I have, in the past, gotten my “money economy” going by waiting until I could kill a salt kraken, which has a valuable corpse. Picking it up, then recoiling next to a merchant with a lot of stuff. Once that’s going, it’s cloning draught and metamorphic polygel.
I’ve been making some builds and wondering how unbalanced my stats should be in creation… up to 18 points (pre modifiers), one statpoint costs 1 point and above it costs 2, so I have been leaning towards quite balanced setups, where I don’t buy many of the 2 point increases at all and then also have all stats at 16-18. Just not sure if that’s the way to go, or if I should actually dump sole stats harder (e.g. Int or Ego) to get a bigger + in my main stat(s)
Twilight gives way to the blackness of light as Nyaruth warms their aged leather man-tortise skin against the fire. They cook up a meal made of bear, crocodile, and fruit jam. A large dragonfly with muscular wings buzz fiercely nearby, combining with he droning hum of glowpads to finalize a symphony with crackling of fire. In the distance, the howling and snarling indicating pack of snapjaw-kin.
A picture from an old save outside of my temple, Bastet, in the salt dunes. We rolled as astral tabbies that run after a particularly unlucky run as a Nomad. This was the night before 1.0 release.
I started the game with a variation of this idea from Rogue Rat, but instead of a legendary farmer’s daughter I dominated a legendary hulking baboon. 53 strength and 60 health seemed like a big jump in power from my water merchant.
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