transmigrator

--- DESCRIPTION ---

This addon removes the level 50 cap from the game (Age of Ascendancy main campaign and arena mode).

I'm unsure if it works with DLC (I don't have the DLCs ;-; ).

Enjoy :)

P.S: This is a simpler version of "Campaign Uncapper" by Starkeep. Instead of scaling every dungeon to your level, this one only removes the level cap. Consider checking that addon out!

--- INSTALLATION ---

1) Download the file

2) Move it inside /(Your Game Directory)/game/addons

3) Launch Tales of Maj'Eyal

4) On the main menu, select "Addons"

5) Find "Ascendancy Level Cap Remover" and ensure it's active

--- COMPATIBILITY ---

It is not compatible with mods that change data/birth/descriptors.lua

(It should be compatible with most mods; it is unknown if it works with the ones that add new campaigns)

Updated to work for 1.7.6

Adds the Formorians as a playable race, an elusive ant-people who live in colonies under the isle of Rel. The Formorians are an adapted version of the Formicids from DCSS.

Formorians are physically strong despite their small size, and can use their strength and multiple limbs to wield a two-handed weapon in one hand-pair, much like Ogres. However, they're not nearly as sturdy as they are strong, being almost as frail as Yeeks. They make up for this by sensing their foes from afar with their antennae and being able to dig an escape tunnel in an emergency.

Still a work in progress--tweaks to the talents, balance changes, and more skins are likely coming!

Mod that allows you to play as an adventurer who somehow ended up with humanlike intelligence, but the body of a bear.

Bears are an unusual adventurer species. They are unable to use most equipment (hat, lite, amulet, cape and tool only), but are very strong, fast and tough and have a rather powerful racial talent tree.
For now the NPC dialogues do not reflect that you are a bear, although it would be nice if I could find time to change that in the future.

Racial talents
- Maul: You gain two powerful unarmed paw attacks. Despite being unarmed, you can use your paws to perform most attacks that would normally require melee weapons.
- Ursine Ingenuity: Reduce all cooldowns, increase stat contribution to inscriptions and unlock a special "off hand" slot.
- Ironhide: Gain strong defences that scale with physical power, and the ability to treat your tough hide as light armour
- Huge. Angry. Bear.: You become far larger, faster, tougher, and stronger.

There are also 3 race evolution prodigies, with more to come if I have any good ideas. Suggestions welcome.

Standalone CJK-compatible fork of Improved Combat Text v2 Custom Edit.

Changes in this fork:
- Non-damage combat text follows ToME's active locale font package, fixing blank Simplified Chinese text.
- Localized kill messages are detected without assuming they begin with the English word "Kill".
- The localized "Kill!" label is displayed at twice the selected status font size.
- Uses an independent addon ID, Lua namespace and settings key.

This addon replaces ToME's floating combat text:
- Shows the damage type (lightning, etc.) as icons or text!
- Text moves in a consistent direction and should be much easier to read than ToME's default for a variety of reasons.
- Can group damage for an entire player turn, or by every action taken - choose how much information you want to see!
- Various font sizes to choose from
- Various font coloring options (color by major damage type, use the default red / green, etc.)
- Text duration can be changed to fit your play style.

Do not enable this fork together with Improved Combat Text v2 or its Custom Edit.

Original code credits: Codefly, LeoMaven and Delfofthebla. Icon credit: Lorc.
Distributed under GPLv3-or-later; source and license are included in the addon.

This is a fork of Player AIoo which is a fork of PlayerGAI by Glavius which is a fork of PlayerAI by Charidan.
Adds a keybind to activate the new player AI. Set to Alt+F1 by default.

Right click on your Character and choose "Define Player-AIoo" at the bottom to tell the AI how often it use which talent (like with a clone/ golem)

This addon let the player use the AI coded for NPC, so your character can fight, rest, auto-explore on his own.
It will clear an entire floor or stop when it has low health.

Be warned, it can put your character in a sure death situation.

Note for Developers: This addon superwrites Player:act(), so if your addon also touches Player:act() change the load order so that the Player AI addon loads last.

Known Bugs:
A few talents will never be used by the AI, due to targeting problem (eg: disengage). Setting their weight to 0 in Define Player-AIoo should solve any AI stop because of thoses. The Ai from the game is not allowed to use specific talent (eg: suncloak). To use them still during an AI run, put them on autocast.

- v 1.4.1: Added option to stop when encountering high ranking enemies

- v 1.4.2: Added a way to save/load talent priorities

- v 1.4.3: Added option to stop when encountering X number of enemies

Help Wanderers make use of trees which are otherwise hard or impossible to use due to:

• Insufficient or non-existent resource generation.
• Other dependant talents.
• Missing mastery talents.
• Missing items.
• Anything specific, like Chronomancy/Spellbinding and such.

Any time a category or tree is learned which is dependant on something specific that you don't already have, one or multiple 'Wanderer' trees will be granted locked as well.

These trees are usually at x0.8 mastery, and can have less or more than 4 talents, learnable out-of-order.

Wanderer trees can be removed under certain conditions, and this will fully refund category and talent points. The exact conditions are detailed in each tree's description.

Every Wanderer now knows the Shoot talent from the get-go, and starts with iron mail armour in addition to everything else.

