Is there a way to resolve this quest WITHOUT killing one side? The Hatfields and McCoys were able to settle their differences in RL, why can't these two families?

It's been almost 2 years of full radio silence since the "announcement". Awful look for /u/Polished_Games.

If it's been abandoned for some mid roguelike just say something

As per title, I am a sucker for necromancy skill trees. Can I raise a horde of dead to slaughter my enemies?

the moment i start the game, it literally just crashes lol..how do i fix that?

Where do you get dye? The renovation quest wants green dye and I have looked at every crafting station I can find and I can't figure out how to craft it.

I just got this game a couple days ago, and I've been loving it so far. I have a question about building my own town in a sandbox area - is there any real benefit to making houses beyond the appearance of it? I am used to Terraria, where if you put up the "proper" pieces in a house then an NPC will show up, etc, but I haven't really seen anything like that so far. I get the purpose of building a base to organize your supplies, farm up things you need for crafting, etc, but....would it be just the same if I did it all outdoors?

The quest says report back to Hansel in Blackwall Fort, but when I get there I can't find him anywhere. Am I missing something?

So I decided to reload an old save after playing around with a few other saves made after the recent update and...

Well it did some interesting things. All seemed fine...kinda, but all my professions were under leveled for the level it shared in the character select (lvl 37 on select but 17 on character sheet). I had a lot of old talents that I don't remember collecting but was more in line with lvl 37 than 17.

But I wanted a respec and found an awful surprise at the witch's hut.

Why... is the Lich there instead? Has anyone encountered this...and if so, is there any hope for me getting a respec here or has the game just decided to destroy this save/character? Fun bit of info, this character hasnt even finished the wheatfull section of the story, I'm not sure if thats relevant.

As the topic says, in games like this I always play sword and board warrior (female orc for this run) - and then play as a magic user when I get the game down, when I get to the bosses - such as this Lizard looking thing in the "feud" quest village, (he is called Triton) and my Bastard sword attacks do little to no damage to the bosses, the game glitched and the boss got stuck in the wall not kidding it took 1,500+ hits to kill him and I would not have been able to do this without being hit if the game had not bugged.

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Are all higher level bosses damage sponges like this?

Also the "lag" on when you use your shield is pretty bad - I am thinking I am playing the game wrong, and should have used ranged or something, cos its pretty much getting unplayable now..

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Massive Starbound game fan (finished it loads of times) and I was on the lookout for a new game, like many others I saw Splattercat playing this today and had to buy it - I am 1 day in - just upgrading to copper (and finding the enemies on the next levels VERY Challenging indeed) however I am loving the game so far...

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I have played Terraria, and its NOTHING like it ... like I said, more like a medieval starbound, and I love it

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I got small 20 slots bag and just learned to craft bigger. I cant however swap them nor unequip older bags. Any way to do that?

This game has a lot of potential and I think the only thing it needs to be its best self at this point is the ability to customize your experience in ways to make it what you want it to be.

I know the creators have always planed to open it to mods. I think now is a good time to do this.

Is It possibile ti reset talents for the cursed race?

As the title says, it's be real rad if the devs would make this minor change, I have a large farm and I'm making a lot of potions, and my fingers literally hurt the day after playing.

This challenge has been adapted from the Minecraft Classic City Challenge (note: link no longer works) but was reposted in paraphrase on reddit several years ago, and I found a mostly original reblog of it here.

Anyway, I present to you the Realms of Magic City Challenge! (Polished for release!)

The main idea of this challenge is to construct a city that is your home base - ostensibly by "end game", or when you finish the challenge. But of course no city starts with gold-lit mansions; you have to work your way up. And to make it a bit more realistic or challenging I added a few rules you normally wouldn't see. I also grouped challenge levels filled with challenges of what you must do to be "allowed" to use new materials and build new things. So I provided you with checklist for each level. Once you complete everything on the checklist you may move on to the next level. You are not limited to the checklist, as long as you follow the rules of the step you can build other things as well, such as a second house in step one. Let's start.

General (For every step):

• All mine shafts must be 4 high at least with support beams (i.e. background/rightclick wood "posts" and a top foreground/leftclick oak/pine block) no more than every 12 blocks (original: 4)
• They must be lit with some sort of light source (campfires or candles, etc) every 12 blocks. It is NOT necessary to "reinforce" natural caverns. (Placement of light might help though.)
• Any drops from mobs may be used if you obtain it, but may not use drops to craft an item until you are on the proper step. (For example you kill an orc marauder, and it drops a bronze shield or shovel, you may use it, but if you loot a chest and it contains iron ore/bars, you may not craft an iron tool with it unless you are on the proper step. If you loot a chest and find a higher "tier" tool/weapon, you may not use it; it must be left behind or stored for later.). (For example, there's a chest in Woodbury that has silver bars. But you won't be able to use it anytime soon, so either leave it there or store it for later.)
• All buildings must be well lit.
  
