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RareStart

par Jetroli1v2.1.2

Removes 1 basic Strike and 1 basic Defend from your starting deck and replaces them with 2 random or custom selected Rare cards from your character's pool.

Créé

15 avr. 2026

Mis à jour

9 mai 2026

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Description

Cette description est fournie en anglais par l'auteur du mod sur Nexus Mods.
INSTALLATION
  1. Close the game.
  2. Download the latest RareStart ZIP from the Files tab.
  3. Extract so the RareStart folder lands in your game's mods folder, i.e. <game>/mods/RareStart/...
  4. Launch STS2 — you should see --- RUNNING MODDED! --- in the startup log.
  5. Start a new run
To uninstall: delete the mods/RareStart/ folder.

MAIN FEATURES
  • Choose your style — Random Rares or hand-pick two from your unlocked rare pool, per run.
  • Works for all playable characters — each character's rares come from its own pool; no cross-class leaks.
  • Respects unlocks — only rares you've unlocked appear.
  • Optional config override — lock specific starter rares per character via RareStart.config; leave empty to use the in-game dialog.
  • Resolution-aware UI — dialog auto-centers on any viewport, ultrawide included.

RESULTING STARTING DECKS:
  • Ironclad: 4 Strike, 3 Defend, Bash, +2 Rares
  • Silent: 4 Strike, 4 Defend, Neutralize, Survivor, +2 Rares
  • Defect: 3 Strike, 3 Defend, Zap, Dualcast, +2 Rares
  • Necrobinder: 3 Strike, 3 Defend, Bodyguard, Unleash, +2 Rares
  • Regent: 3 Strike, 3 Defend, Falling Star, Venerate, +2 Rares

REQUIREMENTS
  • Version 0.103.0 of Slay the Spire 2. Major game updates may require a mod rebuild — check the Files tab for the latest build.
  • No external mod loader. STS2 ships with its own mod manager and Harmony.
  • No dependencies on other mods.

SHOUT OUTS
  • Mega Crit — for building a moddable game and exposing a clean ModInitializer API out of the box.
  • jdr (BetterSpire2) — whose mod served as the reference for the mod entry-point pattern.
  • pardeike (Harmony / HarmonyX) — the runtime patching library that makes mods like this possible.
  • ICSharpCode (ILSpy) — for the decompiler that let me figure out the game's internals.