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Devlog: Psyche System Overhaul

21.6.

Hello everyone!

In today's devlog, we'll talk about the reworked Psyche system, which will be a part of our next major update, “Of Beasts & Sages”.

Let's start by exploring why the Psyche even needed a major revamp - as it stands, it's the oldest remaining mechanic, largely untouched since the early demo builds, despite having several clear flaws.

The system was only partially complete. In our initial design, each quadrant of the Morale-Sanity chart was meant to include four distinct Psyche states. Unfortunately, we never got to implementing the states for the combination of low Morale and low Sanity. The same goes for the original vision of Hypochondria, which required functioning diseases before it could be properly added to the game.
The concept of unique triggers for each state sounded great on paper, but in practice, it proved to be far too obscure - even for us as developers. Some states were extremely common due to their simple, easily reproducible conditions, while others were so rare and tied to such convoluted triggers that players had to resort to wiki guides and meticulous planning to discover them (shoutout to all the madmen who've actually managed to unlock the “Ups and Downs” achievement). The system simply didn't feel dynamic, varied, or responsive enough.
While certain states had interesting mechanics, most could be boiled down to simple stat changes that didn't encourage players to adapt their strategy in any way.
The majority of interactions with the Psyche system were primitive and lopsided: any horrors and hardships could be completely forgotten after a few nights of sleep.

Before anything else, we wanted to fundamentally change the focus of Psyche maintenance, making it a reflection of your mercenary's long-term living patterns rather than just a bar you top off by gorging on mindwort.

The solution we turned to was to transform Morale and Sanity into compound stats, split into several segments with different caps and conditions for maintaining them. In this new system, both Morale and Sanity are half-dependent on the emergent situations your character finds themselves in and half-dependent on their sustained routine - such as sleep, diet, and so on.
In other words, a grounded and comfortable way of living serves as a sort of buffer, allowing the character to experience positive Psyche states even when facing all kinds of unpleasant challenges.

Morale is divided into three segments: Situations, Diet, and Sleep.

Situations cover everything that can affect your character during combat and exploration: killing enemies, completing Contracts, picking locks, disarming traps, landing critical hits, missing and fumbling attacks, losing Health, receiving debuffs, using consumables, eating some foods, and so on - all of it contributes to Situational Morale to various extent. Its maximum impact is capped at 50%.

Diet is responsible for 35% of Morale. Eating quality food will have a prolonged beneficial effect on your character's Psyche - but only if their meals are sufficiently diverse. If your merc eats nothing but fried eggs, bread, and meat skewers, they'll eventually grow sick of it, leading to a gradual decline of Morale.

The remaining 15% comes from Sleep. As you might expect, regular and sufficient rest will contribute towards this segment, while prolonged wakefulness will do the exact opposite.

Sanity functions very similarly, 50% of it is dedicated to Situations: this segment is negatively affected by killing humans but can be replenished by slaying the Undead and Proselytes. Other factors include having high Morale, close encounters with unholy magic and its abominations, head Injuries, grave robbing, casting Miracles, Backfired spells, using certain consumables, and more.

Another 35% is governed by Lifestyle, which includes work and recreation. This segment slowly decays over time but can be maintained by completing Contracts, chatting to NPCs, cooking, crafting, and praying. The list of relevant activities will be greatly expanded in the future - a good example would be the ability to go fishing or pay a visit to the Brynn Bathhouse.

The final 15% of Sanity is tied to Sleep - just like with Morale.

All in all, the new system is capable of providing vast roleplay possibilities and can be potentially integrated into other areas of the game. For instance, some conditions can theoretically influence different characters' Psyche in very distinct ways, which will give us a lot of tools to work with while implementing Traits and the Character Creator...

Let's move on to the Psyche states themselves and what makes them occur. The general idea was to standardize and greatly simplify the triggers - the result is three states per Morale-Sanity quadrant, each connected to one of the following conditions:

No enemies nearby.The states associated with this condition often persist for a long while until replaced by something else.
High health and multiple enemies nearby.Such states usually last for two to three fights' worth of time.
Low health and at least one enemy nearby.
These are the shortest-lasting states, frequently ending within a single fight.

When fulfilled, a condition will gradually contribute towards an invisible progress meter, triggering its designated state upon reaching 100%. Now, why don’t we take a closer look at states as a whole?

