If you want to start with a boosted deck, this is a good start.
Why add these three cards to boost your deck? Once you click “Continue your journey” in the main menu, it will load your deck.
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Otherwise with Notepad you need to “Save As…” and then change the file type pull-down to “All Files” and be sure you type out the full filename with the extension: “SaveFile.gwsave” If you set the “.gwsave” file extension to always open with Notepad, then you can just save and exit.
After you are done adding (or removing) cards, make sure this number is the number of cards in your deck.įinally save the file. This is the number of cards in your deck. IMPORTANT: Go to the line that starts with “$rlength”: and has a number at the end. If you want my reasoning it’s in the next section. You can add whichever you want, and I’d encourage you to experiment, but these are a good start. Add a comma at the end of the last item, and at the end add the cards: The first occurrence should appear a few lines under “currentRun”, be sure that you are going to edit the current deck.Īfter the “$rcontent” tag you should recognize the names of various cards below it, like “Wolf”, “Stoat_Talking”, etc.
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Once the save file is opened, search for “playerDeck” (with most windows programs you can open the find window with Ctrl+F). (if you do alot of experimenting this will make things much easier) You can check the box so that Windows always uses Notepad. In Windows right-click it and select “open with…” to use a text editor like Notepad. If there are no files of this name in the directory, then when you continue your game it will make a “SaveFile.gwsave” file.įirst make a backup of the “SaveFile.gwsave” file. If you have played previously, “SaveFile.gwsave” and “SaveFile-Backup.gwsave” will be here. If you installed to your C-drive it’s probably:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Inscryption Go to the directory where your Inscription save files area. Whatever you do, make a backup of the save file before you edit it. If something breaks in a very subtle way, you’ll have a means of going back to before you did any editing. It’s probably a good idea to keep a copy of the save file before you do any card editing. This way you can always replace the current save with one where you had more progress. If you’re not sure you want to do this, then make a backup copy of your current save file before you go back to the start. Finish that battle, then the game will save. Otherwise you can just lose card battles until you get sent to the opening card battle/demonstration. If you’ve won the game already, then you can go back to the beginning at any time. This way you can restore the game to an earlier point, such as before a boss battle or after a new map. Finally, make a backup copy of the save file before you do anything! Seriously.Įven if you don’t do any editing, it’s a good idea to make a backup copy of the save game file before major events in the game. If you’ve already won the game, editing the game might reset your progress.
Editing other parts of the save file could cause something weird to happen or possibly crash the game. There are unmarked spoilers from this point on! Read at your own riskĭisclaimer: I recommend doing this only at the very beginning of the game (right after the “Another Challenger, it has been ages…” battle in the cabin), because once your cards acquire added sigils and buffs then changing the order of the cards in your deck list could cause unusual problems.
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The Pro Tips section near the end is a work in progress, please check back frequently for updates. This procedure works for me with Win10 and v1.08 of Inscryption. You can also use it to customize your deck for fun. This is a quick guide to editing the cards in your deck in order to make the early part of the game easier. This is a quick guide to editing your deck for making the early part of the game easier or just to have fun with trying new card combos.
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