Reader membership
Optional · arranged by email · introduced 12 August 2026
This journal is written by one person and paid for by nobody. The guides are, and will remain, readable in full without paying anything — no metered articles, no blurred paragraphs, no account. Membership exists for readers who have asked to support the work and would like something delivered to them in return, and it is arranged the old-fashioned way: by email, between two people.
The three tiers
Prices are in Australian dollars, per month. Nothing is charged by this website: you send a request, we reply with the payment details and the date it would start, and you decide from there. Cancelling is a one-line email, and it takes effect at the end of the month you have already paid for.
| Tier | Monthly | What arrives in your inbox |
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| Monthly Digest | AU$4.50per month |
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| Reference Set | AU$9per month |
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| Correspondent | AU$16per month |
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Request a membership
Submitting the form opens your own email application with the details written out. This site processes no payment, stores no order, and never asks for card or banking details by email.
What membership is not
Not in-game anything
We have no connection to the publisher and cannot add coins, powers or progress to any account. Membership buys writing from this journal and nothing else.
Not a paywall
Every guide in the registry stays open to everyone. If a guide is ever restricted to members, this paragraph will be the first thing to change.
Not automatic billing
There is no stored card and no silent renewal. Each month is arranged between us, and a single email ends it.
Questions before you decide
Can I try one month? Yes — that is the normal way people start, and there is nothing to cancel if you stop after it.
What happens to my email address? It is used to send what you paid for and to answer you. It is not added to any list and not passed to anyone. See the Privacy Policy.
Do members get different guides? No. Members get the same guides earlier, plus printable versions and, on the top tier, written answers. The public registry is never the second-best version.