No Rest For The Wicked: How to Respec

No Rest For The Wicked was released to worldwide acclaim in April, though it is still in the Early Access stage. It might not have everything the developers intend for it to have, but the content already present is good enough to give every player hope for the future.

An important part of the game is leveling up and upgrading the Cerim character through allotting skill points to different stats. However, players might want to change the attributes they've invested in. Here's how they can do that.

How To Respec In No Rest For The Wicked

The exact mechanism for respeccing your character isn't particularly difficult. However, players will need to clear most of the playable game and defeat Falstead Darak before they can access this feature.

where to find the stonemason's house in no rest for the wicked

Once you complete the For Rats & Raiders questline, go to the Stonemason's house to gain access to the endgame dungeon, the Crucible. This house can be found in the northwest corner of the city.
Inside, go down the hole in the ground to reach an atmospheric chamber with a large face acting as a wall. If you have progressed the story far enough, you will get the choice to sacrifice some of your blood to open the gate.
After opening the door, go down a flight of stairs to reach the Atrium of the Crucible. A statue will be present on the East Side, next to the Cerim Whisper.
Interact with this statue to respec the Cerim to better suit your current needs and wants.

How Much Does It Cost To Respec?

All in all, respeccing isn't the most expensive thing players can do in No Rest For the Wicked. However, that doesn't mean it is completely free. No Rest For The Wicked takes a unique approach to the matter, making the player spend one Fallen Ember for every skill point they want to liberate for any given stat. Removing skill points expends one Fallen Ember, trading away a chance to take a gander at the Crucible arena.

Every consequent skill point removed from the player's stats will also cost one Fallen Ember each. However, reassigning the stat points doesn't expend any resources. It's not a bad system, but if the player wants to completely change their build, they will need a lot of Fallen Embers to reassign all of their points. Ten levels worth of skill points will cost the player 30 Fallen Embers.

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