Dofus 22.5.0— patch notes (2011)

Nowel Island:
New quests, rewards, and new monsters are added to Nowel Island's event content. A new gift system lets you wrap items into packages to give them to other players.
Maps and areas:

• All the outdoor and indoor maps of the Astrub area have been redone.
• The interiors of the Koalak area have been redone.
• The Amakna Cemetery area has been redone.

Dispel system change:
The dispel system has been changed, and most spells no longer remove all of a target's effects, but instead reduce their duration.
When an effect's duration reaches 0, the effect is considered dispelled.
For example, reducing effect durations by 2 turns on an effect that lasts 2 turns is equivalent to a full dispel.
This new system lets us offer several types of spells by varying the amount of effect-duration reduction. This allows us to replace complete but random dispels (Ghostly Shovel or Blight, for example) with weak but deterministic (non-random) duration reductions.
Improved handling of unhealable life:
Unhealable life (10% of base HP lost) is now applied to the fixed damage reductions from spells (Word of Caution, Feca's Elemental Armors, Toad, Mummification, etc.).
This change ensures that a character can't remain invulnerable indefinitely too easily. It's also an opportunity for us to introduce a damage-management concept by adding unhealable-life penalties to several offensive classes' spells, to be applied to enemies.
Making greater use of this effect on offensive classes lets us strengthen their role and fight more effectively against protective classes.
In addition, this change significantly reduces the duration of "endless" fights when two teams have more protective abilities than offensive ones.
The classes affected by these new options are Iop, Ecaflip, Sram, and Rogue (via the Blunderbuss spell).
The maximum percentage of unhealable life remains fixed at 50%.
Action stacking system:
A new system simplifies resource gathering (and reduces the number of unnecessary clicks) by letting you stack up several resource harvests in advance (on the same map), which will then be carried out one after another. This feature can be used via the "SHIFT + click" shortcut on resources.
This system also lets you create a movement action stack, to more easily bypass a group of monsters or automatically change maps after one or more resource harvests.
Monsters:

• Following the change to the dispel system, monster spells' infinite duration is replaced with a finite duration (generally between 4 and 6 turns).
• Daigoro's level has been revised to better match the dungeon's difficulty level. Its stats remain unchanged.
• Wabbit Island monsters' experience is adjusted to match their level, which generally corresponds to an increase in the experience gained at the end of a fight.
• The soul of monsters tied to bounty notices can now be captured, allowing the capture of any archmonsters accompanying them.
• The Immature Koalak's Masterful Discharge spell once again removes AP Dodge.
• The Renarbo's Croak spell once again removes elemental resistances as a percentage.
• The Polished Craqueboule's Polishing spell once again removes critical hit bonuses.
• The Dragoss's Stunning Meteorite spell once again applies a percentage damage penalty.
• The Roissingue King's Return spell once again applies damage bonuses.
• The N's Frost spell once again strikes based on its missing vitality.
• The Royal Mint Jelly no longer loses its eyes when it plays an animation outside of combat.

Dungeons:

• Aggression is now possible on the following dungeon entrance maps:
  • Bworks Dungeon
  • Canine Dungeon
  • Piglet Dragon Labyrinth
  • Ghost House
• In the Skeunk Den, the key and keyring are now consumed with the NPC Frivolak instead of at the end of the dungeon.
• The Koulosse's Lair is now managed like outdoor maps. This means three groups of monsters of different sizes appear, their composition varies, and their respawn isn't immediate. In addition, aggression between characters is possible on these maps.
• In the first room of the Kitsune Dungeon, it's no longer possible to go back to exit the dungeon.

Interfaces:

• Sending two different messages within a very short delay no longer causes the first message to be displayed twice.
• Soul Stone hyperlinks inserted in the chat interface are working again.
• The "Filter unaffordable purchases" filter in the NPC shop interface correctly updates when the buying character's currency amount becomes insufficient after a purchase.
• It's no longer possible to list items for sale in merchant mode at 0 Kamas.
• Moving the mini-map by clicking on its current position now works correctly.
• On the world map, icon display is improved so they remain legible at any zoom level.
• The countdown used for notifications disappearing automatically pauses while viewing a notification.
• Blocking messages are replaced with non-blocking notifications when interacting with an unusable interactive element (a resource the character can't harvest, or an unusable workshop, for example). These notifications now explain why the action can't be used (tool not equipped, insufficient profession level, or profession not learned).
• The chat interface's scrollbar no longer stays stuck at the top when launching the client (this issue could occur on clients set with a small font size).
• Notifications can be closed with a right-click.
• In some cases, interactions could be blocked after an NPC dialog was displayed. This issue is fixed.
• Navigation using the keyboard arrow keys is improved in the quest log list.
• In the professions interface, recipes are correctly displayed when the search field is empty.
• Configuring the content of spell and item tooltips is now accessible from the quick shortcut bar.
• The display of the invitation notification duration for teleportation to a meeting point is fixed.
• In the spells interface, the button to invest spell points is hidden if the character is using an Incarnation.
• Spell and melee tooltips are correctly updated when changing equipment that modifies range and critical hit chances.
• In the performance options interface, the chosen quality remains displayed when reopening the interface.
• Characters equipped with a mount saddle item are correctly displayed in the bottom bar medallion.
• In the shortcut options interface, the text for enabling the Kolizeum channel displays correctly.
• In the chat interface, the error message when sending a message on the group channel without being part of a group is fixed.
• The position of an item's level on its info sheet is improved.
• In the group search interface, the list of characters registered for a dungeon is correctly updated after a group is created.
• After a client interface theme change, the chat interface's colors are now reset so they remain legible.
• In the guild interface, the house list can be sorted alphabetically by name or by owner.
• In the professions interface, hovering the mouse over an empty recipe slot no longer displays anything.
• In the guild member list, the button to manage each member's permissions displays correct text on mouse hover.
• After a divorce, the social interface, if left open, updates correctly.
• In the grimoire's spell list, the chosen sort order for spell display remains functional, even when a spell's level changes.
• In the group search interface, searching for a dungeon no longer hides the dungeon list if nothing has been entered.
• When proposing a group teleport to a meeting point, if only one character doesn't meet the criteria, the error message is singular.
• In the Zaap, Zaapi, or Prism teleportation interface, an empty destination list is handled better (the interface is no longer blocking).
• On the login screen, windows close correctly when using the "Enter" key.
• Right-clicking a character in merchant mode no longer offers the option to invite the character to a group.
• In the medallion, the character's portrait is correctly displayed when equipping an Incarnation weapon, in spectator mode, or on a mount.
• Inserting unowned items into the chat interface now works correctly.
• The dates shown when hovering over the clock, via the /time command, or when Prisms are placed are correct (the one-month offset is fixed).
• On the server selection interface, servers are now displayed in order of last connection.
• In the context menu when clicking a character, the "Aggress" option is no longer available for characters below level 100 trying to attack a character more than fifty levels above them.
• In the shortcut bar, using the "Shift" key combined with clicking an item correctly displays the item in the chat interface without using it.
• In summon spell details, the actual AP and MP Dodge values are displayed (the summon's final stats are taken into account).
• The aura displayed around a character is now selected by order of priority: the level 100 aura, then the level 200 aura, then item-related auras.
• In the login interfaces, the time is added to the subscription end date.
• In spell tooltips, the maximum stacking count of the spell's effects is displayed.
• In spell tooltips, the probability of an effect belonging to an effect group is shown as "random".
• The notification for the invitation to be teleported in front of a dungeon stays displayed for the correct duration.
• When the grimoire interface is open, clicking a shortcut bar button meant to open another grimoire tab now works correctly (the grimoire is no longer closed; it now opens to the correct tab).
• In the shortcut bar, when switching pages while a spell or item is selected, the selection is now canceled.
• In the quick equipment interface, changing an equipment's icon is correctly reflected on the shortcut bar.
• In the professions interface, the display of the list of possible actions is simplified.
• The login interface is now locked while the connection is in progress.
• In the guild interface, points can be allocated to increase the Prism's stats if its last spell is at level 5.
• On login, the subscription gift assignment interface doesn't display if no character is alive.
• In NPC shops and merchant modes, confirmation windows are added for selling and buying.
• In the social interface, guild experience is displayed with thousands separators.
• In the shortcut bar, if several instances of the same spell are present, all of them update correctly during combat.
• In the food interface for mounts, pets, and living items, the quantity choice is now directly included in the interface.
• In the food interface for mounts, pets, and living items, double-clicking an item feeds it and immediately closes the interface.
• In summon spell sheets, summoned creatures' hit points now match their actual hit points in combat.
• In the group search interface, the selected tab and dungeon will again be automatically selected the next time this interface is opened during the game session.
• In the chat interface, error or information messages now show the correct time.

Auction Houses:

• The time remaining before a sale ends is now correctly displayed.
• In buy mode, when an item is removed from sale while the purchase interface is displayed, confirming this interface no longer buys the previous item but cancels the sale.
• In sell mode, the displayed tax correctly matches the Kamas amount that will be deducted (a rounding issue could cause discrepancies of 1 Kama).
• In sell mode, the error message when selecting a non-tradable item is fixed.
• In the Soul Stone auction house, in buy mode, the list of full stones no longer loses its position when adding or removing one of the items.
• In the Soul Stone auction house, in buy mode, the text search field is reset when switching to the standard display of the central part of the interface.
• Sale and purchase confirmation windows are standardized and improved.
• The search function in the shields auction house no longer causes malfunctions in the auction house interface.
• In buy mode, when the last item of the current type is bought and the previous type in the auction house is selected, no lot is selected by default, to avoid unintentional purchases.
• In sell mode, the unit for the number of remaining hours is correctly translated in the client's various available languages.

Inventory:

• The "Quest" tab in the inventory is no longer displayed on interfaces where handling quest items is impossible (in auction houses, for example).
• Quest items can no longer be "dragged and dropped" when the inventory is opened directly on the quest items tab.
• In the inventory, the equipment slots on the left now correctly indicate on hover that they can hold Dofus or trophies.
• In the quick equipment management interface, creating a new quick equipment set after a deletion now works correctly.
• The display in the chat interface of the result of repairing an ethereal item is improved.

