Secret Cultivation
This mod adds a Quality of Life (Nurture) Destiny with the following effects:
View enemy on map
Increase field of view by 5
Escape success probability 100%
Learn right answers when performing talk or debate with NPCs
Revive after 1 month when character dies
Marks Dungeon, Story and World Map resources within 999 range
This mod adds a hidden (Nurture) Destiny when the character cultivates on the world map with the following effects:
Bag slot quantity +1%
Max elixir stacks +1%
Item seal score -1%
All skill familiarity rate +1%
Exp rate +1%
HP increase rate +1%
Spirit stone market cost -1%
Stamina increase rate +1%
Permanently show the 5 range of view based on current position
Restore full durability for all artifacts
Modify skill points gained from next debate +1%
Increase stats of the tile under player’s feet by 10 in 5 range of view
Increase 1 level of any skill equipped by the character
Increase lowest spiritual/martial/battle/artisanship stat by 1 point
Mission rewards +1%
Alchemy output +1%
Alchemy stamina cost -1%
Monthly sect wage +1%
Skill cultivation exp +1%
Dual cultivation exp gain +1%
Affinity changes after interacting with an NPC +1%
Cultivate on map will recover 1 HP/MP/Focus every 1 exp
After interacting with an NPC, +1% NPC’s affinity change probability by 1
Learning skills when sparring probability +1%
Affinity increases 1 when escaping successful from NPC
Affinity increases 1 after winning a NPC in sparring
Gain knowledge after winning a NPC in sparring +1%
Heaven-chosen NPC Taoist Mind loss when humiliated +1%
When killing an NPC, chance to not increase Hatred +1%
Boost affinity when NPCs accept gifts +1%
The effects are stacked.
For example, if the character cultivates 10 attempts, bag slot will be increased by 10%
The more you cultivates, the stronger you become.
Other effects:
The mod will auto complete the last accepted mission every month.
So you can accept the sect mission and forget it.
This will reduce a lot of grinding as you spend more time working on your cultivation.