HIGH MORALE + HIGH SANITY

Optimism

Condition: no enemies nearby

Optimism has remained mostly unchanged: it grants bonuses to Experience Gain, Fortitude (which now also reduces Psyche loss from all sources), while also slowly restoring Morale, Immunity, and slightly reducing Fatigue.

Heroism

Condition: high Health and multiple enemies nearby

Heroism now scales with the number of visible enemies. Each stack of the effect grants bonuses to Weapon Damage, Magic Power, Crit Chance, Miracle Chance, Accuracy, and Life Drain.

Additionally, killing enemies replenishes some Energy and grants a temporary boost to Healing Efficiency.

Second Wind

Condition: low Health and at least one enemy nearby

It would be impossible to count how many cinematic moments this effect has brought to the game, so we decided to keep it with only a few minor tweaks. Second Wind clears physical debuffs and replenishes Health and Energy upon activation (slightly less than before), then continues to replenish small amounts of Health and Energy every turn.

Other than that, it reduces ongoing cooldowns every turn and provides a once-per-activation 50% chance to avoid death. And finally, Second Wind can activate upon receiving lethal damage even if its progress meter isn't fully charged or another Psyche state is already present.

HIGH MORALE + LOW SANITY

Megalomania

Condition: no enemies nearby

Megalomania is one of our most favorite states. Although it's often reported as a bug, it's still amusing to see how new players perceive their fake stat boost as real and genuinely begin to feel stronger, acting as recklessly as their character would. Because of that, the mechanic of falsely displayed stats remains exactly the same.

To further highlight the character's sudden surge of arrogance, Megalomania now includes a gradually increasing penalty to Trade Favorability and Reputation Gain, which resets upon completing Contracts. In combat, the character will have a chance to start loudly taunting enemies, potentially attracting unwanted reinforcements. And since the character deems caution beneath them, their passive chance to detect traps and hear unseen enemies will be reduced to 0%.

Frenzy

Condition: high Health and multiple enemies nearby

Frenzy provides a substantial boost to Weapon Damage and Magic Power. However, all attacks and certain abilities have a chance to target a random nearby enemy instead of the intended one - this chance grows over time but can be reset by skipping a turn.

Similarly, when walking to other tiles, your character may take a step toward the nearest enemy rather than their intended destination.

Death Wish

Condition: low Health and at least one enemy nearby

Death Wish is a reimagined blend of current Sadism and Masochism. The character suffers significant penalties to Healing Efficiency, Energy Restoration, Damage Taken, and Range - in exchange, they get bonuses to Life and Energy Drain that scale with Pain and missing Health. Life and Energy Drain also affect spell damage, although this bonus becomes weaker with each tile of distance from the target.

Killing enemies reduces the effect's duration.

LOW MORALE + HIGH SANITY

Pessimism

Condition: no enemies nearby

Pessimism applies penalties to Experience Gain and gradually dampens the character’s Morale even further. It also reduces Fortitude, Healing Efficiency, and Fatigue Resistance - the penalty's severity scales with missing Morale.

Pessimism can be temporarily removed by using consumables that benefit Morale, such as alcohol.

Anxiety

Condition: high Health and multiple enemies nearby

Anxiety improves Dodge Chance and reduces Damage Taken, but all your attacks and spells will generate penalties to Accuracy, Fumble Chance, and Backfire Chance respectively. Any miss, fumble, or Backfired spell will reset the corresponding penalties.

In addition, each turn there's a chance for one of your Attack skills to go on a 1 turn cooldown.

Panic

Condition: low Health and at least one enemy nearby

Panic gives a one-time Energy boost, significantly reduces Vision range, while also lowering Abilities Energy Cost for each enemy in sight. However, each enemy within Vision will also continuously drain the character's Morale - and if it reaches zero, your mercenary will drop their equipped weapon.

This can be avoided by skipping turns, which replenishes some Morale and greatly reduces the effect's duration.

LOW MORALE + LOW SANITY

Paranoia

Condition: no enemies nearby

Paranoia causes your mercenary to quickly accumulate Fatigue, which in turn worsens the state’s penalties to Abilities Energy Cost, Damage Taken, Fumble Chance, and Backfire Chance.

