JRoguePG news & patch notes

• The secret endgame boss has been changed. Each form now has two possible abilities it may use at the end of each round. Since this makes the boss harder, each form's offensive stats have been lowered slightly.
• Guard now lasts until the REAL end of the round. Many enemies, especially later game bosses, have abilities that they will use at the end of a round. Previously Guard ended before these abilities. It now stays active until absolutely everything is resolved.
• There is a new message that will pop up on a new screen if you have a Ferocious Lure active. Players were getting confused with things like bosses and destiny chests that do weird things with ferocious monsters.
• The Lancer's jump ability base damage has been increased a bit.
• The thrust skill Lunge and the M.Arts skill Suplex have both been made stronger. Too often you felt penalized using these skills if your character didn't have the additional stat required to make them powerful.
• There was an issue with Berserkers uncontrollably killing a certain someone in Hub 3. They're now stunned during this battle.
• After SO MANY updates, I have finally fixed the wording for Help Ally. It said 33% increase to all stats, but it has always done 25% ever since beta testing... I just kept forgetting to change it. However, Help Ally now increases a few new things! Helping an ally now increases Crit chance, physical evasion, and magic evasion by 5%.

New Niomi Options

Your favorite crossover magi Niomi has a whole new list of options for you to use your late game Reclaimed Souls on. The most expensive one yet is on there (a whopping 50 souls!). Go see what it is any why it's so expensive. I think you'll like what you find. ːsteamsunnyː

End Boss tweaks

You can thank your friend Evil Gambio for this one ːsteammockingː: the secret endgame boss is now slightly harder. It has higher offense slightly and a couple of the forms have new abilities. Also, a couple of the endgame bosses had a low chance that the Assassin skill Assassinate could end them in one hit. This chance has been reduced to zero, but all the other bosses still have a chance of it working.

New End Boss

What is this mysterious realm?

The final boss wasn't enough for you? Now there's an extra secret endgame boss for you to throw your best party comps at. But how do you get here? Try Erstel's advice he gave you for Biome 5 on the end boss' chambers. See what happens. ;-) This new boss is only reachable if you've previously beaten the game.

I don't want to spoil much, but where the original final boss was figuring out how to overcome a regular, predictable situation, this extra boss changes forms EVERY round. You'll have to learn how each form acts and reacts to succeed. If you do defeat it, you will receive a whopping 20 Reclaimed Souls (the normal end boss gives you 10) and then you'll proceed to the ending. There are new regular and hard mode achievements for defeating the new boss! To quote Smash TV... good luck, you'll need it. :-D

More Skills for Purchase

More class skills are now available with Niomi in exchange for Reclaimed Souls. Yes, Nuke and Nuke Area are in there. ;-)

That's all! What's your favorite unusual party build? Post it in the discussion board.

Please take a moment to give a quick review of the game. It helps a ton. Happy Rift Diving!

-Andrew

Hey everyone! Lots of tweaks in this update! Some big ones and many smaller ones.

Thaumaturgist Nerf (You knew it was coming)

Pretty reliably, most players agree that Thaumies were too good. I've tried to do a couple small things to balance them, but they're still too useful in too many situations and/or expolitable. Several ideas were discussed on how to balance them, but I think I've found the right solution to not change what is good and fun about them, but still knock them down a peg and make them less exploitable.

New Magi

After defeating Extol, a mysterious new portal will appear on the southwest side of the main hub. Within is a new magi whose purpose is for adding late game usage for the meta currency Reclaimed Souls. Previously, once you unlocked everything, souls did nothing. Now, there will always be a use for them.

Currently only two features are competed with the new magi: 1. A souls shop for powerful items like Mythril Shurikens, Ferocious Lures, and Mega Elixirs, and 2. more skills to equip in your active and passive skill slots! There will be many more to come, so if a skill or spell you really want isn't there, suggest it in the forums.

More will be added to the new magi soon!

Time Flux Rework

Time Flux. If you've used a Wizard to late game, you know how powerful this spell is. Too powerful. I've been brainstorming for weeks on how to fix it. I know some players will hate me for this, but...

Time Flux no longer adds its effect on the caster, only the other 3 allies. This fixes so many issues with the spell. To counteract this major reword, the MP cost has been lowered significantly to only 60 MP down from 80 MP. You can still cast it every turn for an incredible boon to your team, but the one casting it is now stuck doing only that (probably). The Support Satchel 90RP skill works the same way.