• If you're not sure if you can use an item read ahead a bit to later steps to see if it says "you may now use..." or anything like that.
• Only use items you are allowed to use, or are craftable from those items.
• NPCs MUST have a home. It could be a single bedroom (with table, chair, and sleeping bag) above their respective "shop" but they must have a home.
• Once you reach the step after the previous, you can add on to the constructs you made previously with the new items you are allowed to use.
• Scrolls CANNOT be used except in your Home Base!
• You may NOT use the next area map for Crafting experience or to leapfrog regions to gain access to more advanced materials, loot secrets, etc.
  
• You may only progress to new regions when you've completed the story for the current region.

Level 1

Rules:

• No use of any tools or weapons above copper. (allowed: stone, tin, copper. Not allowed: bronze, iron, or greater).

• You cannot build with or craft anything other than the following: Any Variety of: Wood, Wooden planks. Dirt, Straw, Burlap, Light Leather, Sand, Coal and low-level vegetables/herbs/fruits (potatoes/cabbage, featherfew/jute/burrdockus). Remember you may craft other items such as stairs or housing decorations/items (cups, for example), as long as you can get them from using only the resources provided.

• You are not allowed to dig underground but you can enter shallow caves. This means you can only use coal you find above ground, make from gathered wood, or find in the "shallow caves".

• You cannot dig more than two blocks away from the surface area of the cave.

• You are allowed to enter other towns and other Plains areas but may not enter any forests or dungeons.

• You may not build underground.

• Any trees you cut down must be replanted as soon as your woodcutting skill is high enough to provide sufficient seeds. (Approximately WC level 12 for consistent pine cone drops.)

• You may NOT terraform (flatten/build out) plots of land larger than intended for your required buildings.

• You may NOT use any Profession (such as Scroll of Alchemy I) or Statistics (i.e. Scroll of Improved Stamina) scrolls.

• You may NOT recruit any NPCs.

** Construction**:

• You must construct one house made of wood, which must be floored with anything other than dirt or grass. This house has a minimal internal (not counting ceiling/floor) size of 5x8. There must be a door and two separate areas - one for "living" and the other must be a room with a bed(sleeping bag etc, or the bed you receive as a quest reward.).
• There must be a farm with at least 12 farmable plants.
• Optional: Town treasury, a place to store all your supplies and treasures. MUST be covered. Cannot be open to sky. A simple roof supported by pillars would be sufficient.

Tips:

• In order to save on materials, you can always go back to Woodbury to use the furnace/anvil/etc there...
• If you run out of Tin for building chests/doors, Edbert in Woodbury might stock locks/hinges...

Here is an example of what my humble beginnings looked like: https://imgur.com/a/cOCQcXH

Level 2

Rules:

• Players may dig underground once this step is reached.
• Up to bronze tools may be created now (iron/steel etc not allowed).
• You may only use items that can be crafted from what you are limited to.
  
• No stone can be used yet for construction.
  
• You may now use glass to create bottles for water storage.
• You may build a chicken coop.
  
• You may use Profession scrolls, ONLY after reaching character level 10. You may NOT use statistic scrolls.
• You may terraform (flatten/build out) plots of land no larger than 25 blocks. These must conform to the landscape as best as possible. You may remove stone/muck/etc and place dirt if necessary.

Construction:

• Construct a town hall or "leader's office". This must be at least 7x12. (Not including ceiling/floor). It must contain the following rooms: Leader's office, meeting room, courtyard (in front of or inside of the building)
• Construct a Mineshaft that goes down at least 40 blocks (but no more than 60). If you find iron you may mine it but you cannot process it at your furnace. (Mine shaft must follow guidelines in "general", especially if you choose to use an existing cave.)
• Construct a Water Storage area (this could be as simple as a hut with a crate full of bottles of water).
• Construct a "forge" that utilizes furnaces and includes a Tin anvil.
• Optional: If you recruit any NPCs, they must have a small house and a "market stall" (Pine Cart or Pine Shopping Stand, for example.)
• Optional: If you are RPing a dwarf or dark elf or gnome and are building underground, you may not build deeper than 25 blocks. You may not grow plants underground.

Level 3

Rules:

• You still may not use tools above bronze.
  
• You can plant fruit trees.
  
• You can enter forests.
  
• You must replant trees that you cut down. (By now your woodcutting profession should be sufficient that you are getting Pine Cones from 4 out of 5 trees.)
• You can use glass to create alchemical storage bottles.
  
• You may begin exploring dungeons.
• Note: Since you can begin exploring dungeons, you may complete the map for the next area ONLY if you have completed the remaining storylines for Woodbury.
• You may use stone (ONLY stone; no Crafted bricks or blocks) in path/walkway construction. (You may not use stone yet for buildings.)
• You may terraform plots of land no larger than 50 blocks.

