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1 October 2026 · 14:29 UTC

A shop window you can move, and fair-play fixes

Shop windows can be moved, resized and minimised, every purchase shows a receipt first, and four fixes you reported.

A shop window with a receipt over it: two Golem Cores at 400 gold each, 800 gold in all, the buyer's gold after, and CANCEL and CONFIRM buttons.
Every purchase is shown before it is made.
A shop window listing its goods with how many are in stock and the price of one in their own columns, a BUY button showing the total, and the shop's chat underneath.
What is in stock and what one costs, at a glance.

The shop window

Drag the shop window's title bar to move it, drag its corner to make it bigger or smaller, or minimise it to a small bar to watch your character and your stall; it remembers where you left it. Buying shows a receipt - the item, how many, the price of each, the total and your gold after - and only buys when you press CONFIRM. The shelves show what is in stock and the price of one in their own columns, the BUY button shows the total for the amount you typed, and a shop's chat says who comes in. You can chat in world, guild and party chat while a shop window is open, and typing in a box no longer opens other windows.

Vending near NPCs

A stall now only has to stay off an NPC himself - it no longer needs a wide space around wherever he walks - so shops can be set up much closer to the town's people.

Fixes you reported

Losing a duel, or dying inside a safe zone, no longer drops your items. Trading or selling an upgraded forged blade now passes its upgrade along with it - a +15 bought is a +15. An enemy's or a monster's health bar no longer stays stuck on the screen after they are gone. And in the browser, Esc in full screen now opens the Settings - hold Esc to leave full screen.

Patch notes

New

  • The shop window is yours to place: drag its title bar to move it, drag its corner to make it bigger or smaller, or minimise it to a small bar to see your character and your stall. It remembers where you left it.
  • Buying from a shop shows a receipt first – the item, how many, the price each and the total, and your gold after – and only buys when you press CONFIRM.
  • Shop shelves show what is in stock and the price of one in their own columns, and the BUY button shows the total for the amount you typed.
  • A shop's chat says who comes in.

Changes

  • Shops can be set up much closer to NPCs – only a stall standing on an NPC is refused now.
  • You can chat in world, guild and party chat while a shop window is open.
  • Trading or selling an upgraded forged blade now passes its upgrade along with it – a +15 bought is a +15.

Fixes

  • Losing a duel, or dying inside a safe zone, no longer drops your items.
  • An enemy's or a monster's health bar no longer stays stuck on the screen after they are gone.

Build 2026-10-01-1429

1 October 2026 · 11:50 UTC

Vending gets a shop front

Open a shop and you now sit beside your own stall, with your shop's name over your head for everyone to see.

Four hunters vending side by side in the town square, each seated beside a different stall, with each shop's name in a chat box over its seller.
Four stalls in the square, each with its title over its seller. Click a title to open that shop.

Your shop's title sits in a chat box on top of your name, styled to match your stall, and a crowd of shops stacks its boxes so every name stays readable. Click a box and that shop opens. While you vend you sit at your stall with your sword on your back.

Four stalls

A royal blue and gold pavilion with lanterns, its seller seated beside it under a crowned title box.
The Royal Pavilion, with its crowned title box.
The shop window in four looks, from plain dark wood to royal blue and gold, with the four stall cards along the top.
Every stall has its own shop window.

The Market Stand is free and holds 12 items. The Merchant's Cart is free too once you reach Merchant level 5, and holds 16. The Grand Counter Stall ($5.99, 20 items) and the Royal Pavilion ($9.99, 30 items) are skins bought with Robinhood Chain ETH in the shop window, and stay on your account through the server wipe.

Merchant level

Every sale or purchase at a player's shop worth 20 gold or more gives both the seller and the buyer 10 Merchant XP. Levels come at 40, 100, 180 and 300 XP; level 5 unlocks the Merchant's Cart.

Haggle in the shop

A shop window with its goods at the top and a chat underneath, where a buyer and the seller agree a price.
The shop's own chat: the seller and everyone browsing can talk there.

The shop window has its own chat for the seller and everyone browsing, Ragnarok style. A seller with the window closed still sees the lines in the main chat.

Room to move

A stall can't be set up on top of another shop or crowd an NPC; you're told how far to step away. Ten Market Stands fit in a square about 11 by 5 metres.

A fix

Opening a shop was being refused for everyone with “Put something on the shelves first” because of a server error. It works now.

