Terminus
Terminus is a GTNH extension compound made from Lucrum and Alienis. One point costs 20 primal points to synthesize from scratch.
Recipe
Combine one point of each component at the research table to get one point of Terminus. Counting all the way down to primals, a single point takes 20 primal points:
That total is the number the solver shows as craft cost when it places Terminus in an empty cell. Cheapest routes avoid it unless the note leaves little choice.
What Terminus connects to
Terminus links to 2 aspects in this library (see the connection rule): its two components.
| Neighbor | Why it connects | Craft cost |
|---|---|---|
| Alienis | Component of Terminus | 6 |
| Lucrum | Component of Terminus | 14 |
No compound in this library is built from Terminus, so its only neighbors are its own components. A fixed Terminus on a note has to be approached through Lucrum or Alienis.
When Terminus is printed on your note and you only need to leave it, Alienis is the cheapest first step at cost 6.
Reaching Terminus from each primal
These are the shortest valid chains in this dataset, using base and GTNH extension aspects. Where several chains tie on length, the one with the cheapest in-between aspects is listed. Cost counts only the aspects between the two ends, the cells you would have to fill.
| From | Chain | Cells to fill | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aer | Aer → Vacuos → Alienis → Terminus | 2 | 8 |
| Terra | Terra → Victus → Fames → Lucrum → Terminus | 3 | 20 |
| Ignis | Ignis → Lux → Tenebrae → Alienis → Terminus | 3 | 12 |
| Aqua | Aqua → Victus → Fames → Lucrum → Terminus | 3 | 20 |
| Ordo | Ordo → Tempus → Vacuos → Alienis → Terminus | 3 | 11 |
| Perditio | Perditio → Vacuos → Alienis → Terminus | 2 | 8 |
A real note also has geometry: the chain has to fit the free hexes between your endpoints. If the gap is longer than the chain, pad it by stepping back and forth between two aspects that connect, or let the solver find a layout that fits.
Data source
Terminus is in the GTNH extension group. Its default commonness is 20 out of 100, an editable estimate used by the Common ranking. This entry has not been checked against a pinned primary source; report a mismatch if your pack differs. The recipe table covers every component pair and the version limits.