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I'd be grateful if you could let me know what's listed as the Highest Reforged Seal in the Smoldering City (on the bottom HUD).
Nevertheless, if you'd like to spawn Gold Seals (and/or other Seals), you can do it in the Cycle Summary screen which you can open by clicking the End Cycle button in the bottom right corner of the World Map view. The selected Seals will only spawn in the next Cycle, but as Narandia mentioned, you can finish the Cycle manually whenever you want.
Hi, I just had a similar experience, I did gold seal, and hadn't really touched prestige levels yet, so I needed to grind em up a bit before I started the next seal. I thought it didn't appear because I hadn't gotten prestige 5 yet, but once I did that, it still didn't appear. I had to look up on and realize that there were options to click when I end the cycle.
Honestly, imo, the self-selection of what seals appear seems a bit pointless. Seal maps are really long and afaik they don't give particularly improved bonuses, so for me all they're good for is to complete them and get longer cycles.
Unless ofc there's some mechanic here I've missed, but if there is, that feels like really endgame for me.
I think I'd change the game to default to always having the two next locked level seals on map, and have it be unlockable/optional to have the completed seals re-appear if you want. It'll give the player a better feeling of purpose and progression. The purpose of this game after all is to fix all the seals, so it's more coherent if they're permanently crossed off (or maybe not permanent? maybe there's a plot twist!), rather than the arcade feel of being able to choose them yourself.
As long as your citadel is not yet completely finished or you would like to get stormforged cornerstones in your prestige games and lack the resources this might help.