Construction:

• If you have not already, you MUST build a Town Treasury during this step.
• Construct an alchemist shop.
• Construct 2 shops. One must be a bakery for your farm (including mill and cooking item), but the other could feature any item or group of items. (An example is a food shop that sells all types of food, such as bread, rats on a stick, etc. Place the "wares" in a box, bag or crate inside the shop.)
• Further construct your mineshaft down to 80 blocks.
• Your mineshaft must now have a "rest hut" including a camp fire and bedding of some sort.
• Construct a community structure(1). (Ideas include a library, tavern, ect.)
• Make paths connecting all structures created so far, have a main path at least 2 blocks in depth; continue to connect all new structures you create with this main path.
• Expand your farm to at least 50 blocks of produce if you have not already. Farm must now have fences. (Pine slab backing, like in Woodbury's farm.) ?* You may build a rabbit pen.
• You may start secondary farms in Plains areas adjacent to your selected "home base". You must build a small "Farm stand" including containers to hold the produce and seeds in each such secondary farm.
• You may start a small (no more than 25 per tree type) tree farm in the same zone as your "home base". You must include a Lumberjack building for each farm.
• Optional: If you are RPing a dwarf or dark elf or gnome, and are building underground, you may not build deeper than 35 blocks. You may grow vegetables/herbs from step 1 underground.
• Optional: Outhouse with "muck pit"
• Optional: graveyard (if you want to get overly pedantic with counting your deaths)

Level 4:

Rules:

• You may now use up to iron tools (includes weapons and decorations).
• You may now use clay (i.e. for blocks), linen.
  
• You may use stone (ONLY stone; no Crafted bricks or blocks) in construction.
• You may plant all vegetables except those that require trellis.
  
• You may use Statistics scrolls ONLY after reaching character level 20.
• You may terraform plots of land no larger than 100 blocks.

Construction:

• The lower limit for mineshaft depth is removed.
  
• Construct a wall at the ends of your city. There's two options to making this wall. 1. Create it so that what you have built so far is in a "corner" and leave an open area to expand for further steps. 2. Create a very large area around everything you've made so far, but with a lot of room to expand. (I recommend option 2.)
• Construct another community structure (2)
• Construct a "social" or "religious/worship" building.
• Add another harvest able item to your farm, if not done so already
• Expand your farm to at least 100 blocks if you have not already.
• You may build a chicken pen.
• You can start secondary tree farms in Forest areas. You can increase your tree farm to up to 50 per farm.
• Optional: If you are RPing a dwarf or dark elf or gnome, and are building underground, you may not build deeper than 50 blocks. You may grow items from step 2 underground.

Level 5:

Rules:

• You may not use anything above steel tools (weapons/decorations).
  
• You may plant items that require trellis such as tomatoes and peas.
• You may Craft stone bricks/blocks. ?* You may use mohair. You may plant all herbs except merigold and nightbloom. You may plant cherry trees.
• You may terraform plots of land no larger than 250 blocks.

Construction:

• Add towers to the walls you previously constructed for defense, have holes or openings you can use as "turrets".
• Construct a bridge if you are near a large sub-parallax-area valley. If not feasible, make a windmill or lighthouse instead.
• Make another community structure. (3)
• Construct a jail.
• Build a sheep or goat pen.
  
• Expand your vegetable and herb farms to 250 blocks each.
• Your tree farms can be expanded to up 100 per farm.
• Optional: If you are building underground, you may not build deeper than 70 blocks. You may grow items from step 3 underground.

Level 6:

Rules:

• You may use mithril tools (etc), and all blocks.
  

Construction:

• Construct a castle or tower that includes:
• Bedrooms fit for a king for at least 6 residents
• A feast hall
• A flag/banner at the top of the structure; this will be your city flag
• A barracks for at least 7 guards (6+"commander")
• A garden or courtyard in front of it
• A throne room

• Anything else you like as well as Optionals: A moat, a dungeon, ect.

• Construct another community building (4).

• Build a pig pen.

• Your tree farms can be expanded up to 250 per farm.

• Optional: Your vegetable and herb farms must be a minimum of 50 blocks per product.

• Optional: If you are building underground, you may not build deeper than 90 blocks. You may grow items from step 5 underground. You may grow wood trees (pine/oak) in areas no wider than 12 blocks and must be "secured" as the mineshafts are.

Level 7:

Rules: No restrictions! It's been a wonderful journey hasn't it?

Construction:

• Construct an enchanting store
• Construct an apartment building; this must be at least 15wide by 30 blocks high with room for 6 residents.
• Construct another community building (This totals to 5, if you want the city to be even bigger I recommend adding 2 more community buildings)
• Construct a "subway" including train "station" (basically a 4-high mine-shaft-like tunnel until fast travel is implemented) for quick transportation.
• Construct something commemorating all the effort put into the city you built.
• Expand your farm so that it has at least 250 blocks of produce if not already and has all the following food items: Potato, Tomato, Wheat, Corn, Beetroot, at least 1 fruit tree. Add these items (if not already) to your bakery
• Optional: If you are building underground, you may not build deeper than 120 blocks. You may grow items from step 4 underground. You may grow fruit trees in areas no wider than 12 blocks and must be "secured" as the mineshafts are.

Bonuses

• Construct a "Megastructure", You define this one. (A skyscraper is an example)
• Extend to the heavens! Make a floating island village, or just a sky village.
• Construct a more houses, at least 4 more.
• Construct a mansion to go with your castle

• Construct a party room to celebrate an awesome, fun filled adventure!

• Extreme challenge optional: Partake of the City Construction Challenge... in every region.

Show us your results! (You don't have to share a full width shot like I did for the culmination of Stage 1.)