Resourceful Wanderers on GitHub

This is a stand-alone Quality of Life pack that improves some minor things about ToME gameplay.
This pack will generate a delay between turns and various types of actions, allowing for more readability in... "Crowded" situations.
Background: Turns pass by so fast! In almost any energy-based game I've played, there has been a delay such as this-- So, I endeavored to create one!

• Features can be toggled in: "(Menu)" > "Game Options" --> "[Nekarcos]"

Fixed transmog on unequip.

Quality of Life improvements for resting and auto-exploring.

All credit to improved-restauto & the many authors who actually wrote this.

0.0.1:

 - Tweak Player.lua code to match latest code from upstream
 - Remove Restart Sustains compatibility which really just dropped this Mods entire reason for existing
 - Remove PartyLore which did nothing different than upstream, but lost some functionality
 - Update PlayerExplore from upstream

Removes screen shake from Elemental Array Burst, Collapse, and darkgod typing in caps. Should also remove screen shake from stuff added by addons that uses it as well. This is not thoroughly tested so use at your own risk.

Merged and corrected fixes for Infinite Dungeon challenge quests:

• Pacifist: direct and summon kills both fail the challenge immediately instead of summon dismissal giving you a fail when you leave the level; dismissing (or otherwise self-destructing) your own summons no longer counts as a kill, so involuntary summons from gear/skills cannot fail you unfairly.
• Exterminator: the remaining-enemies counter is now live (dead or off-map foes do not count), refreshed properly every turn, with invalid values (NaN/nil/negative) actively corrected.
• Incorporates the Infinite Dungeon Challenges Fix by Blaises: summon/clone deaths no longer trigger challenge resolution for any challenge type.
• Safe retro-patch: existing active challenges are patched automatically on first load if necessary, with a notification describing what was found and fixed.

Superloads mod/class/GameState.lua and mod/class/Actor.lua.

This is a stand-alone Quality of Life pack that improves some minor things about ToME gameplay.
This pack adds damage logs about loss in healing (for example, if you're healed 200, but have -40% healing, it will display "80 anti-healing").
It also has an option to change how negative healing factor operates so that it is multiplicative instead of additive (a behavior which makes healing reduction generally more useful to you and enemies alike).
Background: The effects of reduced healing are quite invisible, and this always bugged me! This makes it more noticable so that when things like Draconic Body are affected, you can understand just how much damage it actually caused!
Stability: High

• Features can be toggled in: "(Menu)" > "Game Options" --> "[Nekarcos]"

UNOFFICIAL update. Attempting to fix broken talent script that causes game to lock out when NPCs load in with talent. Please let me know if you find any broken scripts and let me know along with the error log and I will see if I can resolve it, though don't expect the world as I have little specific coding knowledge for ToME; I may be able to resolve basic errors but I don't know if I can restore broken and non-functional talent effects. :')

If the original creator wishes for me to remove this please let me know and I will do so, in spite of the original mod being wholly abandoned.

Adds the Mage Knight metaclass, and its six sub-classes. This addon also includes several miscellaneous options available in the Mage Knight Plus tab of the Game Options menu.

Forum discussion thread: http://forums.te4.org/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=48329
Spillover post for new mechanics and options descriptions: http://forums.te4.org/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=48329&p=243187#p243163

Phoenix Knight: Powerful warriors who blast their foes with solar fire while calling healing light upon their allies. Their solar fire attacks will strike as either fire or light damage, whichever will hit their target the hardest, and their potent healing and cleansing abilities make them tough opponents to bring down.

Mind Knight: Psionic warriors who strengthen their mental abilities by tapping into their inner magic. Adept at telekinesis, telepathy, and teleportation, they are stealthy, mobile scouts who can quickly get a lay of the land and sow chaos among their foes with physical and mental debilitations.

Storm Knight: Swift skirmishers who rely on extreme mobility and powerful lightning magic to strike their foes down and avoid reprisals. Extremely fast and difficult to pin down, they can cast entire enemy units into disarray with their wealth of area attacks. All mage knights can cast while they fight, but experienced storm knights are also able to fight while they move.

Earth Knight: The heaviest of infantry, earth knights hammer their foes with physical and natural forces while shielding themselves with the power of the earth. Highly resilient in the face of any attack, earth knights provide a slow and steady offense supported by powerful gemstone shields and the endurance of a living mountain.

Sea Knight: Healers first, fighters second, battle mages a somewhat distant third, while sea knights lack the raw offensive power of other mage knights, they make up for it with amazing personal defense and recovery abilities. And though their attacks may be individually weak, like the sea itself, they are able to wear down even the strongest defenses eventually, eroding their opponents away with gradually strengthening spells, making them terrors in a battle of attrition.

Mana Knight: Experimenting pioneers who do amazing things with raw magical energy. They have the most conventional magical training of the mage knights, even if they sometimes put it to unconventional use. Their arcane attacks can overwhelm the powers of other spellcasters, and while they lack the scope of power of full-fledged archmages, they are masters of the fundamentals of the various arcane schools.

Adds the Damblis, a race of humans developed during the Age of Allure, though not as well known as the Higher. During the heights of human and halfing power, many nobles sought entertainments of all variety: comical, martial... sensual. One particualr noble house began to curate beauty and charisma among their subjects, using any means they could, leading to the creation of the Damblis humans. While the details of the process that led to their refinement are unknown, the results were unquestionable: a breed of humans possessing unmatched beauty and charm, able to beguile any who so much as looked upon them. Some say their allure goes beyond mere physical beauty and swear they entrance others by caressing their inner thoughts with mental powers beyond understanding.

