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I can understand how that could be confusing, I'll work on the messaging in-game~ essentially the unlock is supposed to be the primary way to create another option to consider when retiring heroes (making them into an item vs. using them in the eternal strife, or turning them back into gold). while the item is an alternative way to get those items without having to retire your best heroes. The item currently shortcuts the unlock and allows you to do it much earlier than intended, but is also fairly rare.

I'll take the idea back to the drawing board to try to make it make more sense because I do agree there is some disconnect there, and I don't want players retiring heroes and thinking they'll have access to them in the Beyond.

i think maybe using retire in two different places (in the beyond and also for regular characters) is definitely confusing.

and i still don't understand what the unlock does. the item is the only way i can find to make a legacy item and nothing seems to have changed in my game before or after the unlock. i feel like one of us is misunderstanding the other and i'm not sure which.

In the Hero Popout you should be able to now click Retire Hero and then it'll give you a new option to Create a Bloodline. that's what the unlock unlocks.

i have the option to retire them for a gold refund, but that's it. and i think it was like that before i got the unlock

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Just tested it on a fresh local save. If you click Retire Hero (#g) it will pop up a confirmation with either letting you create a Bloodline Legacy or Selling them for gold - I could maybe move this up a level out of the retire to be fair.


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oh, got it. i never touched it because of that. that'd definitely help with the confusion

I've gotten around to moving that button up a tier to the main level. Thanks for the feedback!!~ I'm sure it will help new players :)