Main Hall platform controls: switching, linked groups and resets

Read the targets before pulling a lever

A lever can affect several platforms, including ones farther away in the same room. Select it on the map to reveal every linked target, then select a platform to see its controlling levers. The target positions show the initial layout; judge your next jump from the platforms’ current positions in the game.

Archives and Armoury: switching is not always a reset

In the Archives, one lever deactivates all eight flipping platforms. The other levers toggle smaller groups. Use the reset lever to bring the group back to its inactive state, then inspect which targets each smaller lever changes. Pulling a group lever again toggles that group; it does not reset all eight.

In the Armoury, one lever toggles the entrance platform while deactivating two other platforms. Treat these as three linked effects, not a command that only changes the nearest platform. The map labels distinguish switching a platform from deactivating it.

• Reset all eight platforms →
• Switch the entrance and deactivate two platforms →

Moving platforms and the basement encounter

The three linked levers in the Servants’ Quarters affect the same three moving platforms. Their two positions have different effects: one can stop its platform while the other two start moving. In the Wine Cellar, one lever activates or deactivates nine platforms together. Check the linked group before choosing your next jump.

In the Forgotten Basement, activating the lever enables eight rising platforms and triggers an enemy encounter after a short delay. Prepare for combat before pulling it; the platforms are part of the encounter, not simply an isolated shortcut.

Levers and their linked platforms

The locations and controls in this guide are derived from game data; they are not a claim of a playtested traversal route.