saintcorpse

Added

• Every body part is now its own advancement — Eyes, Ears, Heart, Left Arm, Right Arm, Ribs, Legs, Spine — awarded the moment you actually wear that part (wearing the combined arms pair unlocks both arm advancements). Descriptions read Obtained the ....

• Power From Within — a new hidden advancement, awarded the moment a corpse part implants a Stand into you (left arm → Tusk, heart → D4C). It is granted only by that actual implant, never by "player happens to have a Stand", so getting a Stand the normal way does not unlock it. Requires the stand.standLink option, which is off by default.

Changed

• The advancement tree was rebuilt around the parts themselves. Removed The First Piece, All Eight, Sugar Mountain Spring and The Guard on the Snowline. The tree now reads: Where the Journey Begins → the eight parts → The Complete Corpse → Love Train → The Saint's Skull (now a hidden advancement, only visible once earned), with Sanctuary branching off The Complete Corpse. New text for the root, the complete corpse, Love Train and the skull; Sanctuary now reads simply "Set down the Complete Saint's Corpse."

Fixed

• A corpse map did nothing at all when the only piece you still needed was the left arm. Right-click produced no map, no message, nothing. The cause was a collision between two different notions of "already have it": the world ledger counts eight slots, and corpse_arms is one slot shared by arm_left, arm_right and arms_pair. The moment you traded for the right arm at the sugar tree, the ledger recorded "arms issued". When the map then asked "is the left arm already out in the world?", the ledger could only answer "an arm has been issued" — so the left arm was judged to exist already, and the Devil's Palm source (its only remaining home) was filtered out. With seven of eight pieces in hand that left zero sources, and the code path bailed out silently.
  • Arm parts no longer consult the ledger for this decision. The palm already tracks its own state (emptied), and the map checks it directly, so the ledger was both redundant and wrong there.
  • Failing to find anything is no longer silent. An empty source list now prints one of two lines: the corpse is already whole, or the map stirs but points nowhere. Silence was the worst possible answer — it looks identical to a broken item.