Furthermore, the character may occasionally hear nonexistent voices, and some encountered enemies will be hallucinated illusions. If such an illusion reaches an adjacent tile, it’ll vanish, damaging your Sanity - alternatively, you can attempt to preemptively destroy it to replenish some Sanity instead.

Delirium

Condition: high Health and multiple enemies nearby

A character affected by Delirium behaves irrationally: depending on their missing Morale and Sanity, they have a chance to take a step in a random direction when moving, land their abilities on random tiles around the intended target, or drop items instead of using them.

Delirium also heavily randomizes all received Experience, regardless of its source.

Catharsis

Condition: low Health and at least one enemy nearby

Catharsis can be seen as a cousin to Second Wind, offering a chance at redemption when death is all but certain. Upon activation, it replenishes a small amount of Health and Energy, while also allowing you to replenish Health, Energy, Morale, and Sanity with each enemy killed - potentially letting you claw your way out from the pit of low Psyche.

Moreover, after it ends, Catharsis grants temporal immunity to negative Psyche states depending on how many enemies were killed over its duration.

That's all for now. In the next devlog, we'll take a closer look at Caves, their types, and what lies within - we’ll also reveal the release date for “Of Beasts & Sages”.

Until next time!

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Devlog: Arcanistics

3.6.

Hello everyone!

In today's devlog, we're taking a look at Arcanistics - a new ability tree that will be added to the game with the upcoming major patch.

Arcanistics is perhaps the most distinct form of sorcery, offering unique ways to control the battlefield. Drawing power directly from the Aether realm - the primal source of magical energies - this school focuses on manipulating space and, to a limited extent, time.

What Arcanistics lacks in direct damage, especially early on, it balances out with versatile tools for positioning and crowd control. The higher-tier spells will even let you summon allies to aid you in battle... But let's go through it step by step:

Like all magic schools, Arcanistics includes 14 abilities: 7 actives and 7 passives.

ACTIVE ABILITIES

Dimensional Shift

This entry-level spell lets you select two targets (including yourself) and teleport them, forcibly swapping their positions.

The spell deals a small amount of Arcane Damage for each tile of distance between the targets and has a moderate chance to Confuse or Daze them while also applying stacking penalties to Weapon Damage, Accuracy, and Fumble Chance for a few turns.

This spell doesn't harm the caster and can't be used on inanimate objects (except the ones summoned by this ability tree) or giant targets (such as bosses).

Wormhole

Lets you select a target (including yourself), marking its tile and remembering its current position.

After a few turns, the target will be returned to the marked tile (or the closest available one), receiving significant Arcane Damage if it's already occupied.

The spell doesn't go on cooldown until the mark expires. During this time, recasting the spell removes the effect prematurely, returning the target to the original tile.

This spell can't be used on inanimate objects (except the ones summoned by this ability tree) or giant targets (such as bosses).

Aether Shield

Creates a magic shield around the caster for a few turns, decreasing incoming damage and granting bonuses to Control, Bleed and Movement Resistance. While the shield is active, teleporting prolongs the effect's duration and temporarily adds Arcane Damage to the caster's attacks.

The shield also converts a portion of received damage into Energy and destroys any physical or magical projectiles that would hit the caster, preventing their damage and effects entirely (this includes thrown objects such as daggers, bombs, and hunting nets).

And finally, any target colliding with the shielded character will receive some Arcane Damage.

Schism

Lets you select a 5x5 tile area, dealing Arcane Damage to all targets within it. Afterwards, knocks back all enemies in a 1 tile radius away from the area's center and pulls all enemies in a 2 tile radius towards it, forcing them to collide.

All affected enemies also have a chance to be Staggered or Immobilized.

Stasis

Applies "Stasis" to a selected target for a few turns.

While in "Stasis", the target is immune to all damage types except Arcane. Until the effect expires, "Stasis" also freezes all of the target's cooldowns and the duration of other active effects.

When "Stasis" expires or is removed, any Arcana Damage received by the target over the course of the effect's duration is dealt in a 3x3 area with a chance to Stun or Immobilize all affected targets.

Teleporting a target with "Stasis" removes the effect prematurely and doubles the chances to Stun and Immobilize.

This spell can't be used on inanimate objects (except the ones summoned by this ability tree) or giant targets (such as bosses).