1. Dressed to Kill: Once per turn when an enemy sees you they must save against your mindpower or suffer mind damage. The damage can not be reduced by mental save and can be a mental critical hit. Your mindpower for this check is boosted based on your equipped rings, necklace, and belt. Enemies of rank Normal and lower will simply die instead of taking damage.

2. Stunning Looks: Enemies within a cone with a radius equal to your vision range must make a physical save against your mindpower or become stunned for several turns.

3. Irresistible: Enemies who can see you but are not adjacent to you suffer from a stacking affliction which reduces their saves, defense, and resistance to all damage.

4. Take it Off: All enemies who can see you when you sustain this talent will suffer from talent failure chance so long as they can still see you and you continue to sustain the talent. Requires a belt.

Full details on the forum page.

Reformat Item Description (non-intrusive)

This extension reformats item description text so the keys in key: value lines align, improving readability.

Unlike some similar addons, this one is non-intrusive and does not modify the original description code.

Hold the Alt key while hovering over an item to view the original, unformatted description.

Notes

• This plugin increases the item tooltip width by 50%.
• Properties with keys longer than 25 characters are not reformatted, to prevent excessive wrapping.

Contributions, bug reports, and improvements are welcome: GitHub repository

Version history


1.0.3
- 'CTRL' and 'ALT' modifiers now work together, allowing simultaneous toggling of compare and reformatted text.

1.0.0
- Initial commit of 'tome-reformat-item-description'.


Adds a variety of random youkai that have weird and/or stupid quirks, generally pertaining to equipment slots.
Takonyudo (octopode): namesake of the addon. Start with poison unlocked. 4 weapon and 4 offhands, 8 rings, and no armor except helmet.
Oboroguruma (oxcart): equip any weapon, armor, or jewelry you like, but the total quantity of items you can equip is limited by level.
Chopirako (house spirit): all chance based events succeed every time.
Iwanabozu (fish monk): high life rating. Cannot deal or take more than 1% of its life per hit, which is relaxed as you deal or take more damage.
Mekurabe (pile of skulls): 16 head slots and no other armor. Roll around stealthily as a bunch of heads, then assemble yourself to frighten anyone you stare at.
Kyorinrin (sentient scroll): no armor slots. Gain stats and extra talent levels by picking up lore pieces depending on how long the lore scrap was.
Aoandon (lantern spirit): no armor slots. Tell ghost stories to reduce power and saves, then manifest in a flash of terror.

This addon grew out of an attempt to rework the Arcane Blade base class from the TOME module way back in beta. Previous versions can be found under the "Arcane Blade Rework" addon. I got sufficient positive feedback, and it was a sufficient departure from the original class, that it was decided to split it off to its own class, while letting the Arcane Blade be updated by others.

The class revolves around melee spells, utilizing a mixture of stamina and mana require skills. Probably the most unique feature are the elemental stances, only which one of is active at a time, and which are activated by using the basic elemental strikes.

Presentation overhaul.

1. GOLD#Options#LAST# - everything below is tunable from a "Modern Immersion" tab in the game's own Options dialog. Changes apply immediately and are remembered between sessions.

1. GOLD#Bloom#LAST# - a full-screen bloom pass so fire, magic, lava and glowing artifacts actually radiate light. Built as a real three-octave pyramid - bright pass, downsample, separable blur at each scale - in the addon's own framebuffers, which is both smoother and cheaper than gathering it in one pass over the whole screen. Replaces the main framebuffer shader; all original screen effects (low HP, drowning, solipsism, and the colorize/intensify tints) are preserved.

1. GOLD#Dynamic lighting#LAST# - your torch, anything else carrying a light, emissive terrain like lava, and every spell in the game now light the actual tiles, per pixel, instead of tinting the whole screen. A fireball lights the corridor as it flies, an explosion flashes the walls, a lightning bolt strobes them - and because the element is read from the effect itself rather than from the talent, it covers damage-over-time clouds, traps, and anything DLC or other addons add using the game's own effects. It runs as the map's default shader, so it reaches every tile, actor and object at once. The light modulates the artwork rather than being painted over it, so the shadows and highlights the tiles are drawn with survive - by default nothing is ever darker than the stock game, and lighting only ever adds. There is a knob for making the dark actually dark if you want it.

1. GOLD#Colour grading#LAST# - a second post-processing pass: film-style grading, halo-free edge sharpening, a soft vignette, subtle lens colour fringing toward the corners and fine animated grain. This is what makes the picture read as a modern render rather than a flat tile grid. The grain and the fringing scale themselves to your resolution, so they stay a lens effect instead of eating fine detail on a high-DPI screen.

1. GOLD#UI skin#LAST# - a flat, dark, modern interface skin, selectable as "Modern Immersion" under Interface Style in the game's own options. Dialog frames, buttons, list selectors, headings, textboxes and tooltips, with a gold accent on whatever is selected or focused. Everything it does not replace falls back to the stock Dark theme, so the two sit together deliberately. Takes effect on restart, like the stock interface options. The UI click sound is replaced too.

1. GOLD#Talent and spell audio#LAST# - casting makes a sound. The base game is silent here: eleven of its 1372 talents carry one. Twelve schools - fire, ice, lightning, earth, arcane, darkness, light, blight, nature, mind, temporal, physical - picked from the talent's own tree. Other creatures' casts are placed at their tile, so a caster winding up across the room is something you hear rather than something you read in the log.