Patch notes

New

  • Vending shop fronts. When you open a shop you now sit beside your own stall, sword on your back, and your shop's title stands over your name in a chat box everyone around can see. Click a title box to open that shop.
  • Four stalls to vend from: The Grand Counter Stall and the Royal Pavilion are skins bought with Robinhood Chain ETH from the vend window, and stay on your account through the server wipe.
    • Market Stand – free, holds 12 items.
    • Merchant's Cart – free once you reach Merchant level 5, holds 16.
    • Grand Counter Stall – $5.99, holds 20.
    • Royal Pavilion – $9.99, holds 30.
  • Merchant level. Every sale or purchase at a player's shop worth 20 gold or more gives both the seller and the buyer 10 Merchant XP. Level 5 unlocks the Merchant's Cart.
  • Shop chat. The shop window has its own chat: the seller and everyone browsing the shop can talk and haggle there. A seller with the window closed still sees the lines in the main chat.
  • Each stall has its own window and title box, from the plain wood Market Stand to the royal blue and gold Royal Pavilion.

Changes

  • A shop can't be set up on top of another shop, or right beside an NPC – you're told how far to step away.

Fixes

  • Opening a shop now works. Every shop was being refused with "Put something on the shelves first" because of a server error.

Build 2026-10-01-1150

1 October 2026 · 08:09 UTC

The Skyfeather jumps

Press Space while riding the Skyfeather and she beats her wings up onto whatever is in front of her.

The Skyfeather in the air with her rider, wings flared and legs tucked, beside a town banner.
Three wingbeats on the way up, the tail fanning in time, the legs tucked under her.
The Skyfeather leaping from a gallop towards the top of a stone block.
From a full gallop, up onto a 1.6 m block (placed in the town for the test).

She crouches, pushes off, flaps three times on the way up and glides down with her wings open, reaching her legs down to land. She rises about 2.3 metres, more than twice as high as a hunter jumps on foot, and spends about a second in the air. Everyone around sees her flap. The Sporetrail Snail stays on the ground.

The VEND button

The bag window with the VEND button at the end of the top row, beside the search box.
VEND now ends the top row of your bag, beside the search box.

It used to sit at the bottom of the bag on top of the item card's buttons. It now has a clear spot of its own.

Patch notes

New

  • The Skyfeather can jump. Press Space while riding her: she crouches, beats her wings three times on the way up, glides down with her wings open and reaches her legs down to land. She jumps about twice as high as you can on foot, so she can leap up onto ledges and rocks, even from a full gallop. Other players see her flap too.

Changes

  • The VEND button in your bag has moved to the top row, beside the search box, so it no longer sits on top of the item card's buttons.

Build 2026-10-01-0809

1 October 2026 · 05:26 UTC

Fairer hits in player fights

Hunters noticed that some players' health barely moved in a fight. It was not a cheat: three bugs in how the server counted hits, two of them on monsters too.

What was wrong

Every hit now carries the move that made it, player hits carry Battle Fury, and the server times each move against its own last use. The checks that stop a cheat from hitting too often, too far away or too many targets at once are unchanged.

Patch notes

Fixes

  • Battle Fury now adds its damage to your hits on other players. Until now it only counted against monsters.
  • A hit counts as the attack that made it. A swing that landed just as you dashed, jumped or used a skill was sometimes thrown away, or counted as the wrong move.
  • A skill used straight after a normal swing is no longer turned down by the server. Smite, Lunge and Whirl now land when you chain them right after an attack, on monsters and on players.
  • The third swing's wave counts as that swing, even after you start the next one.
  • Two hits that land on the same target at the same moment, like a swing and a skill, now both count. One of them used to be lost.

The server was updated first; update the game to get every fix.

Build 2026-10-01-0526

1 October 2026 · 04:02 UTC

The Frontier

The wide meadow north of the town's west wall has new residents. Crystal imps hunt in packs, armoured dead keep watch under the cliffs, and two world bosses keep opposite hours: the Crystal Troll rules the day, and the Void Knight walks only at night.

A shardling, a hollow soldier, the Crystal Troll and the Void Knight standing in a row in a sunny meadow.
The four, as they stand in the meadow: a shardling, a hollow soldier, the Crystal Troll and the Void Knight.

Getting there

Take the path west from the Rune Golem to the giant tree, past the stumps and flutters every new hunter knows, and keep going west. The frontier's creatures are level 34 to 46, so bring friends.

A map of the meadow seen from above, marking the Void Knight's lair and its two guard posts by the northern cliffs, the Crystal Troll's ground in the middle, three shardling packs, and the town's starter area by the giant tree.
The meadow from above, north up. The rings around the bosses are the reach of their biggest attacks: 6.5 m for the troll's stomp and 9 m for the knight's slam. Every frontier creature keeps well clear of the town's starter area by the giant tree.

