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That is why this guide exists! This is meant to be something to spark inspiration, new ways to build, and so on. And plaese, do know that iths is still a work in progress at this time.
Still looking for a way to make a Paladin become an Eldritch Embassy, as I like to call it.
i hope to tinker with this game a lot more. i've been looking a game like this in which to make puzzle levels; i wonder how far the game engine can be taken in terms of item interactions. if you look at some of the more elaborate Mario Maker puzzle levels you'll see what i mean. for a long time i've wanted to be able to do stuff like that on pc.
this will help me a lot