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Greetings Dice Slingers! Update 1.1.1 is here with a focus on balancing. We've made adjustments to several Water and Fire spells that have felt a bit underwhelming for a while. While there are plenty of factors influencing the strength of each elemental class, it’s clear that Air tends to come out on top, with some of the strongest combos and individual Spells. Earth also performs well in regular play but seems to struggle in the higher Descent tiers, likely due to the challenge of scaling quickly enough. Fire generally sits in third place, with Water trailing behind. We suspect Water’s lower performance is partly because newer players are still learning the game, which naturally brings down the stats. With that said, especially the Rare water spells have seen some value improvements. We also reviewed the performance of the new Divine Scarab boss from version 1.1.0. He turned out to be a bit too divine, so we've slightly reduced his damage and survivability to make the fight more manageable and comparable to the other act 2 bosses. This update also includes bug fixes based on your reports, and we even added a small quality-of-life option to disable the spacebar ending you

Greetings Dice Slingers,This is a quick hotfix to address some issues and bugs being reported for update 1.1.0We have had a few reports about partial progress being lost which we are still trying to nail down the cause of. If you have experienced this too, please let us know and give us as much info as you can.1.1.0 Hotfix:Fixed character select screen hard lock (Caused by previous run being Prismatic mode).Fixed Prismatic Mode not playable.Fixed Soulstone + Shift Spell soft lock (Volt Surge and others).Fixed Bonus experience being flipped between Descent 11 and 13.Fixed Divine Scarab not having flavour text in Codex.Fixed Tritter follow-up event appearing when you did not have Tritter.

Greetings Dice Slingers! We have a big update for you today. Let’s start with the largest news, in a very literal sense.New Boss: The Divine ScarabDeep in the Scorched Desert a new threat stirs: The Divine Scarab. An ancient sacred beast, adorned with powerful jewels, once worshipped by desert dwellers as a sacred guardian, but now forsaken as the Voidbringers corrupt the land. Etched into its jeweled shell are ancient glyphs that siphon the latent energy of any magic cast in its presence. Each round, a different glyph activates, the Glyph of Conquest, Protection, or Antimagic, empowering the Scarab based on whether you cast an attack, defense, or utility spell. Choose your magic carefully and pay heed to the glyph in play. Even if you bring the creature down, the legends speak of its return, reborn in blazing glory.We wanted to create a different challenge than what our current bosses represent. The act 2 bosses Hydra, Shadowfire Twins and Divine Scarab all play significantly differently, so you will need to adjust your builds accordingly. Especially on higher Descent Stages!Descent Stages & MutatorsSpeaking of Descent, we’ve made several changes to the Descent system, both in

Greetings Dice Slingers! We’re excited to bring you another update, packed with balance tweaks, bug fixes, and a free demo for everyone to try! Balance Changes We’ve been closely watching your feedback since the last update, and the discussions on our Discord leads us to believe that Earth has been underperforming, especially in Descent runs. While our changes in this update aren’t as dramatic as Air’s buffs in 1.0.1, we’ve made targeted improvements to Earth Spells to give Hazel more breathing room. Blessing-focused Spells in particular have been enhanced, along with several items and upgrades with low win rates or pick rates. These changes are a strong step toward bringing Hazel more in line, and we’re excited to hear how she plays for you in Descent runs! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/42483590/5ae07ea451c6cbe5a5409d8dd3a8aa3236529e6c.pngChange Examples: Pox Flare’s dice socket and damage, +1 blessing, +1 marked, extra dice value. We’re still seeing some imbalance in enemy encounters. In particular, the Act 3 fight with four random Voidlings has been noticeably tougher than intended, so we’ve made adjustments to smooth things out. Similarly, Mushroom groups in Act 1 were hitting a bit too h