0.26.0

• The eight uniques do something now. Each grants what its story suggests
  on top of being worth a great deal: the Lantern of Small Mercies softens
  calamities, the Kumquat of Ages quickens levels, the Last Honest Ledger and
  the Bell That Must Not Ring shrink penalties, the Moon-Rake strengthens
  godsends, the Crown of Minor Kings and the Door That Was a Mimic add battle
  strength, and the Seven-League Courser carries a quest party as it always
  has. The find announcement and your page on the site say what each one does.
• Grants are written as ranks of the prestige perks and added by the single
  function every rule already reads, so an item and a bought rank compose, and
  nothing that applies a modifier had to learn that items exist. Each unique
  now carries its own tag to key that on; nobody held one yet, so nothing was
  lost.
• Judgement, not measurement: these are 2-5% modifiers on items that turn up
  about once in a climb from 1 to 80, well below what the simulator can
  resolve - it cannot separate 2% from its own noise without far more seeds
  than the effect is worth. They are set by eye, and said so rather than
  blessed by a measurement that could not have failed. The one to watch is
  battle strength, where the Crown and the Door alongside five bought ranks
  reach +16%.