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Standalone overview of Modules in NTE: Type II / III / IV size classes, the twelve catalogued shape variants, rarity tiers, shape families, fixed-stat and sub-stat mechanics, how to farm them, and how to fit them around a Cartridge set.
L-shaped 3-cell module (rotation A); fits corners and angled gaps that straight strips cannot reach.
L-shaped 3-cell module (rotation B); fits corners and angled gaps that straight strips cannot reach.
L-shaped 3-cell module (rotation C); fits corners and angled gaps that straight strips cannot reach.
Largest standard module; vertical 4-cell column with the highest flat-stat ceiling per piece.
Largest standard module; horizontal 4-cell strip with the highest flat-stat ceiling per piece.
Mid-sized module; vertical 3-cell column that anchors a single column of the Console grid.
Mid-sized module; horizontal 3-cell strip that anchors a single row of the Console grid.
Z-shaped 4-cell module (variant A); useful for fitting offset gaps that straight or L-shaped pieces cannot cover.
Smallest module variant; horizontal 2-cell strip used to fill thin gaps along a row of the Console grid.
L-shaped 3-cell module (rotation D); fits corners and angled gaps that straight strips cannot reach.
Smallest module variant; vertical 2-cell column used to fill thin gaps in a column of the Console grid.
Z-shaped 4-cell module (variant B); useful for fitting offset gaps that straight or L-shaped pieces cannot cover.
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