1. GOLD#Footsteps#LAST# - surface-aware footstep audio. The sound is picked from the terrain you are standing on (grass, dirt, stone, wood, water, sand, snow, lava, slime), and volume and pitch scale with how fast you are moving.

1. GOLD#Item pickup#LAST# - picking something up off the floor makes a short, soft tick. The base game gives one of the most frequent actions in it a log line and no sound at all. Only your own pickups, and a pile of loot taken in one turn collapses into a single tick rather than a burst.

1. GOLD#Ambience#LAST# - the game's own nature/town beds (birds, wind, crickets) rebalanced up toward the other effects and pulled closer to the listener, so they're clearly audible instead of near-silent.

1. GOLD#Music crossfade#LAST# - music fades between tracks when it changes, instead of being cut off mid-phrase and snapped over. Layers a new zone shares with the old one keep playing untouched.

1. GOLD#Spell visuals#LAST# - travelling projectiles fly slower so you can follow the magic, and common impact/cast effects linger longer. Note: the slower projectile speed is the one part that lightly touches gameplay (it runs on the energy system); set proj_scale = 1 in hooks/features/config.lua to disable it while keeping everything else.

1. GOLD#Walk there, then do the thing#LAST# - right-clicking a staircase or exit gets a combined "Move to and change level" option, and a tile with an item on it gets "Move here and pick up item", both at the top of the context menu. Stock offers a bare "Move to" and hides its own "Change level" and "Pickup item" unless you are already standing on the tile, so today both mean walking there and then pressing a second key.

1. GOLD#Key bindings#LAST# - "talk on channel" moves from Spacebar to "/", and Spacebar becomes a second way to pick up whatever you're standing on (the stock "g" key still works too). A default, not a forced change - your own keybind customisations are never overwritten, and the game's own Keybindings dialog is still the one place to change or revert it.

1. GOLD#Mouse gestures#LAST# - right-click on the map is dual purpose in the stock game: a clean click opens the use menu, but a few pixels of drift during the click - completely ordinary for a mouse or trackpad - gets misread as an attempted gesture instead: a coloured trail flashes and the click silently does nothing. The stock game ships with no gestures bound, so for most players that misfire is the only thing the system ever does - it now stays fully asleep until you actually bind a gesture in the Keybindings dialog, at which point it works exactly as stock, and swipes also need to be more deliberate before they count as one.

1. GOLD#Zone ambience#LAST# - a continuous drift of mood-appropriate specks over the visible area: dust in caves, embers over lava, snow on frozen ground, fog in crypts, spores in swamps. The mood is picked from the zone, falling back to the level's own terrain so it covers DLC and other addons' zones too. Runs through the game's own weather system, and respects the game's "weather effects" option.

1. GOLD#Combat feedback#LAST# - hits, crits and kills get a screen shake, a brief screen flash and an impact stinger, with damage you take reading heavier and redder than damage you deal. Crits and kills set off an expanding ring that warps the screen behind it - the game's own distortion effect, centred on the tile the blow landed on - and anything that dies leaves a dark mark on the floor that fades over a few seconds. Combat sounds are positioned in 3D, so a hit to your left is heard on your left and a distant fight is quieter than one in your face; levelling up gets its own flash and fanfare. A low-HP heartbeat starts once your health crosses the same threshold that reddens the screen. All generated audio, all tunable/disableable in hooks/features/config.lua's JUICE table.

1. GOLD#Waking up refreshed#LAST# - finishing a full rest is met with a soft warm glow, a quiet chime and a gentle drift of rising light motes - a subtle "you're rested" moment. Only fires on an uninterrupted, fully-rested finish, never when rest is broken by an enemy or damage. Part of the JUICE table (wake_enable).

This is a stand-alone Quality of Life pack that improves some minor things about ToME gameplay.
This pack makes size categories VISIBLY apparant. To be clearer-- A "Tiny" ant will now look SIGNIFICANTLY smaller than, say... A "Big" bear.
Background: I know-- It's so obvious, right?? For the longest time, I've wanted to make this add-on-- But it was only now that I could confirm its stability.
Stability: Very High

• Features can be toggled in: "(Menu)" > "Game Options" --> "[Nekarcos]"

Corrects Disruption Shield's passive-mode mana cutoff and prevents duplicate
automatic sustain activations when multiple enemies become adjacent.

This is a stand-alone Quality of Life pack that improves some minor things about ToME gameplay.
This pack adds a screen widget that displays all of the life totals of nearby, non-party characters.

Stability: Very High
Background: Originally, I wanted to use this as a surprise feature for cool boss fights I had in mind... Until the GENERAL usefulness occurred to me. Hope you appreciate it!

• Features can be toggled in: "(Menu)" > "Game Options" --> "[Nekarcos]"

Simple addon that displays "hidden" Luck stat on character sheet.

Adds the Spellweaver, a Mage subclass who creates custom spells with Spellweaving components.
For example, a Spellweaver might make a spell using the Fire element, the Beam shape, and the Damage Over Time effect to make a simple Damage over Time Fire Beam. However, spells can get vastly more complicated, with things like a "Grand Checkerboard of Eclipsing and Feverish Wallweaving and Prismatic and Radiat Lingering Harm" if you want to be way over the top.
Additionally, Spellweavers can make shielding and teleportation spells with components too, although all three types of spells use the same slots.
Spellweavers who are Humans, Elves, Dwarves or Undeads will also begin in Wovenhome in the East and have a special dungeon to start the game.

