Added a new curio which you can discover for yourselves.
Added gemstone stockpile.
Credos
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Gardener:Leaves tremble at your touch, as if by the first beams of radiant sunlight of spring, reflecting some of their own green back again unto you, and unto your fingers. Wherever you wander, seeds appear to sprout from under your feet, and the touch of your naked soles restores life to dying grass. The secrets of all the things which grow are known to you, and you trace the threads of life and death in the contours and growth lines of grass and leaves. Your dream, as a Gardener, is to prune and guide the exuberant abundance of wild life into the pleasant and considered archetypes of a well kept garden. The myths speak of how all the Hearth once poured forth from a single seed. Climbing the Gardener's Stalk promises...
Can plant Blood Sterns, Farming +5
Can plant Cavebulbs, Farming +5
Halved soil and water required for gardening pots.
Can plant Chiming Bluebells, Farming +10
Doubled yield from gardening pots..
Gardener depends on Farmer.
Key Fixes
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Gemstones should now display properly on study desks, barter stands, and display signs.
Small Fixes
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Occult Ring now buffs Psyche, rather than Perception, as was originally the case.
Added a tooltip to opium, indicating what wounds it heals.
In the Pipe
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Small patch as we have also been working on that something more significant hinted at in the last couple of patches, which might (still) be a few weeks in the making. Will (still) hopefully be cool, though!
"The psychological trials of dwellers in the last times will be equal to the physical trials of the martyrs. In order to face these trials we must be living in a different world."
SinJin wrote:I didn't see Great Hall door fix in your patch notes.
Oh! Cause it's not... fixed. ;)
Would be nice to fix them, but the question remains how to do so without either reintroducing their walljumping feature, or making it so that it may become impossible to get out of them without teleportation.
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
