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According to this list someone else compiled, it gives Nectar + Moon, which makes more sense: https://book-of-hours.fandom.com/wiki/Determination
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3029635333
So either there's a mistake somewhere, or a patch has changed things, or the system is way more complicated than we thought.
One could argue that Moon is the aspect of secrets, so it might be intentional. Might be a bug.
Thanks! Although I can't see your image for some reason, so I tested it myself just now.
https://i.imgur.com/brJxVTh.png
Turns out the tooltip saying it adds Nectar and Grail is just wrong. If you actually make the determination, it adds Nectar and Moon, and displays a tooltip suggesting First Flower: Black for a Moon History.
Ah, so the tool tip is wrong but the effect is correct. Minor UI bug then. Weird that they wrote that manually rather than having a script fill in the end of the text based on the effects actually caused.
Still, it's a funny structure. There's a 2-cycle (Moth and Lantern), a 3-cycle (Sky, Forge, and Rose), and then a huge 8-cycle with everything else. Am I mad for thinking there's some meaning to this?
You're not mad, but I also don't think there's a greater meaning to it. They had to somehow sort 13 aspects into 4 categories with a way to get matching aspects with no category overlap, while also keeping it thematically consistent. The results are bound to be a little asymmetrical.
Not to my knowledge. As far as I know (spoilers for exact ending requirements) The only things that factor into what ending you get are 1) the Numen used 2.) the aspect used to write your History and 3) your background. Of note: You can get different endings for the same Numen by using different aspects. So every Numen offers 3 standard major victories (so 39 possible major victories for all 13 Numina), and since every background has 2 Numina that give them special endings, that adds 6 major victories per background, equaling 54. This puts the total number of different major victories at 93. Have fun getting them all, I stopped after getting all 6 Revolutionary victiories and 3 generic ones.
I knew about the 3 tiers of victory: tombstone, numa, origin specific: but I was wondering if there was maybe something else from finding every room in the house and every secret or the like. Apparently not, which is almost a relief lol.