Mana Crystal

Summons an inanimate Magic Crystal on the targeted tile, which persists for eight turns. Each turn, the Crystal shoots a bolt of arcane energy at the closest enemy, prioritizing the ones with low Health.

Teleporting the Crystal causes it to shoot three arcane bolts, spreading them between random enemies within its Range.

The Crystal's stats change dynamically depending on the caster's.

Phantasm

Summons a Phantasm on the targeted tile, which persists for 8 turns. The Phantasm is immune to all effects (except "Wormhole" and "Stasis") and can move within a small area around the tile of summoning.

The Phantasm attacks enemies in melee range, can be healed with Arcane Damage, and its stats change dynamically depending on the caster's.

Additionally, the Phantasm itself has access to the following abilities:

Arcane Tether

A ranged ability that deals Arcane Damage and has a chance to pull the target to the adjacent tile.

Mana Siphon

An empowered strike that burns the target's Energy, transferring it to the caster.

Consonance

Performing a miracle while casting Arcanistics spells prolongs the existence of the summoned Phantasm by one turn.

Teleporting the Phantasm instantly refreshes its active cooldowns and moves its "tether" tile to the new location.

PASSIVE ABILITIES

Arcane Might

Dealing Arcane Damage with attacks and spells grants bonuses to Accuracy, Fumble Chance, Backfire Chance, Crit Chance, and Miracle Chance.

Teleporting grants bonus Range to Arcanistics spells for a few turns and reduces accumulated Backfire Damage.

Transcendental Anchoring

Teleporting enemies burns some of their Energy, transferring it to the character

Teleporting yourself or the entities summoned with Arcanistics reduces the cooldown of "Dimensional Shift" by 2 turns.

Time Echo

Casting "Wormhole" on yourself and returning to the original tile will replenish 33% of Health and Energy lost over the effect's duration.

Casting "Wormhole" on enemies will deal additional Arcane Damage to them upon returning to the original tile, equal to 33% of the damage they received over the effect's duration.

Astral Tides

Successfully moving enemies with "Schism" or the summoned Phantasm's "Arcane Tether" lowers their Magic and Arcane Resistance for a few turns. Failing to do so will instead deal additional Arcane Damage to them.

Entropy Flare

Teleporting a Mana Crystal grants it bonuses to Range, Damage, Accuracy, and Damage Reflection for a few turns.

When hit in melee, Mana Crystals and Phantasms will now deal Arcane Damage to their attackers.

Aether Harmony

Every 10 turns, performing a miracle when casting "Mana Crystal" instantly refreshes the spell's cooldown and reduces its Energy cost until it's cast again.

Each currently summoned Arcanistics entity grants the character bonus Magic Power and gradually reduces their Backfire Damage.

Beyond the Veil

Casting "Stasis" on yourself no longer causes the character to take damage or receive debuffs when the effect expires.

While in "Stasis", the character's cooldowns are no longer frozen, and the effect itself grants major bonuses to their Arcanistics Power and Miracle Chance.

When the effect expires, the character will receive "Between the Worlds" for one turn, making them untargetable by aimed attacks and spells.

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As you can see, Arcanistics is a highly versatile school that opens up a wide range of tactical possibilities - perfect for complementing many existing builds or forming the foundation for entirely new ones.

And to wrap things up, here's another small teaser:

Until next time!

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Hotfix 0.9.2.13 - Changelog

27.4.

Fixed the bug preventing one type of Cloth Fragment from ever dropping when dismantling gear.
Fixed the bug causing Situation-related NPCs to get stuck near the edge of settlements.
Removed the exploit that allowed duplication of Ancient Coins by merging purses.
Fixed the rare crash caused by leaving the Prologue’s Chapel.
Fixed the ammunition stacking bug affecting quivers.
Fixed the Lone Farmstead awarding double experience when discovered.
Fixed the Fair NPCs using incorrect dialogue lines while in Denbrie.
Fixed one of the steppe bridges being incorrectly marked as a Point of Interest.

Stoneshard

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Hotfix 0.9.2.12 - Changelog

16.4.

