiler: Guest Bedroom] The Geist Bedroom contains an additional 4
if the Tomb is in the house.
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This section contains spoilers for a hidden item interaction.
The Tomb contains two pairs of interactable candle holders. Lighting either pair with an ignition tool causes a secret wall to open and reveal a new hidden section of the Tomb. Each of these sections remain open permanently.
Near candles
The first location is immediately to the left after entering the main chamber and contains a stone table. When it is first opened, the table has an Upgrade Disk and four dice, spread across two pairs. On future days, only one pair of dice spawns, as well as the Upgrade Disk if it has not yet been used.
Far candles
The second location contains the resting place of Clara Epsen, easily identified by her portrait on top. There is a Diary Key partially hidden behind the portrait, as well as a note written in Erajan and a violet-themed Mora Jai Box on a side table. See Erajan for more on translating the note.
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This Mora Jai Box can be solved in a minimum of 6 presses, not including the final step of locking in the corners. One such solution is given by the following:
This Mora Jai Box can be solved in a minimum of 6 presses, not including the final step of locking in the corners. One such solution is as follows:
The box contains an Allowance Token. The box never spawns again once it has been solved, meaning that the token can only be acquired once and can be permanently missed if it is not collected when the box is solved.
Spoilers Within
This section contains spoilers for the final layout of the Tomb.
