Steelo's Skill Tree

Requires Steelo. Install both.

• The tree has been re-shaped. Every branch is now two paths off a central core, and choosing between them is the whole point:
  • The ring holds what you actually want — raw damage, armour, movement, double drops — but has no capstone.
  • The long arm holds the situational bits, and ends in the branch's one big ability.
• You can't buy your way to a capstone. It's gated on what you've spent on that long arm alone, so a full ring won't get you there. The filler is the price of the payoff.
• Rings can be walked either way round — the far node opens from whichever side you take first.
• 76 skills, up from 36.
• Your class gets its own arm in its own colours, with four skills and an ultimate:
  • Warrior → Last Stand · Rogue → Vanish · Ranger → Hawkeye · Mage → Manaflow
  • Engineer → Overclock · Farmer → Harvest · Miner → Motherlode · Alchemist → Elixir
  • Only your own class's arm exists. Change class and it's refunded in full.
• Skills cost what your class charges. A Warrior pays double for Mining, a Mage pays double for Fighting. Your own class arm is never surcharged, and the tree shows the price when it isn't the usual one.
• Respec refunds what you actually paid, not what the skills would cost today — so you can't buy cheap as one class and cash out as another.
• The Other branch's Alchemist skill is now called Herbalist, to keep it distinct from the Alchemist class.
• Upgrading from 1.x: your invested points carry over intact — the skills just sit in new places.