Weak Attacks

The previous update reworked the formula for weak attacks, but too much power was given to them from another source than the attack stat. They are weaker now compared to the last update, but Attack still affects it the same. Stack attack if you want Weak Attacks to land hard.

Blink

The spell Blink is meant to be a support skill. People were using Thaumaturgists to cast it on themselves, then easily do 6 weak attacks each round. Throw in a Genji Glove or two and... it was broken. Blink can no longer be cast on the one casting it, only other allies.

One other minor change. The Power Fragment "Random Buffs/Debuff" previously gave you two random stats buffed and one debuffed. It was confusing and cluttered the screen. Now it's just simply "Random Buff" and gives all your characters one random stat buff each battle that stacks with all other buffs.

That's all! Take a moment to review the game if you haven't yet. It really helps the game get discovered by more people.

-Andrew

Another small update for you! Several bug fixes and a few small balancing tweaks.

Balancing changes

• Weak Attacks were too strong especially if you stacked attack. I find if you get enough weak attacks, they out-damaged all other skills except maybe the 100RP attack types. Weak attacks now stack with less of your party member's attack power but incorporate how many levels your party has gained (previously it was based on the character's level which broke the enemies using weak attacks because they don't have levers and every weak attack did 0 damage. That's fixed)

• It was too easy to save scum before! Now the "Your party has been defeated" message is only on screen for a second before disappearing and an autosave triggers. If you want to save scum, you'll have to either be quick on the reset or quit the battle before the final blow.

• Paladin, sorry bud, your defense has been decreased. The class still has the best defense of all classes, but it's just a little less ridiculously strong.

• Rogue got a buff. They are supposed to be the high evasion class, but the 20% physical and magic evasion passive wasn't enough to really feel impactful. Even after several evasion items, the class still got hit too often. Both physical and magic evasion are now 25% instead of 20%.

• Mage Rings now give a little less magic power. It previously wasn't enough of a difference between the focus crystals and the mage rings and it was usually better to just take the mage ring. Now focus crystals give a comparatively larger amount of magic power.

• The price of the Time Broach from Blobby has been increased since it can potentially have such a drastic change on your party's strategy.

Notable bug fixes

I've been doing new game+ runs and finding bugs.

• On a new game+, the guy you meet in Hub 3 now works as intended.

• The Hex Blade prompt at the start of a run should now charge the character's weapon as expected.

That's all for today! Have fun storming the rift!

-Andrew

Less hard Hard mode

I've been deep diving into hard mode the last couple weeks to fine tune the balance and it was simply too hard. It wasn't fun. Thus, hard mode has been made slightly easier once again.

Hard mode is now... HP, MP, Agility: 90%

Attack, Defense, Magic, Magic Resist: 80%

Luck: 50%

I made the stat changes less drastic for all stats except max HP and Luck.

Never forced detrimental Choice Chest options

There were a few Choice Chest options that only had options for some kind of negative effect (for example one that gave you good stuff, but both options took away all of your Dispel Herbs) that have been changed to be less potentially punishing. There are still several that force you into a challenge like fighting a Mimic or being poisoned in the next battle, but those are risk/reward situations instead of forced negative consequences.

Bug fixes

Lots of little inconsequential bug fixes and typos have been fixed, but some notable ones:

• On a new game+ after, you'd get a black screen of death after defeating Extol. This has been fixed.

• Backing out of the guy who gives you stuff (avoiding spoilers) on Hub 3 now doesn't make you lose the option of getting an item

• "Skip Ending" now works as expected.

• Fixed the offhand weapon Falcon Claw. It was giving a buff it wasn't supposed to and therefore extremely overpowered.

That's all for now! Has anyone done any new game+ fewest runs attempts? If so, how'd it go?

-Andrew Ryan Henke

Hello everyone! I have a lot of relatively impactful changes in this update from my intense playing of the game on Hard Mode and from community feedback.

Class Changes:

• Acolyte now learns Group Heal I at level 3 instead of 4 and Group Heal II at level 17 instead of 18.

• Lancer All 3 jump skills are now certain hit and slightly more damage based on character level. One time missing a Jump you waited 3 turns for was enough to make you never want to use a Lancer again. lol. Now Jumps can't miss. Yay!

• Thaumaturgist base evasion and luck has been lowered slightly. (Don't worry, they got the new spell Levitation too. See below)

• Druid got the new spell Levitation.

• Rogue: New skill learned at level 14. Ethereal Mist, 70RP, 90% chance of inflicting Blinded status (-50% accuracy) on all enemies. There are very few skills/spells that can inflict Blinded, so this gives the Rogue a little more unique flair and usefulness.

