Huntress is definitely nicer! By "generic", I meant rogue is starting to look more like a generic guy instead of rogue, the previous design felt more... criminal? A scar or eyepatch are some ideas that would exaggerate and show that the character is a rogue, but it's not an important issue I think.

Though there may be some confirmation bias, I've been noticing more player complaints regarding trinkets outside of cliques. Ultimately trinkets make the game harder, which I am personally in favor of, but making choice-traps might not be the best way to do so. Data often have skewed meaning: I still try to +3 all the trinkets to see what it does, but the fact that I'm often upgrading them doesn't mean that I think it's a viable choice.

I used to think stuff like Parchment, Newt Eye and Mimic Tooth are good, but it's very resource-extensive and often puts me in a much worse position. Other alternatives (like shop RC scroll, torch) are cheaper and better. Nowadays, for serious runs I mostly ignore trinkets completely to guarantee wins, but this is of course my personal opinion and other players can upgrade trinkets and do whatever they want to make their game fun.

Please consider revising how the dimensional sundial works. While I get that it's an homage to the original game, I feel that it can be a bit alienating for players to lock gameplay elements to certain hours of the day. I also think it goes against the spirit of turn-based games to tie in-game effects to a realtime clock. Changing it to an ingame clock where for example 300 steps = 1 hour (which could be displayed in the message log) would allow everyone to experience both the daytime and nighttime effects regardless of their schedules while still providing the same nod to the original game in my opinion.