It is now available on Steam Workshop

The game's initial idea was to do away with tons of scrolls, potions, etc. that adventurers had to carry and grind for. This is what makes the game BETTER than ye olde roguelike. What use is there for a mod to make the game more of a clone of worse ones??? Furthermore, there are already alternative games on this platform, some of them using those tons of potions the author seems to love so...

Hey, could we please get an enable/disable button and a hotkey for the gambits? Most of the time I would be cruising around using the automatic talent gambits, but when a boss comes around I'd like to disable the gambits and fight it myself since I would be able to make better decisions.

I edited the Lua to include a disable/enable button in the Gambit menu myself(the change is very easy), but I think other people would also find it really useful. Thanks!

I was curious about this post but was saving it until I've made it to East myself so that I don't get any spoilers. My first was Skeleton Writhing One. Got over confident raiding orcs and died though :(

Got half a ton of error when trying to stealth past a sleeping wyrm in his vault. Continues after teleporting out.

It gives you an off hand, unarmored attack but could one also go fully unarmed? Or does it only work if you have a weapon in main hand? I understand that it should be possible to use a mindstar offhand and that Barkfist still counts as unarmed? (even if the char sheet doesn't show it?). I noticed the activated skills only work with a weapon in the main hand, which I see as intentional.

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Enjoying the class so far but just wondering for certain class trees. Since you will be focusing more on dexterity and strength wouldn't be better for requirements for them to scale of dexterity than strength so they are more readily available as in most cases you may have to ICTW prodigy (if you also extra physical power) I so you can acquire them. At least tie into the swordsmanship passive. Also to help make feel a bit more unique to class since you're focusing more on skill and technique than sheer brute force.

And Spring Attack cancelling movement infusions which can be can be annoying as only set amount of spring attack that can happen per turn.

For Lightspeed draw. It's a pretty underwhelming skill. Cause basically after around 3 or 4 uses (which take massive toll on your stamina ) for what amounts to range 9 and 120% weapon attack (granted it's instnat) but 40 turns of increased stamina usage which 40 of mere movement skill on cool down.. robably lower down amount cool down for your (your better off using mutiple evasions or rush is more reliable as lightspeed draw is under the same issue of can't use if there are no enemies) on raw talent cool down. If not probably atleast the increased stamina cost for turn is significantly lower per turn while resting so it you can probably do a hit run or simply that not trying rest with auto explore with it waiting for amount turns to use the rod of recall

to stop the Ai from running, Holding "I" key for open inventory will do the trick most of the time. Or "Enter" if there is a popup on screen

Hey, thanks for the great mod!
Today, I somehow got an extra prodigy point with my PM after respeccing to another prodigy.
I tried to recreate the scenario but wasn't able to do so.

wouldn't it be too strong?

If you want to superload golemancy instead of overloading it, I made this :
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yuCQFZVG1UmSjg26QZd1xY66or2qyGkh/view?usp=sharing
(I took the liberty of adding a small (1/turn) steam regen to the tinker's golem and enable infusions on the garden gnome's
It's a pretty small file so you can easily locate and remove those changes if you dont want them (line 67 & 59 to 63) )

It would be nice if golems other than the tinker's also had their own particularities, like, IDK, gloom on the cursed gnome's golem or maybe something that makes it charge the hatred of its master while fighting.