Radiant Wilds Update - Version 31.000.1 - April 13, 2026

Visual Overhaul

Radiant Wilds introduces a major visual rework of Albion’s open world. This refreshes the game’s visuals while preserving its distinctive artistic style, strengthening each biome’s unique identity and making the world feel more immersive and vibrant.

Biome Identity and Terrain

Each biome has been visually transformed to better reflect its environment and create clearer contrasts between regions.

• Updated terrain colors, vegetation, and environmental assets across all biomes

• Refined ground textures to feel more physical and varied depending on the biome

• Improved contrast and color intensity to make biomes more distinctive

• Adjusted terrain colors and textures to better match the style of Albion’s characters and creatures

Water and Lighting

Water shaders and environmental lighting have been updated to improve the atmosphere and bring more life to the landscape.

• Water now reflects the character of its surrounding environment, from murky swamp waters to slow-moving icy streams

• Rivers, lakes, and coastlines now reflect the sky, clouds, and sunlight more naturally

• Wet surfaces, snow, and sand reflect light more realistically

• Sunlight intensity and color grading have been refined

• Cloud shadows move across the landscape

• Shorelines and shallow water blend more naturally with the surrounding terrain

Environmental Detail

Many small environmental elements have been added or refined to make the world feel richer and more alive.

• Vegetation and biome-specific environmental assets updated

• Ground textures improved to feel more physical, for instance mossy undergrowth, muddy marshes, and sandy dunes

• New atmospheric effects added such as drifting pollen, sand gusts, and snow particles

• Small environmental details added like insects and airborne foliage

Arrival Experience

The tutorial beach has also been updated to create a stronger first impression for new players.

• The arrival beach scene features improved lighting, textures, and environmental detail

• New environmental assets such as wreckage pieces, shells, and coastal vegetation enhance the atmosphere of the starting area

Performance Improvements

This update introduces several client and network optimizations aimed at reducing stutters and improving performance during demanding situations such as large-scale battles. This is the first step in an ongoing effort to further optimize the game’s performance, including continued work with hosting partners to improve connection stability across all regions.

• Expanded the use of asynchronous loading for assets, prefabs, and visual effects to reduce blocking during gameplay

• Updated systems responsible for loading environmental objects and dynamic world elements

• Adjusted how certain spell effects are processed to be less burdensome

• Applied performance optimizations to numerous other visual effects and rendering assets

Additional network monitoring improvements have also been introduced:

• Added a packet loss indicator to help players monitor connection issues

• Added additional telemetry and logging tools for monitoring network performance

The Armory

The Armory is a new system designed to help players discover effective equipment builds based on real gameplay performance. Players can explore equipment combinations that have proven successful in specific types of content. The Armory continuously evaluates gameplay data; as balance changes or player strategies evolve, build recommendations update automatically to reflect current trends.

The Armory can be accessed from the Player Menu, or through an individual item’s details UI.

• When opened from the Player Menu, a landing page is displayed where players select the type of content they want to play

  • Activities can be filtered by activity type and group size

• After selecting an activity, the Armory displays equipment builds that perform well in that type of content

  • Builds can be filtered further by selecting performance metrics such as win rate, damage, or popularity, and by choosing between recent or more established builds

  • The equipment list can also be filtered by type, letting players browse builds centered on specific equipment pieces

• Each result shows a full equipment setup, including abilities and consumables, providing a quick overview of how successful builds are configured in practice

• Each build includes performance indicators to help players compare different setups, including variations in consumables and abilities

  • These metrics are displayed as a radar chart, allowing builds to be compared at a glance

• Selected builds can be saved as Loadouts directly, letting players quickly prepare a full equipment setup and jump into the activity they want to play

• The Armory can also be accessed by opening an item’s details UI, and scrolling down to the ‘Recommended Builds’ section

  • Clicking ‘View Build’ next to one of these recommendations will open that build within the Armory

Arena Improvements

1v1 Arena

The 1v1 Arena is a new ranked PvP mode focused on structured one-on-one combat. It launches as a limited-time mode, running for the duration of Season 32.

