A New Build is OUT - Patch 1.1.21 - Codename: Spectacular
Hey everyone,
Originally, we haven’t scheduled a patch before the next DLC, but since that is still in progress and you’ve reported a few larger bugs – which is always much appreciated – we decided to release one anyway. The new major scouting features are still being tested, however, we squeezed in a few smaller changes into this build, so it’s more than just a simple hotfix. Event image panning is a new effect you may have heard of already, while House Venari and the Carpenters’ Guild becoming one another’s associates is a meaningful change in the life of the comitati roaming Terra Supra. Furthermore, we have turned on ‘Cloudsaves’. It’s supposed to be easy-peasy but getting the config and cross-platforms sync right took longer than we initially anticipated. Nevertheless, we managed to crack it eventually! Please give us a shout if it works or not. Thank you! Important for macOS users: if you cannot find your save files, please refer to this post about the possible folders they may be located in.
Now let's jump into the patch details.
Important Note: Considering the extent of the improvements, there is little to no chance that we broke nothing in the process. Assume that we did not want to make anyone's life harder. If you see something amiss, please flag it to us using the usual channels, like the inbuilt reporting tool (F1 button), forums, and our Discord server.
Carpenters Guild and House Venari are each other's associates from now on
Some crew stats (mostly Reptile beasts’) have been slightly tweaked
User Interface Improvements :pencil:
Event and Settlement image panning added
Closing enlarged settlement picture with ESC now works
Finndurarth's Fly II skill will not change skill slots
Bug Fixes :bug:
Deploy max number of characters is working properly again (no more exploits here, sorry)
Dead Weight related crash fixed
Bladedance layering fixed
Taunted AI improved
What’s Coming Up Next
Scouting Changes
Glossary (beta)
Knowledge Ambition (Codex-related victory)
Sunken Tower free DLC
Currently Known Issues:
Escort tasks-related anomalies
Crew combat chance percentages are sometimes shown in reverse
Stay tuned and conquer the wasteland! - The Lost Pilgrims Team ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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A New Build is OUT - Patch 1.1.20 - Codename: Roamers of the Wasteland
Hello all,
The team has been hard at work on a variety of impactful changes; this build is the culmination of those changes in the lead-up to our upcoming free content: The Sunken Tower (DLC). A teaser about the Tower and its associated knowledge victory questline is coming soon.
The build itself introduces several quality of life improvements to general gameplay, including Quick Camp, automarch, daytime hunting and foraging, and automatic supply acquisition. The goal of these changes is to streamline core gameplay loops and minimize micromanagement for players who enjoy those less while still leaving the same options open for others. For more information about specifics regarding these changes you can view our recent devlog post, which covers each change in detail and check out our summary video below: Important Note: Considering the extent of the improvements, there is little to no chance that we broke nothing in the process. Assume that we did not want to make anyone's life harder. If you see something amiss, please flag it to us using the usual channels, like the inbuilt reporting tool (F1 button), forums, and our Discord server. --------------------------------------------------
Patch 1.1.20 - Codename: Roamers of the Wasteland
New Features
Daytime Supply Acquisition (aka Hunting and Foraging)
Set up Auto Supply Acquisition rules during camp
Automarch option
Quick camp option
Bug Fixes
Slice and Dice animation sped up
Overwatch skills now break move+attack skills
Conduit now has its proper POW animation
Various smaller fixes/polish
Coming up next
Scouting design changes
Glossary (beta)
Sunken Tower free DLC
Knowledge Ambition (a Codex-related victory path) and related quests
Stay tuned and conquer the wasteland! - The Lost Pilgrims Team ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Devlog #61 | Feature Request Update & New Features
Hello All,
Back in October, when we published the game, we opened up a pinned discussion on our Steam Community Hub where our players were encouraged to post improvement ideas. The topic received 82 posts containing hundreds of ideas. We’ve been monitoring them but between managing a steady supply of ad hoc issues, hiring new Pilgrims, and creating and publishing the Vorax DLC, we didn’t have much time to give the matter the attention it deserves – until recently!
