Here's the full list of changes: - Cheesed perk now buffs agility and strength when consuming cheese. - Adrenalin perk haste threshold is now 50% health instead of 33%. - Sixth sense tells if there's any monsters after entering a level. - Sixth sense also shows blessed status on unidentified items. - All types of raw fish and shrooms can now be cooked. - Added a heritage that allows all shrooms to be used with shroom grenade. - Fixed a bug with damage and snare difficulty scaling of player set traps. - Fixed a bug that caused your friends to zap you with wands and scrolls. - Added a new trap type, caltrops, that can suppress your desire to move. - Added some heritages that improve the Trap Master talent. - Fixed a bug with ranged NPC equip when their bow had broken at some point. - Fixed a bug that gave Woof too much xp when spawned with the collar. - Wizards' Guild enchanting was improved for legendary items. - Added a void altar upgrade in your hideout. - Added hideout levels 37-48. There's the specs, why aren't you coding already? Apparently sixth sense wasn't cool enough so it received two minor buffs. When you enter a level that has a monster in it you will receive a warning about your imminent demise. It will also show if an item is blessed before identifying it to make identify tasks slightly easier to finish. Traps set with trap master talent had a bug that made them level 1 traps instead of whatever level they should've been, e.g. D6 damage instead of 3D6+3 for a level 20 magic trap. Snare difficulty now ranges from 10 to 10 + player's base stamina instead of just 10 which was trivial for level 20 monsters. Since everyone loves traps there's a brand new one called caltrops that can suppress your movement. The way these work is that if you step on them you will get some damage and a suppressed effect. If you move while suppressed you will take additional damage. These can also be disarmed into a trap kit once the heritage for them is completed. Wizards in town can now enchant your legendary items easier than before. They now show you three possible outcomes by replacing each of the enchants with a random one, e.g. 123 -> ?23, 1?3, 12?. Leaving the enchant window keeps the item unchanged just like before. Related to the enchanting above, you can now get a void altar in your hideout that can be used to revert your legendary amulet to its previous unfinished state thus allowing you to experiment builds easier. Gurmur and Badakath now drop an orb of regret that can be disenchanted at the altar to remove all of your talents and set all abilities to 7. The altar can also remove enchants from items that are not unique or legendary (even though that might not be very useful). A few different plant pots can now be obtained in the hideout that always have fresh ingredients for potions. These are roots, leaves and grass (healing, energy and antidote). Fresh ingredients can be used to create potent potions and if you use them with a blessed empty potion you'll have double use potent potions. Also, if you didn't know already, grass can be used to remove a bleed effect on its own so it's always good to have one in your bag just in case.

• Classless character building where you can be the kind of rogue you want.
  
• Seemingly unfair, untimely and unforgiving deaths which are also permanent.
  
• Ways to counter these deaths by learning the game mechanics.
  
• Random dungeons and encounters.
  
• 24 talents to build your character with.
  
• 30 spells to build your character even further.
  
• 60 heritages that make your next character stronger.
  
• 30 challenges to complete once you get the hang of the game.

• OS: Any distro you can run Steam on
• Processor: A few years old Intel or AMD gaming CPUMemory: 4096 MB RAM
• Memory: 4096 MB RAM
• Graphics: A few years old gaming GPU
• Storage: 200 MB available space