Note: If you need to make a bug report, please use the forum thread: https://forums.te4.org/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=53519
I will not reliably respond to any messages here in any reasonable amount of time. The ToME Discord is also a good method.

A combination of all my celestial addons; Firmamancer, Primal Chosen, Trench Strider, Radiant, the Empyreal fork, and the newly added Bloodtide Cultist.

Adjusted progression and rewards for the Infinite Dungeon:

• Maximum stat value increased to 10,000 (stat scaling remains per-100).
• Challenge rewards no longer include random artifacts (only points).
• After level 50 you gain a generic point every 3 levels instead of every 6.

Cut-down version of RennGD's "Some changes Infinite Dungeon" (ChangeID), with the challenge-quest edits (Pacifist/Head-hunter removal and the Exterminator tweak) removed so it can coexist with challenge-fixing addons such as "Correct Infinite Dungeon Challenges". Shows a warning at game start if the original ChangeID addon is also enabled.

This addon allows levels past 50. The acendency evolved mod was used as a base.

This is a stand-alone Quality of Life pack that improves some minor things about ToME gameplay.
This pack places foolproofing on various actions that commonly cause trouble. Particularly, it will halt VERY slow movement or talent failures from various sources.
Background: Have you ever taken a step in combat, watched as your life became a blur-- And suddenly, you're dead? Not anymore! NEVER AGAIN!!

• Features can be toggled in: "(Menu)" > "Game Options" --> "[Nekarcos]"

This is a stand-alone Quality of Life pack that improves some minor things about ToME gameplay.
This pack adds a "scanning" feature that allows you to quickly check the map for commonly queried things, such as character weaknesses, terrain effects, projectile paths, etc...
(This is Minimalist HUD only)

Stability: High

Background: After watching a friend nearly rage quit ToME after failing to understand stealth mechanics. It inspired me to add more information to the UI!

This is a stand-alone Quality of Life pack that improves some minor things about ToME gameplay.
This pack improves visibility of status effects by adding particles to certain effect types (such as "dizzy stars" for stuns and confusions, or green bubbles for poisons).
Background: It is otherwise difficult to tell if or when certain effects procced or not, and it is also kind of obnoxious having to check each and every enemy for whether they're affected by something or not.
Stability: Very High

• Features can be toggled in: "(Menu)" > "Game Options" --> "[Nekarcos]"

Un-ego'd gear that can be upgraded! Soon to be expanded with custom art and more items..

Adds sunstone gear to the game, and a new type of ego based off of crystal hearts!

The art is not finished yet, but as is there are several character sprites to choose from along with sprites for the chest armor, swords, and sun crystals.

Sunstone is an armor type that provides bonuses to max life, blight and darkness resistance at the expense of being ravaged by acid.

Sunstone weapons provide damage conversion, and a slight bonus to penetration of their element.

And lastly, sun stones/crystals upgrade gear of white/green quality to artifact status. Increasing their armor and light/nature damage. In addition to providing some light damage on hit. (soon to be split into mossy (nature) and regular (light) variants.

A few changes to skelly I thought would make it actually interesting to pick for some classes as it previously was easily the worst race because it didn't cover any of the weaknesses or encourage any synergies with any class. These changes make Skeleton focused a lot more on being a tank, which its talents originally hinted at.

The first talent now gives a massive amount of physical saves that scale with constitution. This replaces the duration reduction of the third talent. The duration reduction is largely a useless stat if you can't get it to 100% reduction as debuffs are either "I don't care about this" or "I want this gone immediately." Immunities have typically always been the go to. Most classes have their immunites or debuff clears as their third or final talent, so putting this as the first talent gives some incentive to use this over Shalore.

Originally it was going to be full physical debuff immunity like with Spine of the World but after some deliberation I figured this was too good. I kind of like the saves here as a way to demonstrate just how much is needed to be good. The numbers for this are chosen that provided you put in significant investment, it should provide excellent returns such that it's the only source of physical save needed on difficulties of insane or lower.

The third talent now gives you the Corruption/Bone tree. This here because I thought this would be fun, and thematic.

I got a bit of feedback that people wanted a mobility tree on Skeleton, but honestly I feel like that removes one of the interesting weaknesses of the class, that you are forced to use blink rune for mobility. This drawback provides some interesting decisions in what to select for your race and I think it should remain to encourage strategic building.

Also: Reassemble now scales with Constitution. Both Bone Armour and Reassemble's descriptions have been updated to fully detail the things they scale with. They previously did not mention that they scale with your max HP.

Classes that would be good with this skelly rework: Classes without a lot of defenses, classes with a lot of mobility, classes with the Corruption/Bone tree, classes that don't need to focus on 3 non-Constitution stats.

Update 1.2.0
The first talent and Reassemble both used to scale with Constitution but considering no classes use Con and you still want Magic for Bone Shield scaling and to make Bone Grab work, changing the Con scaling to Dexterity make the race pair better with more classes, since many triple stat using weapon classes utilize Dex.

Also I fixed a couple of bugs. Learning the Bone talents now correctly gives the Vim resource bar and puts them on your hotbar automatically.

Fixes a bug with infinite dungeon challenges caused by clones/summons

Adds some Mage subclasses.

