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SCROOMS: Sorin’s Respite Scrooms and Their Rarity

The eight Sorin's Respite scrooms sorted from Common to Fabled, plus which ones certain residents ask you to bring.

The eight Sorin’s Respite scrooms sorted from Common to Fabled, plus which ones certain residents ask you to bring.

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In Roblox’s SCROOMS, Sorin’s Respite comes after Songkeeper’s Grove. Before you discover it, the Index displays a locked “???” tab, and its creatures appear only as silhouettes. Find the area to catch its garden-themed scrooms, each with a rarity tier.

Quick answer: Eight scrooms belong to Sorin’s Respite, spanning five rarities from Common up to Fabled, with Zenscroom the most common and Petaldrake the Fabled catch.


Sorin’s Respite scrooms and their rarity

The table below lists the scrooms tied to Sorin’s Respite alongside their rarity. Some are requested by specific residents during quests, which is noted in the third column.

ScroomRarityRequested by
ZenscroomCommonJun
BonsaibudUncommonMira
PebbletUncommon—
SagebellRare—
TeatopRareOtto
KinokokamiWondrous—
KitsuraWondrousYami
PetaldrakeFabledAiko

This is not the full roster for the area. More scrooms may live in Sorin’s Respite beyond the ones named here.


How the rarity tiers rank

Rarity runs in a fixed order from the most common creatures to the hardest to find. From most to least common, the tiers are:

  • Common
  • Uncommon
  • Rare
  • Wondrous
  • Fabled

That means Zenscroom turns up the most, while Petaldrake sits at the top as the single Fabled scroom of the area. The two Wondrous catches, Kinokokami and Kitsura, fall just below it.


Scrooms residents ask you to bring

Several of these scrooms are gift requests during quests in the area. Handing the right one to the right resident is what advances those quests.

  • Give Jun a Zenscroom. Each afternoon, one would settle in the garden close to him, until its visits ended.
  • Give Mira a Bonsaibud. She also wants a Crystallina from the quarry and believes the two are not so different.
  • Bring Aiko a Petaldrake.
  • Give Yami a Kitsura.
  • Give Otto a Teatop.

Finding Sorin’s Respite in the Index

In the Index, Sorin’s Respite is a “???” tab until you discover the area. Each area shows a completion percentage, and discovered scrooms appear with their frequency range and rarity. Creatures you have not caught yet show up as blank silhouettes labelled “???”.

Index open to Songkeeper's Grove with a Common Scroom entry and its frequency range
The Index on the Songkeeper’s Grove page, with a Common Scroom entry selected to show its silhouette and frequency range.

Scroll the grid and you will see higher tiers listed the same way, right up to a Wondrous entry waiting to be filled in. Until you reach Sorin’s Respite itself, its own tab stays locked behind the “???” marker in the World list.

Index open to Songkeeper's Grove with a Wondrous Scroom entry selected in the creature grid
The same Index, scrolled to a Wondrous Scroom entry while browsing creature discoveries.

Area objectives to finish Sorin’s Respite

Fully completing the area means working through its catch objectives. Each one asks for a different version or spread of its scrooms:

  • Catch every scroom in Sorin’s Respite.
  • Catch a Harmonic version of every scroom in Sorin’s Respite.
  • Catch a Resonant version of every scroom in Sorin’s Respite.
  • Catch a scroom from Sorin’s Respite that is both Harmonic and Resonant.

The quests set here are A Gentle Guest, Before Brother Jun Finds Out, Disturbing the Peace, The Scratched Score, and What the Garden Remembers. One of them points to a song scratched into a wall with three of its five notes gouged out, hinting that listening closely to the garden is how you finish the score. You will know a catch counts when its Index card fills in and the area’s completion percentage ticks up.