• Berserker now learns Desperation Attack at level 16.

• Knight counter-attack chance changed from 25% to 33%.

• Trapper: All trap skills now do significantly more damage. Caltrops 200% -> 300%. Bear Trap 400% -> 600%. Explosive Trap 800% -> 1000%.

Other Changes:

• New spell Levitation for Thaumaturgist and Druid. Target ally is completely immune to Ground and Low damage. It also increases Agility by 20% (on top of regular Agility buffs).

• Equipment that already reduces MP costs now is a little less effective. For example, Spirit Orb used to lower MP cost by 50%. It now lowers it by 40%. These were just a bit too powerful if stacked letting players have basically infinite Time Flux and Group Barriers and the like. The 20% MP cost rate deduction from the Healer class skill passive has not been changed.

• The Support Satchel skill Mana leaf now restores 40% max MP instead of 50%. Was too stronk!

• Hard mode offensive stats alteration is now back to 75% (instead of 70%) like they were before changes a few patches ago. Hard mode battles were simply taking too long and were a little too difficult.

• New skill for maces to replace Flail- Chain Spin. Mace- Spirit Drain! It's a physical attack that drains the target's MP. It deals High damage. Won't work if target has no MP.

• Lowered the max MP of many enemies to a reasonable amount so it is possible for them to run out of MP (but probably not bosses). I also noticed and fixed a couple enemies that had spells they couldn't use because they had no MP. For example the Huldufolk in the snowy biome are supposed to have various offensive and healing spells. They'll actually use them now.

• Healing Breeze and Healing Gust potions do a little less healing to match Healing Potions and Potent Healing Potions. The prices for the items have been lowered slightly to accommodate.

• Fixed several bugs reported by the community. Thank you to ever one who reported!

I love hearing everyone's feedback! Thank you for playing my game.

-Andrew

New item type: Satchels!

It's not a purse, sheesh!

Shout out to player Zanerus for the suggestion.

Satchels will appear in the silver rare chests in biomes 1-4 and the gold/red equipment chests in biomes 5-6. They are also available for purchase once you unlock either of the last two Accessories upgrades.

Any character can equip a satchel. The idea behind this equipment type is to give more versatility to all classes at the cost of a shield slot or an offhand weapon slot (you can purchase either the shield slot or the offhand weapon slot versions, or when you earn one in a chest you get the option of either version).

Each Satchel grants three entirely brand new skills (brand new to the game and to the character when they equip it). Each satchel has a 10RP, a 40RP, and a 90RP skill which slots in between the weapon skill RP costs.

Battle Satchel

• 10RP Barbed Wire - Single target Low attack that cannot miss. Not too much power, but it inflicts Tied Down status. This lets anyone remove a target's evasion or magic reflection (looking at you Banshees).

• 40RP Acid Vial - Single target attack that deals no damage but makes all attack types (High, Ranged, etc.) deal 50% more damage for 3 rounds. This stacks with already existing weaknesses, so it can be used to add a little weakness to whichever attack type you need or make an existing weakness even greater!

• 90RP Pepper Spray - Single target attack with no damage that has a 100% chance of inflicting Stun! The only skill in the game with a 100% chance of Stun. Remember some enemies have resistances to various status effects. 100% chance can still fail especially on mini bosses and bosses.

Support Satchel

• 10RP Adrenaline - Goes first in the round. Target has their agility multiplied by 2 for 3 rounds. A skill recommended by players in the discussions. The idea is to be able to make sure a character goes first in the round for a few turns as long as they don't have terrible Agility.

• 40RP Mana Leaf - Restores 50% of target's max MP and cures Head Injury.

• 90RP Dark Matter - Same effect as the Time Flux spell (All characters get an extra turn for the next round). Now you don't HAVE to have a Wizard in your party to TIme Flex (see what I did there) on your enemies.

Medic Satchel

• 10RP Vaccine - Same effect as the Inoculate spell (target resists almost all status effects for 5 rounds)

• 40RP Spirit Surge - Heal all allies equal to 5 times the user's magic resist.

• 90RP Mending Gas - Remove all Injury status effects from all allies. Also, allies gain 20% of their max HP per round for 10 rounds. This gives characters another way to get rid of pesky injuries and also sets up the Regenerate status effect.

Other Changes

Hard Mode

A previous nerf to attack and magic in hard mode went too far. Attack and Magic stat change was 33% less and now it is 30% less. It was hard to pierce enemies armor and magic resist and dragged battles out too long.

