TOEM 2 Stamps

Homelanda teaches the animation

The first camera jobs (including Nana’s portrait) dump a small set of stamps so you see the mark land. That is UI, not the farm-sized card. After those marks, the home bus line still checks that Homelanda’s teaching set is complete before it will route you toward the countryside hamlet.

Do not expect a world map with five pins from minute one. The sequel drips regions. Cropten and Cropton both appear in public writing; in-game UI spelling wins when you have a screenshot.

Each region is its own card

Leaving Homelanda does not carry spare stamps into the farm quota. You start a new page: more tasks, a listed maximum, and a lower “need this many to progress” number if the designers allowed a skip. Launch-week farm UI showed 20 stamps available and 10 required to continue the main story — verify those integers in your language build; they can shift with patches.

Region flavor and order (not a stamp spreadsheet): locations. Beat-by-beat travel: walkthrough.

Why “about 60 quests” is a maybe

Third-party achievement writeups add Homelanda through Whirhill and quote a ~60 quest figure. Until this wiki dumps live journal totals, treat 60 as a rumor that might mix main jobs, extra tasks, and sights. Your stamp card is the source of truth.

If you only care about seeing Whirhill, play to each region’s progress number, not the 100% row.

Demo players

The TOEM 2 demo is Deltburg streets, not a Homelanda stamp tutorial. Demo stamp counts will not match a full-campaign Homelanda card. Do not use demo leftovers to plan farm quotas.

Photo proof is the default

Homelanda’s Nana portrait is the template: subject waits, you shoot, they inspect. Farm jobs in recaps include sunflowers, runaway garden gnomes, muddy animals, and chickens. City recaps include an odor-museum set (five smelly subjects) and pipe puzzles. We will not invent NPC given names for those jobs.

When an attachment is required, the stamp still comes from finishing the request, not from picking up the tool. Tool list: camera tools.

Critters share the journal, not the quota math

The same journal that shows stamps also lists critters and “sights.” A farm page with 18 critters does not mean 18 extra stamps. You can 100% animals after you have already left on 10/20 stamps.

Wildlife lookup: critters. Clothes: outfits.

Preview pages are not teleport

A “preview of the next journal page” during a bus ride is flavor. You still arrive at the farm (or forest, or city) and start that card at zero progress.

If a task stays grey, you are missing a climb, an interior, or a tool introduced later in the same region.

Order is stamp-gated, not level-gated

You do not grind a rank to enter Taletorp. You finish enough Deltburg-previous-region marks. The walkthrough page is the travel order; this page is why the bus says no.

Giant-chicken searches usually mean the farm belt’s poultry, not a named raid boss.

Leave when the progress row is full

On the farm card, that meant 10/20 in one launch-week save. Other regions will publish their own split once dumped. If you are bored but the progress row is empty, you are not “done” — you missed a hand-in.

Come back later if the game lets you reverse the bus. This wiki will not promise free travel until a screenshot of the map confirms it.

Stay when a tool just unlocked

Scissors, hammer, and wrench jobs often sit behind the moment you receive the attachment. Leaving at 9/10 because you never snipped vines is how people think the quota is bugged.

Hover cam and high ledges are the same idea: the stamp might be a photo that only exists from the air.

The habit that fixes most stalls

Before you talk to travel NPCs, open the journal and read the progress fraction out loud. If it is short, look at undiscovered tasks, not the world map.

When the farm (or forest) card is allowed to close, follow region order next — that is the walkthrough, not another stamp essay.