Additions

• Added the Aasimar race.
• Added the Kobold race.
• Added Tiefling sub-races.
• Added the Artificer class (single-player version).
• Added the Bellowing Horn power to Bard.

Changes

• Changed Wizard class to be single-player oriented.
• Changed Barbarian Rage to stack with strength/resistant from other sources.
• Changed Dragonborn Lightning/Fire Breath to be able to cook meat from animals with three or fewer hearts.
• Changed Fairy Fairy Dust to work like the Dragonborn Breath weapon (close + long range)
• Dwarf Stonecunning mining speed bonus.
• Updated multiple power and origin descriptions.
• Rebound race and class active power/toggle keys to the Origins Extra Keybinds format. Origins Extra Keybinds is now a dependency.

Fixes

• Fixed Barbarian and Monk not getting Unarmored Defense bonus when wearing elytra.
• Fixed ranged attacks (Dragonborn Breath Weapon, Hellish Rebuke) not triggering cooldown on miss.
• Fixed Bard cooldown not removing itself upon reaching 0.

What does "Single-Player" mean in this context?

Good question! The only content of the pack affected in this version is the Artificer and the Wizard; in the main version of the pack, the Infusions you can learn as an Artificer are divided up into different specializations, and the spells you can learn as a Wizard are divided up and made exclusive to various schools of magic, limiting the total number of infusions/enchantments you can learn to encourage diversity within any given server, and to keep any one player from becoming too overpowered. In the single-player version of the pack, this specialization/school division does not exist, and any one Artificer can learn any and all Infusions, while any one Wizard can learn any and all enchantments! While this change is intended to enchance the single-player Artificer/Wizard experience, this doesn't mean this version of the pack must be exclusively used in single-player servers; it's just up to the server admins and their priorities for their players.