Ledgerbound Romance Checklist
Track companion conversations, loyalty flags, and relationship beats at camp between claim chapters.
Ledgerbound spends Resterlude evenings on camp conversations. Rayna talks with coworkers — Jazz, Hobknob, Avarice, Sylvie, Cazian, and others — about HULG policy, personal stakes, and the insurance appeal. HULG is her employer. Eldarra is the queendom. Neither belongs on a dating row.
Launch reviews agree every party member plus Jazz can be romanced, with two male interests monogamous for that playthrough and the rest poly if you file the paperwork. Missing talks can still cost voucher flavor and ending slides. This page explains the wiki RomanceChecklist component so you do not lock yourself out without spoiling cutscenes.
Use it with How to Romance, Romance Guide, and Camp Planner.
What the checklist tracks
The boxes on this page are a planning aid, not a datamine:
- Priority names — tick who gets Resterlude this chapter.
- Required talks before you leave a camp hub.
- Optional flavor that may gate cosmetics or swag.
- Monogamy locks — if a male route is exclusive, do not also file poly paperwork that chapter.
Each mental row should include companion, chapter gate, and missable cost — usually a lost coupon or an altered line before Vacari.
Confirmed launch rules (spoiler-light)
| Rule | What to do |
|---|---|
| Full party always deploys | Romance does not bench anyone; it spends evenings. |
| Two male LIs are monogamous | Read How to Romance before dual-filing. |
| Others can be poly with HR forms | Paperwork is the joke and the gate. |
| Sylvie arrives late | Leave unassigned nights; see Sylvie. |
| Equipment swaps cost Resterlude | Do not blow a Jazz evening on liability shuffling. |
Demo-era tables that listed HULG and Eldarra as companions were wrong. Correct the habit: tick Jazz after her HR briefing scenes, Hobknob after comedy talks, Avarice after courtly camps.
How camp dialogue likely spends the clock
- Finite Resterlude — prioritize flagged names.
- Tone tags — empathetic, corporate, or joke replies.
- Chapter locks — advancing artifacts without speaking can skip a scene until another cycle.
Autosave is aggressive. A filed relationship is not a trailer you rewind. Difficulty drops after a wipe also spend bonding time, which is the same clock as romance.
Using the component
Tick boxes during a session. Refresh clears them unless you take notes.
- Rest after a ledger zone.
- Open this page on a second screen.
- Tick each name after new dialogue is exhausted.
- Before the world map, confirm required rows for the chapter are done.
Related
- Story and Setting — HULG vs Eldarra vs the actual party.
- Shareholders — board-route caution from launch critics.
- Voice Cast — who is speaking in the scene you just ticked.
Week-one sample ticks
A boring but effective first chapter: tick Jazz after the first HR briefing, Hobknob after the comedy camp, and leave two empty nights. Do not tick Sylvie until she actually joins. If you opened a monogamous male file, stop ticking other male names on this playthrough. Shareholder-adjacent names such as Etheria can wait until you have read Shareholders and decided the tone is for you. The checklist is a memory aid for Camp Time, not a completionist mandate. Rayna still has stamps to file.
Romance checklist
Track which Ledgerbound interests you want to prioritize at camp.
0 priorities selected.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for Ledgerbound players.
Does Ledgerbound have romance routes?
Yes. Launch coverage says the whole party plus Jazz can be romanced. Two male interests are monogamous; others can be poly with paperwork.
Are HULG and Eldarra dateable?
No. HULG is Rayna’s employer. Eldarra is the setting. Use Jazz, Hobknob, Avarice, Sylvie, Cazian, and other coworkers on this checklist.
Does the checklist save to Steam?
No. It is a local wiki helper. Copy names into notes if you need persistence across devices.
Should I romance everyone in week one?
No. Resterlude is limited. Pick two priorities and leave space for late recruits such as Sylvie.