• Matches can be entered solo via the Arena Master

• Equipment is soft-capped at 900 Item Power, with excess IP reduced by 80%

  • Combat Potions above 900 IP use their 900 IP effects instead

  • Healing is decreased by 40%

• Matches are played in a best-of-three format

  • If a round lasts too long, overtime begins and poison gas gradually closes in to force engagement

• The mode has its own rank and Rank Points (RP) system

  • Ranks progress independently from the existing 5v5 Arena

  • Rewards increase with rank progression

Crystal Arena

• A new Crystal Arena map has been added to refresh gameplay and shift the competitive meta

  • Includes new chokepoints and additional flanking paths

• The Crystal Arena now allows groups of four players to queue together, helping improve matchmaking flexibility and queue times

Other Changes

• The Arena Rank UI now automatically scrolls to your current rank when opened

• Updated base tent invulnerability behavior in Crystal League, Crystal Arena, and custom matches:

  • Attacking no longer removes the invincibility effect

  • Healing begins 3 seconds after entering the area and stops when leaving it

  • Players standing in the base tent area are healed for 5% of their health and energy every second

Enhanced Controller Support

Controller support has been significantly improved with new interface systems and combat options.

• Dedicated controller HUD for gamepad play

  • This is fully customizable through the HUD Editor

• Updated UI navigation across menus and windows to better support controller input

  • Added a full-screen controller menu that provides quick access to key systems

  • Added customizable radial menus for faster access to common actions

• Added multiple controller control schemes to support different playstyles

  • Includes configurable targeting modes, allowing players to filter targets

  • Expanded auto-targeting options, allowing players to customize targeting behavior, lock modes, and priority rules

Battle Mount Changes

Battle Mount Disarray

Battle mounts are meant to be powerful tools that can turn the tide of large-scale battles. Over time, however, bringing large numbers of them became increasingly common and often felt mandatory in ZvZ fights. To address this, battle mounts now contribute to the existing Disarray system.

• Each battle mount adds a fixed Disarray value to its group when present in a region

  • Ancient Ent: 2

  • Battle Eagle: 4

  • Battle Rhino: 2

  • Behemoth: 4

  • Colossus Beetle: 5

  • Command Mammoth: 5

  • Flame Basilisk: 5

  • Goliath Horseeater: 3

  • Juggernaut: 4

  • Phalanx Beetle: 2

  • Roving Bastion: 5

  • Siege Ballista: 2

  • Tower Chariot: 5

  • Venom Basilisk: 5

• This contribution is calculated alongside the existing Disarray scaling and only starts when the total Battle Mount Disarray contribution exceeds 15 points

  • Only the excess value above 15 is added to the alliance’s Disarray

• Each battle mount now displays its Disarray contribution in the item details UI

• A status icon is displayed showing the current Disarray contribution

• The maximum number of Disarray levels has been extended to 99

Party Leave Protection

A protection system has been added to make it safer to team up with unfamiliar players by preventing immediate attacks after leaving a party.

• When a player leaves or is removed from a party, they and their former party members cannot attack each other for 30 seconds

• The same temporary protection also applies when leaving or being removed from a guild or alliance

• This protection does not apply when an alliance dissolves or when a guild leaves an alliance

Faction Warfare Changes

To improve access to red zones and encourage more movement between regions, several environment adjustments have been made across the Royal Continent.

Yellow to Red Zone Connections

Several underground passages between yellow and red zones have been removed and replaced with direct region connections. This simplifies access to red zones and removes some of the friction players previously encountered when entering lethal areas.

