Dungeon · Updated September 7, 2026

Use The Song of Welcome to Armour a Row

Reproduce the observed Corner placement and verify the four-point Quality increases.

Quick answer

Read The Song of Welcome’s Corner condition, arrange the relics you want to affect in its row, then confirm a qualifying corner placement. Check their Quality numbers and Armor markings after the effect resolves.

Read the condition and affected row

The observed Rare relic is The Song of Welcome. Its Corner effect applies Armor to relics in the same row and adds 4 Quality to them. The row, position requirement and numerical increase are separate parts of the effect. Selecting the card without placing it does not demonstrate that it has triggered.

Arrange the receiving relics before confirming

In the captured arrangement, four relics occupy the second row and The Song of Welcome is held at that row’s right-hand end. Their displayed Quality values are 4, 2, 6 and 4. Use the in-game placement feedback for your backpack shape; the example does not establish how every later bag expansion defines a corner.

The Song of Welcome held over the rightmost position of the second backpack row
Before confirmation, the four relics to its left show Quality 4, 2, 6 and 4. The card names a Corner effect on the same row. · Image sourceOpen full-size image ↗

Verify the change after placement

After the placement resolves, the same four receiving relics show 8, 6, 10 and 8. Each increased by 4, and diagonal Armor markings appeared. The selected Song remains at Quality 2, so this example does not support adding the effect to the triggering relic itself.

Receiving position, left to rightBeforeAfter
First48
Second26
Third610
Fourth48
The Song of Welcome placed with four neighbouring relics now armoured
After placement, those four Quality values are 8, 6, 10 and 8 and diagonal Armor markings appear. The selected Song remains Quality 2. · Image sourceOpen full-size image ↗

Keep the demonstrated result separate from an unlimited loop

The video subsequently rearranges the bag. This page only claims the single observed application above. It does not promise repeated stacking from moving the same relic, permanent protection from all hazards, or an optimal total-value arrangement. The tutorial describes Armor as protection against burning; that separate protection trigger is not exercised in these before-and-after frames.

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