The moon can be woken. Build the vessel and the monks board a bone ark and climb to her on rib wings. What happens up there is best seen for yourself, but from then on a moonbeam strikes the fossil every 20 seconds, in every orchard. Past her, the pile keeps folding through twenty more tiers, and the vessel sells a Lunar lens, Tidal pull and Silver procession.

Vows. After your first remembering, the memorial offers five of them: silence, the empty road, the lone digger, poverty and the short night. Each is a hard rule for one orchard. Keep it to its goal tier and the reward stays with you. The moon wants three kept.

Wandering spirits drift over the pile now and then. Catch one for a frenzy, a hurry, a windfall of bones or, rarely, a seed.

Time away. The monks keep working while the game is closed, but they tire as the hours pass: an hour away is worth about a quarter of an hour of play. The Night watch at the ossuary keeps them going longer, so a night away is worth nearly an hour. A note tells you what they delivered.

The long-neck is a whole skeleton now. It draws back with its jaw open before it dives onto the fossil.

A night sky with stars and the odd shooting star, a ridge of graves and a ruined chapel, ground fog, and soul motes rising near the fossil.

Building menus show the next upgrades as ??? rows with a hint, and new ones are marked NEW.

Hovering a building or its sign outlines it, and the one whose menu is open stays lit.

The journal keeps going after the opening. It always shows one next goal, tracks the road to the moon, and suggests something to buy while a bar fills.

Five new milestones, for spirits, vows and tier 20.