After combing through these posts, we then further consolidated repeated requests and related ones, eventually arriving at the list of 48 suggestions shown below. From there, we were able to discuss, debate, and eventually categorize everything to a point where we could move forward with development for those features.
After examining and considering various suggestions, it quickly became clear that the most talked-about improvements were pertaining to map movement, camping, and scouting. As a result, we ended up focusing on the first two of these, and we will be releasing a new build with a variety of additional features that correspond to the requests made in the near future. In this post, we would like to discuss a few of those features.
New Features
Automarch and Quick Camp
Quick Camp and Automarch will make exploring the Wasteland easier and more efficient. While they will be turned off by default, you will be able to turn them on in the Options menu under Game Settings.
Toggling Automarch on will make it so that when you choose to travel beyond your normal Movement Points (MP) limit, your comitatus will proceed forward and expend March Points automatically. With this feature toggled off, you will instead automatically stop moving when you run out of MPs.
Multiple quality of life changes have been made to camping, too. First off, you will no longer need to go to a node before deciding to camp, you may now also simply click the normal camp icon at your destination node, and when you get there, the camp UI will pop up automatically.
Quick Camp, on the other hand, is an entirely new feature. When toggled on through Game Settings, it will give you an additional option from the radial menu when you travel, which allows you to instantly camp, ending the day without the usual camp UI popping up. Quick Camp will use all the settings you have locked in from your previous regular camp, such as how much you wish to pay your crew or how many rations you want to give them.
The below image shows exactly how these features will look: the top left tent icon will make your camp UI pop up when you reach that destination, while the colored tent icon is for Quick Camp.
Daytime Supply Acquisition
As an alternative to acquiring supplies when you camp and end the day, you will be able to also acquire supplies during the day! This can often be useful, as the node you choose to hunt or forage on may have a significant impact on the results.
In almost all cases, this will cost 2 Movement Points (MP). If you do not have any remaining MP, it will instead cost 1 Vigor. You can send out multiple hunting and foraging expeditions during a day, though these will face increasing penalties depending on the outcome of previous attempts.
Supply Auto-acquisition settings
You might also notice that we have renamed the whole process to ‘Acquire Supplies’, partly because of another new feature we will be integrating, namely, ‘Auto-acquire Supplies’. This feature functions just how it sounds: it allows the player to set predetermined conditions that will automatically get your workers, scouts, and slaves to the task of hunting and foraging, provided that the node you occupy meets those conditions.
In the example below you can see the new feature in action; the top slider below each category represents the minimum chance of success for that action to be triggered when you next strike camp. Here, the auto-action requires an average base chance of success of 48% for hunting and 30% for foraging, respectively. Below that, we can see another slider that represents the minimum average supply yield from a node, which can function as an independent condition or together with the above slider, simply by toggling the two buttons that sit between them.
That’s all for today. We will be releasing our new build shortly (probably next week), and are currently developing a large piece of free DLC content: The Sunken Tower. A teaser about the Tower and its associated knowledge victory questline is coming very soon.
Until then – as always – stay safe and conquer the wasteland! The Lost Pilgrims Team
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We fixed a bug that broke a few major questlines. Also, the Prologue (free Demo version of the game) has been updated, so if you have been hesitant to give it a go, now is the time to check out what the game looks like for free!
macOS save folder back and forth glitch
Previously, there had been a macOS issue, wherein the game created new save game folders, thus leading players to believe that their saves were lost. That issue could be solved manually, but the game once again uses the correct folder, so the saves need to be placed back into their original folder.
In both cases these folders can be found following this path: /Users/username/Library/Application Support
If you have any problems, feel free to contact us on our Disord server.
Important Note: Considering the extent of the improvements, there is little to no chance that we broke nothing in the process. Assume that we did not want to make anyone's life harder. If you see something amiss, please flag it to us using the usual channels, like the inbuilt reporting tool (F1 button), forums, and our Discord server.
Stay tuned and conquer the wasteland! - The Lost Pilgrims Team ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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A New Build is OUT - Patch 1.1.15 - Codename: Notas Et Effectus
Hey everyone,
As usual, we’ve been working on fixing issues and adding new features as well as improvements. The most significant additions include our new name generator, along with the custom journal and chart notes features. As for improvements, besides smaller optimizations across various parts of the game, we have made the Companion Combat AI significantly faster while the initial loading time has been shortened as well.
