GETTING LOST CAVES OF QUD UPDATE

Added a new quest in the main questline: Tomb of the Eaters.

Added many, many, many new creatures, NPCs, objects, and mechanics scattered across the Tomb and its surrounding environs.

There are now several archaeological features around the Tomb exterior, including the outer caryatid wall, the Arcade to the Twin Gates, and the Court of Sultans.

It's 12 stories tall, contains several historically striated sections, and includes ~100 maps. There's now a gigantic tomb complex built around the Spindle at Omonporch.

GETTING LOST CAVES OF QUD UPDATE

Here are the patch notes for our biggest update ever.

You can set debug commands to keys in the Key Mapping menu for cheating yourself out of holes and growing back limbs and such.After so many months, the Tomb of the Eaters has finally arrived.

You can turn off permadeath in the debug options if you have trouble getting out of the early game and want to see the rest of the world.

Take strength drugs to punch them hardest. Punch dudes’ lights out with your uncapped penetration bonus wizardfists. After a couple levels, you can freeze dudes solid and fart out sleeping gas if in a sticky situation your shell can’t protect you from.

BJQMMMEMBCB6BIBUCBDKDN aka “Scum Turtle”.

Take skills to get the ability to charge and hit an enemy with your axe, shield, and powerful horns all at once and basically just ruin their entire day in one action.

BEQMMMEMBLBOBPB1DN aka “The Minotaurtaur”.

Theres a main quest location with guaranteed regeneration access but it’s pretty dangerous. Try to lose as few limbs as possible if you don’t take the overpriced regeneration mutation or are True Kin.

Sources of limb regeneration are not exactly easy to find in Qud.

If you get a disease, the mayor of Kyakuya has a book for sale that contains recipes for cures.

On that note, don’t sleep on sources of secrets in general either, theyre very useful.

The water ritual can let you buy skills, items, secrets, and even allies with your faction rep.

Make inventory management choices accordingly.

Daggers and trade goods tend to be the most encumbrance-efficient way to carry water around early on, armour the least.

And it keeps track of immobile creature locations. This also works for finding containers (except baskets for some reason), items, and sultan shrines. How do you find it? Hold down the alt key.

“You see a croc and stop moving.” Unfortunately the croc is green and so is its background and so technically speaking you cannot in fact see the croc.

They’ll return to being friendly in a while. you took something that belonged to them and now they’re all hitting you, just… run away.

If you do something to piss off people you have good rep with e.g.

Warning: there are many skills that are in need of tuning or that are outright broken.

Wayfaring is also more or less in this category, as it helps you to avoid getting lost right into a lethal ambush.

Swift Reflexes, Spry, and Hurdle are defensive skills that every character benefits from.

There’s something weird about the northwest pool in Joppa.

You can steal from some of the chests in Joppa, if you make sure nobody can see what you’re doing.

You can and probably should complete all the Joppa quests before moving on, though.

The most recommended first quests available in Joppa are those Argyve the inventor gives you.

Don’t try randomized character builds as a beginner.

True Kin can eventually get multiple wizardnetic enhancements but they have a generally rougher early game, so keep that in mind.

If you take a bunch of mental mutations and jack up your ego stat to make them all ridiculously supercharged, extradimensional psychic assassins will come to take your soul.

Some reward high investment, some are more or less buy-and-forget.

Not all mutations benefit as much from investing in them.

Mutants have the easier early game, if you take the right mutations.

Try to get at least 18 strength/agility/toughness on basically every character you make.

Combat is a good help entry to read after playing the game for a while, but won’t be very easy to understand before playing the game.

It’s recommended to ignore the other entries, their subjects are mostly fairly self-evident. Ten Things You Should Do When You Start To Play.Things to Know Before Playing Important Informationīefore you do anything else, go into the Help section and read the following entries: Prebuilt Beginner Character Build Codes.

Getting lost caves of qud