Here's a table I made for v1.31.PC on Steam.
It contains a single AOB script, which I built to be fairly resistant to updates (except the pointers exposed in the address list of course).
So, chances are good it might work with different versions, too.
The script gives you:
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Pointer to Skill points
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Pointer to Attribute points
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Infinite Health; mind you, this is hooked onto regeneration so you health CAN drop to 0 between two updates!
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Infinite Mana
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Skill Cooldown Decay Rate Mod; the larger the number, the faster skills cool down
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Move Speed Mod; the larger the number, the faster you move.
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Damage Dealt Mod; the larger the number, the more damage you deal
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XP Gain mod; the larger the number, the more XP you gain
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Pointers to the first Main Hand Passives; I created this as a basis for an item editor. It works, but the stats are not saved into the save, so I did not expand on it. I kept it here in case someone is interested. Damage, crit chance, etc are all 'modifiers' - and most of them are passive. There are multiple collections of passives; I exposed only the first so if you can't find what you are looking for, add another passive tree or create new structures for the actives. It's save to delete if you don't want it in your table; they are unused.
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Min. Item Rarity; this patches the item generator so the item generated would always be upgraded to the min. level you specify. It'll look strange to see 'unique' rusty items, but the stats will speak for themselves
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Min. Item Gem Tier; this patches the item generator so the gems in an item generated would always be upgraded to the min. tier you specify - that is, of course, if the item would normally have gems.
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Silver Income Mod; to scale the amount of silver you get or pick up
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Silver Spend Mod; to scale the amount of silver that is taken from you
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Candy Income Mod; to scale the amount of candy you get or pick up
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Candy Spend Mod; to scale the amount of candy that is taken from you
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Reveal Map; this is a flag that is hotkeyed to CTRL+ALT+F in the address list (you can change it there if you like). When enabled (set to REVEAL) either via hotkey or the address list, it will reveal the current map and then turn itself off. Meaning: if you want to reveal the map in another area, you'll need to tap the hotkey again. Note: there is no way to hide the map after it's been revealed! (Just putting it out there in case someone's wondering.)
It's quite a lot, so I grouped things into categories. Categories are coloured to orange.
Hit space on them (or click the box in front) to open them up.
Enjoy!
I might add more as I go on, but no guarantees of any kind.
