Project: Aura Index and Milestone System

Before public launch, Rival Ducks showed an index and milestone layer for Project: Aura — a collection-book track that rewards progress through the roster instead of only paying you when a rare animation hits. That is a different promise from a pure slot machine. This page is how to use that book without letting it eat the build.

Open the in-game collection / index panel from the HUD. If you cannot find it, controls is the labeled map for PC, mobile, and console. The book lives on the Roblox account, not the device. Phone, PC, and console share the same index.

What an index is (and is not)

Is: a list of hand-crafted characters you have seen or owned, with milestone rewards as the book fills. Dev messaging treated this as a first-class system next to rolling, not as a sticker album you ignore.

Is not: a public 42-row drop-rate table. The Roblox experience page still does not print percentages. This wiki will not invent them. Character collection is the browsing habit; tier list is the job ranking; this page is the progress track sitting on top of both.

How to play the book on purpose

1. Standard tickets fill the index. That is their job. Lucky Aura Rolls hunt a hole in your recipe, not a hole in the sticker album. How to roll.
2. Milestones are a reason to keep duplicates. No official dismantle table was advertised. A duplicate can still move a milestone or pay a luck-relief floor. Do not vendor into a void.
3. Do not freeze a session to “finish the index.” Incremental hybrids punish 40-roll catch-up nights. Cap the sample. Log the milestone. Come back. Session planner.
4. Weekly characters go into the book first. Rank them later. Roadmap is the calendar; this page is the shelf.

Milestone rewards versus Prism

Treat milestone grants as a bonus faucet, not as a replacement for how to get Prism. Codes and the group gift are still the launch bundle. If a milestone prints tickets, use the same split: standard into the book, lucky into a named job.

If the UI shows a milestone you do not understand, do not buy a script that claims it auto-claims the track. Claiming is a button. Auto-claim tools for a three-day-old title are usually pointed at a different game.

Named bodies and the index

The live roster is 42+ at launch with weekly adds. Pre-launch kit showcases named at least one body — Tamaki — as a VFX/animation proof, not as an official S-tier stamp. When you roll a named kit, watch it once off the plaza (exploration deck or a quiet corner) so the index entry is a memory, not only a silhouette. Sound is part of the identity; mute at your own risk.

A name in the book is not a starter build. Equip after the composition test. Museum the rest.

Index versus Trello versus Discord

Players searching “Project: Aura Trello” usually want this layer: what exists, what is next, what the book still owes them. There is no confirmed public Trello from Rival Ducks at launch. The live index in-game is the roster source of truth. Discord sneak peeks are not index rows until they ship. See Trello and Discord.

First-week honesty

Public launch: 28 August 2026. First live update stamp: 30 August 2026. If a milestone number moved in that window, trust the HUD over a screenshot from closed beta. Beta books were a test. The RELEASE build is the one whose index you should care about.

Fill the book slowly. Equip quickly. Claim milestones when they light up, then go back to the recipe. That is the whole index skill.