Wanderer's Cup

A tea house where each patron arrives carrying something — grief, restlessness, a rushed departure — and your job is to brew what actually helps. The mechanic is listening: their emotional state is modelled, their taste preferences are hidden until conversation uncovers them, and an understanding meter fills as you learn who they are rather than as you ask more questions.

Then you brew for real, from 78 ingredients, 17 pots and a set of mixing tools where the vessel changes the result — a diamond pot amplifies bright and light notes and softens heavy ones. Get the person right and the tea wrong and it still does not land.