Trinkets

Counts Steam is willing to say out loud

Hobby Collector is Collect a trinket. Experienced Collector is Collect 10 trinkets. Expert Collector is Collect 32 trinkets. That is the only official size of the set: thirty-two. A wiki that listed 14 named charms and called itself done would be lying by omission. A wiki that invented the other 18 names would be lying by addition. This page does neither.

Ten Slots is Collect 10 trinket slots. 50 Slots is Collect 50 trinket slots. Slots are not the same counter as trinkets. You can be asked to hold more slots than there are named trinkets, which is exactly what the two chains say. Mix-and-match is how Steam describes the point of having both.

In the Workshop is Upgrade a trinket. Fully Stocked is Upgrade all of your trinkets to the maximum amount. The workshop is real enough to be an achievement place-word. The maximum amount is real enough to be a completion row. The number of upgrade steps per trinket is not printed.

Read the sources list at the foot of this page for the first-party URLs that back every name and date above. Names outside that list do not get rows.

What mix-and-match is for

Steam about copy puts trinkets next to new abilities, puzzles, and the path to the queen's quarters. Upgrade your abilities is the verb. Customize your game play is the promise, spelled as two words on the store page. The official string keeps game play as two words.

Kyle's interview says abilities should change movement throughout. Trinkets are the customization layer on top of those movement tools. The matchstick, soar, and water vessel are named elsewhere. Trinkets are how you mix the kit once you have it. No Steam row assigns a trinket to a named boss.

Looter sells wares. First Purchase does not say the first ware is a trinket. Do not collapse the shop into this page. Buy something is a dweller task. Collect a trinket is a system task. They can overlap in play and still need two sentences.

Customize your game play is the Steam spelling, two words on game play. The keyword map keeps that string so the page title and the store sentence stay aligned. A rewritten customize your gameplay would miss the official phrase.

No unofficial names on this route

Community nicknames for charms will show up in threads. They do not become slugs here until a first-party list exists. The achievement icons for the count rows already live on 41 Steam Achievements with a Trinket filter. Use that ledger when you want the pictures.

Demo notes mention a hunter cabin trinket in the 30 April update. That is a patch-note noun, not a 32nd official name. It is recorded on Well Dweller demo as part of Kyle's change list.

When the full set is named in a later patch or a first-party guide, this page should grow by those names, not by guesses. Until then, 32, 50 slots, a workshop, and mix-and-match are the honest inventory.

Fully Stocked is one of the rarest rows on the 41-achievement table. Expert Collector at 32 trinkets sits in the same rare band. Percents are community statistics, useful for seeing which upgrade tasks most players have not finished.

Slot counts versus trinket counts

Ten slots can arrive before ten trinkets, or after. Fifty slots is more than thirty-two trinkets. Steam printed both ceilings. Mix-and-match is how a 50-slot board and a 32-charm set can both be true. Empty slots are implied by the larger number.

In the Workshop is a single upgrade. Fully Stocked is every trinket at maximum. Players who only upgrade favorites will see the first and not the second. That is what the two rows are for.

Looter's shop may sell a trinket. First Purchase still does not say so. The hunter cabin trinket in the 30 April demo notes still does not name one of the 32. Keep shop, cabin, and the counted set in three sentences.

Steam about copy and the achievement board source 1, 10, 32, 10 slots, 50 slots, the workshop, and Fully Stocked. Mix-and-match remains the store-page reason to keep counts and slots on one route.

Hobby Collector, Experienced Collector, Expert Collector, Ten Slots, 50 Slots, In the Workshop, and Fully Stocked are seven achievement names that already have icons on the 41-row ledger. This URL exists so 32, 50, mix-and-match, and the workshop can be read as a system instead of seven isolated rows.