Fixed the bug preventing spellcasting after fully recovering from a Severe Head Injury.
Fixed the incorrect Sanity loss from Head Injuries.
Fixed the rare crash caused by enemies throwing Deathstinger Jars.
Fixed the rare crash caused by comparing weapons in the trading menu.
Fixed the incorrect hover of the Repair button.
Fixed the incorrect interactions with chests when using keyboard commands.
Fixed the issue allowing interaction with doors from a distance when using keyboard commands.
Fixed the issue preventing certain abilities from targeting the Ancient Troll when positioned to the north of it.
Fixed the rare crash caused by enemies’ “Boulder Throw”.
Fixed the rare crash occurring in the Prologue’s Catacombs.
Fixed the rare crash caused by Contracts expiring.
Enemies will no longer follow the Character into the Witch’s Hut.
Fixed the Taiga Rassolnik’s recipe.
Fixed the damage from Bleeding being able to decrease Stabilized Injuries severity.
Receiving a Severe Hand Injury should now correctly force the Character to drop the equipped spear.

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Devlog: New Roadmap

3.4.

Hello everyone!

Today, we are excited to present the updated 2025 Roadmap for Stoneshard. But before diving into the details, we'd like to take a brief look back at the development of “Rags to Riches”.

“Rags to Riches” was a major success for our team. That update brought the highest number of players since the game's Early Access launch, received a wealth of positive feedback, and showed a significant increase in engagement compared to previous releases. We are incredibly grateful for this warm reception and hope that future content will continue to meet your expectations.

However, as many of you may remember, the development of “Rags to Riches” proved to be long and arduous. While the complexity of the new features played a major role in it, we also had to devote significant effort to extensive reworks of many existing systems to ensure the seamless integration of all the planned content.

It wasn't uncommon for the development of one system to necessitate changes in several others, sometimes to the point of adding new systems altogether. Splitting these changes and additions across multiple updates or postponing them wasn't really an option, as certain core elements like the Caravan, reworked Contracts, Dungeons, the World Map, and numerous smaller but technically crucial features are all deeply interconnected. This quickly turned into a true Gordian knot of conditions and dependencies. Untangling it took a great deal of time, ultimately leading to the substantial delay of that patch compared to previous ones.

Fortunately, now that we have added one of the last truly large and comprehensive systems - the Caravan - we hope to release future updates more regularly. Unlike “Rags to Riches”, the remaining mechanics and content follow a fairly modular structure.

To sum it up, we aim for smaller but more frequent patches. Our new Roadmap reflects this change as well, moving away from massive, standalone updates in favor of parallel content development, which will be divided into smaller releases (don't worry - they'll still have names).

Because of this, the “Venom in the Waters” update, which was previously planned as the next major patch, has been postponed. Some of its features have been redistributed into other content blocks, since such a heavily thematic patch would have taken an unreasonably long time to develop.

So, what's next for Stoneshard?

Full size

The first order of business is Caves. This new location type is designed to add variety to world exploration - unlike usual Dungeons, Caves won't be strictly tied to one faction, will boast more diverse visuals, and can be home to a wide range of enemies and dangers, including unique ones.

It's worth noting that Caves won't be used for Contracts. Instead, they will play a key role in the reworked Task System, which we plan to introduce in one of the future patches.
The rest of the planned features include a new school of spatial magic - Arcanistics, new quests, more Caravan Events, and the elimination of gaps in gear progression that emerged after transitioning to the tier-based system.
We also plan to revamp the Psyche System, reworking both the existing Psyche States and the core mechanic as a whole. Our main goal is to make the entirety of it much more interactive and immersive.
And finally, something many of you have long been waiting for: we are officially beginning work on the Character Creator. We have plenty of ideas and concepts for how this system should function (the recent overhaul of Character Traits should serve as a small teaser for the direction we're taking). Combined with the Trait System, this will be an incredibly complex and resource-intensive task, making it difficult to predict an exact timeline - all we can say is that it will be released once we're certain it's ready.

That's all for now. Once again, we want to thank all of you for your support and trust. Stay tuned, and we'll see you soon in the world of Aldor!

Stoneshard

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Hotfixes 0.9.2.9-0.9.2.11 - Changelog

31.3.

