realm memory/imprint spending

[Lost Question]

is there a guide for spending your realming currency? its been quite a while since I last played this and noticed my memory's had been reset (and theres also a imprint tab)

(cannot remember but i think starting a run i did druid, changing mid-run to exorcist, and changing late-run to archon, then going as far as possible with archon until realming and starting over again)

[Voodoo Voorhees]

Expanded Mind and Swift Recalling are cheap so def them for avoiding the headache of forging, Memories within Memories and Corrupted Time for more memories, Corrupted time is especially useful for longer runs, then I went for god and echo retention, jus shy of 5e6 memories to unlock the last 2 but again more memories there so that'd be next on my list

[InvalidError]

I split my memories roughly 50-50 between mysteries income boosts (forlorn series, enchant dust and catalyst for memories multipliers, incantation/evocation/etc. boosts depending on which ones your main class benefits the most from, etc.) to get back to my all-time highest mana faster and the other stuff with less direct or longer-term benefits.

In my current realm at 1.6M memories, I'm aiming for +400k memories, about 150k of which will be going into Forlorn series, 70k in enchant/catalysts gains and the rest bumping up stuff like gods XP, primary and secondary abilities, adding +2 to echo traps, memories and memetics gains, etc.

If I had a specific objective for a given realm (ex.: going after a Triumph) then I'd dump all of the memories into whatever should help that objective the most.

In my current realm, I didn't invest in extra enchant/catalyst income and my memories gains remained practically flat at the 32 days mark vs my previous realm despite reaching my previous max mana a week earlier, so I'd recommend bumping those by a few points each time to help those memories multipliers grow a little bit faster every time.

[Derpykat5]

Just remember that memory upgrades and imprints each use a separate memory pool, so you don't have to worry about how much you spend in which tab.