Currently, adds the following classes:

Bloodriver Adherent
Bloodriver Staffmaster

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Bloodriver Adherents are very in tune with arcane energies, their mana will buffer any harm done to them. It also makes them know basic elemental spells innately.
They also have access to unique Bloodriver spells which utilize their own mana-infused blood to enhance their effects.

Bloodriver Adherent talents revolves mainly on their bleed mechanics. A lot of talents costs both mana and life to cast.
By default, this class can, and it is recommended, to focus on 2 different basic element talent trees. These 2 selected elements will later got advanced talents that you can learn.

There are around 11 custom made talent category which you can choose. Some are essential to Bloodriver Adherent, as this subclass try to utilize bleed as much as possible.
However, how you want to play this subclass, which talent to choose, is up to your liking.
You want to cause debuffs to your enemies? Prolong debuffs and make them suffer? sure you can!
You want to summon a cute golem to do your bidding and cute fairy to spice things up? Go ahead!
You want to just straight up deal damage to your enemies? say no more!
You can even summon some totems, put traps, and more.

There are currently 9 variation of totems. 5 which you will learn by default, and the remaining 4 you will learn by:
killing a certain named bear
destroy a certain magical crystal
killing a certain spider in the east, and
going to a certain place where magic are blazing.

This subclass is a bit tricky to play and on the harder side of difficulty-wise.
As both mana and life are used as resources to cast, and both life and mana dictates your livelihood, you will need to manage your mana and life, and choose your actions carefully.
If your mana is empty, you won't instantly die, but you will suffocate and take damage every turn. Suffocation will last until either you die or you replenish your mana.
There are a lot of self-perseverance talents embedded in this class, so you can take those to ensure your longevity.

Also beware, some of the talents are very powerful, but makes no distinguishing between friend or foe, so you may harm your allies, or even yourself!

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Bloodriver Staffmasters do not attune so much to arcane energies compared to Adherents. Instead, they hone themselves to gain martial prowess.

While they don't have easy access to basic element trees compared to Adherents, they have their own unique talents with stronger emphasis on bleed.

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If you are starting as humans, halflings, elves, or ogres, there is a small quest given at birth, you can do the quest and get some reward for it. There are also some lore fragments scattered regarding The Bloodrivers.

Please enjoy your time as One of The Bloodrivers! Best regards, Shad3.

The Sher'tul wiped out all the gods. All the gods of Eyal in any case, and only the ones that mattered, and not the ones that escapes, and some of them left fragments, and even then there are so many excpetions. Your are a minor god, either from beyond Eyal, or missed by the purge. Beneath the notice of the godkillers. But the Sher'tul are gone, and compared to the mortals you stand well above.

This is a continuation of Godling which I published previously and contains the Engineered from that.

The three races are:

Engineered: a made godlike entity, grows with level (grows: Stats/resources/speed)

Lost god: a fallen god from before the godhunt, can spend gold to 'spread faith' gaining abilities (stats/resources/speed/durability/resistances)

True Demon: Inspiration for Malrokian modifications. Able to manipulate souls they have captured. Grows with time and kills (stats/resources/speed/durability/affinities)

Todo: True demons are supposed to use a dialog to select which 'garden' your using your souls in. True demons should either be using addtemporary for stat gains, or I need to create a superload, as the existing method of pushing an absolute difference is considered 'not best practice' (due to the need to recalculate where stats are applied).

Fixed transmog on unequip.

Call of the Сrypt:
Changed skeleton skill progression (skill lvl grow 7 -> 5 levels)
Minor change base stats
Added several shield skills to warriors
Added several bow skills to archer
Added several fire skills to mage

Shattered Remains:
All values ​​increased

Assemble:
Added blink rune
Added combat accuracy
Added taunt
Increased maximum health
Increased size category (4, 5, 6)
Increase in statistics at skill levels 3 and 6

Chill of the Tomb:
Increased flat damage reduction

Aura of Undeath:
Now applies to all necrotic minions, regardless of distance (in the original version, its work is extremely unstable - sometimes the aura disappears for minions that are standing nearby)
Added damage penetration increase

Surge of Undeath:
Now applies to all necrotic minions regardless of distance (debuff works as before).
Adds Evasion 50% while active
Passive regeneration increased to summon level

Dread:
Phase Door replaced with Curse of Defenselessness

Minions can't open doors now

Additional Combat Details (non-intrusive)

• This addon is work in progress. See features below.*

This addon provides a compact, non-intrusive display of detailed combat information.

The display is intentionally lightweight and lives in the log area so it complements existing UI and other addons while giving a clearer, turn-by-turn narrative of what happened during combat.

Features

- Shows to-hit-chance for players and enemies: (50 + 2,5 * ( attacker_accuracy - defender_defense))

Contributions, bug reports, and improvements are welcome at https://github.com/cmtjk/tome-additional-combat-details.

Version History


1.0.1
- Refine to-hit chance message: include the '%' symbol and display min/max values.

1.0.0
- Initial release of 'tome-additional-combat-details'.


Combat Turn Separators (non-intrusive)

This addon provides a compact, non-intrusive display of combat turn information in the game log. It helps you follow fights by showing turn counts and recent turn activity.

The display is intentionally lightweight and lives in the log area so it complements existing UI and other addons.

Notes

• Combat turns refer to player turns, i.e., each time the player gets to act.
• Combat state is determined by the player’s internal in_combat status which lasts a few additional turns after the last enemy is defeated.
• This addon removes blank lines from the log.