Breeding:

• A new "Infertile mounts" filter is added. It shows mounts that could be made fertile (level 5 or higher, fewer than 20 breedings, not neutered, and not fertile).
• It is now possible to use two filters simultaneously to display mounts in a pen. This filter is hidden by default and can be shown by clicking the "+" button to the left of the first filter selection.
• A new mount is automatically selected when the previous one is deselected (when moving a mount to another destination, for example).
• 4 new keyboard shortcuts (the same ones used for the first 4 shortcuts on the shortcut bar) are added to make it easier to move a selected mount to the various possible destinations.
• The "Tired mounts" filter is removed from the stable filter list.
• The "Not tired mounts" filter is removed from the pen filter list.
• The buttons for moving mounts to the various possible destinations are enlarged.
• When hovering over a mount in the stable and pen lists, the mount's type is replaced by its fertilization status (sterile, neutered, fertile, fertilized since xxx, or empty).
• Some interface elements are adjusted to avoid texture overlap issues.
• The reopening speed of the breeding interface is greatly improved: the interface is kept cached as long as the character stays on the same map and doesn't start a fight.
• The number of breedings (previously displayed as "x/20" ) is replaced by a progress bar. A neutered or sterile mount doesn't display a progress bar but a keyword instead.
• The "Fertilized since" information no longer appears when hovering over breeding information.
• A "Fertilization" line is added to display the mount's fertilization status ("Fertile" or "Fertilized since" ). This line doesn't appear when no fertilization status is active.
• Public pens now display all mounts present in the pen owned by the player. Other players' mounts are no longer displayed. A player can now breed their mounts in a public pen.
• Pens are now marked as abandoned after 3 months of inactivity. The automatic resale of the pen only happens 3 months later. During the last 3 months, abandoned pens are marked as such, including in the guild interface.

Combat:

• Hover information for targets (tooltip showing hit points and info panel in the shortcut bar slot) is now updated with each action performed on a target. It's no longer necessary to manually refresh this information during combat.
• Hover information for a target displayed in the shortcut bar slot is now also shown for entities that are dead.
• The state of combat options (tactical mode display, for example) is now saved for the entire game session.
• Invisible characters are now visible to their allies (but don't block their lines of sight).
• Infinite-duration effects are no longer grayed out after the end of the concerned target's turn.
• Effect durations are correctly updated in spectator mode.
• The effect of the "Lotof Word" spell is correctly removed after the spell executes.
• The duration of the "Poisoned Wind" spell is correctly displayed in the spell's description.
• Displaying several effects triggered by a single spell (Feca's Earth Armor, for example) is correctly handled again.
• Stacking several spell damage-increase effects (Arrow of Expiation and Punitive Arrow, for example) no longer causes a display error in tooltips.
• The calculation of movement range on target hover is fixed (in some cases, rounding issues could cause incorrect movement ranges to be displayed).
• Life bonus or penalty effects are correctly decremented after they expire.
• Bonuses affecting the player's character that can only be used during their turn (AP, MP, PO bonuses, for example) and that will end at the start of their next turn are now removed at the end of their turn. This change makes it easier to plan your next actions by knowing the amounts of AP, MP, and PO available as soon as your turn ends.
• The message indicating the end of a state is now displayed at the right time.
• The death of a state's caster (the Panda-Rider casting the weakened state, for example) correctly removes the state from the target.
• A carried character who disconnects and then reconnects is visible again.
• Dead characters can once again cast "smileys" during combat (from the position they had at the moment of their death).
• Carrying an entity no longer reverses the displayed turn order.
• The "Escape" key now cancels the current selection of an item or spell.
• When using the "Show a cell" feature, clicking outside a cell exits this mode.
• In transparent mode, selection and movement zones are no longer transparent.
• Effect duration handling is improved for characters who reconnect during combat.
• Giving up a fight during the preparation phase no longer prevents modifying the item shortcut bar.
• In the combat log, clicking a Sram spell's name while invisible no longer shows the cell where the spell was cast.
• The "Enter" key now closes the end-of-combat interface.
• In spell tooltips, the "Target required" property is added to indicate that the spell can only be cast on a cell occupied by a combatant (for spells affected by this parameter).
• During combat preparation, moving a spell interrupted by a right-click no longer leaves that spell grayed out.
• When a character is killed during their turn, their timer gauge around the medallion is stopped, then reset.

Kolizeum:

• Notifications for daily rewards are correctly displayed on clients experiencing slowdowns.
• Kolizeum combat teleportation no longer causes a disconnect if the character interacts right before being teleported.
• Arriving on class Temple maps no longer triggers Kolizeum unregistration.
• The messages shown in the chat interface when buying items with Kolizeum tokens are fixed (the displayed currency is no longer incorrect).
• Handling of entering Kolizeum combat is improved to reduce issues with fights not displaying, particularly when the character is already in combat or changing maps.
• Several maps causing playability issues are removed from the list of possible maps for Kolizeum fights.
• The played character's name is correctly displayed in the Kolizeum interface after declining a fight.
• The number of fighters who have accepted the fight no longer exceeds the maximum number of fighters in the Kolizeum interface.
• Group invitation notifications and Kolizeum group notifications are better differentiated.
• In the Kolizeum interface, the fighter list always contains at least the played character.
• After a fight, the Kolizeum interface is correctly reset and no longer shows an incorrect step.