Ferocious Monsters

Ferocious monsters are still a bit too strong. Their offense was decreased in a pervious update. It is getting decreased again. The boost to ferocious monsters' attack and magic is now only 10% more.

Fewest Runs Win Achievements

The six achievements related to beating the game in as few runs as possible have been made a little easier. The change was made to both the 3 regular difficulty achievements and the 3 hard difficulty achievements.

Least Decades Win - Bronze - Win in 12 decades or less (it was 10)

Least Decades Win - Silver - Win in 7 decades or less (it was 6)

Least Decades Win - Gold - Win in 5 decades or less (it was 4)

Assassinate Skill on Bosses

A player pointed out the Assassinate skill will sometimes work on bosses. This wasn't the original plan/design for the skill, but the more I thought about it, the more I liked it. Assassins have the issue of being less useful against bosses since they can't get a lucky insta-kill like they can with normal battles. Now the Assassinate skill has a chance of doing just that! The chances are lower than on regular enemies, but it is possible.

Willpower Buff

The Wizard skill Willpower now gives the user 25% of their max MP instead of 20%.

That's it! I am always striving to make the game as fun and balanced as possible. If you have any suggestions, hop in the discussions. If you have a moment, please review the game. It helps tremendously.

-Andrew Ryan Henke

Hello everyone! I hope your 2026 is off to a great start.

Just a few small changes today:

• Added text to the Commander skill "Choose Starting Formation" and the Hex Blade skill "Choose Starting Element" that warns the player that it will kick them out of the menu and straight into battle again when you're in the menu after a resurrection is triggered. I'm looking for a solution to the issues.

• All of the enemies in the final biomes now drop stuff! Previously only a few did. The chances are low for most of them... but if you get a drop, it's usually something VERY good. Some have a small chance of dropping the best equipment in the game.

• Sea Serpent is now a little less powerful and less likely to use Tsunami III. Its splash skill was also changed to physical damage as it was originally intended.

• Bodyguards in the Wizard Tower biome now use Healing Breeze potions (300HP to all) instead of Healing Gust potions (600HP to all). In hard mode they still have a chance of using Healing Gust.

• The Muramasa and Masamune have been made slightly more powerful.

Upcoming features (no ETA yet):

• A new Magi after you've beaten Extol that will give you new mega progression options that require a much greater amount of Reclaimed Souls to unlock. This is to give players at least some use for their souls once they have unlocked everything.

• Biome practice arena. It's just on the drawing board at the moment, but the idea is once you've unlocked a biome, you can choose that biome in the hub and practice the battles to learn the enemies and try strategies without anything on the line.

I hope you're enjoying the game! Comment in the discussion board if you see any issues or want to suggest anything. As always, if you have a moment, please review JRoguePG. It helps small indie games so much with getting discovered.

-Andrew

Hello everyone!

This tiny update fixes a couple minor bugs. The only notable change is to Ferocious monsters. Since them going an extra time each round is already such a huge buff, I lowered their attack and magic power slightly. They were 120% and now they are 115%.

There are a few enemies that were designed to do one strong full party spell/attack each round. Going twice was terrible for those enemies. Hopefully now it will be a little easier to weather that storm. (I personally lost a run to a Ferocious Leviathan in the final biome that party wiped me turn 1 with two Tsunami III in a row. Not ideal...)

Happy new year!

-Andrew

Just a small update fixing some minor bugs and a few small tweaks and additions.

• Arcane Boon now grants 50% more MP! (It's still not a ton, but it's something!)

• In a character's status screen, it now lists the weapons and armor they can use

• Fixed the animation for Battlemage's 100RP skill Vertigo Blast

• Hex Blade's Elemental Resonance skills now que up the Diablerie Staff's Conflagration too! ːsteamhappyː

• Added weakness icons under enemies for the new Holy and Evil elements

Hello everyone! I am implementing several changes based on player feedback.

New Elements!

There are two new elements! These are unique because they do not interact with the other magic elements via the Circle of Elements. They are Holy and Evil elements. Some enemies are weak to one or the other and that's as complicated as it gets. Enemies like zombies that are unholy or evil will likely be weak to the Holy element. Enemies that seem holy or perfect in some way are likely weak to the Evil element.

Spells and skills that deal Holy damage:

The spell Holy that Healers and Clerics learn. The Paladin's Holy Smite I and II skills, and the new 40RP Cleric skill Smite Evil.

