Your blows land on your own faction again, grudges hold in multiplayer, and form attacks and powers train the skill they scale with. None of it was tested in game, so please report what you find.
Forms now reel when something staggers them, their attacks cost stamina, and Skeletons can show their helmet. Most of the fixes come from lexsonn's reports.
A Fenrir's eyes now tell you when the beast is ready. Its forms finally build adrenaline on every hit, a Trenta with a full stomach can eat seeds again, and a handful of smaller fixes. The Discord has a new link: https://discord.gg/dW72ch6Sw5.
A fix release for v1.5.0. For some players every text of the mod read like
[rov_piece_sverm_broodmound_name], and the reports that followed turned up a Trol whose weapons
shrank, a Sverm market that sold nothing, and a Furling that stayed on fire after changing race.
A tester noticed wood going missing. Building something your race is not allowed to build showed the refusal, stopped the building, and then charged you for it anyway — because Valheim takes the cost in a step that never heard about the refusal.
Plus a gamepad problem with the same shape: a Skadi who could barely build, because every piece she placed also cast a spell.
Five tester reports, and four of them turn out to be the same shape of bug: something the mod computes for everyone except the player it belongs to. The Trol's height existed on every screen but their own. The Fenrir's forms animated for everyone but the transformed player's onlookers. A truced mob took a hit personally and forgot about it one frame later.
Jötunn 2.30 compatibility, the Trol's stomach learning the difference between a meal and a mead, and the first half of making a gamepad a real way to play this mod: every transformed form can attack from one now.
A defensive structure for the Trenta — the one race that had nothing to place until now — and a second button on the Race Menu Ward so a claimed progression tier can be dropped without ever opening the console.
One fix, and it's a multiplayer-only one: the peace every race is supposed to have with part of the world was silently failing for anyone who wasn't the client hosting the mob.
This build also swapped the Sverm's Yagluth form, which never made it into the changelog at the time — see the second half of this post.
Dragons get a sprint, a reverse gear and the ability to climb out of the sea. The Skeleton's progression finally does what its description has said all along. And three races stop being invisible to everyone but themselves.