> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.animarising.gg/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.animarising.gg/docs/anima-rising/social/discovery.md). # Discovery Discovery functions like an in-game encyclopedia. It lets you access knowledge from the past and, to some extent, the future. As you progress through the game, explore new *regions*, and learn more about *Zienna*, helpful information will reveal itself to you in your *discovery* journal. This information serves as a reference point for players, and leveling *discovery* effectively works like an *ANiMA* completion log. Once you've earned a certain amount of *reputation*, you can suggest changes and add new content to *discovery* to earn even more *reputation*. A skill in its own right, *discovery* includes: * **Tomes** **of** **Knowledge (*****Wiki*****)**: detailed information on each skill, including mechanics, *action* times, *drop* rates, *mastery* data, performance *modifiers*, and *tool* analysis. * **Questing Codex**: a record of *quests*, including their objectives, *rewards*, and associated characters. * **Lore**: all historical texts and stories of the *Known Domain*. * **Bestiary** **Journal**: information about every *hostile NPC* and enemy encountered. * **Completion** **Log**: a record of achievements, milestones, and progress. * **Analytics**: in-depth data on player performance, skill development, and more. Additionally, players can find rare *artifacts* throughout *Zienna* known as *ancient fragments.* These *fragments* can be exchanged for *knowledge*, thereby revealing a section of any skill's *Tome* chosen by the player.