- Fixed an issue that would cause custom portraits not to save.
- Fixed an issue that would cause the game to get into a weird state when selecting "Leave" after selecting "Use Item" in combat.
- Fixes an issue where the game would get into a weird state where keyboard movement commands would function after browsing for a character portrait during character creation.
- Drastically reduced monster breath weapon damage. It now does 33.3% of a monster's remaining hitpoints as base damage, rather than 100%. Don't worry, it still hurts.
- Added the Quench spell for Paladins and Clerics that will remove a character's burning status.
- Running the "add map note" command on a square that already has a note will now edit the existing note. If the text is then set to empty, it will delete the note.
- Usable items will now show the number of uses they have remaining in parentheses in the item's tooltip.
- Translation improvements.
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