This is my attempt to make Queen's Gland more interesting, with greater max power but also more drawbacks like a functioning respawn timer. This also fixes ally clutter when stacked, which is a frequent problem in looping runs. Credit to RiskyMod for disabling in the Lunar Bazaar.

Defense Nucleus works well when defending an area, but the inability to reposition your Alpha Constructs means that you'll rarely be able to use it where you need it. With these changes, summoned constructs will now die to be resummoned in a new position. There's also another bonus that I want to give them, but it will need to wait until I finish making changes to teleporter bosses.

Genesis Loop both lacks in power and safety for how much risk it takes to get use out of it. While it won't be doing any more damage by default, stacking it now increases its damage rather than lowering its already negligible cooldown. Additionally, it now shocks enemies to potentially give the user some room to breathe even when it fails to kill the attackers.

Titanic Knurl is a bit bland, and while it still doesn't do anything crazy, an unconditional armor bonus is both unique and grants what is essentially a multiplicative health bonus. It did this in Risk of Rain 1, so why not here?

While I feel like this should remain as the strongest independent boss drop, its value in proc chains is a bit too much. Therefore, it's getting the sticky bomb treatment, in that it benefits from high proc coefficients but does not directly contribute to proc chains.

I want to reduce the ability for items to proc other items overall, and this is a notable case for its high fire rate and homing attack. It also attacks from way too far away, which leads much too easily into passive gameplay.

Probably the most gamebreaking boss item due to how it causes on-kill chains between even elites and bosses. The health-scaling explosion is absurdly powerful, and adding bleed on crits is an additional synergy that makes the item try to do too many different things at once.

Molten perforator has major issues with the large enemies that it would otherwise be so effective on because the fireballs just slide right off rather than detonating. Moreover, most flying enemies don't even properly spawn the fireballs above them but instead beneath them. All in all, while its damage output is being drastically reduced, you should find it to be much more effective overall.