Spells and skills that deal Evil damage:

The Elementalist skills Reality Collapse I and II (more about them later), the 80RP Kama skill Reaper's Harvest, the 50RP wand skill Necrotic Siphon, and the Samurai skill Dishonorable Dispatch

Class Changes:

Changes to Elementalist:

Added 30RP skill Reality Collapse I for Elementalist (and changed the previously named Reality Collapse to Reality Collapse II). They do Evil damage!

The Elementalist skill Spirit Curse has had its RP cost lowered from 25 to 10.

Changes to Druid:

Druids get a modest buff to magic power at the cost of slightly lower attack and defense stats.

The Druid spell Upheaval was previously (incorrectly) a certain hit spell. It now functions as it should as a normal spell.

Druid Poison and Poison Cloud's chances of inflicting poison has been increased.

Changes to Paladin:

This is a VERY small nerf to Paladins. They have slightly less base Defesne. Also relevant to Paladins, heavy armor yields slightly less armor.

Also defense is slightly less effective against single target enemy attacks now. In other words, enemy single target physical attacks now calculate in the target's defense stat at a slightly lower amount.

Changes to Cleric:

They have a new skill! Smite Evil! It hits all enemies for 40RP dealing Holy damage and having a good chance of inflicting the Defenseless status.

Other Changes:

Head Injury Rework:

During development, Head Injury was basically the classic "Silence" status effect. It prevented all magic. As I playtested, I found this too punishing. A silenced Healer = dead party. I changed it to lower magic power and defense drastically so you could still cast the magic but it would be much less potent. The issue with this (how it was up until this update) was it worked fine when your party members got a Head Injury, but if you landed a Head Injury on an enemy who casted magic... their magic was now so impotent that they were ignorable.

The change:

Head Injury now lowers magic Defense by 50%, magic power by only 25%, but MP cost rate doubled.

Hopefully this is a good balance between being an annoying status effect that you want to (but don't absolutely have to) remove from your casters while also not crippling enemy magic users.

Other small changes and bug fixes:

• Fixed a bug where the final end boss would be still laying on the ground on a second playthrough.

• Fixed a bug where you could lose Hard Mode status effect when you should still have it.

• The classes tutorial now says if a class is unlocked yet or not.

• Most players in the discussion board agree Time Flux on Wizard is incredibly strong. A small attempt to balance it is now the MP cost is changed from 75 to 80.

• The elemental weapons doing their magic effect at the end of the round now takes less time.

• The animation for the 80RP Staff skill Dervish Dance now animates how it was originally intended.

I hope these changes help balance things a bit while making the game more fun. Join the discussion board to add your opinions about balancing or suggestions for new features. As always, please take a moment to review JRoguePG. It helps tremendously. Sincerely,

Andrew Ryan Henke

Hey everyone! The game has 10 positive reviews now. Thank you to everyone who purchased the game and reviewed it. It means the world to me to hear your feedback. Speaking of feedback, there's a lively discussion on class balancing, status effects, and more in the discussion board. Go check it out! From these discussions, I've decided to make a few changes to the game. Patch notes:

• The Battlemaster class can now use every main hand and offhand weapon (except ninja only offhand swords and claws) instead of shields.

• Tied Down and Slow status effects have been reworked. They both lower the target's Agility stat by 50%. After that, they each have their unique niches of when they'd be useful. Tied down hurts magic users more while Slow hurts attackers more now.

• Tied Down: Agility -50%, Evasion -100%, Mag evasion -100%, Magic Reflection -100%

• Slow: Agility -50%, Evasion -50%, Mag evasion -50%, Critical Hit Rate -100%, Hit rate (Accuracy) -20%, counter attacks -100%

• The status effect Head Injury still lowers the target's Magic Resistance by 75%, but now it lowers magic power by only 50% (it used to also be lowered by 75%)

• Paladin was too good. Sorry. They lost their Group Life I and Group Life II spells. You can still get Group Life II with Power Fragments and cast it with Paladins though.

• The Ranger level 15 class skill has been changed. It used to be Nature's Blessing. It is now Hog Tie. This change was made to give you an option to deal with enemies that have magic reflection. Previously there was no way to deal with the reflection other than just not casting spells on them.

• Healing spells were tweaked in the previous patch to rely less on magic power and more on simply the character's level. This was to balance classes built with a ton of magic power outclassing healers. I think I went a little too far to that side and have dialed it back slightly. Magic power now helps healing magic slightly more (though still much less than two patches ago).