Who lives there

CreatureLevelHealthA blowWatch for
Shardling3442038Packs of three or four. From 3.5 m away or more it leaps at you and closes the gap.
Hollow Soldier442,60080Guards the cliffs in pairs. Its Judgment winds up, lunges and hits for 1.6×.
Crystal Troll389,00070Day boss. A stomp in three beats across a 6.5 m ring.
Void Knight4660,000110Night boss. A three-blow sweep and a 9 m slam.
A knee-high crystal imp with ice-white crystals on its back and glowing eyes.
Shardling.
A skeleton in dark cracked armour leaking violet light, holding a black blade.
Hollow soldier.
A grey-skinned troll with ice-blue crystals growing from its back and arms, in a loincloth.
The Crystal Troll.
A towering horned knight in dark armour with glowing violet cracks.
The Void Knight.
A small crystal shardling mid-leap across the grass towards a hunter.
A shardling's leap: it covers several metres before the blow lands.
A hollow soldier in dark armour swinging its black blade at a hunter.
A hollow soldier's Judgment.

Two bosses, two hours

A boss's spawn point holds it back outside its hour. When the hour ends it leaves at once if nobody is fighting it. If somebody is, it gives a minute's warning and then leaves anyway. A boss that left was not killed, so it comes back with its next hour. The whole server hears when a boss rises, calls its guard, is about to leave, and falls.

Rules the day

The Crystal Troll

  • Level 38
  • 9,000 health
  • back 30 min after a kill
The Crystal Troll in a sunny clearing with pale blue rings spreading on the ground around it and a hunter inside the rings.
Its stomp marks the ground first. Step out of the ring before it closes.
  • Wakes at sunrise and returns to the stone at dusk.
  • At 60% health it pounds its chest, hitting everyone within 8 m, and calls three shardlings out of the ground.
  • At 30% it calls three more and becomes enraged: it hits harder, swings sooner and moves faster.
The Crystal Troll with three small shardlings around it, inside a pale blue ring, facing a hunter.
Three shardlings rise around the troll at 60%.

Walks at night

The Void Knight

  • Level 46
  • 60,000 health
  • rests 2 h after a kill
Close-up of the Void Knight at night, its horned helm and armour cracks glowing violet in the dark.
Its armour leaks violet light. In the dark you see the knight before you can make out its shape.
  • Rises at nightfall by its lair under the cliffs and fades back into the void at dawn.
  • At 70% health it roars, hitting everyone within 11 m, and calls two hollow soldiers. While they stand it takes only half damage, so kill the guard first.
  • It becomes enraged at 40% and calls the last of its guard at 20%.
Two glowing violet rings on dark grass around the Void Knight and a hunter at night.
The slam's ring is wide. Watch the ground.
A dark night meadow with the violet glow of the Void Knight between the trees.
What a hunter sees first, 14 m away at midnight.
The four frontier creatures at night; the troll's crystals and the knight's armour glow.
The meadow at midnight. Only one of these two bosses is ever up at a time.

Hunting a boss together

A boss's kill is shared. Everyone who hit it in its last minute gets the full experience and gold and rolls the drops for themselves, as if each had landed the killing blow. There's no more racing for the last hit on a boss. Every other creature still rewards the hunter who lands the killing blow.

Near a boss, its health bar appears at the top of the screen: its name and level, its health, a sun or a moon for the hour it keeps, and a warning while the knight is warded.

A hunter facing the Crystal Troll, with a long red health bar at the top of the screen reading Crystal Troll, level 38.
The troll's bar, with the sun badge and its line: it returns to the stone at dusk.
The Void Knight inside a violet bubble at night, a hollow soldier beside it, and the boss bar reading WARDED at 69% health.
Warded: while its guard stands, every blow does half.

The Rune Golem is a boss too now. It shares its kill, shows the bar, and marks a ring on the ground before its slam.

What they drop, and what it makes

The new parts finish the top of Brannoc's forge and Lyra's ladder. Until now these recipes used the rarest drops from the town's creatures as stand-ins.

RecipeNow takesTook before
Adamantium blade (tier 4)6 Adamantium Bar, 4 Titanium Ingot, 1 Troll Heart, 3 Troll Hide, 8 Rime Crystal6 Adamantium Bar, 4 Titanium Ingot, 2 Golem Core, 1 Alpha Fang, 1 Moonsilk Thread
Void blade (tier 5)12 Adamantium Bar, 1 Void Heart, 1 Void Essence, 2 Troll Heart, 8 Void Shard12 Adamantium Bar, 2 Ancient Rune, 2 Alpha Fang, 2 Moonsilk Thread, 4 Golem Core
Void enchant (+17 to +20)1 Void Essence, 30 adamantium2 Ancient Rune, 30 adamantium

Everything else in the forge, the cauldron and the enchant ladder is unchanged. Golem cores still make titanium blades, and alpha fangs still pay for the Ember +8 step.