Temple Dopples:

• Dopples you fight now have a level closer to that of the character. This simplifies fights when players must face a Dopple of a higher tier. For example, the level 40 Dopple can now be fought by a character whose level is between 30 and 49 inclusive, versus 20 to 39 previously.
• The reward granted by quests tied to Temple Dopples is adjusted according to these new level brackets.

Creature Mode:

• Pandawas correctly switch to creature mode when affected by the Booze spell.
• Weapon attack animations are played correctly.
• Characters on a mount now have an attack animation for weapons and spells.
• Carried characters are no longer invisible.
• Carrying characters no longer change size.
• Appearance changes for characters using a mount no longer deactivate creature mode.
• Cawwot Carrots, Trees, Prisms, and monster summons now have a dedicated appearance for creature mode.

Professions:

• When using cooperative crafting, ingredient slots now progressively lock and unlock each time one of the two participants uses or frees an ingredient slot.
• In the grimoire, in the professions interface, the checked recipe ingredient quantity boxes will again be automatically checked the next time this interface is opened during the game session.
• In cooperative crafting, both characters are correctly displayed in the interface.
• In the recipe list, the checked ingredient quantity boxes will again be automatically checked the next time this interface is opened during the game session.

Artificial Intelligence:

• Movements of monsters with "devoted" behavior are improved.
• Handling of static summons is improved; the AI gives them less priority.
• Handling of offensive area spells is improved; the AI tries to hit as few allies as possible with an offensive spell.
• Handling of triggered effects is improved.
• The Xelor Temple Dopple no longer vainly tries to summon a second Xelor's Dial in an attempt to get the random AP bonus when it has already summoned a dial.

Spells:
All spells that give an elemental resistance bonus or penalty as a percentage across the 5 elements now use a single unified effect to improve legibility in the combat log and effects list.

Pandawa:
All invested spell points are refunded.

• Booze:
  • The duration of the Drunk state and the appearance change increases to 4 turns.
  • The duration of the elemental resistances and the MP penalty increases to 4 turns.
• Drunkenness:
  • The Barrel Bash spell now also draws in allied Pandawa characters if they're in the Drunk state, in addition to enemies.
• Watery Vulnerability:
  • The spell is replaced by Vulnerability, which combines the 4 elemental Vulnerability spells.
  • The spell now causes resistance penalties across all 5 elements.
  • The spell requires the Drunk state to be cast.
  • The AP cost becomes 3 at all levels.
  • The spell is now obtained at level 48.
  • The spell's icon is replaced.
• Spirited Bond:
  • The Panda-Rider's Unlucky Bamboo spell now causes a Tackle penalty for 1 turn instead of a critical failure chance penalty.
  • The duration of the Panda-Rider's Meditation spell's effects increases to 4 turns.
• Windy Vulnerability:
  • The spell is replaced by Vertigo.
  • The spell can only be cast while in carrier state.
  • The spell applies a loss of hit points (Fire element) to the carried character based on the number of MP used.
  • The spell's icon is replaced.
• Blazing Vulnerability:
  • The spell is replaced by Schnapps.
  • The spell causes Air area damage (cross shape, size 1).
  • The spell can only be cast diagonally.
  • The spell cannot be cast while in the Drunk state.
  • The spell's icon is replaced.
• Earthy Vulnerability:
  • The spell is replaced by Ethylo.
  • The spell causes Water damage and applies an AP-removal penalty to the target.
  • The spell can only be cast while in the Drunk state.
  • The spell's icon is replaced.
• Karcham:
  • Allies carried by the spell get a range bonus.
  • The range bonus disappears as soon as they're no longer carried.
  • The AP cost becomes 1 at all levels.
  • The cooldown becomes 4, 3, 2, and 1 turns at levels 1 through 4.
  • The spell is limited to 2 uses per turn at level 5 and 3 at level 6.
  • The spell now has a critical hit.
• Chamrak:
  • The AP cost becomes 1 at all levels.
  • The cooldown becomes 4, 3, 2, and 1 turns at levels 1 through 4.
  • The spell is limited to 2 uses per turn at level 5 and 3 at level 6.
• Stabilization:
  • The effect duration becomes 1 turn.
  • The cooldown becomes 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, and 2 turns at levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.
  • The spell can only stack once per target.
  • The dodge bonus against MP loss is increased at all levels.
  • The AP cost becomes 1 at all levels of the spell.
• Pandanlku:
  • The duration of the MP bonus becomes 2 turns at all levels.
  • The cooldown becomes 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, and 4 turns at levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.
• Blight:
  • Damage penalties are increased on critical hits at all levels.
  • Damage penalties are increased at levels 1 through 4.
  • The spell's AP cost becomes 2 at all levels.
  • The cooldown becomes 5, 4, 3, and 2 turns at levels 1, 2, 3, and 4.
  • The maximum number of casts per turn becomes 1 at level 5 and 2 at level 6.
  • The spell is limited to 1 use per target.
  • The spell no longer removes AP and no longer inflicts a critical failure penalty.
  • The spell's effects are no longer chosen randomly.
  • The spell no longer fully dispels the target; it reduces the duration of active effects by 1.
• Bamboo Milk:
  • The cooldown becomes 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 turns at levels 1 through 6.
  • The AP cost becomes 1 at all levels.
  • The spell is now obtained at level 9.
• Dread:
  • The critical hit penalty no longer targets allies (only enemies).

