Multiplicity failed, when my Stone Warden's Elemental Split expired.

Shieldwall is ded nao

Your character becomes a unique when you pick your second class. Whether that's intentional or not, fun thing!
Also... Does the scaling work? Levels still seem to be limited by zone limits.

It doesn't matter. Some people just try to gatekeep things that are not their business. I've won (mostly) vanilla, but that was a long time ago and now I play with add-ons because they can be lots of fun.

At effective talent level 6.5 (5 points invested + Adept) the cost of learning a talent drops to 0% of current exp; this may be a balance issue.

Seems like the additional "credits" for talents and generics works fine, but I'm unable to go into the negatives for category points. Any idea as to what may be causing this? Thank you for a fantastic mod!

This is true for people who have Forbidden Cults, but if you don't have that, you can't get the reroll benefit from Assassin Lord, which keeps the merchant's side better. It's an interesting bifurcation of the player base experience.

Changes:

• Wight experience penalty reduced slightly, in line with new racial penalty amounts.
• Forest Wight generics are now all unalterable, by player request. Allocate carefully.

The only thing that could break last patch was if you deliberately went in and undid the final point in one talent, then redid it, and even breaking it would not crash the game... but some people prefer a "you can't break it" to a "it won't break unless you go out of your way to break it" experience, even if the latter preserves flexibility.

I read you arent going to add new things but maybe you could add some explanations for obscure things to descriptions? Like, first discipline (I think it doubles the active effect?)

Do you think the merchant was imprisoned not for ransom but because he called the Assassin Lord "Asslord" and pissed the guy off? I like to believe this is the official story. And it makes it easier to side with the Assassin Lord. "Wait...you called a powerful, dangerous criminal 'Asslord' to his face? You deserve what you got."

Asslord is great to side with. Getting access to the font lets you spend some gold to reroll your RNG on items and pick from a list of new results. This results, generally, in a very reliable (for a roguelike) way to upgrade. You also know when it's coming and you can plan around it. But the items you get aren't the best items you can get.

The merchant is paying for new gear of a guaranteed quality. It also rolls extra egos. Your odds of getting something useful are not so great. Your odds of getting something absolutely spectacular do exist though. 100% crit chance from 1 weapon? Absolutely in the realm of possibilities. Not likely, but still very cool.

I go with asslord the vast majority of the time, but sometimes merchant can be nice to mix it up. Also, some classes can't side with asslord at all, so it's nice that the merchant still isn't a horrible pick. It's just not as reliable.