Patch notes

New

  • The Frontier: the wide meadow north of the town's west wall. Take the path west from the Rune Golem to the giant tree and keep going west. Its creatures are level 34 to 46 – bring friends.
    • Shardlings (level 34): knee-high crystal imps that hunt in packs and leap at you from a distance.
    • Hollow Soldiers (level 44): void-touched skeletons in dark armour with black blades. They guard the cliffs at the north end.
  • Two world bosses:
    • The Crystal Troll (level 38) rules the DAY. It wakes at sunrise and returns to the stone at dusk. Its stomp marks a ring on the ground: get out before the ring closes. At 60% health it pounds its chest and calls three shardlings out of the ground; at 30% it calls three more and becomes enraged.
    • The Void Knight (level 46) rises only at NIGHT, and you will see its glowing violet eyes in the dark before you see the rest of it. It fades at dawn. At 70% health it calls its hollow guard: while the guard stands, the knight takes only half damage. Kill the guard first. Its slam marks a wide ring – watch the ground.
    • When a boss is about to leave with its hour while you are fighting it, you get a minute's warning to finish it.
    • Everyone hears when a boss rises, calls its guard, is about to leave, and falls.
    • A slain Crystal Troll returns after 30 minutes, by day. A slain Void Knight rests for 2 hours and then waits for the night. A boss that left with its hour comes back with the next one.
  • Bosses share their kill: EVERYONE who hit a boss in its last minute gets the full experience and gold and rolls the drops for themselves. No more last-hit stealing on a boss.
  • A boss health bar at the top of the screen when you are near a boss: its name, level and health, with a sun or a moon for the hour it keeps.
  • Six new materials: Troll Hide, Rime Crystal and Troll Heart (from the Crystal Troll and its shardlings), and Void Shard, Void Heart and Void Essence (from the Void Knight and the hollow soldiers).

Changes

  • Tier 4 blades now take a Troll Heart, 3 Troll Hides and 8 Rime Crystals, with 6 adamantium bars and 4 titanium ingots.
  • Tier 5 blades now take a Void Heart, a Void Essence, 2 Troll Hearts and 8 Void Shards, with 12 adamantium bars.
  • The Void enchants (+17 to +20) now take a Void Essence and 30 adamantium instead of two Ancient Runes.
  • The Rune Golem is a boss too: everyone who hit it shares its kill, it shows the boss bar, and its slam marks a ring on the ground.

Build 2026-10-01-0402

30 September 2026 · 21:31 UTC

Stats, the skill tree and server-held health

Levelling now builds your hero. Every level brings stat points and a skill point to spend on your character sheet (C), and the world server keeps your health.

The character sheet's stats page with six stats and plus buttons.
Six stats, each up to 60.
The character sheet's skill tree.
The skill tree: four skills and eight passives.

What a point does

StatEach pointAt 60
STR+1% attack and skill damage+59%
AGI+0.3% dodge, +0.2% move speed+17.7%, +11.8%
VIT+4 max health, +1 DEF every 2 points, +0.1 HP/s resting+236, +30, +5.9/s
INT+2 max mana, +0.1 mana/s, +1% skill damage+118, +5.9/s, +59%
DEX−0.4% cooldowns (up to 25%), +1% critical damage−23.6%, +59%
LUK+0.3% critical chance, +0.5% drop chance+17.7%, +29.5%
Level151020304050
Stat points304364121198295412
Skill points04919293949

A point costs more the higher the stat goes: 2 a step up to 11, then 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 a step (263 to take one stat to 60). Every hero has a 5% base critical chance, and a critical hits for 1.5×.

The skill tree

SkillLevel 1Level 10
Smite (Q)×2.5 damage, 20 mana, 6 s×4.0, 30 mana, 5 s
Lunge (E)×1.9 damage×3.0, 30% longer reach
Whirl (R)×1.4 damage, 4.5 m ring×2.3, 6 m ring
Battle Fury (T)×1.5 damage for 12 s, every 22 s×1.5 for 20 s, every 16 s
PassiveEach levelMaxOpens at
Sword Mastery+2% basic attack damage10–
Iron Skin+1 DEF and +8 health10level 5
Forager+3% gathering5level 5
Second Wind+0.3 HP/s resting5level 8
Mana Flow+0.5 mana/s5level 10, Smite 3
Artisan+2% chance of a bonus batch when refining or brewing5level 10
Keen Edge+1% critical chance10level 15, Sword Mastery 5
Lucky Find+3% drop chance5level 20, Forager 3