Rogues:

• Remission:
  • The spell's cost becomes 2.
  • The cooldown is increased by 1 at all levels.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Blunderbuss:
  • The duration of the unhealable life penalty becomes 2 turns at all levels.
• Overload:
  • Bombs targeted by the spell now gain the Charge state on the following turn, the Discharge state two turns after casting, and the Overload state three turns after casting.
  • Bombs that explode under the Charge state cause, in their area of effect (in addition to normal damage), a 1-turn reduction to effect durations. Under the Discharge state, the duration reduction is 2 turns, and under the Overload state, it's 3 turns.
  • The AP cost becomes 2 at all levels.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Kaboom:
  • Bonuses granted by bombs can only stack up to three times.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Tornabomb:
  • The Rogue Tornado spell once again removes MP when the bomb is cast directly on a target.

Feca:
All invested spell points are refunded.

• Fraction:
  • The spell's cooldown becomes 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, and 3 turns at levels 1 through 6.
  • The spell's effect duration becomes 2 turns.
  • The spell now requires a line of sight.
  • The AP cost becomes 2.
• Water Armor:
  • The resistance bonus against AP removal is removed.
• Wind Armor:
  • The resistance bonus against MP removal is removed.
• Natural Attack:
  • The spell is limited to two casts per target at levels 1 through 5.
• Cloudy Attack:
  • Chance steals are increased at all levels.
  • The critical hit chance becomes 1 in 40 at all levels.
• Staff Return:
  • The critical hit chance becomes 1 in 40 at all levels.
  • Strength steals are increased at all levels.
  • Damage is applied after Strength steals before benefiting from them on each spell cast.
• Feca Dopple Summon:
  • The Cloudy Attack spell now has the same effects as those used by the Feca's spell (chance steal and Water damage).

Sacrier:

• Transposition:
  • The spell applies the "Moved" state to the caster and prevents them from using the Cooperation spell for 1 turn.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Cooperation:
  • The spell applies the "Moved" state to the caster and prevents them from using the Transposition spell for 1 turn.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Sacrifice:
  • The effect duration becomes 4 turns at all levels.
  • The cooldown becomes 5 turns at all levels.

Osamodas:

• Spirit Leash:
  • Resurrected allies can no longer be healed for 2 turns.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Gobball Crusher Summon:
  • The Crush spell's elemental resistance bonuses can only stack twice per target.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Red Dragoone Summon:
  • The maximum range of the Terrifying Roar spell becomes 7 at all levels and becomes modifiable (standardized with the Dragofire spell).
  • The Terrifying Roar spell can now only be cast in a straight line (standardized with the Dragofire spell).
  • The Terrifying Roar spell now reduces effect durations by 4 turns.
  • The Terrifying Roar spell can only be cast on enemies.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Gobball Summon:
  • The Weight state applied by the Bruise spell now disappears when the summon dies.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.

Ecaflip:

• Rekop:
  • The spell now consistently causes damage in 4 elements.
  • Damage is triggered randomly: instantly, or in 1 turn, or 2 turns, or 3 turns.
  • The longer the damage trigger delay, the greater the damage caused.
  • The spell lets you cause damage in advance, and thus potentially generate the equivalent of several turns' worth of damage in a single turn, provided you organize your gameplay tactics around the spell's effects.
• Reflex:
  • The spell now causes Air area damage and applies an unhealable life penalty for 2 turns on the target.
  • The AP cost becomes 4 at all levels.
  • The range becomes 3 at all levels.
  • The spell's effects can only stack twice per target.
  • The spell no longer has a cooldown.
  • The spell is limited to a maximum of 2 casts per turn.
  • The spell's icon is replaced.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Feline Spirit:
  • The spell's behavior is changed: damage is now doubled and applied to the caster at the end of the following turn. If the spell is cast every turn, the damage to the caster is deferred to the next turn.
  • The spell must be cast on a target.
  • The spell's maximum range becomes 3.
  • The spell now applies an AP-removal penalty on the target for 2 turns (stackable only once).
  • Damage is less random.
  • The maximum number of casts per turn becomes 3.
  • The spell must be cast in a straight line.
  • The spell's animation is faster.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Summoning Claw:
  • The Jinx spell now applies a Dodge penalty for a duration of 5 turns.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Ecaflip's Luck:
  • The spell's duration becomes 1 at all levels.
  • The cooldown becomes 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, and 4 turns at levels 1 through 6.
  • The spell doubles damage or heals for the amount of damage received at all levels on a normal hit, and triples damage or heals for double the damage received at all levels on a critical hit.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Wheel of Fortune:
  • The AP cost becomes 2 at all levels.
  • The maximum range becomes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 at levels 1 through 6.
  • The spell's range becomes modifiable.
  • The spell's effects can only stack once per target.
  • The critical hit chance becomes 1 in 40.
  • The duration of the damage bonus becomes 3 turns.
  • Damage bonuses are increased at all levels.
  • The damage caused to the caster is no longer random and is increased.
  • The damage caused to the caster is applied on both normal and critical hits, and is triggered 3 turns after the spell is cast.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.

