A source-labelled glossary and planning guide for Portal Keeper rewards. It names current resource terms without inventing farming rates or exact spend math.
Portal Keeper resources are currently safest to publish as reported reward terms. Wish Crystals, Rainbow Crystals, Oath Seals, Metal Tickets, Living Stars, Ship Whistles, Sigils, and Enchanting Dust are the main terms to track across codes, updates, weapons, and fusion planning.
The source packet supports resource vocabulary, not complete economy formulas. Exact drop rates, shop prices, hourly farming routes, and expected value remain held.
These terms are useful for searching, checking codes, and planning updates. Confidence labels tell you how hard the current evidence is.
Reported code reward and summon-style planning term
Reported reward term in code-source coverage
Reported reward term tied to codes and upgrade planning
Reported reward term from selected code sources
Reported reward term in active and disputed code rows
Reported reward term from guide-site code coverage
Reported reward family; exact item names vary by source
Weapon enchant/passive support term; exact uses and rates held
Reported code reward term; exact farming rate held
Disputed or expired-code reward term
Reported reward terms from lower-confidence code rows
Portal Keeper code sources mention several rare-sounding materials. Check the codes page first so you do not farm around a reward that might already be available.
This page can name resource terms from public sources, but it does not publish drop rates, hourly rates, or spend math without source support.
Use the Team Builder when a material choice affects damage, tanking, support, sustain, weapons, or enchant/passive planning.
Rewards can shift after new codes, bosses, realms, or fusion changes. Use the update page before trusting an older route.
The current source packet repeatedly mentions Wish Crystals, Metal Tickets, Oath Seals, Rainbow Crystals, Living Stars, Ship Whistles, Sigils, and Enchanting Dust.
No. Farm rates and drop math are held because the current packet does not verify them strongly enough.
Some terms come from guide-site code rows or disputed code status, so they are useful vocabulary but not final economy documentation.
Check active codes, updates, the Team Builder, and source notes before spending rare rewards on units, fusion, weapons, or enchants.
See which rewards are reported active, disputed, or expired.
Plan around roles before spending rare upgrade materials.
Check why a resource term is official, reported, disputed, or held.