Fixed the rare crash that could happen when moving between locations.
Fixed the crash in the Osbrook Elder’s house.
Fixed the crash caused by hovering over the Map of Osbrook Outskirts before receiving control over the Character.
Fixed some text mistakes in the hovers of hunting trophies when playing as Hilda.
Fixed the bug causing projectile-based spells to sometimes hit the caster.
Fixed “First Aid” not stabilizing Injuries if not affected by “Vigor”.
Fixed neutral NPCs ignoring the presence of enemies.
Fixed the crash caused by moving to a location with Alarmed enemies.
Fixed the situational softlock caused by “Finisher”.
Improved the Drummer's AI.
Improved the game’s performance.

Stoneshard

871

Hotfix 0.9.2.8 - Changelog

29.3.

QoL

Added an option to assign controls to extra mouse buttons.
Added an option to rebind the key for moving the free camera.
When playing as Hilda, the hovers of rare hunting trophies will now dynamically display their current bonus to stats.

FIXES

Fixed the issue with Arna’s perk that was causing it to stop granting bonuses to Psyche States after loading a save.
Fixed Arna’s old perk still functioning in the background.
Fixed “First Aid” not improving the Condition of all body parts when affected by “Vigor”.
Fixed NPCs and enemies occasionally displaying incorrect speech lines.
Fixed Leosthenes using his critical hit speech lines upon enemies’ critical hits.
Fixed “Baleful Scream” always succeeding in applying Stagger after failing to apply Daze.
“Baleful Scream” will now take the target’s Psionic Resistance into account when calculating the chance to apply Daze and Stagger.
“Howl” will now instantly make surrounding Wolves hostile rather than after the 1-2 turn delay.
Fixed the issue preventing the interaction with the Osbrook Smith while he’s in the Black Boar Tavern.
Fixed “Elusiveness” not gaining stacks when moving around with “Whirlwind”.
Fixed Poachers sometimes dropping 0 crowns on death.
Fixed the bug causing the dialogue window to remain on the screen after moving to another location.
Fixed the issue with Distant Bastions sometimes not closing as intended.
Verren will stop feeding Chickens at the Caravan Camp after they are killed.
Removed the possibility of delivering Injuries to the Spectral Herald.
Fixed the bug causing Darrel-related dialogues in Brynn to still trigger after already finding him.
Fixed the bug causing NPCs to sometimes remain Hostile after serving a jail sentence.
Fixed the issue with Delivery Couriers’ hostility when the Character is wanted in a nearby Settlement.
Fixed the rare issues with the incorrect detection of shots, throws, and spellcasting.
Fixed bows and crossbows sometimes not losing Durability when used.
Fixed another instance of the bug that was causing Charge skills to glitch out around multi-tiled enemies.
Numerous sprite and collision fixes.

Stoneshard

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Hotfixes 0.9.2.4-0.9.2.7 - Changelog

19.3.

Added Feral Dogs to the fields.
Added a setting for hiding Log messages.
Added a setting for changing Screen Brightness.
Reduced the bonuses granted by “Iron Discipline”.
Added special speech lines to Brigands affected by alcohol, drugs, aftermaths, and hangovers.
Added sound effects for new Brigand abilities.
Added sound effects for Leif's flute animation.
The doors leading to Bastion armories are now always locked and more difficult to break or lockpick.
Fixed the crash caused by throwing Spider Blood Flasks.
Fixed the crash caused by killing the Spectract Herald while affected by "Revelation: Overconfidence".
Enemies will now generate a certain amount of noise when becoming Hostile.
Fixed the dialogue lines about purchasing Upgrade Items that sometimes reappeared in conversations with Verren even after the corresponding Caravan Upgrades had been installed.
Fixed the issues affecting some of the Rotten Willow contract dialogues.
Improved pathfinding for multi-tile entities.
Fixed the issue causing projectiles to sometimes hit the attacker after missing an adjacent target.
Fixed the sound glitch that occurred during Leif's recruitment quest.
Fixed the issue preventing trophies from being presented to a contract giver when stored inside backpacks.
Fixed the bug causing Leif to sometimes disappear from the Caravan Followers list.
Fixed the bug with the "Stolen Shipment" contract that allowed it to be completed without turning in the quest item.
Fixed the crash caused by simultaneously opening contextual menus for doors and traps.
Fixed the issue where playing the lute would sometimes fail to disable regular controls.
Fixed the formula for passive Intoxication reduction that was causing excessive strain on Immunity.
Fixed the Rest Mode removing "Vigor" when used from the hotbar.
Fixed the swapped text description of "Revelry" and "Iron Discipline" Special Conditions.
Fixed gender-dependent wording errors in some dialogue lines.
Fixed Rumor lines still appearing after refusing to pay for them.
Fixed Contract Hostages using incorrect speech lines.
Delivery Couriers will now disappear from the Camp when the Caravan moves.
Fixed some hunting trophies and their rotten versions not having the Poisoning and Nausea Chance.
Fixed the trade exploit with the Brynn Alchemist
Fixed a number of rare issues with rendering Vision zones through open doors.
Fixed the issue with Shepherd Hostage’s dialogue lines when rescued during a contract.
Fixed the “Binding Sigil” effect not working as intended when loading a save or after a Ghoul transformation.
Fixed “Necrophage” not granting a random positive effect to Large Ghouls.
Fixed Cloaks protecting metal equipment from rusting even while swimming.
Fixed the bug where the game would sometimes fail to track a Brigand Mini-Boss’ death in a Distant Dungeon, preventing it from repopulating.
Fixed the “That Belongs in a Museum!” achievement failing to track found Artifacts.
Fixed the throwing-related crash.
Fixed the crash caused by enemies’ “Opportune Moment”.