Sram:

• Misdirection:
  • The spell now applies an unhealable life penalty for a duration of 3 turns in a cross shape of size 1.
  • Stat steals no longer apply to static summons (Cawwot Carrot, Tree, etc.).
  • Stat steals and unhealable life penalties are applied before the spell's damage.
  • The duration of stat steals becomes 3 turns.
  • Air damage is reduced, but the spell now also causes Earth damage.
  • The maximum stacking of effects per target becomes 4.
  • The spell's icon is changed.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Repulsion Trap:
  • The spell's icon is changed.

Enutrof:

• Ghostly Shovel:
  • The spell now reduces the target's effect duration by 1 turn on both normal and critical hits.
  • The AP cost becomes 3 at all levels.
  • The spell no longer causes damage to allies.
  • The minimum range becomes 4 at all levels.
  • The maximum number of casts per turn becomes 2.
  • The maximum number of casts per target becomes 1.
  • The critical hit chance becomes 1 in 40 at all levels.
  • Damage is increased at all levels.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Reducing Key:
  • The spell's maximum stacking of effects per target becomes 1.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Corruption:
  • The weakened state now lasts 2 turns.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Acceleration:
  • Effects can only stack once per target.
  • The maximum range becomes 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 12 at levels 1 through 6.
  • The range becomes modifiable.
  • The effect duration becomes 1 turn at all levels.
  • The AP cost becomes 1 at all levels.
  • The cooldown becomes 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, and 3 turns at levels 1 through 6.
  • The MP bonus on a normal hit becomes 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, and 4 at levels 1 through 6.
  • The MP bonus on a critical hit becomes 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, and 5 at levels 1 through 6.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.

Xelor:
All invested spell points are refunded.

• Counter:
  • Damage reflection is no longer based on the caster's Wisdom but on their level.
  • Damage reflection no longer protects against damage.
  • Reflected damage is increased at all levels.
  • The range becomes modifiable.
  • The maximum range becomes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 at levels 1 through 6.
• Needle:
  • The AP cost becomes 4 at all levels.
  • The maximum number of casts per target becomes 2.
  • The critical hit chance becomes 1 in 40 at all levels.
• Xelor's Hourglass:
  • The AP cost becomes 2 at all levels.
  • The critical hit chance becomes 1 in 40 at all levels.
• Teleportation:
  • The AP cost becomes 4 at all levels.
  • The maximum range becomes 14 and 18 at levels 5 and 6.
  • The cooldown becomes 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, and 8 turns at levels 1 through 6.
• Withering:
  • The maximum number of casts per target becomes 3.
• Temporal Dust:
  • The AP cost becomes 5 at levels 1 through 5.
  • The maximum number of casts per turn becomes 2.
  • Damage is less random at all levels.
• Demotivation:
  • The spell requires a line of sight.
  • The maximum number of casts per turn becomes 2.
• Blinding Protection:
  • Damage reflection is no longer based on the caster's Wisdom but on their level.
  • Damage reflection no longer protects against damage.
  • The spell requires a line of sight.
  • The spell's range becomes modifiable.
  • Reflected damage is increased at all levels.
• Mummification:
  • The MP penalty is replaced by the "Weight" state (which prevents the use of teleportation spells) for a duration of 2 turns at all levels.
  • The dodge bonus against AP removal is removed.
• Clock:
  • The AP cost becomes 5 at levels 1 through 3.
  • The critical hit chance becomes 1 in 40 at all levels.
  • The AP steal on a critical hit becomes 1 at all levels.
• Xelor's Strike:
  • The range becomes 5 at levels 1 through 4.
  • The critical hit chance becomes 1 in 40 at levels 1 through 5.
• Xelor's Dial:
  • The AP cost becomes 3 at all levels.
  • The cooldown becomes 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, and 4 turns at levels 1 through 6.
  • The summon's hit points are increased at level 6.
  • The duration of the AP Dodge penalty from the Weakness spell on a critical hit becomes 7 turns.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Xelor Dopple Summon:
  • The summon now casts the Dopple's Needle spell.
  • The Blinding Protection and Demotivation spells can no longer be cast on static summons.
  • The Dopple's Needle spell can no longer grant a bonus AP to its caster.