Patch notes

New

  • Stats: open your character sheet (C). You have six stats – STR, AGI, VIT, INT, DEX and LUK – and points to spend: 30 at level 1, then 3 more every level (4 from level 5, 5 from level 10 and so on). Press +1 or +5 on a stat.
    • STR: +1% attack and skill damage a point.
    • AGI: +0.3% dodge and +0.2% move speed a point.
    • VIT: +4 max health, +1 DEF every two points, and health back while resting.
    • INT: +2 max mana, faster mana and +1% skill damage a point.
    • DEX: shorter skill cooldowns (up to 25%) and +1% critical damage a point.
    • LUK: +0.3% critical chance and +0.5% drop chance a point.
    • Raising a stat costs more the higher it goes: 2 points a step up to 11, 3 up to 21, and so on. The most any stat can be is 60.
  • Skill tree: the SKILLS tab on the character sheet. You get one skill point every level.
    • Smite, Lunge, Whirl and Battle Fury go up to level 10. Smite hits up to x4.0 with a shorter cooldown, Lunge reaches further, Whirl's ring grows to 6 m, and Battle Fury lasts up to 20 seconds.
    • Eight passives: Sword Mastery (+2% basic attack damage a level), Iron Skin (+1 DEF and +8 health), Forager (+3% gathering), Second Wind (health back while resting), Mana Flow (faster mana), Artisan (a chance of a bonus batch when refining or brewing), Keen Edge (+1% critical chance) and Lucky Find (+3% drop chance). Some open at higher levels or need another skill first – the tree shows what each one needs.
  • Critical hits: every hero now has a 5% critical chance before LUK, Keen Edge, the Prism Charm and a blade's Critical line. A critical deals x1.5.
  • Reset: your first reset of stats and skills is free (RESET BUILD on the character sheet – press it twice). After that a Reset Scroll does it again: Lyra, the Star Mage, sells them for 500 gold.
  • The forge and the cauldron now show where every material comes from, under its name: which monster drops it and how often, "refine at Brannoc", which nodes to mine, the Farmland oaks, farming or fishing.

Changes

  • Your health is now kept by the world server. Healing from potions, Percival, levelling up and resting all come from the server.
  • Resting heals only with VIT, Second Wind or food, and only after 6 seconds without being hit.
  • The character sheet shows your real critical chance, attack speed, DEF, dodge, move speed and mana regeneration.
  • Forge and cauldron requirements you have not reached now read "need 22" instead of "not yet".

Fixes

  • Other players' health bars now show their real maximum health.
  • Your own cloak's dodge no longer cancels some of your hits on other players.

Stats and skills are spent while you are connected to the world.

Build 2026-09-30-2131

30 September 2026 · 19:39 UTC

Percival's cauldron, forged tools and trinkets

Percival brews potions, elixirs and meals. Brannoc forges tools and trinkets, and Lyra's enchants now take materials as well as gold.

Percival the healer by his cauldron.
Percival: his heal is still free; choose Brew at the cauldron.
The cauldron window on the potions tab.
Potions brew in batches.

Thirteen brews

BrewDoesMade fromAlchemy
Health Potionheals 20% (key 1), makes 32 Carrot, 1 Wing Dust, 1 Adamantium1
Mana Potion+50 mana, makes 32 Beetroot, 1 Wing Dust, 1 Adamantium5
Large Health Potionheals 50% (key 2), makes 22 Tomato, 1 Bear Fat, 2 Adamantium10
Greater Health Potionheals 80%, makes 22 Pumpkin, 1 Sap Resin, 1 Rune Shard, 4 Adamantium20
Elixir of Stone+20 DEF for 10 min2 Potato, 2 Stump Bark, 3 Adamantium12
Elixir of Might+10% damage for 10 min2 Grape, 1 Bear Claw, 3 Adamantium15
Elixir of Fortune+15% drop chance for 10 min2 Sunflower, 1 Prism Scale, 5 Adamantium25
Bread+2 HP/s resting for 10 min3 Wheat, 1 Oak Log1
Grilled Trout+3 HP/s resting for 10 min1 Trout, 1 Oak Log1
Radish Salad+2 mana/s for 10 min2 Radish, 1 Cabbage5
Carp Stew+5 HP/s resting for 10 min1 Carp, 2 Potato, 1 Oak Log8
Melon Cooler+10% move speed for 10 min1 Melon, 1 Watermelon12
Salmon Feast+8 HP/s resting and +10% max health for 15 min1 Salmon, 1 Wheat, 1 Cabbage, 1 Oak Log16

Resting means six seconds without being hit. One elixir and one meal work at a time.

