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Mimic's LedgerThe DSR Compendium

EVIDENCE-BOUNDED REFERENCE

Know what the Ledger knows.

Dark Souls: Remastered numbers, with their receipts. Every value keeps its source, and what nobody has verified stays blank instead of getting a guess. Search the data, or open the Build tab to plan a build.

MIMIC'S LEDGER

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SOURCES & METHODOLOGY

How the Ledger handles evidence

What's in the Ledger

Counted directly from the data files. “Not documented” means the source pages were checked and gave no value; the Ledger leaves the gap instead of filling it.

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In plain English

Every number here shows where it came from. If sources disagree, or nobody has a value, the Ledger says so instead of picking one or guessing.

Evidence labels

  • Primary in-game observation: seen directly in the game by this project.
  • Community testing: measured by players and reported publicly.
  • Third-party research: published by an unaffiliated researcher and recorded as their finding.
  • Third-party claim (unverified): a conclusion reported by someone else and never confirmed here.
  • Derived calculation: worked out by the Ledger from other values, so shown as an estimate or range.
  • Unresolved: sources disagree, or none gives a value.

Unverified third-party claims

Third-party claim (unverified) entries are conclusions reported by an unaffiliated third party and never independently confirmed by this project. They are labeled individually on the record where they appear.

What the Ledger contains

Reference data only: no game files, official art or audio, or in-game text. Numerical and mechanical records keep their provenance and uncertainty where available.

Sources and game files

All data comes from publicly available online sources published by unaffiliated third parties, or from in-game observation. Those third parties have no affiliation with Mimic's Ledger. The Ledger does not endorse or encourage violating any game's End User License Agreement, and does not collect, extract, host, or redistribute game files.

Which game this covers

The Ledger is a Dark Souls: Remastered reference. Much of its data comes from community wikis that document the original release and the Remastered release together, so some values may predate Remastered. Where a record says a value comes from the original game (PTDE) and is not confirmed for Remastered, the record says so. Values observed first-hand in Remastered are labeled as such.

Important limitation

The Ledger does not invent missing numbers. Calculations based on approximations are labeled as such, and route/planner outputs do not claim optimality unless the underlying dataset establishes it.

Independence

Mimic's Ledger is an independent fan reference and is not affiliated with or endorsed by FromSoftware or Bandai Namco Entertainment.