SCROOMS Known Songs and Songsheets

Use the category before the sequence

The songbook distinguishes Known Songs from Songsheets. The category names have corroborating guide evidence. BloxInformer describes known songs as reusable and sheets as consumed on use, with luck or XP effects. That behavior has a single-source label, so it should not inherit the stronger confidence attached to the existence of the tabs.

Follow the Ocarina connection

The Ocarina is obtained through Halden’s statue quest and is a tool for songs rather than catching. Homeward Melody is documented as an early known song and returns the player to the selected spawn. Its directional sequence has potentially shared guide evidence, which is separate from confirmation of the teleport effect.

• Ocarina reward
• Homeward Melody inputs

Keep the other song records distinct

Song of Passage is linked to The Scratched Score and gates bearing musical markings. Its reported letter sequence is not converted into directions. Bloomcall has competing descriptions involving Elanor’s flowers and Fenna’s Heart of Thorns; the evidence does not resolve how those uses relate. Unveiling Tune is reported through Arabella’s Bluestone questline.

• Song of Passage
• Bloomcall
• Unveiling Tune

A badge is not a missing song title

The Songbook badge asks for five learned Ocarina songs, but the supplied facts identify only four names. The fieldbook preserves that gap instead of adding a speculative entry. Hymn of Blessing appears as an enchanting ritual in the research; that description does not establish it as the missing Ocarina song.

What is still unknown

Bloomcall and Unveiling Tune have no supplied input sequences. The remaining song title and a complete sheet catalogue also are not established here. A readable songbook or dated performance showing a name and its inputs would help resolve those fields. An effect description alone cannot reconstruct a sequence or prove an acquisition requirement.

• Song directory with field confidence