The cauldron window on the food tab.
Meals.
The health bar with an elixir and a meal shown under it, each with its time left.
What is running shows under your health bar.

Tools and trinkets

CopperSilverTitanium
Pickaxe and axe+20%+40%+60%
Rod: the gauge's gold band18%21%25%
Smithing level11020
Fee15g65g165g

Keep a tool in your bag and it works by itself; the best one you carry counts. Titanium ore needs a Silver Pickaxe or better, and a Titanium Pickaxe gets double adamantium from a topaz. Every 10 gathering levels add 5% to everything you mine, chop, fish and harvest.

TrinketSlotGivesMade from
Moonsilk CloakCloak+3% dodge3 Moonsilk Thread, 2 Tanned Leather, 10 Adamantium, 65g
Prism CharmBelt+3% critical chance3 Prism Scale, 1 Silver Ingot, 15 Adamantium, 65g
Fang NecklaceBelt+5% damage1 Alpha Fang, 2 Silver Ingot, 20 Adamantium, 65g
Rune RingBelt+8% skill damage1 Ancient Rune, 2 Titanium Ingot, 30 Adamantium, 165g
Brannoc's tools tab with pickaxes, axes and rods.
Brannoc's Tools tab.
Brannoc's armour tab showing the four trinkets.
One belt trinket at a time.

Enchanting takes materials

TierLevelsGoldEach step takes
Frost+1 to +45–201 Prism Scale, 5 adamantium
Ember+5 to +825–402 Bear Claw, 10 adamantium (+8: an Alpha Fang too)
Venom+9 to +1245–603 Sap Resin, 15 adamantium
Arcane+13 to +1665–801 Ancient Rune, 20 adamantium
Void+17 to +2085–1001 Void Essence, 30 adamantium

On 30 September the Void steps took two Ancient Runes. They have taken a Void Essence since 1 October. See The Frontier.

Lyra the Star Mage.
Lyra enchants the blade in your hand, still with 100% success.
Lyra's enchant window showing the next step's gold and materials.
Her window shows what the next step needs.

Patch notes

New

  • Percival's cauldron: talk to Percival the healer and choose "Brew at the cauldron". Brew 13 recipes from your crops, fish, logs, monster parts and adamantium. Brewing raises a new Alchemy level, and better recipes need a higher one.
  • Potions: Health Potion (heals 20%), Mana Potion (+50 mana), Large Health Potion (heals 50%) and Greater Health Potion (heals 80%).
  • Elixirs last 10 minutes, and one works at a time: Elixir of Stone (+20 DEF), Elixir of Might (+10% damage) and Elixir of Fortune (+15% drop chance).
  • Food lasts 10 minutes, and one works at a time: Bread, Grilled Trout and Carp Stew heal you while you are out of combat. Radish Salad restores mana, Melon Cooler gives +10% move speed, and Salmon Feast (15 minutes) heals you and adds +10% max health.
  • Drink or eat from your bag. Your active elixir and meal show under the health bar with the time left.
  • Forged tools: Brannoc's new TOOLS tab forges pickaxes, axes and fishing rods in Copper, Silver and Titanium. Keep one in your bag and it works by itself – the best one you carry counts.
    • Pickaxes and axes give +20% / +40% / +60% more ore, adamantium and logs.
    • A Titanium Pickaxe gives double adamantium from a topaz.
    • Rods widen the gold band on the fishing gauge (18% / 21% / 25%, from 15%).
  • Gathering levels now pay: every 10 gathering levels give +5% to everything you mine, chop, fish and harvest.
  • Trinkets at Brannoc's ARMOUR tab: Moonsilk Cloak (+3% dodge), Prism Charm (+3% critical chance), Fang Necklace (+5% damage) and Rune Ring (+8% skill damage). The cloak goes in the Cloak slot; the other three share the Belt slot, one at a time.

Changes

  • Enchanting at Lyra now takes materials as well as gold: Prism Scales for Frost (+1 to +4), Bear Claws for Ember (+5 to +8, plus an Alpha Fang at +8), Sap Resin for Venom, Ancient Runes for Arcane and Void, and adamantium on every step. Her window shows what the next step needs.
  • A PK death no longer resets your blade's enchant. Your equipped gear and forged items stay with you; the materials in your bag still drop.
  • Titanium ore now needs a Silver Pickaxe or better.
  • New characters start with 20 health potions.
  • Tools stay with you: they cannot be traded or vended, and Brannoc buys them back.