Now let's jump into the patch details!
Important Note: Considering the extent of the improvements, there is little to no chance that we broke nothing in the process. Assume that we did not want to make anyone's life harder. If you see something amiss, please flag it to us using the usual channels, like the inbuilt reporting tool (F1 button), forums, and our Discord server.
You can add a maximum of five custom notes to each point of interest on the Chart
Vagrus creation random name generator has been added (with lore-friendly names)
Gameplay Improvements :gift:
Additional Codex tagging has been added to existing entries
Companion Combat performance has been improved
The Black Rot condition has been fixed - it now affects crew and companions
User Interface Improvements :pencil:
The Character UI has new parchment frames
Enchanted/Impervious color changed from purple to turquoise
Some character portraits have been adjusted to better fit their frames
Scrollbar corrections on the UI so that it is more streamlined
Bug Fixes :bug:
Enemy portraits on an opened Character sheet during combat now face the intended direction
Companion Combat action-related crashes fixed (Nedir's Famulus and Assassin's Battle Narcotics Skills were the culprits)
Skornar's Defender Perk bonus is now granted on the same turn when someone is moving next to him
The maximum available Codex entries are now properly shown in each game type
Fixed a Camp UI-related soft lock (there might be more!)
Fixed the Deputy tutorial related soft-lock if Morwen is severely wounded
Frame misalignment is fixed in Companion Combat
Combat Traits have been reworked, so upgrading more levels at once is now possible if other requirements are met
Initiative order icons now only appear after the fight has begun
A Burrow Skill related bug has been fixed
Fixed the bug causing the frame of the Companion who got placed the last to disappear on the combat field
A proficiency point exploit has been fixed
A vagrus creation exploit has been fixed
Crew change is now visible on the Camp UI on the first day
Several tooltips that lacked color coding are now fixed
The hotkey for Empower and Inspiration are now fixed (they are no longer inverted)
Item and Gear lists, as well as the Passenger scroll bar disappearing, are now fixed
Waiting multiple days in Events now works properly
Coming Up Next
Map movement and Scouting changes
Knowledge Ambition (a Codex-related victory path) and related quests
Known Issues:
Escort Task-related anomalies
Crew combat chance percentages are sometimes shown in reverse
Stay tuned and conquer the wasteland! - The Lost Pilgrims Team ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Our friends at Hooded Horse and Mohawk Games have just released their amazing game here on Steam.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/597180/Old_World/?utm_source=steam&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=vagrustherivenrealms Designed by Civilization IV and Offworld Trading Company designer Soren Johnson, Old World is a revolutionary historical strategy game where you lead your dynasty over generations of rule against rival kings and queens. Wage massive wars, manage your court, and build a dynasty — or watch your empire crumble to dust. What legacy will you leave behind?
Old World plays like a marriage between Civilization and Crusader Kings: how you interact with your family and rivals is just as important as how you manage your growing empire!
There's a 10% launch discount on Old World, and if you buy the game before June 1st, you'll get the brand-new Heroes of the Aegean DLC included for free.
Check out Old World, and tell our friends at Hooded Horse that we sent you!
A New Build is OUT - Patch 1.1.00 - Codename: Voracious
Hey everyone,
the new update is here, and with it comes a free DLC Companion! Note that all the features and changes are automatically accessed via the update, while the Undead chef Vorax is available by downloading the new DLC for free. Now let’s see in a bit more detail what each of these additions bring. As ever, you can find the detailed patch notes at the end of the page.
Companion: Vorax
First and foremost, the update brings a new free DLC, which adds a new Companion to the game: the garrulous Undead cook called Vorax. You will find that Vorax is a good fit for almost any comitatus, bringing perks to the table such as his Deputy role Supercargo, as well as his cooking during camping and combat Skills that make him a great support fighter. He comes with his own, expansive Loyalty quest chain, which involves a cooking challenge as well as a less gleeful delve in his dark past.
