A good idea does not have to be finished in one sitting. The atelier keeps compatible saved rounds separate from completed results.
A saved round is a place to return.
Players save periodically and when you pause or leave. Continue saved round restores a compatible attempt. Closing the browser abruptly can lose the latest actions, so check the visible save message before leaving.
Account saves use revisions to prevent another tab silently overwriting a newer round. If a newer save exists, reopen the game to load it rather than continuing to write an older state.
A result is a personal record.
Completing or ending an attempt updates plays, completions and the best score for its game and mode. A repeated delivery of the same round result is counted once. Preview demonstrations never contribute records.
Foundry games use their own Challenge records. Undo after a finished Foundry attempt creates a new attempt; the earlier finished result remains part of your history.
A browser and an account keep different things.
Favourites and guest progress stay in this browser. New signed-in records and compatible account saves follow your sign-in. Earlier guest results are not silently merged into your account.
Clear this device removes this site’s local favourites, guest saves and device records. It leaves account records and other sites alone. If browser storage is blocked, the player tells you a local save could not be kept.