Eniripsa:

• Word of Reconstitution:
  • The spell can no longer be cast on enemies.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Word of Altruism:
  • The duration of the Altruistic state becomes 3 turns.
  • The cooldown is reduced by 1 at all levels.
• Word of Thorn:
  • Damage reflection is no longer based on the caster's Wisdom but on their level.
  • Damage reflection no longer protects against damage.
  • The maximum range becomes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 at levels 1 through 6.
  • The range becomes modifiable.
  • The spell's duration on a normal and critical hit becomes 2.
  • Damage reflection is no longer random.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Draining Word:
  • The loss of hit points to the caster is replaced by a 1-turn unhealable life penalty of 10% at all levels on a normal hit and 5% on a critical hit.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Stimulating Word:
  • The loss of hit points to the caster is replaced by a 1-turn unhealable life penalty of 20% at all levels on a normal hit and 10% on a critical hit.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Forbidden Word:
  • The AP cost becomes 3 at all levels.
  • Damage is less random at all levels on a normal hit.
  • The maximum number of casts per target becomes 2 at levels 1 through 5.
  • Normal-hit damage is increased and critical-hit damage is reduced at all levels.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Word of Sacrifice:
  • The AP cost becomes 4 at all levels.
  • The maximum range becomes 1, 2, and 3 at levels 1 through 3.
  • The spell's damage to the caster is replaced by an unhealable life penalty on the caster.
  • Healing is less random at all levels, and increased on both normal and critical hits.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.

Iop:

• Pressure:
  • The AP cost becomes 3 at all levels.
  • The maximum number of casts per target becomes 3.
  • The spell's effects can only stack twice per target.
  • Damage is increased at all levels.
  • The maximum range becomes 3 at all levels.
  • The spell now applies an unhealable life penalty on the target for 2 turns.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Iop's Wrath:
  • The duration of the spell's damage bonus becomes 1 turn, but with a 4-turn execution delay. This change doesn't affect how the spell works; it only improves the legibility of its effects.

Masqueraider:

• Fervor:
  • The Unhealable and Untouchable states can no longer be dispelled.
• Cartwheel:
  • The AP cost becomes 4 at all levels.
  • Damage is reduced at all levels.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.
• Apathy:
  • The MP loss is increased at all levels.
  • Damage is increased at all levels.
• Lure:
  • The maximum range becomes 4.
  • The spell pulls in by 3 cells.
• Distance:
  • The maximum number of casts per target becomes 2 at all levels.
  • Damage is increased at all levels.
• Martelo:
  • Damage is increased at all levels.
  • The Dodge penalty is increased at all levels.
• Retention:
  • MP removal is increased at all levels.
  • Damage is increased at all levels.
• Picada:
  • The Tackle penalty is increased at all levels.
  • Damage is increased at all levels.

Cra:

• Arrow of Expiation:
  • The duration of the spell's damage bonus becomes 1 turn, but with a 3-turn execution delay. This change doesn't affect how the spell works; it only improves the legibility of its effects.
• Punitive Arrow:
  • The duration of the spell's damage bonus becomes 1 turn, but with a 2-turn execution delay. This change doesn't affect how the spell works; it only improves the legibility of its effects.

Sadida:

• Insolent Bramble:
  • The spell now reduces effect durations by 4 turns.
  • Invested spell points are refunded.

Items:

• Sulhit Cape: the range-increase effect for Word of Thorn is replaced by an effect reducing AP cost by 1.
• Lupine Belt: the range-increase effect for Blinding Protection is replaced by an effect reducing AP cost by 1.
• Tilus Ring: the cooldown-reduction effect for Teleportation changes from 5 to 3.
• Furry Slippers: the range-increase effect for Wheel of Fortune is replaced by an effect reducing AP cost by 1.
• Buhlent Belt: the range-increase effect for Feline Spirit is replaced by an effect disabling its straight-line cast requirement. The range-increase effect for Reflex changes from 4 to 2.
• Hyssérine Strap: the cooldown-reduction effect for Overload is replaced by an effect reducing AP cost by 1.
• Huée Strap: the line-of-sight-removal effect for Earthy Vulnerability becomes a critical hit bonus effect for Ethylo of 30.
• Raille Ring: the line-of-sight-removal effect for Blazing Vulnerability becomes an effect reducing Schnapps's AP cost by 1.
• Wera Cape: the line-of-sight-removal effect for Windy Vulnerability becomes an effect reducing Vertigo's AP cost by 1.
• The icons for breads, wood, and some resources are improved.
• The Iholo Briefs item's effects are correctly displayed.