Stoneshard

1,065

Hotfix 0.9.2.3 - Changelog

12.3.

Added a dagger to Hilda’s starting Inventory, allowing her to use “Butchering” from the beginning.
Tweaked the amount of Experience granted for killing T1-T3 enemies.
Tweaked some of the Brigands’ stats.
Most Brigands (except Mini-Bosses) will now drop easy-to-loot coins rather than purses.
Fixed the bug causing low tier Brigands to always drop money.
Changed the reward for completing the Osbrook Emissary’s personal task.
Fixed the Glazed Wolf Tongue using an incorrect sprite.
Fixed new dishes missing a price.
Fixed several issues with some roasted ingredients’ Expiration Time.
Fixed the bug that sometimes prevented the necessary number of keys from being spawned during the “Stolen Shipment” contract.
Fixed the softlock caused by talking to the Osbrook Emissary more than once.
Fixed one of the Brigands having access to two instances of the “No Time to Linger” passive.
Fixed the issue causing “Butchering” to constantly return to the hotbar after loading a save or moving to another location when playing as Jorgrim.
Fixed the incorrect log messages for enemies using “Dagger Throw” and “Hatchet Throw”.
Properly implemented a number of new lines into the Statistics menu.
Fixed all Characters having access to an elf-specific dialogue line when speaking to the Pilgrims.
Fixed Wigmar missing some of his contract-related dialogue lines.
Fixed the bug allowing free attacks against wolves during their “Howl” animation.
Fixed “Peace of Mind” using the stats and mechanics of the old “Blessing”.
Fixed Ghouls dropping two hearts when butchered.
Fixed the Fisherman Hostage using incorrect lines when rescued during a contract.
Fights between Hedgehogs and Vipers should now be less one-sided.
Fixed the bug causing Mahir’s bonus Ability Points to be repeatedly granted upon loading a save.
Fixed the bug causing an excessive number of Brigands during early game ambushes.
Fixed the bug allowing enemies to sometimes use abilities without spending energy.

Stoneshard

1,164

Hotfixes 0.9.2.1-0.9.2.2 - Changelog

11.3.

Fixed the bug preventing Mahir from taking contracts from Odar.
Fixed the incorrect name of makeshift Forges during the "Underground Workshops" contract.
Fixed the incorrect critical chance formula for "Dagger Throw" and "Hatchet Throw."
Fixed Lavender turning into Burnet when picked up.
Fixed the issue causing some contracts to use incorrect names and descriptions.
Fixed the repeated line in Mahir's dialogue with the Hierophant.
Fixed the possibility of activating two "Seals of Finesse" at the same time.
Fixed the Delivery Couriers being assigned incorrect roles when spawning at the Caravan Camp.
Fixed the smoke-related crash.
Fixed the issue preventing "wild" eggs from being roasted.
The Pot Roast should no longer kill your Character.
Fixed the crash caused by "Sudden Lunge"
Fixed the crash caused by "Dagger Throw"

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