The Memoria
Yours to lose or to keep — but you certainly had it once.
The vault opens to a card
The Memoria keeps what you have proved by heart in the Mnemonicon. One card, every room — sign in with the same email you use anywhere in the Word Hoard.
Declare a piece word-perfect. Prove it one week later, then one month after that, and it goes into the vault. Nothing here is graded; a stumble is a fact and the piece simply begins the week again.
At the door
Ready to declare
Pieces the Mnemonicon holds at memorized or better.
You have climbed the ladder with this one.
From here, how often should the vault ask for it?
Type it from memory. Case, punctuation and line breaks don't count; every word does.
Recite it aloud — to the wall, to a child, to the dog. Then say how it went. No one checks this but you; that is the point of a vault.
the ledger
The ladder
Days between proofs, from the day you declare. The first two rungs are the door; passing the second enters the vault. A stumble starts the ladder over — but a held piece stays on its shelf.