Initiative Track Changes
To grant more immediate agency to the player during combat and to brush things up for increased visual clarity, we’ve adjusted combat design so that changes to Initiative will take effect from the active moment when they occur. Furthermore, downed and stunned characters will now show up in the Initiative order, along with new visual adjustments that show their diminished state.
Key Bindings
Responding to your requests, we have added key bindings to this update. From now on, you will be able to find customizable bindings in the menu – you may assign up to two bindings for each action.
Now let's jump into the patch details:
Important Note: Considering the extent of the improvements, there is little to no chance that we broke nothing in the process. Assume that we did not want to make anyone's life harder. If you see something amiss, please flag it to us using the usual channels, like the inbuilt reporting tool (F1 button), forums, and our Discord server.
New Companion: Vorax with his own Loyalty quest-chain, combat Skills, and abilities
User Interface Improvements :pencil:
Passenger details UI was changed in the mansio, we streamlined the representation of information
Key bindings were added to the options menu
Selection skirts are now in front of characters instead of behind them
UI tooltips (such as Codex or Journal) now pop up in Settlements, too
Added Equipment and Gear drag&drop highlights
Equipment will automatically unequipped when a requirement is no longer met
New Initiative order animations have been added
Crew change list on CampUI will not cut off longer texts
Further improvements to the Game Log
Drag & Drop sound effects were added for character portraits, as well as highlights for Equipment and Gear
Now you can turn on/off Crew Combat and Companion Combat animations separately
Various fixes for ultrawide screens
New and Updated Features :shiny:
Game Log now indicates if Equipment is unequipped automatically and specifies the reason
Added option to turn Ambience and Narration on/off
Bug Fixes :bug:
Fixed the bug causing Outriders to dismount in case of maximum Cargo
Maximum Cargo will no longer exceed 600 on the UI
Anomalies with resolution changes have been fixed
The position of Conflagration’s circle has been fixed
Companion selection now filters Deputies in Event choices
Fixed a UI-wide related bug that resulted in the vagrus being kicked out of a settlement sometimes
Various Achievement fixes
Taunt Skills are now working as intended
Fixed the bug causing Hireling Loyalty changes being listed in the Game Log
Known Issues:
Companion Combat performance drops
Escort Task-related anomalies
The occasional disappearance of sliders from Equipment and Item lists
Coming Up Next
UI improvements and bug fixes
Free note-taking feature on the Chart and in the Journal
Obstacles in combat
LudoNarraCon
A final piece of good news: Vagrus will be taking part in the LudoNarraCon promotion and sale, so between May 5th and 10th you will be able to purchase the game for the largest discount yet!
Stay tuned and conquer the wasteland! - The Lost Pilgrims Team ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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here is another short list of much-needed fixes that should stabilize the latest build while maintaining the quality of the game. A huge thanks to everyone who reported issues and gave us feedback over at our discord server!
Important Note: There is always the chance that despite our best efforts we broke something. Assume that we did not want to make anyone's life harder. If you see something amiss, please flag it to us using the usual channels, like the inbuilt reporting tool (F1 button), forums, and our Discord server.
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A New Build is OUT - Patch 1.0.5 - Codename: Prepared
Hey everyone,
We managed to squeeze in quite a number of improvements and reworks while new content is being created by the team. It includes a lot of things that we have been unable to rework until now, so we're super satisfied that we got around to them. In this patch, we specifically concentrated on Companion Combat UI and the Game Log, but there are a lot of other additions and fixes, too. We've collected a few here for your convenience, but you can find the detailed patch notes at the end of the post, too.
Companion UI
We reworked the majority of the UI pane for Companions and much of what we did was based on player feedback. The interface now comes across as much more obvious, easier to read, including targeting information on skills as well as other information represented by icons (each with its own tooltip). Power cost is also prominently featured now.
Gear and Prowess Options
The improved Companion UI is now readily accessible during combat deployment and Companion selection (during Events) to provide more agency to players. This means that you can now change Gear and level up Companions on these screens, too (except in Crew Combat ambushes and its subsequent rounds).
Matching these changes, enemies in Companion combat also received their own pane with stats and information that you can browse to be able to make decisions regarding your Companions' Gear and Perks.
