Enshrouded Shroud (1.0): Timer, Fell Curse, Altars

The balancing table gives a base of 240 plus 60 per Flame level. It stores no unit, but Inner Fires adds to the same maximum in steps of 60 as a duration, so we read both as seconds.

On top of the Flame, three things in the 1.0 files lengthen a Shroud trip: a skill, consumables, and a world setting (Shroud time duration modifier, 50–200%, default 100%; the Relaxed preset uses 150%).

The server files call it the Shroud curse; the tonic that lifts it is the Fell Curse Cleansing Tonic (its file id: RemoveShroudCurse). Keen's readme on the Modify Shroud curse setting: "This setting allows switching the Shroud curse off or modifying the chance for receiving the curse when being attacked by the corresponding enemies." How the curse affects you is not in the files we read.

The tonic's recipe in the 1.0 table takes 2× Fresh Shroud Spore and lists no station — see its page.

1.0 adds one server setting, Required Flame level to enable placing Flame Altars into the Shroud, default 11 — the last Flame level. Keen's changelog: "To unlock this feature, the final flame level 11 has to be unlocked. Alternatively, the required flame level can be lowered to any level via the world settings." Until then, bases go outside the Shroud; the base building guide has the altar zones and costs.

Shroud Roots: 60 in the 1.0 files, a skill point each — all of them on the map and as a checklist. Keen: "All biomes but especially the Springlands, Blackmire and the Kindlewastes now have additional playable areas close to the edge of the world with new quests, new points of interest and 6 additional Shroud Roots." And Cinder's Cradle "brings 12 new Shroud Roots."

Fell: the biggest enemy faction in the 1.0 files, with 8,627 spawn points. Glimmer Gentian Tea, on the table above, also adds damage against Fell. Shroud Liquid is placed 29,179 times, most in Springlands.