Quests:

• High-level quests now give less experience to very low-level characters.
• The final parts of the "Party Pooper" and "Who Wants the Wabbit's Hide?" quests in Allister's series are fixed and can now be completed.
• Quest "Identity Theft": the archivist Georges de Segrob now takes his interlocutor's appearance into account.
• Quest "A Bear in the Gobball Pen": the recommended level shown is changed to match the quest's difficulty.
• Quest "Unguided Tour": this quest is now categorized under the Koalak Mountain.
• Quest "Finding Rok Gnorok": the minimum level required to take the quest is lowered.
• Quest "Titi Gobelait the Magobelin": the Red Cape can be obtained again by talking to the NPC Plastik Gobelait if it's destroyed or wasn't given the first time; the cape is now a non-tradable item.
• Quest "Titi Gobelait the Magobelin": the NPC Mulou Grankrok no longer looks like a pink jelly.
• Quest "Popular Militia": the position of the NPC Pipelette Nhin shown by the quest waypoint is fixed.
• Frigost dungeons' daily quests are no longer limited by a time interval, and can therefore be done once per day, regardless of when they were done the day before.
• Bontarian-aligned characters with alignment above 34 who still have the "Is Danathor Wrong?" quest in progress can now validate it with Grace Malcean.
• In Brakmar's alignment quest "A Master at the Pawn Game," the choice of the Bonta Tactician's spell is final. It's no longer possible to run three quests in parallel.
• Experience gains from quest rewards no longer have a minimum relative limit based on level. This means the lower the character's level compared to the quest's level, the more the gains decrease. Quests without relative experience (for example, Incarnam quests or The Eternal Harvest) aren't affected by this change.
• In the quest "Legend of Lenalde," talking to the NPC Silimote Fougaris validates the associated objective.

Performance:

• Client performance is improved when geolocation information is updated on the mini-map.

Ankabox:

• Clicking the Ankabox message button while new messages are marked as unread disables the button's "unread" status.

Keyboard Shortcuts:

• Using the "Hide collapsible interfaces" shortcut no longer redisplays the empty notifications interface when no notification is visible.
• Two new keyboard shortcuts are added for displaying the Kolizeum interface ("k" by default) and merchant mode ("v" by default).
• Non-configurable shortcuts are now displayed in the shortcuts options menu.
• An error message is added when a shortcut cannot be set.
• The living items management interface can now be closed with the "Escape" shortcut.

Incarnations:

• It is now possible to equip a new Incarnation if the current Incarnation has been equipped for more than one minute.
• It's no longer possible to equip a quick equipment set containing an Incarnation if the character can't equip an Incarnation (due to the one-minute delay between two Incarnation equips).
• The damage penalty type for the Heavy Armor spell of the Klüme Incarnation is the same at all levels.
• The size of the circular area of effect for the Stagnant Water spell of the Styx Incarnation is standardized at all levels.
• The duration of the AP-removal bonus for the Heat Steal spell of the Inferno Incarnation is increased by one turn. This lets the Incarnation benefit from this bonus if it recasts the Heat Steal spell as soon as it's available.
• The Spectral Impale spell of the Hectaupe Incarnation now removes MP at the start of the target's turn instead of instantly (to make the maximum stacking per target, set at 2, functional).
• Medallion portraits are added for the Hectaupe, Haku, Kalkaneus, Rapine, Kloug, and Phong Husse Incarnations.
• Incarnation weapon effects are correctly displayed.

Ankama Shield:

• It's no longer possible to modify permissions, ranks, and the percentage of experience given to the guild in restricted mode.
• It's impossible to enter a dungeon in restricted mode with a key, keyring, or dungeon save.

Miscellaneous:

• The "Allow sound effects" option is removed as it's no longer used.
• The dropdown menu accessible via the "+" button of the bottom bar interface is correctly grayed out during the guided tutorial.
• When using a consumable on another character, it's now the target character who plays the associated animation.
• Unsubscribed accounts can no longer speak in public channels in subscriber-only areas.
• The weight of several Shigekax-type treats is changed so overloaded characters carrying Shigekax in their inventory can use them.
• The Kanojedo Guardian now indicates the location of the Rogues' den and the Masqueraiders' sanctuary.
• Some of the NPC Tek Abir's dialogues are revised, and the cost of the Astrub beer purchasable by chatting with the innkeeper is adjusted.
• In some cases, the NPC Ogivol Scarlacin wouldn't respond when spoken to: this issue is fixed.
• The two volumes IX and X of the Found Fragments recounting the history of the Purple Dawn are now sold by the librarians of Bonta and Brakmar.
• When a character becomes neutral again, they lose the effects of camouflage.
• When a character goes to a Temple map where a Dopple can be fought, they're no longer excluded from the group search system.
• Ice Kamas exchanges via dialogue are replaced by the token shop system. Frigost's spirit gems are no longer available in exchange for Ice Kamas.
• Numerous NPC appearances are improved.
• The Wild Mint resource correctly reappears after being harvested.
• Female Rogue characters' hands correctly recolor during the Rock/Paper/Scissors emote animation.
• Character orientation changes when using certain items are correctly transmitted to all characters present on the map.
• Characters already present on a map using a static emote (sitting down, for example) no longer play the full animation for new characters arriving on the map (the characters are directly shown in the static pose without playing the start of the animation).
• Handling of mass transfers between two inventories is improved and should no longer cause disconnection issues.
• The "/invisible" command now displays a consistent message.
• A new error message is added when attempting to share a house with a guild while the house is for sale.
• Prisms go on winter break and are replaced by reindeer (which do nothing the rest of the year).
• Emotes that differ based on the character's gender are now correctly played on a mount.
• All characters present on the same map see the same pose after one of them plays the "Superhero" emote.
• If a character turns while playing an aura, the aura disappears.