Update on 10/3/2024 10:06:06 AM.
Gauranlen Trees are now replantable.

Removed the low-speed Regeneration from last-tier for connection since it messed with people using the Blindness meme.

Buffed Regeneration on last tier dryads, because why not.

Update on 10/1/2024 9:35:15 PM.

Fixed missing MayRequire for Animus Stone.

Update on 10/1/2024 1:09:23 PM.

Lets hope it goes better this time. Tested quite extensively so it should be fine.

Reverted due to possible issues with the basic dryads.

Update on 9/29/2024 2:22:07 PM.

Added support for "Greater" Dryads.

Update on 9/28/2024 5:28:27 PM.

Medicine makers can now plants drugs, among other changes. Also exposed more settings to XML since there has been a a fair amount of interest from other modders on utilizing this mod.

[Auto-generated text]: Update on 9/28/2024 5:22:55 PM.

Update on 9/28/2024 3:49:42 PM.

Update on 9/27/2024 3:01:24 PM.

Some compatibility code for "Vanilla Ideology Expanded - Anima Theme", which,uh... actually has gameplay changes in its name despite describing itself as a texture mod in the description! :D

Also tweaked meditation settings and such to be more in line with it so there isn't some big change to meditation radius and stuff when added/removed.

Also added the shrines to the Anima Tree's linkables. Still just links to a max of 4 though, and the bonuses are pretty tiny.

Could probably have patched that up a lot without affecting balance much, but this isn't supossed to be a "fix anima tree linkables" mod. :'D

Update on 9/26/2024 9:41:37 AM.

Nerfed the frequency of the Animus Stones from tribal quests if you don't have one yet.

Also nerfed the frequency of getting it as a quest reward if you do have one.

For those commenting about getting them early. I changed the Anims Quest Item spawn logic to use the same stuff as Deathrest Capacity Serums, Archite Capsules (etc.), which means that wealth isn't being considered for them.

That is why you can sometimes get an early-game quest to deliver 120 dog leather to a tribal settlement in return for the 5000$ value stone.

In vanilla the value _is_ being considered which makes chances of seeing them astronomically rare since beyond an extremely limited set of quests from specific questions being able to spawn them, they also cost 5000 out of the max reward value of 0-5500$. Resulting in the stone basically not existing as a quest reward in practice. (also the specifics of the todo XML comment by Ludeon in there make it pretty clear that they were in the middle of implementing the XML for the reward and probably never got around to testing them at all.)