Dimraeth Guide: Classes, Races and What Early Access Really Has

The first main quests step by step: Learning to Build, the waygate to Earlwood and The Time Tardy Scout.

Fixes for the camp soft-lock, the title-screen kick and Maintaining the Defenses.

Every bugfix and quest change in the four hotfixes, from private chests to Furious Strike's health cost.

Why solo play runs heavier than joining a friend, and the settings players use to steady the frame rate.

What stamina and concentration pay for, how each refills, and what a perfect block does.

The free spellbook in Earlwood, the trainers who sell more, and the attribute requirements that lock a spell.

The first blueprints, what each station makes, and why eating and drinking matter for your bars.

Heirloom in the Loom, Food Scraps Request, Measure Twice, Bread for Steel and more: what the tracker wants and how to unblock it.

The A First Adventure search on the Earlwood map, the Dryad fight beside the boy, and who you report back to.

Where to find Pinewood Planks before you own a workbench, and where players find Heart Oak later.

Why consoles wait for the full release, and what you can play it on today.

Where each of the ten bounties' bosses spawns, the three world-event bosses, and the alpha wolf that does not count.

The route to the hidden tenth boss, the one thing that breaks it, and the last skill point players chase.

What the dash attack and the ranged and poison variants do, and how to stop dying to them.

Which attribute raises which damage, what auto-attacks count as, and where the game tells you.

How bag slots grow, what encumbrance is, and how to carry more potions into a fight.

The characters the first hours send you to, where they stand and what each one hands you.

What the difficulty setting changes, when you choose it, and whether it pays better.

What can be rebound, what cannot, and the controller setting for attacking where you face.

Class to the east and west, race to the north and south, and what a point buys.

Build plans for each class, with the attribute plan that goes with each.

Where storage chests are placed, why you run out of planks, and the tent that traps you.

Twelve slots, the forge, and why your armor never shows on your character.

The bounty loop for purple gear, where each set drops, and why one set keeps dropping.

What the store promises for relationships, and what recruiting to the Sanctum does.

The old AI voice notice, its disappearance, and what is still unanswered.

What Steam reviewers praise, what makes others refund, and how the two sides split by topic.