Connections added:

• Willowsigh Marsh ↔ Darkground Swamp (Swamp Burrow removed)

• Cairn Camain ↔ Creag Dhor (Ore Adit removed)

• Yew Wood ↔ Owlsong Glen (Forest Burrow removed)

• Lazygrass Plain ↔ Kindlegrass Steppe (Sabertooth Den removed)

• Eldon Hill ↔ Bowscale Fell (Rock Adit removed)

Players who logged out inside one of these passages before the update launch will be moved to the nearest valid region.

Caerleon Access and Region Connections

To reduce regional advantages between Factions and ensure more consistent travel distances to Caerleon from yellow zones, several region connections on the Royal Continent have been adjusted.

• Removed the connection between Wyre Forest and Murkweald

• Added a new connection between Murkweald and Longtimber Glen

• Moved the Caerleon Underway entrance in Longtimber Glen to the opposite side of the map from the new Murkweald entrance

• Replaced the direct connection between Roastcorpse Steppe and Broken Fell with a passage

Faction Camp Distribution

The number of Faction Camps has been adjusted to encourage players to move across multiple regions instead of concentrating in the same few areas.

• The number of Medium Faction Camps available has been reduced in several regions

UI Changes

Destiny Board Improvements

The Destiny Board has been updated to improve clarity and progression visibility, especially for newer players.

• Nodes that cannot yet be progressed are now hidden by default

  • Areas beyond current progression become visually subdued, with obscured distant nodes and connections toward the edges of the board

  • This can be toggled with the ‘Show all Nodes’ option on the Destiny Board

• Connections to locked nodes now display partial progress toward unlocking their first level

• When referencing hidden nodes in the Item Details UI, the Destiny Board now opens the nearest visible parent node instead

• The Reaver line have been removed from the Destiny Board

  • Avatars previously unlocked through Reaver nodes have been moved to Albion Journal missions tied to similar PvE Fame milestones

  • Reaver Line related Albion Journal missions have been archived

  • Solo, Group, and Hardcore Expeditions no longer require matching Reaver bonuses

Take All

A Take All option has been added to loot windows:

• All items from PvE drops and chests can now be looted with a single click

  • This does not include treasure chests that spawn in the open world, the Depths, the Mists, Faction Warfare or during temporary events

• This only applies to situations where all loot is guaranteed to the player

• Items are taken in order until carry weight limit is reached

• Not available for items dropped by other players

Other Changes

• Introduced a new window focus system:

  • Multiple UI windows can now remain open at the same time instead of closing each other

  • Interacting with a window automatically brings it to the front, preventing overlapping or hidden interface elements

• The Laborer UI has been updated with a new design to match the rest of the game's interface

  • Added warnings before sending laborers and after their return that uncollected items are removed after 7 days

• The Loot UI now displays 4 columns instead of 3, allowing more items to be visible at once

• Adjusted the default replacement settings of the Lost Equipment Loadout to:

  • Tier: Same

  • Enchantment: Same

  • Quality: Same or Higher

• Potion and Food slots in the Action Bar now display the number of items equipped

• Added buttons to the Region Map to place pings and return to the map of the current region

• Item Details UI now shows estimated market value per item and for the entire stack

Combat Balance Changes

Axes

• Battle Rush (all Axes)

  • Cooldown: 20s → 18s

Battle Rush’s cooldown has been reduced to help Axes keep up with enemy mobility in 1v1 situations, while also increasing uptime on its supportive buffs in group PvP.

• Relentless Assault (Crystal Reaper)

  • Damage vs mobs: 95 → 86

Crystal Reaper has continued to overperform in PvE, so it has been adjusted to allow alternative options to compete.

Bows

• Sky's Fury (Skystrider Bow)

  • Damage per bolt: 140 → 128

  • Initial cast energy cost: 12 → 18

  • Bolt energy cost: 3 → 0

Sky’s Fury has had its energy cost adjusted so that players can no longer get stuck mid-air due to running out of energy. Its damage per bolt has also been reduced, as it was dealing too much damage while limiting most enemy counterplay.

