Slay the Spire 2 has officially deployed its latest patch to the main server.

The standout feature here is the long-awaited arrival of the Steam Workshop. Previously, modding felt like a chore, requiring you to source files from external sites and manually drop them into local folders. Now, the Workshop makes distributing and grabbing your favourite mods a far more seamless experience.

The balance tweaks tested on the beta server have largely remained intact. The 'Door Creator' boss has been sent packing, replaced by the new 'Eternal Hourglass' boss. You will also find fresh starting relics like the Kaleidoscope, Fishing Rod, and Silky Hair, alongside the previously previewed refinements to various enemies and card performance.

To ensure true, unpredictable randomness, the developers have overhauled their random number generation (RNG). According to the patch notes, a peculiar correlation was causing the 'Debt' curse card to appear far too often when players chose the 'Neow's Bone Dice' starting relic. By swapping the RNG engine, they have confirmed that the scatter plot for random outcomes is now properly balanced.

Rounding out the update, the monster bestiary has been expanded, with new card illustrations and animations added for good measure. Naturally, there are the usual text clarifications to ensure card effects are less ambiguous, along with a host of squashed bugs.