A new hammer builds small, both sizing hammers change size with Alt + scroll, and the Alfar's chests and core get bodies of their own. The hammers, the chests and the core were tested in game; the drone fix was not, 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.
The Trol's True Form can finally take a hit on purpose: it blocks and rolls. And four pieces that borrowed a vanilla look now have one of their own.
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 one-fix release. With the Valkyr body replacer, leaving a monster form brought your body back without its hair. Now the hair comes back too.
The Trol's True Form now wears Valheim's own forest troll, with a switch to keep the old one for player model mods. Race stations show and require their race, and most go on floors and in caves. The Sverm's Ravager attacks on the Seeker Brute's own animations. The Ulv sleeps when you sit. Plus a handful of fixes, most of them reported by players.
Two requests from players. Skeletons can keep the vanilla body for people who use a player model mod, and Trols can pick their own skin and hair colour.
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 player asked for a way to translate the mod. Every text it shows now lives in plain JSON files instead of its code, and it ships in English and Italian. On the way, Valheim 1.0 turned out to be sorting two of the mod's stations into the wrong build menu, the Trol's True Form was switching itself off, and the Aswid's Eclipse had never worked at all.
Two things, both about the difference between the machine an action happens on and the machine that decides what it means. A Trol's fists were being handed the boss bonus on the host's machine, where the hit does not belong to the local player. And every player's own config file was being read as truth, in a game where everyone has to agree on the numbers.