Contributions, bug reports, and improvements are welcome at https://github.com/cmtjk/tome-combat-turn-separators.

Version history


1.0.0
- Initial release of 'tome-combat-turn-separators'.


Adds new races to take your game in different directions.

Feline: Lucky and agile warriors that prefer keeping their hide in one piece. Have an extra ring slot, but no feet slot due to oddly shaped feet.
Grey Canine: Proud alpha dogs that lead their pack into battle as they roam maj'eyal. Strong and healthy. They also have odd feet and miss out on the slot, but do not deign to ornate their tails with baubles.
Hooter: Wise birds that can see trouble coming. They have an extra amulet slot. Like most of the furrae races, they have no feet slot. Darn talons.

Adds the Puppeteer, a Mage class that manipulates and maintains three puppet companions that fight in their stead. Puppeteers pull the strings of the battlefield from a safe distance, rapidly laying out powerful weapon attacks by proxy through their puppets and letting them intercept the enemy's action in turn. They possess techniques to repair damaged puppets or protect them from harm. No mere conjuror, a Puppeteer is at once tactician, healer, and lynchpin.

Puppeteer talent trees include:
Puppet Warrior: Unleashes devastating melee bursts!
Puppet Archer: Steadily wears foes down from afar!
Puppet Knight: Redirects and absorbs enemy attacks!
Puppet Maintenance: Repair and protect your marionette minions!
Puppetcraft: Fine-tune your bond with your puppets!
Puppet Gladiator (locked): Upgrade your Puppet Warrior to shatter foes with overwhelming force!
Puppet Arbalest (locked): Upgrade your Puppet Archer to inflict crippling wounds!
Puppet Holdfast (locked): Upgrade your Puppet Knight to punish attackers!
Puppet Mage (locked): Gathers energy into destructive magical blasts!
War Puppetry (locked): Channel magic through your puppets to fire lasers or detonate them catastrophically!
Staff Combat (generic)
Divination (generic)
Conveyance (generic, locked)

A charade of life has yet a life of its own, adventurer. Cherish those that lack names. Without them, one is truly alone.

A stealthy Cursed class that uses unarmed attacks. Inspired by HousePet's Werebeast from the Verdant Class Pack.

First and foremost, thank you to everyone in the Tales of Maj'Eyal Discord for all the coding help!

--- Class Talents ---
Cursed / Primal (WIL)
Takedown - Perform a short dash to a target, striking it in melee and pinning it if used from Stealth. Costs Equilibrium, damage based on talent level. Claws of the Beast must be active.
Rip and Tear - Deals melee weapon damage, Bleeds, and increases Hate. Disarms if used from Stealth. Costs Equilibrium, damage based on talent level. Claws of the Beast must be active.
Mournful Howl - Deals Darkness and Mind damage in a small radius and increase Hate. Causes a random gloom effect if used from Stealth. Costs Equilibrium, damage based on talent level and Mindpower. Claws of the Beast must be active.
Throatseeker - Deals high melee weapon damage and increases Hate. Silences if used from Stealth. Costs Equilibrium, damage based on talent level. Claws of the Beast must be active.

Cursed / Prowl (WIL)
Prowl - It's Stealth.
Pounce - It's Shadowstrike.
Nocturnal - It's the stealth regen thing but instead of Life and Stamina, it's Life and Equilibrium.
Into the Woods - Re-enter stealth no matter if enemies are near you or not. No cost, but high cooldown and breaks like regular stealth.

Cursed / Gore (WIL, Locked)
Bloodlet - Critical weapon attacks also apply Bleed. Bleed increases based on talent level.
Dig In - Deals melee weapon damage and intensifies Bleed effects on the enemy. Costs Hate and Equilibrium, damage based on talent level. Claws of the Beast must be active.
Frenzied Swipe - Lash out and swipe madly at everything around you, dealing damage and applying Bleed. Claws of the Beast must be active.
Shadow of the Pack - Sustain that causes triggers a weak melee attack against all Bleeding enemies in a short radius. Costs Equilibrium to sustain, and Hate once per turn that it triggers.

Cursed / Endless hunt
Cursed / Strife
Cursed / Predator
Cursed / Fears
Cursed / Rampage (Locked)

--- Generic Talents ---
Cursed / Werebeast (WIL)
Claws of the Beast - Sustain that gives you some Physical critical chance as well as have a chance to cast your current level of Instill Fear on a single target on melee attacks. Costs Equilibrium, damage based on talent level and Mindpower. Cannot be used with anything in hands. Also passively provides unarmed mastery and makes gloves scale with STR and WIL.
Ravenous Hunger - Gain Hate each turn a Bleeding enemy is in range.
Fight or Flight - Trained Reactions but it costs Equilibrium.
Beastly Form - When active, you gain a stack of Seethe and Grim Resolve (if you know them) automatically and Intimidate enemies around you.

Technique / Combat training
Cursed / Cursed form
Wild-gift / Call of the wild

1. English Version (Condensed)

1. Faster ToME4 (v0.2.8) — Release Notes

Comprehensive performance & stability overhaul for **ToME 1.7.6** (Upstream: 0.0.1).

