SCROOMS tracks every creature you catch in a collection log it calls the Index, and the full roster is bigger than any single area shows. If you want to know what exists and what is known about where it lives and how rare it is, here is the breakdown by area and rarity.
Quick answer: SCROOMS has 61 named scrooms. 55 of them sit across five areas — Songkeeper’s Grove, Sorin’s Respite, Bluestone Caverns, Grave of the Gilded and Sanctum Magus — and the remaining 6 have no area assigned yet.
How the Index tracks your scrooms
Open the Index from slot 3 on your hotbar. It gives each area its own page, and every page lists that area’s scrooms as cards. A scroom you have not caught yet shows as a black silhouette labelled “???”, but the card still tells you its rarity and its frequency range before you ever find it. Area tabs themselves stay as “???” until you first enter the area.
Each page also keeps a running completion figure. Songkeeper’s Grove reads Completion: 93% at 14 of 15 caught and Completion: 100% with all 15, and Bluestone Caverns reads Completion: 46% at 7 of 15 caught.

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This page is complete: 15 cards split into 4 Common, 4 Uncommon, 3 Rare, 3 Wondrous and 1 Fabled. Frequency ranges are set per scroom, not per rarity, so two Common scrooms can sit on different ranges.
| Scroom | Rarity | Frequency range |
|---|---|---|
| Common | 45 Hz – 75 Hz | |
| Common | 30 Hz – 50 Hz | |
| Common | 18.7 Hz – 31.2 Hz | |
| Common | 22.5 Hz – 37.5 Hz | |
| Uncommon | 37.5 Hz – 62.5 Hz | |
| Uncommon | 48.7 Hz – 81.2 Hz | |
| Uncommon | 30 Hz – 50 Hz | |
| Uncommon | 26.2 Hz – 43.7 Hz | |
| Rare | 52.5 Hz – 87.5 Hz | |
| Rare | 71.2 Hz – 118.7 Hz | |
| Rare | 41.2 Hz – 68.7 Hz | |
| Wondrous | 37.5 Hz – 62.5 Hz | |
| Wondrous | 18.7 Hz – 31.2 Hz | |
| Wondrous | 26.2 Hz – 43.7 Hz | |
| Fabled | 71.2 Hz – 118.7 Hz |
Funglebee is caught on the grass below Jones the beekeeper’s hives during a Pale Moon. Koroom is the grove’s only Fabled scroom and the last card on the page. Its Index card reads Fabled Scroom, Frequency: 71.2 Hz – 118.7 Hz, with the line “An olden forest spirit said to bring good luck!” Catching it takes the Songkeeper’s Grove page to Completion: 100%.


Sorin’s Respite scrooms (8)
| Scroom | Rarity | Frequency range |
|---|---|---|
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| Rare | ||
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| Wondrous | ||
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The trader Mira wants both a Bonsaibud from the respite and a Crystallina from the quarry. Petaldrake is the scroom Aiko asks you to bring.
Bluestone Caverns scrooms (14 named)
The Bluestone Caverns page holds 15 cards, 14 of which are named below. The last one remains an unopened silhouette, so its name is not shown yet.

| Scroom | Rarity | Frequency range |
|---|---|---|
| Common | 78.7 Hz – 131.2 Hz | |
| Common | 52.5 Hz – 87.5 Hz | |
| Common | 93.7 Hz – 156.2 Hz | |
| Common | 93.7 Hz – 156.2 Hz | |
| Common | 78.7 Hz – 131.2 Hz | |
| Uncommon | 217.5 Hz – 362.5 Hz | |
| Uncommon | 217.5 Hz – 362.5 Hz | |
| Rare | ||
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| Wondrous | ||
| Wondrous | ||
| Fabled |
Fungstone is a Common catch that Marcus and Marina both ask for, and its card reads “Confused him for a statue at first!” Crystallina is the Uncommon purple scroom Mira wants paired with the respite’s Bonsaibud.

Grave of the Gilded scrooms (13)
| Scroom | Rarity | Frequency range |
|---|---|---|
| Common | ||
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| Eversung |
This area carries one of the two Eversung scrooms, The Pale Vessel, and two Fabled scrooms, Ignara and Oracle of Cervos, both tied to Medon.
Sanctum Magus scrooms (5)
| Scroom | Rarity | Frequency range |
|---|---|---|
| Common | ||
| Uncommon | ||
| Uncommon | ||
| Rare | ||
| Eversung |
The Violet Fool is the second Eversung scroom and the headline catch of this smaller page.
Rarity tiers and how many of each exist
Rarities run from most to least common as Common, Uncommon, Rare, Wondrous and Fabled, with Eversung sitting above them all. Across the 55 placed scrooms, the split works out like this.
| Rarity | Count (placed) |
|---|---|
| Common | 15 |
| Uncommon | 13 |
| Rare | 13 |
| Wondrous | 7 |
| Fabled | 5 |
| Eversung | 2 |
The Eversung pair consists of The Pale Vessel and The Violet Fool. The Fabled scrooms are Gaion, Ignara, Koroom, Oracle of Cervos, and Petaldrake. Wondrous scrooms include Amorlith, followed by Endoscroom; Faebud comes next, then Florabella; after that are Funglebee, Kinokokami, and Kitsura.
A name can carry a prefix such as Melodic, Harmonic, Resonant, Mossy, Wooden, Metallic, Frozen, Blazing, Runic, Verdant or Charged. Those are versions of the scrooms listed above, not extra entries, so a “Blazing Trufflecrust” still counts as Trufflecrust.
Scrooms with no area assigned yet
Six scrooms exist by name but are not placed in any of the five areas above. They show up in the game’s naming, including prefixed forms such as “Blazing Elder Goldoak” and “Blazing Regalith”.
- Craglin
- Elder Goldoak
- Glimwick
- Nightfang
- Regalith
- Vex






