Queen's Domain Grimoire: What the Sources Actually Say

No grimoire, no spell list

No source we checked documents a “Grimoire” system, a list of spells, or an item called a Grimoire in Queen’s Domain. The game’s magic is not presented as a spellbook or a school of magic; it is presented as weapons with their own charges. This page therefore records only the magic-related systems the sources actually describe, and leaves the rest blank rather than inventing a grimoire.

Magic weapons and their own resource

Magic weapons have their own casting resource that recharges over time, separate from the Power Meter that drives your melee swings. The HUD shows a Weapon Special Meter beside the Wind Dash meter when such a weapon is equipped, and the same charge is often drawn on the weapon’s model itself — the Azure Torch is the example the guide uses. The Magic Rate stat in the Status & Inventory menu shows your bonuses to magic recharging for magic weapons, so any bonus to that stat shortens the wait between casts.

The Special Attack Meter belongs to the Holy Sword of Endu and stays inactive until you retrieve the Storm Gem in the Tower of Knowledge.

Status effects

Status effects exist and are explained in the in-game guide; the Status line in the Status & Inventory menu shows whichever debuff you currently carry. The community describes what those debuffs do in practice, from the Tower of Knowledge onward:

• Enemies can web you, so you cannot use throwing weapons.
• Enemies can curse you, so you cannot use magic weapons.
• Other enemies debuff you so that you deal almost no damage.

Poison is the effect the community calls out as the most widespread one, and it appears in the temple areas of the island.

Handling status effects

Resting at a rest point cures status effects immediately, so backtracking to one is the reliable answer to web and curse. For status effects that do not damage you, the community recommends waiting them out instead of walking back. Talismans greatly decrease the time status effects take to fade on their own, and the Warding Amulet, bought from the shop, adds status resistance.

The bestiary is the in-game reference for what an enemy resists and what it is weak to: it provides information on enemy weaknesses and resistances, so consult it before you pick a weapon for a fight.

What we could not confirm

• No spell list of any kind.
• No magic school names.
• No grimoire item, grimoire location, or grimoire purchase.
• No summon system.
• No rune system.

How to research it yourself

Check the inventory item description for each weapon, open the Status & Inventory menu to read the Magic Rate and resistance percentages, and read the bestiary entries for enemy resistances. Those three screens are where the game itself records its magic rules.