Crossbows

• Flickershots (Arclight Blasters)

  • Damage per cast: 101 → 94

Arclight Blasters have been overperforming in both solo and small-scale PvP, so they’ve had some damage removed to promote equipment diversity.

• Vicious Barrage (Siegebow)

  • Damage: 130 → 105

  • Current health damage: 2.5% → 3%

Vicious Barrage has had part of its damage shifted into percentage health to reduce the effectiveness of multiple Siegebows hitting the same targets.

Cursed Staffs

• Anguished Soul (Demonic Staff)

  • Fear duration at 0 stacks: 1s → 1.25s

  • Fear duration at 1 stack: 1.25s → 1.5s

  • Fear duration at 2 stack: 1.5s → 1.75s

  • Fear duration at 3 stack: 1.75s → 2s

  • Fear duration at 4 stack: 2s → 2.25s

Fear duration at all Vile Curse stack counts has been increased to allow Anguished Soul to operate better as a defensive tank or provide crowd control during small-scale burst windows.

Fire Staffs

• Combustion (Infernal Staff)

  • Added: Initial fear hits enemies in a 4m AoE around the target

  • Feared mobs no longer run as far

Combustion now also fears all enemies within 4m of the initial target. The targeted enemy remains the only one with a trail, while feared mobs now run away at a lower speed.

• Flaming Phoenix (Dawnsong)

  • Instant damage: 225 → 200

Flaming Phoenix’s instant damage has been reduced to lower its burst potential in large-scale fights.

• Spontaneous Combustion (Flamewalker Staff)

  • Impact Damage: 189 → 178

Flamewalker Staff has been overperforming in solo PvP and has had its impact damage reduced to promote equipment diversity.

Frost Staffs

• Arctic Volley (Arctic Staff)

  • Cooldown: 15s → 12s

  • Damage per tick: 90 → 76

  • Energy cost per tick: 3 → 2

Arctic Volley’s cooldown has been reduced to make it more reliably powerful, while its damage per volley has been reduced.

Hammers

• Groundbreaker (Polehammer)

  • Damage: 77.7 → 46

Polehammer has had its damage lowered significantly to reduce the strength of its poke-and-kite play pattern in solo PvP.

Holy Staffs

• Holy Orb (all Holy Staffs)

  • Stand time: 0.4s → 0.25s

Holy Orb’s stand time has been reduced, making it feel more fluid to use and offering its caster greater mobility.

Maces

• Guard Rune (all Maces)

  • Players: 5 → 10

  • Resistance: 0.2 → 0.06

Guard Rune has been a dominant, universal defensive tool that answers a wide range of threats. It now covers more allies, but its resistance increase has been significantly reduced while preserving its strong anti-CC properties.

• Deep Leap (all Maces)

  • Damage: 180 → 203

Deep Leap’s damage has been increased to promote solo and bruiser play.

Quarterstaffs

• Vault Leap (Quarterstaff)

  • Damage: 180 → 161

Quarterstaff has continued to overperform in solo PvP, so its damage has been reduced further to promote equipment diversity.

• Phantom Twin (Phantom Twinblade)

  • First and second cast damage per tick: 41 → 46 (Total damage: 205 → 230)

Phantom Twin’s first and second casts have gained additional damage to reward keeping enemies within the areas.

Shapeshifter Staffs

• Tear Open (Bloodmoon Staff)

  • Blood Pool now requires 2 Shift Charges

Tear Open’s Blood Pool now requires two Shift Charges to put more pressure on Shift Charge upkeep and reduce sustain.

• Dawnbird Transformation (Lightcaller)

  • No longer grants immunity to slow effects

Lightcaller players in solo PvP have been too slippery, so their passive immunity to slow has been removed to offer opponents additional counterplay.

• Wild Onslaught (Primal Staff)

  • Damage: 50 → 85

Wild Onslaught has had its damage increased significantly to help Primal Staff players compete.