• Enemy healing spells are now increased significantly. They were healing for almost nothing previously.

That's it! I hope you all are enjoying the game. Jump in the discussion board and add your two cents on what you like, don't like, or would like to see changed. I read it all. If you haven't yet, please take a moment to review JRoguePG. It helps tremendously. Happy Holidays everyone!

-Andrew

Hey everyone! The artist who did all the character art for JRoguePG is PsephRain8. She did a fantastic job and the game is really brought to life with her original art. Please give her some love over at her socials. If you ever get the chance to hire her or recommend her art, I had a great experience and would 100% recommend her.

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How are your runs going? Are you getting farther each time? Do you have any ridiculous party comps or class builds you've found. Share them in the discussions!

-Andrew

After some suggestions in the discussion board, several class rebalances have been made. Also a couple minor bugs have been fixed.

Ethers are cheaper! Yay! I changed them from 80g to 50g.

Class changes

Warrior: All three power attack skills have been buffed. Power attack 1 and 3 simply do more damage now. Also, they all now ignore most of an enemy's armor. This gives the skills a little more of a unique niche as well as a buff.

Knight and Lancer: Phalanx is now 25RP instead of 30RP.

Knight: Rallying Cry is now 90RP instead of 100RP.

Fighter: Both Break Armor and Break Resistance have had their RP cost lowered from 25RP to 15RP. The damage for both was reduced slightly, but they still ignore the target's defense.

Fighter and Battlemaster: Desperation Attack now goes first in the round.

Skirmisher: Opportunistic Strike now has a higher chance of inflicting the Defenseless status effect. Also, the Defenseless status effect's bonus damage has been increased from 25% to 33%.

Saboteur: Our poison flinging friends got the biggest changes in this update. They have a new, additional passive! Every attack a saboteur makes has a 5% chance of inflicting Stun! Poison Bomb has a higher chance of inflicting Poison. Flash Bomb requires a little less RP to use now. Petrification Needles keeps the same chance of inflicting Stone, but the damage on the two attacks was increased substantially. Concussion Grenade can now also inflict Defenseless at a 75% chance.

Ninja: You now get one Mythril Shuriken in your inventory for free at the start of a run if you have a Ninja in your party (you still get the normal 5 Shurikens).

Druid: The animal companion now deals more damage and heals more HP.

Battlemage: Can now equip 2 accessories instead of only 1!

Bug fixes

Since the previous update changed how healing spells worked, they stopped working entirely for enemies. This is now fixed.

Once you visit a biome for the first time, the Monsterpedia is supposed to show the title of the biome above the monsters from that biome. It wasn't previously. If you have already played the game, your Monsterpedia will look a little funny without the biome titles, but once you enter that biome for the first time or again, it'll fix it.

Thank you for all the feedback! I'm loving hearing your opinions of the game difficulty, balance, strategies, etc. Have fun storming the rift!

-Andrew

Hey everyone! To all who have purchased JRoguePG with only a couple positive reviews, thank you for your leap of faith! ːsteamsunnyː I hope you are enjoying the game so far.

I just pushed a small update fixing a couple typos and minor issues. Rebalanced:

Hard mode is a little harder now mostly in the offense category. Healing spells and life spells have been rebalanced. Previously, magic power was much more important to the amount of HP restored. This made it so a really powerful magic attacker who also had healing spells outclassed the dedicated healing classes too much. Now healing spells will do more healing with less magic power and will be less radically strong with a ton of magic power. The same is true for all the Life spells as well. I hope you're having fun! Feel free to comment anything in the discussion board. I check it and reply regularly.

-Andrew Ryan Henke

It's happening!!! JRoguePG comes out today Dec. 5th! Join me tonight the moment JRoguePG is released for a live stream where I (the sole developer) will play the game, talk strategy, answer any questions, and chill and enjoy the moment. I will start at 8:00PM EST (the same time the game will be released for purchase). The live stream link (or just go to the JRoguePG steam store page): https://steamcommunity.com/broadcast/watch/76561197972349832

December 5th is the official release date for JRoguePG! How many heroes will you sacrifice to Extol before ridding the world of evil?

We are still a few months out from a full release, but the JRoguePG demo is now available!

-Play the first two stages of the game including 11 different biomes.

-Unlock and play as most of the playable classes.

-Get a head start on growing your power by earning permanent buffs in preparation for the full game because your save file will carry over!

Wishlist the full game now!

Note: There is some placeholder art for the different class face portraits. My artist Pseph is finishing them up as I post t his! :-) @psephrain8