Lost Atma book retrieval?

[dcdistro]

One of our FC members somehow deleted their first Atma book. I was asking for them to see if there was anyway to retrieve this without having them have to repurchase it with 1500 myth tomes. Yes they realize the mistake just curious if someone knows a way to fix this. They tried going to calamity vendor and back to npc in mor dhona but said they couldn't find a way to get it again

[Ghasto]

Has he tried using his one-time restore?

[Sapphic]

Has he tried using his one-time restore?

I wouldn't waste it on that. Think they will be better biting the bullet, learning from the mistake and getting 1500 tomes again for it.

[Kuwagami]

I wouldn't waste it on that. Think they will be better biting the bullet, learning from the mistake and getting 1500 tomes again for it.

if it was the 9th book, it might be 13.5k to get again, if they don't keep track of it when you trash away the only key item you have

[Mithent]

if it was the 9th book, it might be 13.5k to get again, if they don't keep track of it when you trash away the only key item you have

You don't have to purchase the books in any sequence, other than that doing the first book for a stat unlocks the second etc., and you can't "lose" completed books because they just modify your weapon (unless you deleted your weapon, I suppose).

Having to grind 1500 mythology again is certainly a pain, but I think it's the best option really.

[Hysterior]

how can you delete your book without knowing? as a key item you even need to check a box to delete it.
The only way you can delete it, is if you wanted to delete it
so I don't see why you would get it back...

[DragonFlyy]

One time restore is the only option besides re-doing it.

[rex1976]

one time restore? how does that work? link please

[Leknaat]

Did they go and buy a second book? because the one you completed goes poof when you get a new one.

[Estellios]

Yeah I don't know how they accidentally lost a book. The only way to get rid of one is to actually go to the NPC and choose to dispose of it which is very unlikely to be done accidentally.