Loading updates…
Every update shipped to Soulbring, newest first.
The map opens on your own sector, zoomed in, and shows who is there as soon as you arrive.
Walk into your faction's towns and use their facilities, craft gear in four grades, and prospect the sectors around you.
Pick a Mining specialty as you level, carry more than one assignment and quest at a time, and hand in a Weekly Requisition across the week.
Gather materials from the nodes on your map, smelt ore into bars and cut leather into straps at the Workshop. Surgeons now level up as they heal.
Finishing your faction's supply quest now opens a new area for good. Voidborn get their own supply quest, and enemy abilities show their proper names in combat.
The region map is bigger, with the three realms around the Borderlands. A new Quest Log tracks your quests, and every character starts this release at their capital gate.
New Longswords and metal armor sets. Professions now level from 1 to 100, with permanent specialties. Profession XP starts again from 0.
The Workshop material list now includes raw ores and more bars. Radiant Steel is now Mithril. Choose Night glass, Void or Rift in Preferences.
Characters inside a city no longer appear in Scout lists and cannot be attacked through Scout. Step outside the walls to scout or attack.
The signed-in screens have a new look: a sidebar that lists every page, a status bar with your pools and experience, a character card you can open from anywhere, and a redesigned Profile.
Only the mission owner can forfeit a whole mission fight. A helper who forfeits now leaves the fight knocked out while the owner fights on.
Characters can hold two professions, carry a limited pack of materials and store the rest in a paid city storehouse, and the travel map shows where materials are found.
The travel map now shows only the land your character has seen, officers run their division from Captain Quarters, and licensed missions fight their own tougher opponents.
Technique details stay open while you scroll on a phone, repeated effects stack into one chip, and the Crownhold backdrop loads faster.
Melodic Slash now weakens its target, players sharing an internet connection stop tripping each other's limits, and Scout wins follow the usual activity rules.
Higher-rank opponents fight with releases, Clear and Cleanse leave the action panel, and travel gains a destination directory.
Solve daily Investigations for Obols and a pool top-up, fight on a redesigned battle page, see your next step on Home, and take on new optional mission challenges.
Technique details stay on screen during a fight, dashboard actions respond without waiting, Scout no longer brings back players who have left, and training and combat no longer trip over each other.
Inspect your techniques and every active effect during a fight, follow each round more easily, see both fighters again on mobile, and find Spar opponents as you type. Hospital discharge and regeneration now follow clearer rules.
Explore published Soulbrands, Masks, and their techniques before choosing a build. Commitment-locked techniques are clearer in combat. This release note also recaps the Combat Alpha setup flow and v0.2.6 ordinary technique expansion.
Crafting is easier to plan, signature releases follow rank milestones, and battle and equipment details are clearer.
This release expands combat, brings Voidborn and Soul Warden abilities closer together, and improves PvP, the Store, and staff tools.
Occupation ladders, Surgeon healing and a connected Workshop give materials and downtime a clearer purpose.
Navigation, mobile technique rows, responsive layouts and the session clock now behave consistently across the game.
Combat previews, result explanations and lasting battle reports make it easier to understand what happened and return to unfinished duels.
Active objectives now appear on the Travel screen, with the destination and next action ready when you arrive.
Voidborn characters are now playable, with a capital, facilities, progression and ten Throne divisions of their own.
The Blade Sanctum can reroll eligible signature releases for Embers, and Voidborn characters now awaken Masks with their own release path.
Deposit and withdraw Obols, send them to other players, and earn daily interest from one account with a permanent transaction history.
Armor, materials, recipes and enemy tuning now line up through the upper tiers, so every rank has a clearer path to the next set of gear.
Changing division now costs Obols, while vacant-seat claims and challenges have clear rank and eligibility gates.
Every division now has its own news board, where authorized officers can post and authors can edit or remove their own updates, and officers can invest standing in a division-wide recovery boost.
A finished world boss now pays eligible contributors, and the winning faction can earn a temporary boost for the whole faction.
Become an Armor Craftsman or Weapon Smith, turn materials into gear while you are away, and make repair kits for the equipment you rely on.
Dungeons now advance when you choose, solo or with a party, and simultaneous rounds keep shared runs moving cleanly.
Each faction now has its own mission pools and enemy rosters, so the opposition and objectives match the side you chose.
Supporter tiers now increase avatar size across portrait surfaces, with the same benefit visible wherever your character appears.
New characters now begin with the techniques of their own faction, and the Voidborn and Lumen catalogues are ready to play alongside the Soul Wardens.
Dungeons can now drop materials, and item rewards run through one shared path across missions, story quests, objectives and the activity card.
Every enemy was re-kitted for its tier, arena opponents scale by rank, and tier 2 finally has a mission ladder its own players can climb.
Equipped gear with a durability bar now wears down with use, a broken piece contributes nothing until repaired, and the Provisions Shop's Armourer fixes it for Obols.