Companion Selection Rework
This specific rework involved moving the Companion portraits from the left onto the Event scroll itself so that the Companion UI can open in its place.
Assigning Deputies on the Fly
A new feature snuck into this new build, too: you will be able to reassign Deputies during the day at the cost of Resourcefulness from time to time. The timer is an in-game week just like with some of the other Leadership skills (lowered by the Authority stat).
Game Log Changes
We've felt for a while now that despite providing important information, the game log is not as informative as we would like it to be. And so we took our tools to it to give it a nice facelift and rework.
First off, important items in the log will now be clickable: codex links, journal references, chart, and so on. This change makes it much easier to find the things the log is about and dig deeper if you wish.
Additionally, save files now include the entries in the log, so if you open the game after a hiatus, you will be able to get back into the swing of things much easier using the game log.
Companion Combat UI Changes
Health bars received a major overhaul - gone are the round meters divided into 5 parts. They were often quite difficult to decode, as a single segment in the case of larger enemies often represented 5-8 Vitality points. Thus, it the meter did not budge even after several smaller hits, confusing players.
We've been looking for the right design for a while and now we think we've found it, so we took the time to implement it. The new health bar displays Vitality in a percentage-based gauge.
Enemies that take up two spaces received extra care: we got rid of their weird double round bases and gave them a longer health bar along with a single, large targeting box.
Another addition is that the bars will indicate expected damage (or heal) when hovering over them with an activated Skill.
We've rolled with this display style and implemented it so that now after a damaging attack (or healing Skill use), the Vitality meter shows the damage for a moment before subtracting the value from the target.
New Blood on Hit Types
Another small, albeit quite immersive, change we've finally gotten around to is that creatures that do not bleed or have an irregular blood color received their own blood decal when hit. No longer will Cinderborn and Splinters bleed but have their specific kind of damage represented in combat.
Character Sheet Changes
In Part I. of upcoming changes, one of the most significant changes was the updated character sheet that can be opened and used in the deployment phase and during Companion selection in Events. You may have noticed it there that the sheets themselves received an overhaul, too. The whole Skill section was revamped to be more informative and less cluttered with text. All sorts of information is now displayed that Skills were lacking, along with new icons to ease the identification of combat Skill attributes and effects.
Targeting now has its own block with sets of icons that make a simple reading of the Skill more intuitive. Categories like Impediment were broken down into sub-classes such as Push, Pull, Stun, and so on, so now you get more detailed information on what will happen upon using the Skill. A large number of tooltips were added to compliment the changes.
Whew, and that was only the big stuff. And now, let's jump into the patch details.
Important Note: Considering the extent of the improvements, there is little to no chance that we broke nothing in the process. Assume that we did not want to make anyone's life harder. If you see something amiss, please flag it to us using the usual channels, like the inbuilt reporting tool (F1 button), forums, and our Discord server.
Character UI is: - Now openable before Companion combat (except in ambushes) so you can change Gear or level up to be able to face the adversities - Now available for enemy characters so you can check their stats and Skills in advance - Now also available during Companion selection in Events, allowing you more freedom to change Gear or level up Prowess, too (or simply check what's what)
Camp shadow added to camping for more immersion
Shift + left click now works on Crew in the mansio (for hiring or kicking them out in bulk)
Changing Deputies during the day is available for some Resourcefullness
Game log now shows more updates and most entries are clickable to access the relevant information
User Interface Improvements :pencil:
Reworked Compaion selection UI in Events
Completely reworked Vitality and Power bars in Companion Combat
Campaign map node radial menu highlights were added
Enduring Effect tooltip updated on Crew and Character UIs
A new standalone Character UI was implemented, which is now visible in the deploy phase and during Companion select
Unused Skill boxes were removed from the enemy Character UI
Simplified the Outrider feedback on the Crew UI
Added tooltips to main menu options
Added a new option to remove the Companion Combat position frames (for those that want a less busy UI)
Bug Fixes :bug:
Skornar won't retaliate when in Guard Stance if the triggering attack Downs him
Out of Action is now logged only once in the Combat Log, not twice
Stats affected by Gear now update instantly
Vagrus background dependency tooltips were reformatted to avoid script-like text
Fixed a bug preventing converting Mounts to Outriders when having less than 1 cargo slot
Locked foraging will not trigger working odd jobs in settlements from now on
Workforce related calculations were fixed
The smelter in Avernum deducts 15 Scrapmetal instead of 20, as displayed
The Ahskulite retinue will now properly remove themselves from the party when you convince them to go back to Deven by themselves
Known Issues:
Vitality bars sometimes blink briefly during Round switching
Combat performance drops
Escort task related anomalies
Coming Up Next
New Companion: Vorax - FreeLC for all owners of Vagrus
Options to change key bindings
Stay tuned and conquer the wasteland! - The Lost Pilgrims Team
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Support Our Indiedev Friends! Black Geyser Launches Today!