> **TL;DR**: Synchronous save pause reduced by **~68%** (459 ms → 145 ms); pure Lua FBO guard eliminates mid-frame rendering stalls; native memory leaks fixed. **100% pure Lua, zero external binaries, fully compatible with existing saves & achievements.**

1. 1. Save Stutter Reductions
1. Fast Snapshot Clone**: Skips memo lookups for primitive values; cuts cloning CPU time by **~33%** while preserving the exact object graph.
2. Wait-Screen Refresh**: Pumps native wait-screen redraws during snapshot cloning; reduces save-time freezes from **171.4 ms to 70.5 ms (-58.9%)**.
3. Fast Lossless Screenshots**: Direct GL pixel reads with Level-1 PNG compression; cuts screenshot capture time from **50.0 ms to 24.3 ms (-51.5%)**.
4. Redundant Work Eliminated**: Omitted unused secondary party creation and offline character dumps, saving 1,700+ transient UID allocations and ~136 RNG calls per save.

1. Rendering & Combat Smoothness
1. Pure Lua FBO GC Guard**: Fixes engine defect where FBO finalizers corrupt active drawing targets mid-frame; defers cleanup to the next `use()` call, eliminating driver/LLVM stalls.
2. Hit-Warning Rate Limiting**: Throttles directional arrows (`hit_warning`) to **1 per 500 ms**; prevents arrow volleys from flooding emitters and lagging the game.
3. UI & Mask Batching**: Caches hotkey text rasterization (**-23.6%** display CPU); batches effect-mask geometry into single vertex calls.

1. Engine & Upstream Bug Fixes
1. Native Memory Leak Fixed**: Switched character export compressor to embedded `lzlib` with proper cleanup, eliminating **~12.8 MiB leak per 50 exports**.
2. Log & Cache Hardening**: Fixed `CacheList` modulo bug (now utilizes all 5,000 slots); restored `truncate_printlog`; bounded chat text & bytecode caches.
3. Particle Leaks Fixed**: Added finite lifetimes to `notice_enemy` and `dreamhammer` emitters that previously leaked indefinitely.

1. 4. Optional Settings (`config.settings.faster_tome.*`)

All enabled by default. Toggles include: `fbo_gc_guard`, `hit_warning_interval_ms` (0 to disable), `snapshot_refresh`, `screenshot_png`, `save_clone`, `offline_chardump`, `unused_party_cleanup`, `export_gzip`.

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1. 中文版（精简版）

1. Faster ToME4 (v0.2.8) — 版本更新说明

适配 **ToME 1.7.6** 的全面性能与稳定性大版本（对比上游基准：0.0.1）

> **核心摘要**：存盘主线程卡顿减少 **~68%**（459 ms → 145 ms），告别存盘假死；纯 Lua FBO 保护消除渲染卡顿与绘制错乱；根治多处内存泄漏。**全插件纯 Lua 实现，零 C 扩展依赖，100% 兼容原版存档、成就与规则。**

1. 1. 存盘卡顿深度优化
1. 快照浅克隆提速**：基础类型跳过哈希查表，对象图 100% 一致的前提下纯克隆 CPU 耗时减少 **~33%**。
2. 存盘画面定期刷新**：同步快照期间定期刷新原生等待条与界面，最大停顿时间从 **171.4 ms 降至 70.5 ms（-58.9%）**，不再白屏假死。
3. 极速无损截图**：底层像素直读 + 1 级无损 PNG 编码，截图耗时从 **50.0 ms 降至 24.3 ms（耗时减半）**。
4. 冗余流程彻底剔除**：省去未使用的临时导出队伍克隆与离线角色卡序列化，单次存盘省去 1,700+ 临时 UID 与约 136 次随机数消耗。

1. 2. 渲染与战斗流畅优化
1. 纯 Lua FBO 回收保护**：修复引擎原生 FBO 析构重置绘制目标导致后续掉帧的缺陷，延后至下次 `use()` 统一安全释放，消除驱动重编译与长帧。
2. 受击提示限速**：远程受击箭头默认 **500 ms 冷却节流**，杜绝多重箭雨或高频连击瞬间刷爆粒子导致的严重顿卡与视效干扰。
3. 界面与特效合批**：快捷栏文字光栅化缓存（绘制 CPU **减少 23.6%**），地图效果遮罩改为顶点数组批量绘制。

1. 3. 上游缺陷与内存泄漏修复
1. 根治导出原生内存泄漏**：改用引擎内置 `lzlib` 并严格释放流状态，彻底消除每 50 次角色导出约 **12.8 MiB** 的原生堆内存常驻泄漏。
2. 日志与缓存加固**：修正 `CacheList` 模运算差一错误（用满全部 5,000 槽位），恢复日志截断功能，加固聊天框与字节码缓存上限。
3. 终结粒子常驻泄漏**：修复 `notice_enemy` 与 `dreamhammer` 粒子发射后在后台永久空转的缺陷。

1. 4. 独立开关配置（`config.settings.faster_tome.*`）

全部优化默认开启。需要时可在配置中独立调整：`fbo_gc_guard`（FBO保护）、`hit_warning_interval_ms`（受击间隔，0为不限速）、`snapshot_refresh`（快照刷新）、`screenshot_png`（极速截图）、`save_clone`（克隆加速）、`offline_chardump`（跳过离线导出）、`unused_party_cleanup`（跳过临时队伍）、`export_gzip`（无泄漏压缩）。

This is a stand-alone Quality of Life pack that improves some minor things about ToME gameplay.
This pack adds a heads-up display to the side if your current character has a summoning timer, displaying their remaining time.
Background: It was originally designed to operate with "OoTS" Lifelinks, but I later decided to extend it for general purposes. Besides, it looks nice!