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RareStart

作者: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.

作成日

2026年4月15日

更新日

2026年5月9日

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インストール方法はこちら →

説明

このModの説明文は、作者がNexus Modsに英語で投稿したものです。
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.