Swords

• Crescent Slash (Clarent Blade)

  • 3 stack damage: 160 → 170

Clarent Blade’s three-stack damage effect has been increased to help it find a place once again.

• Fearless Strike (Carving Sword)

  • Cooldown: 20s → 25s

Carving Sword’s mobility has been reduced to promote equipment diversity in solo PvP content.

War Gloves

• Counter (all War Gloves)

  • Reflect percentage: 100% → 150%

Counter has been significantly buffed to make it a more attractive option against opponents with telegraphed damage abilities.

• Earth Crusher (Ravenstrike Cestus)

  • 0 charge damage: 155 → 165

  • 1 charge damage: 165 → 175

  • 2 charge damage: 175 → 185

  • 3 charge damage: 185 → 195

Earth Crusher has had its damage increased to help it perform in large-scale combat.

• Falcon Smash (Battle Bracers)

  • Multicast time window: 2s → 3s

Falcon Smash has had its multicast time window increased to give players more time in the air to aim.

Helmets

• Hush (Demon Helmet)

  • Cooldown: 30s → 25s

Hush’s cooldown has been reduced to make it more reliable.

Shoes

• Dodge (all Shoes)

  • Movement speed buff duration: 4s → 5s

Dodge has had its mobility increased to incentivize switching to it in certain matchups.

Fixes

UI Fixes

• Fixed issue where the Personal Loadouts list would scroll back to the top after opening a loadout from a filtered list

Mob Fixes

• Fixed issue where the Energy Singularity spawned by the Dawnbird tracking mob could take full damage shortly after spawning

• Fixed issue where Dryad's Tendrils VFX did not match its duration

• Fixed issue where the Bandit Ringleader's torch throw had no spell indicator before impact

• Fixed issue where Undead Mage's Blizzard VFX faded before the spell ended

• Fixed issue where Undead Ghost's Blizzard indicator persisted after the spell ended

• Fixed issue where mobs could sometimes move incorrectly across certain terrain

Other Fixes

• Various additional graphical, animation, terrain, audio, UI, and localization fixes

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Realm Divided Part II - Version 30.040.1 - February 23, 2026

This release expands on the Realm Divided update with even more Faction Warfare content: Faction Battle Standards and a reworked Bandit Assault.

Faction Battle Standards

Faction Battle Standards are new carriable objectives in Faction Warfare. They appear in the open world, and bring capture-the-flag style gameplay to Faction Warfare. Groups of opposing Faction players can fight over possession of a banner, with the aim of building up its value and carrying it to its destination for Faction Points.

• Battle Standards can be found in any Province currently in conflict

• When a Battle Standard appears, it is initially locked

  • During this time it is visible on the Region Map, as well as on the World Map when in a nearby region

• After a short time, it unlocks and can be picked up by any Faction-flagged player

  • Once unlocked, it is no longer visible on the World Map

• Battle Standards can be carried between Provinces of the same lethality, but not from Non-lethal to Lethal or vice versa

  • They cannot be carried into dungeons or cities

  • If dropped in a secure Province, they will disappear after 10 minutes

• Battle Standards can only be carried on foot

• A player carrying a banner can receive a move speed increase

  • After traveling for 4 seconds without taking damage, the carrier goes into a sprint until they take damage or come within range of an enemy player

Battle Standards can be delivered to a friendly Outpost, where a bard named Fiona Fableheart will be waiting to receive them.

• This will reward Faction Points to the following:

  • The carrier

  • Faction members who fought alongside the carrier as they held the Battle Standard and contributed to its growth

• Available drop-off locations are marked on the Region Map

• When an Outpost is actively under attack, Fiona Fableheart takes cover and will not receive any banners

By participating in Faction Warfare combat and capturing Outposts, the Prestige of a Battle Standard can be increased.