A fellow indie developer team from our hometown has just released their role-playing game so we are very happy to share this Steam cross-promotion post with you all.
If you’ve ever played Baldur’s Gate or Icewind Dale, you’ll feel right at home in the old school Black Geyser. Developed by a small indie studio in Budapest, Hungary, it’s a love letter to those titans of the genre, with plenty of its own twists. Developed since 2015, backed on Kickstarter, and having entered into Early Access in August 2022, its launch is today at 11 AM EST (4 PM GMT).
Black Geyser is set in Yerengal, a world where dark gods have brought nothing but venality and greed. For centuries, the Devil-god Rothgor has spread fear and terror, waging war upon the mortal races. Eventually banished, the nation of Isilmerald has enjoyed a time of peace and prosperity. Yet discontent has begun to fester once more, and a bloody civil war is brewing between the capital Isilbright and the wealthy mining town of Deron-Guld.
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Like any classic isometric CRPG, life starts out at the character creator. There are 5 playable races (Human, Dwarf, Elf, Feldegug and Rillow) and 13 unique classes, from 4 unique class groups (Priest, Outlaw, Warrior, and Wizard). Each plays completely different from the other and there’s enough here to suit all styles. After tinkering on the attribute screen (time to panic over those points!), you’re dropped into a world that’s plagued by pestilence and mysterious abductions. Without wishing to spoil the story, it’s your job to uncover the hidden legacy of your birth, across a world you’re free to explore.
Since its Early Access and over the last seven months, Black Geyser has taken the time to improve almost all areas of its game. The entire purpose of getting the game into the hands of players as soon as possible was clearly to refine its vision, identify problem areas and put them right. Having delivered over 20 huge updates, including Mac and Linux support, Black Geyser has made sweeping changes. From vastly improved loading times, to clearer player tutorials, improved crafting, new zones, enemies and questlines, the small development team have ensured they've focused on addressing and reacting to key player feedback.
As a CRPG with a large open world with dozens of unique locations, exploring, interacting with NPC’s and managing Black Geyser’s tactical-combat-with pause is key. Just like most party-based titles of old, you’ll need to recruit key allies, discover their motivations, choose your formations and deck them out in any weapons and armor you can lay your hands on, whether that’s from taking on epic bosses, or stealing from a nearby inn (just don’t get caught by the guards).
Black Geyser is undoubtedly a challenging experience, but first and foremost it puts its story and unique greed mechanic at the center. The choices you make will either advance the cause of the Goddess of Greed, or maintain the flame of hope to impact directly on the game world. Yerengal is brimming with content to discover, with varied grim biomes that have plenty of atmosphere that are filled with dangers. If you camp for the night, there’s every chance you’ll be ambushed. If you stray too far from the beaten track, don’t be surprised if you encounter enemies waiting to smash you to a pulp.
With a branching narrative spanning more than 300,000 lines of text and multiple endings, there’s more than 60 hours of content available here, not including all the side quests and secrets to uncover. Scratching that old school itch is the name of Black Geyser’s game, and with future launch plans set to bring pets, strongholds and additional content, its launch this week is only the beginning.
Available now on Steam at a discounted price before it launches into 1.0 today ($29.99).
Are you ready to be corrupted by Black Geyser’s greed?