Fixes

  • Lyra's window names a forged blade and shows its real damage.

The cauldron and the forge work while you are connected to the world.

Build 2026-09-30-1939

30 September 2026 · 18:22 UTC

Brannoc's forge

Brannoc the smith works the town anvil beside the furnace. He forges 51 blades in five metals and three sets of armour, refines ore and logs, and mends what wears out.

Brannoc the smith at his anvil.
Brannoc at the anvil. Walk up and press F.
Brannoc's forge window showing a titanium blade card with its materials.
A blade's card: what it needs, what you have, and where each material comes from.

Five metals

MetalHeroSmithingFeeDamageEach blade takes
Copper5150g13–166 Copper Ingot, 2 Oak Plank, 10 Stump Bark, 1 Heartwood Knot, 10 Adamantium
Silver1210200g14–208 Silver Ingot, 3 Oak Plank, 4 Bear Claw, 2 Tanned Leather, 30 Adamantium
Titanium2220500g18–2610 Titanium Ingot, 8 Rune Shard, 1 Golem Core, 2 Tanned Leather, 60 Adamantium
Adamantium32301,200g22–356 Adamantium Bar, 4 Titanium Ingot, 1 Troll Heart, 3 Troll Hide, 8 Rime Crystal
Void42403,000g28–4412 Adamantium Bar, 1 Void Heart, 1 Void Essence, 2 Troll Heart, 8 Void Shard

The Adamantium and Void rows show the recipes since 1 October. On 30 September they used stand-ins: golem cores, alpha fangs, moonsilk thread and ancient runes. See The Frontier.

Inside one metal the damage per second is close, so pick the feel you like: heavy blades hit harder per blow, quick blades land more blows.

Bonus lines, rework and repair

Every forged blade rolls four different lines. Better metal rolls higher.

LineCopperSilverTitaniumAdamantiumVoid
Damage1–21–32–42–53–6
Attack speed %2–53–63–74–85–10
Critical %1–32–42–53–64–8
Critical damage %5–128–1610–2012–2615–32
Skill damage %3–64–85–106–128–15
Durability %10–2012–2515–3018–3520–35
Gold find %3–84–105–126–158–18
Experience %2–53–63–84–105–12
Drop rate %3–84–105–126–158–18
The rework tab with four bonus lines, two of them locked.
Rework: lock up to two lines, reroll the rest for adamantium (20 to 250 by metal).
The repair tab showing a worn blade and its fee.
Repair: about an hour of fighting takes a blade from new to broken.

Armour

Full setHeroDEFHealthDamage takenEach piece takes
Barkhide51240−11%6 Stump Bark, 2 Sap Resin, 2 Copper Ingot
Bearskin122791−21%2 Tanned Leather, 2 Silver Ingot, 2 Bear Fat
Runeplate2245160−31%3 Titanium Ingot, 3 Rune Shard

Eight pieces a set; the chest and the legs take double. DEF takes DEF/(DEF+100) off every hit, so 100 DEF halves a blow.

The armour tab listing the Runeplate set.
Three sets of eight pieces.
The equipment window with armour slots filled.
The equipment window (B).

Refining

ResultSmithingFeeTakes
Oak Plank10g2 Oak Log
Copper Ingot11g10 Copper Ore, 1 Oak Log
Tanned Leather82g2 Bear Pelt, 1 Sap Resin
Silver Ingot102g10 Silver Ore, 1 Oak Log
Titanium Ingot205g10 Titanium Ore, 2 Oak Log
Adamantium Bar3010g20 Adamantium, 1 Titanium Ingot
The refine tab.
Refine up to 20 at a time. Your first Smithing levels come from here.
Brannoc's sell tab.
Brannoc buys parts, refined metal and forged gear.

Patch notes

New

  • Brannoc's forge: Brannoc the smith now works the town anvil beside the furnace. Walk up and press F to open his forge.
  • Forge any of the 51 blades, in five metals: Copper, Silver, Titanium, Adamantium and Void. Every blade has its own damage and attack speed – quick blades hit lighter, heavy blades swing slower. A blade needs materials (ingots, planks, monster parts, adamantium), gold, your level and your Smithing level.
  • Bonus lines: every forged blade rolls four of Damage, Attack Speed, Critical Hit, Critical Damage, Skill Damage, Durability, Gold Find, Experience and Drop Rate. Better metals roll higher.
  • Rework: reroll a blade's bonus lines for adamantium (20 for Copper up to 250 for Void). Click up to two lines to lock them – the others are rolled again.
  • Armour: three sets of eight pieces – Barkhide, Bearskin and Runeplate. Armour adds defence and health. Wear it from your bag, from the equipment window (B), or at the forge.
  • Refine ore and logs into ingots and planks. The first Smithing levels come from here.
  • Durability: forged blades wear down as you fight – about an hour from new to broken. A broken blade still works but hits like your own blade until Brannoc mends it, for a fifth of what it cost to forge. Your own blade never wears.
  • Brannoc buys monster parts, refined metal and forged gear.
  • Forged blades and armour can be traded and vended. A blade's bonus lines go with it; your enchant on it stays with you.
  • The equipment window (B) shows the armour you wear and the blade in your hand, and Guard shows your armour's defence.