• There are four levels of Prestige: Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary

  • Once it reaches Epic level, only defeating enemy Faction players can progress a Battle Standard

• A higher-rarity Battle Standard rewards more Faction Points when delivered

• When carrying a Battle Standard, a HUD element shows its progress towards the next rarity level

• If a Battle Standard is dropped and picked up by an opposing Faction, its rarity progress remains intact

Two new Albion Journal missions have been added for the Faction Battle Standard, in the Faction Warfare subcategory.

Reworked Bandit Assault

The Bandit Assault event in Faction Warfare has been overhauled to bring it into the new era initiated by the Realm Divided update. The Bandit Assault now uses the Province and Supply systems, culminating in multi-Faction Fortress fights.

Caerleon is now a participating faction in Bandit Assault.

• Caerleon-flagged players now receive Bandit Assault notifications

• Caerleon-flagged players now receive rewards based on their placement during the event

In addition, all Faction-flagged players in Provinces where the Bandit Assault is active receive a buff to Fame, Silver, and loot for the duration of the event.

The Bandit Assault comprises two phases, with the winner being the Faction with the most Bandit Assault Supplies after both phases:

Phase One

• The first phase lasts 40 minutes

• It covers all lethal Provinces

• All Outposts in lethal Provinces are taken over by Caerleon

  • Fortresses and Provinces themselves do not change ownership

• All Faction Warfare activities (Faction Camps, Faction Chests, etc.) can be found in these Provinces during this stage

• All Factions compete to earn Bandit Assault Supplies in these Provinces

  • These are Supplies specific to the Bandit Assault event, but earned from the same activities

  • If a Province is also in conflict, Supplies earned by participating Factions count for both the Bandit Assault and the Province conflict

    • The Rallying Cry and attacking Faction bonuses only apply to the Province conflict in this case, not to the Bandit Assault

Phase Two

• The second phase lasts 20 minutes

• In this phase, the battle for Bandit Assault Supplies is focused into two Provinces

  • The amount of Bandit Assault Supplies generated in these Provinces is greatly increased

  • Players can still capture Outposts in the other lethal Provinces, but these no longer provide Bandit Assault Supplies

• The Fortresses in these Provinces become vulnerable to attack by players of any Faction (except the defenders)

  • While the walls and gates can be destroyed, these Fortresses cannot be captured at this time

• Weapons Caches appear in the areas around the Fortresses

  • As with standard Fortress fights, these Weapons Caches provide powerful buffs, but during the Bandit Assault they do not have an impact on the time-to-win for attacker or defender, as these fights have no Defensive Progress bar

• A highly valuable chest appears in each Fortress, containing loot and Bandit Assault Supplies

  • The Faction who owns the Province attempts to prevent the other Factions from breaking into the Fortress and claiming this chest before it unlocks

  • The defending faction has the advantage of the Fortress walls, but any Faction can tear them down to take this chest for themselves

At the end of the event, each Faction is ranked based on how many Bandit Assault Supplies it has earned. Faction Points are awarded to each accordingly, with higher ranks receiving more points.

Two new Albion Journal missions have been added for the Bandit Assault, in the Faction Conquest subcategory.

Changes

• Faction Warfare Siege Times on the World Map have been moved to a dropdown at the top of the screen

  • These are now ordered from server maintenance onward

• Faction Chests can now spawn in the blue zones of a Province that is in conflict

• Region queues can no longer be joined from inside Smuggler’s Dens, but overcrowded regions can be skipped

• The Item Details UI for stacked items now shows the estimated market value for a single item, as well as for the whole stack

Combat Balance Changes

Bows

• Speed Shot (all Bows)

  • Move speed increase: 20% for 5s → 30% for 2s

  • Cooldown: 15s → 10s

  • Casting now resets Q cooldown

  • Removed attack speed buff

Speed Shot has not been very popular or interesting, so it has received a small rework to make its gameplay more engaging while preserving its core identity.