A second ladder beside rank. Every character starts on Bronze, certification trials promote you up from there, and a licensed mission scales its XP and currency by the license that mission requires.
Bronze, Silver and Gold supporters get visible perks - name colour, larger avatars, and Gold unlocks technique slots 9 and 10 - and every account gets a session idle timeout.
Awakening grants your release tier's techniques outright, Dominion is a goal with a real checklist, and technique levels respect a release-state cap.
Pay Embers to return every trained stat to base and get a redistribution bucket per stat kind.
A scheduled boss with one health pool everyone chips at while it is alive. Damage you deal counts on the board; a fight that dealt none does not appear.
Your division accrues standing when its members win missions and duels, and officers can spend it on a division-wide hospital discount.
The main menu's categories became tabs so the rail stops growing, the dashboard loads once instead of twice, and a pile of small annoyances went away.
Form a party of up to four, run one shared dungeon together, and every member earns the rewards.
The dashboard now sets today's agenda: daily and weekly objectives with their own rewards, and a monthly card that pays out for every day you show up.
Losing a mission fight no longer means losing it alone. Raise a distress signal and another player on your tile can join the fight mid-battle.
Tier 4 to 5 rank-up is unblocked, the XP ladder was re-sliced to honest anchors, and an experience gate is back for the upper tiers.
Scout now lists only characters on your exact square, any valid region allows PvP, and being idle does not protect you.
Missions can run across several steps and survive you closing the tab. Dungeons and Errands join them.
News is now readable without signing in, every entry has its own page, and shipped updates are tracked here.
Mission and Profile no longer show stale state after a fight, the Arena button works from a clean start, and you can no longer farm your own second character.
A character select hub, with one explicitly active character and fast switching between them.
Damage, technique progression, and technique classes were rebuilt together. Fights now run a consistent length at every rank.
A 10-slot loadout wired into combat, an item catalogue, a place to buy gear, and a bag to carry it in.
The progression controls now sit where your character does. They used to be buried in the Training Grounds.
Every technique banks its own experience, can be practised in batches, and learning is priced off a real curve.
Quarters gets its own page and art, all 13 house tiers get final art, and there is a back link to HQ.
Claim a seat in your division, defend it, and challenge the seats above you.
One configurable bottom bar on every mobile page, WASD travel, and a batch of mobile layout fixes.
From tier 2 up, a cheap house did nothing, because the camp rate swallowed it. House and camp now add together.
The Unveiled is Voidborn endgame rather than a separate race, leaving three: Soul Warden, Voidborn, and Lumen Order.
Reference another post directly, react with emoji, and messages now stay for 24 hours.
A tabbed, race-aware reference that replaces the old flat help page, and explains what stats do.
A sticky bottom tab bar you can customise, a portrait-led character card, and a map that fits the screen.
Two profile stats were showing the wrong school names, the technique catalogue gained filters, and system text was rewritten.
Sleeping is the only protection from attack, duels open with a count-in, and Scout is visible to everyone.
The battle screen was rebuilt around a banded prose chronicle, avatar plates, and clear turn and defeat states.
Find other players on the map and attack them, sleep or camp to recover, and buy a house that recovers you faster.
At Senior Warden your Soulbrand awakens with a rolled affinity and rarity, a name of its own, and signature techniques.
Two-human duels with a win/loss/draw record, turn deadlines, and rules for what happens when someone walks away.
The Help link stopped 404ing, defeat routes you somewhere useful, and preferences moved somewhere sensible.
Round-by-round records of your recent fights, kept for three hours and shareable.
Repeatable fights against rank-scaled opponents, a hub to find someone to spar, and experience for winning.
Combat gains real effects, defeat has a recovery loop instead of a dead end, and techniques can be trained and equipped.
Upload a portrait and see it across the game, and the Tavern gains editing, badges, and a rolling clear.
A public player directory with Strongest, PvP and Active tabs, plus presence so you can see who is around.
Somewhere to spend what you earn, missions you can run again, a public profile, and a place to talk.
The small starting grid became a single 25 by 25 world with villages, zones, and a spawn point placed on real art.
Pools grow toward your rank cap instead of jumping to it, the XP bar reflects the real curve, and rank-up has gates.
Explore the region map and step into the Crownhold village hub and its facilities.
Move across the world map tile to tile without a page reload.
Training now spends Resonance and Stamina to grow your pools toward the rank cap, replacing the old timers.
A 30-technique ladder with rank-gated unlocks, learnable at the Training Grounds.
The first fights: a server-authoritative combat engine, a live connection, and a battle page to watch it on.
Tile-by-tile movement, the capital hub and its facilities, your profile, and the equipment surface.
The first playable verb. Spend a session, raise a stat, and see the result on your sheet.
The first release. Make a character, read its sheet, and take a place in a squad.