The forge works while you are connected to the world.

Build 2026-09-30-1822

30 September 2026 · 14:21 UTC

Monster drops, selling and vending

Every creature now leaves parts behind. The treasure keeper buys them, and you can open a shop of your own.

CreaturePartChanceCountSells for
Woody StumpStump Bark75%1–21g
Sap Resin20%12g
Heartwood Knot2%120g
FlutterWing Dust70%1–21g
Prism Scale15%13g
Moonsilk Thread2%130g
BearBear Pelt70%14g
Bear Fat40%12g
Bear Claw25%1–25g
Alpha Fang3%140g
Rune GolemRune Shard80%2–45g
Golem Core20%130g
Ancient Rune4%180g
Gribble the treasure keeper at his post in the plaza.
Gribble, the treasure keeper.
Gribble's storage window with the SELL PARTS list.
Press SELL PARTS in his storage.
Setting up a vending shop from the bag: counts and prices.
Press VEND in your bag, set counts and prices.
Another hunter's vending shop window.
Other hunters click your sign to buy.

Patch notes

New

  • Monster drops: every creature now leaves parts behind. Woody Stumps drop Stump Bark, Sap Resin and the rare Heartwood Knot; Flutters drop Wing Dust, Prism Scale and the rare Moonsilk Thread; Bears drop Bear Pelt, Bear Fat, Bear Claw and the rare Alpha Fang; Rune Golems drop Rune Shards, Golem Cores and the epic Ancient Rune. Parts go straight into your bag. If it is full they fall at the monster – yours alone for 10 seconds, then anyone's. In a party, everyone standing nearby gets their own drops.
  • The treasure keeper buys parts: open Gribble's storage and press SELL PARTS.
  • Vending: open your own shop anywhere except the open PK field. Press VEND in your bag, set how many and a price for anything you carry, and a sign goes up over your head. Other hunters click the sign to buy. 3% of each sale goes to tax. The shop closes if you move or log off.
  • Mining now earns gathering levels, the same as chopping and farming.

Parts are what the Smith's forge will work with – crafting is next.

Build 2026-09-30-1421

30 September 2026 · 06:46 UTC

Names, your own blade and the ferry fare

A name of your own before you first connect, your class's own blade in every hand, and a ferry that charges its fare.

Patch notes

Changes

  • Hunter names: you now type a name of your own before you connect for the first time – a default name like "Kenji" or "Hunter" can no longer be used. If your hunter was registered under a default name by an accidental connect (it shows as "Kenji_" and four characters), the login page asks you for a real name: type it in the HUNTER NAME box and connect. That one rename is yours; after it the name is set for good.
  • Weapons: the 51 rack blades are no longer free for everyone. Every hunter now carries their class's own blade, and the other blades come back through the forge as crafting arrives. Your enchant was not lost: the highest enchant you had on any blade has moved onto your own blade, so you hit exactly as hard as before.
  • The ferry to the Farmlands now really charges its 50-gold fare – it could come back to your purse before. The trip home is still free, and you still need a pack on your back.
  • Fishing needs a fishing rod in your bag (Leo sells them), and mining needs your pickaxe.

Fixes

  • Enchanting: a blade could start from +0 at the Star Mage and lose the rank it had. Each blade keeps its own rank now, and the Star Mage enchants the blade in your hand.

Build 2026-09-30-0646

30 September 2026 · 01:59 and 02:42 UTC

Target lock fixes

Two small builds that made the target lock work with other hunters around.

Patch notes

Build 2026-09-30-0159

Fixes

  • Target lock with other hunters around: the frame at the top of the screen, the ring under your target, the white corners and the gold name could fail to show at all whenever other players were nearby – the game was reading another hunter's lock, which is always empty. It always reads yours now.
  • Clicking a dock button (bag, gear, sheet, guild, trophy, stable) no longer drops the target you have locked.

Build 2026-09-30-0242

Fixes

  • Targeting: small fixes to who can be aimed at and locked.
  • Chat bubbles: small fixes.