• Enchanted Quiver (all Bows)

  • No longer deals decreased damage if the only player(s) within 6m are invisible

Players using Enchanted Quiver can no longer be distracted by invisible enemies.

Crossbows

• Snipe Shot (Crossbow)

  • Cast time: 2.5s → 2s

  • Damage: 418 → 386

  • Added resistance reduction: 0.15 for 4 seconds

As the first Crossbow ability, Snipe Shot had a cast time that felt too long to be practical in solo PvE. Additionally, its long-duration, high-damage cast felt too similar in its function to Bolt Casters. To address this, its cast time has been reduced and an armor reduction effect added, giving it a clearer role as a single-target burst support option.

Cursed Staffs

• Dark Matter (all Cursed Staffs)

  • Bounces: 8 → 7

  • Dmg vs players: 98 → 112

  • Damage vs mobs: 49 → 56

Dark Matter has felt unreliable, so its damage has been redistributed across fewer total bounces.

Hammers

• Groundbreaker (Polehammer)

  • Hitbox now matches VFX more closely

With its enhanced range, Polehammer has found success as a non-committal long-range stun option. That being said, in smaller-scale PvP its max range stun has often felt unavoidable. Its hitbox now ‘grows’, matching the visuals and giving opponents an additional 0.3s to dodge (at max range).

Maces

• Battle Howl (Heavy Mace)

  • Added: 40% auto-attack damage debuff (vs mobs) for 4s

In PvE, silencing mobs can feel like a trap, as it causes them to auto-attack instead of casting dodgeable abilities, increasing the damage they deal. To combat that, Battle Howl now also reduces mobs’ auto-attack damage.

• Threatening Smash (all Maces)

  • Damage: 135 → 142

Threatening Smash has had its damage increased to help all Maces in PvE and PvP.

Shapeshifter Staffs

• Sinister Swipes (Prowling Staff)

  • Damage: 76 → 90

  • Multicast cooldown: 0.5s (global cooldown) → 0.8s

  • Time window: 2s → 3s

Sinister Swipes has received more damage but has a longer cooldown, allowing Prowling players to weave auto-attacks between Q casts. At the same time, its increased cooldown forces them to stay in form longer to complete a full combo, making them more vulnerable.

• Tethershift (all Shapeshifter Staffs)

  • Enemy-targeted self-shield: 200 → 100

  • Ally shield: 200 → 300

Dashing onto enemies on cooldown with Tethershift’s large shield was difficult to deal with, while the shield applied to allies felt too small to have a real impact. As a result, these values have been separated and adjusted differently.

Offhands

• Blueflame Torch

  • Damage & healing bonus: 0.201 → 0.177

While the Paladin healer builds that have popped up with the new Blueflame Torch are undoubtedly cool, the damage and healing bonus was slightly too high, so they’ve been reduced. These values can be understood as a reduction from 25% to 22%.

Armors

• Frost Shield (all Cloth Robes)

  • Slow: 30% → 40%

Frost Shield hasn’t been very popular compared to its alternatives, so its slow has been made more powerful.

• Fury (Soldier Armor)

  • No longer heals

  • No longer a toggle

As the Soldier Armor mini-update was very controversial and led to unhealthy gameplay, it has been reverted.

Shoes

• Blink (Cleric Sandals)

  • No longer requires line of sight

• Delayed Teleport (Mage Sandals)

  • No longer requires line of sight

Blink and Delayed Teleport no longer require line-of-sight, meaning you can now freely faceplant into trees, rocks, and walls.

Fixes

UI Fixes

• Fixed issue where attack arrows on the Faction Warfare World Map overlay would sometimes not be visible

• [MOBILE] Fixed issue where it was only possible to select a Party to travel to from a Faction Transport, not a region

Other Fixes

• Fixed issue where multiple Faction Warbanners could be crafted by the same character

• Fixed issue where Albion Journal missions for unlocking Avalonian Dungeon chests would not progress