Codex 0.2

Each region has an area level. Common monsters spawn at it, elites and guardians one level above, and the boss at the level in the last column. When you leave, the region is kept for 15 minutes the way you left it. The Bell Crypt, the Vharan Sewer and the Tower Undercroft are dungeons the story opens, off the painted map.

The maximum level is 100. Monsters far above or below your level give less experience: there is a safe gap that grows with your level, and outside it experience drops fast.

Life and mana grow every level, and attributes add on top: Strength and Will give life, Intelligence gives mana. The table shows the class curve only, without attributes or items. The level 15 evolutions (Knight, Shaman and Necromancer) are not available yet.

Each point is worth what the table shows, with the same wording as the character sheet. The tree has Remembered Attribute nodes: 5 points in the attribute of your choice. Weapons ask for their family's attribute (the “Required by” column) at the value in the grades table; two-attribute ones ask for 60% in each. Armour: plate asks for Strength, leather for Dexterity and ritual for Will. Jewellery, quivers and bolts ask for nothing. Without the requirement, the piece goes inactive.

Grade is internal: the game shows the item level. Weapons ask for more attribute than armour of the same grade. Normal weapons and armour start without sockets; the others follow their grade. Belts have no rune sockets: their relic hooks are separate. The smith opens sockets on compatible bases and extracts runes.

Each weapon has a base attack time and five speed thresholds. Crossing each one raises the attack's stage. Speed comes from affixes, talents and Dexterity, with diminishing returns (constant 120). The average damage is that of a Normal weapon at grades I, V and X.

Flasks do not refill over time. Each sip uses 10 charges and restores part of your maximum life or mana over a few seconds. Torches (once per expedition) and Vharan's well fill everything; swapping flasks does not refill them.

• Normal: no affixes.
• Magic: one or two affixes (45% chance of two), at most 1 prefix and 1 suffix.
• Rare: 3 to 6 affixes depending on item level, up to 3 prefixes and 3 suffixes. Scarce early, common near level 40.
• Unique: a power of its own and three affixes rolled on drop; coins cannot add, remove or reforge affixes. The bosses of the Woods, the Depths, the Marsh and the Road each have a signature Unique: certain on each hero's first victory, 10% after that.
• Set: pieces that add bonuses at 2, 4 and 6 pieces.

Rare, Unique and Set only drop from level 20 (the item's or the hero's); below that they turn Magic, at the merchant and in the Tithe Chest too. There is no Legendary rarity. Magic find is capped at 300%.

Coins rework items and are named after memories, never after people. Right-click the coin, then the item. Uniques and sets accept Memory Ash, Primordial Memory, Scar of the Void and runes when compatible; they reject coins that add, remove or reforge affixes. Ancient Seal locks a random affix for good, including through corruption; one seal per item. The Scar of the Void has four outcomes of 25% each. Coins cannot be sold.

Prices start from a base value that grows with level. Buying by rarity: Normal ×1 · Magic ×4 · Rare ×20. Selling: Normal ×0.05 · Magic ×0.15 · Rare ×0.5 · Unique ×1.5. At Brenn's gamble, rarity is decided on the spot: Magic 75% · Rare 22% · Unique 2% · Set 1%. Swapping a Remembered Attribute during the same visit to the tree is free; after that, it costs 100% of the price to forget a node. In the table, level is the item's for buying and opening sockets, and yours for gambling, forgetting and restocking.

• Stun: only a direct hit taking 20% of a monster's life (35% on an elite) stuns, for 0.25 s to 0.60 s, followed by 1.5 s of immunity. Bosses never.
• Block: shields only, 15% to 25% by grade, up to 50%. A blocked hit loses 50%.
• Evasion: only against monsters' physical hits, up to 45%.
• Talents: each boss defeated for the first time gives +1 point, once per hero.

Six pieces count: helm, pauldrons, chest, gloves, belt and boots. Only the green piece belongs to the set; other versions of the same item are common bases.

Pendants hung on the belt that fire on their own when the trigger happens and spend charges. The belt sets the hooks: Normal 1, Magic or Rare 2, Unique 3. Kills recharge them: +1 common, +3 elite, +10 boss.

Each rune takes one free socket. The effect depends on where it sits.

The catalogue was exported from Unity on 9 October 2026; it now includes the Tithe Key, which spins the Tithe Chest again. Affix selection follows weapon families and set themes, with distinct weights. Staves do not roll attack speed; Ashes and Mist sets favour their own element. Every newly rolled set piece starts with a thematic modifier. Grimoires and scythes are outside the current release; older records remain available in the DB.

Movement speed is a boots-only prefix with seven fixed-value tiers, from 5% to 35%. Each tier has its own minimum level and weight. Rarity limits affix count, not tier. Existing rolls are preserved in the game.

New flasks can roll recovery, charges gained on kill, charge reserve or recovery speed. These effects belong to the flask: they do not become passive hero stats and cannot be changed with equipment coins. Normal has 0 modifiers, Magic 1, Rare 2 and Unique 3, without duplicates. T3 unlocks at level 1, T2 at 12 and T1 at 28.

Three orbit stones are in the current catalogue, tied to their weapon family. They grant a technique through a dedicated tree socket; they are not equipment runes. Weapon family and technique level must be compatible.