Patch notes

This page summarizes changes players can notice. Current numbers and full instructions belong on the reference pages.

0.41.0 · Season of Thorns

Published September 1, 2026.

Season of Thorns brings Overgrown creatures after eligible deaths of Ettins, Trolls, Frost Trolls, Ogres, Ogre Lords, Cyclopes, and Minotaurs.
Overgrown participate in normal PvM and can use Overgrown Grasp: roots for 3 seconds and Deadly Poison, without duplicating the original loot.
Ancient Overgrowth has a 10% chance to carry the bilingual book O Testamento da Primeira Sarça.
Heart of the Briar is the edition's tradable, lootable currency. The Briarheart Keeper is available during the season and for 7 days after its natural end.
Briarheart Pigment, Briarstrider, and Thornwake are the top rewards, each redeemable once per account per edition.
Britain, Minoc, Serpent's Hold, and Cove receive briar decorations that grow during the season and are removed at its end.
Tailoring gains DoB Cloth: Mantle of the Titan (+5 Strength), Windrunner Robe (+5 Dexterity), and Sage's Robe (+5 Intelligence). Each recipe requires 100 Cloth and 100 of each matching reagent; success runs from 0% at 65.0 to 100% at 105.0.
Ingots and boards now weigh 0.5 stone per unit.
Tracking reaches 43 tiles at 100.0 and 45 tiles at 105.0 effective skill, preserving filters and result limits.
Magical creatures consider their actual Cure chance and may use Mana Drain or Mana Vampire in PvM, preserving protections for players, pets, summons, Arena, and PvP.
Bankers sell Commodity Deed Box for 20,000 Gold; the box must be secured in a house to operate Commodity Deeds.

See Season of Thorns, Tailoring, and Houses.

0.40.0 · The Red Verdict

Odran rides in Wrong while menus, equipment, and interactions receive improvements.

Odran, the Red Verdict may emerge in Wrong's deepest corridors beside Seris and four daemonic witnesses. Defeating him releases a tamable Ruby Mustang protected from wild creatures for 60 seconds and awards The Condemned Heart, additional PvM rewards, and chances to find his Portuguese or English lore book and The Ruby Judgment scythe.
Odran now maintains an even faster pursuit, prioritizes summons for ordinary attacks, and marks the ground for one second before leaping with Sentence of Silence, repeating the Verdict every 20 to 25 seconds. He escapes Paralyze after five seconds by teleporting out of the field; dodging Sentence opens a three-second recovery and Broken Judgment reports each doubled hit. The witnesses may range farther and prioritize players, while Seris sustains the full group without using Magic Arrow.
The six eighth-circle Magery summoning spells now use a 2% to 98% success curve that reaches 75% at 100.0 Magery for spellbook casts; scrolls, NPCs, and other spells remain unchanged.
The new Unbroken Calling Mastery relatively increases the success chance of those summons and can also appear on new PvM jewelry.
Crafting and Animal Lore menus now correctly replace the previous window, preventing disconnections caused by invisible menu accumulation.
Each death reduces every equipped item's maximum durability by 1 to 3 points; deaths caused by another member of the same Party or guild do not apply this loss.
Clothing now has quality-based durability, wears without reducing incoming damage, and can be repaired through Tailoring.
Fire Field continues to damage every valid target without replacing the caster's selected combat target.
New PvM Loot Magic Earrings, Magic Bracelets, and Magic Rings now receive a PvM Mastery bonus between +1.00% and +7.50% in 0.25% increments.
Arcane Disruption now uses the full chance granted by its Mastery level and PvM jewelry without the former dedicated 12.5% cap; its attempt interval and target rules remain unchanged.
Paralyze cast by an eligible PvM creature ends when its caster dies or is removed, without clearing Paralyze Field, another caster's effect, or player effects.
Structural house floors no longer block same-storey interactions when they are below the line of sight; walls, doors, storeys, and access rules remain protected.
Ordinary players can no longer remain ghosts indefinitely: without a choice, they return after five minutes. PvP deaths allow only itemless return, while PvM keeps its existing recovery; newcomer protection remains unchanged.
Focused Hunter charges now remain active for 90 seconds; each compatible kill refreshes the shared duration of every charge.
Characters concealed through Hiding or Stealth are now revealed when selecting another skill's target or activating a skill without a target; cancelling the cursor does not reveal, and Snooping retains its own rule.
Naturally aggressive pets now disappear with all carried items when released; passive or reactive pets remain in the world normally.
Virtual hair, beards, and moustaches no longer appear as loot in player-corpse Grid Containers; real equipment and items remain unchanged.
Creatures marked as rewardless, including reinforcements called by monsters, no longer grant XP, loot, or PvM progress.

0.39.0 · Passive stamina regeneration

Passive stamina recovery for players and the PvP Trainer now follows a more deliberate pace.

Players and the PvP Trainer now passively recover 1 point every 5 seconds at the 100.0 Focus baseline with no additional regeneration; Focus and existing modifiers continue to adjust the interval.
Players can now use Recall even above their weight limit; all other Recall restrictions and other travel methods remain unchanged.
The Bag of Sending now works exclusively for Gold and rejects every other item type.
Wild Hell Hounds now award loot and XP through the centralized PvM system and count toward Abyss Hunts and Masteries; summoned, tamed, and formerly tamed ones remain rewardless.
Frenzied, Zostrich, and Forest Ostard statuettes now correctly display the pet's original color without changing the pet or other mounts.
Daemon Polymorph now temporarily grants 200 STR, 110 DEX, and 150 INT, prevents equipment and attacks against players, can be dispelled, and safely restores character resources when it ends.
Player Recall can now arrive on a tile occupied by another mobile; terrain, items, regions, multis and all other restrictions remain enforced.
Creatures no longer loot items from player or creature corpses.
The two bounded areas north of Minoc are now unguarded on Felucca and Trammel; the rest of the city and mine remains unchanged.
Authorized players inside private houses are now protected from external harmful actions and cannot attack across the house boundary; public houses remain unchanged.
Tinkering can now craft Metal Chests from 150 ingots under DoB Containers; the menu follows the selected metal and each chest correctly retains and identifies its material and color.
Tinkering can now craft Suit of Gold Armor and Suit of Silver Armor deeds from 200 ingots under DoB Deco; Iron keeps the original appearance while other metals apply their own color.
At the end of each Arena season, unique PvP Trainer, System Loot and Personal Loot champions receive decorative bank trophies named Days of Britannia Arena Trophy; everyone sees the results on first login, and remaining ties have no champion.
The Huntmaster Challenge has been disabled; existing permits, trophies, and rewards remain preserved.
NPC guilds have been disabled. Any player may use Stealing against other players without membership; Disguise Kits can no longer be used.
The first Help page now shows connected characters and the all-time record, including staff; .pvpcamp is no longer listed in that menu.
The Rare Zostrich Ostard can now spawn correctly when its initial point is unavailable.
The 'Help me, I'm stuck!' confirmation and countdown now display Portuguese accents correctly.

0.38.0 · Nochyer and skill adjustments

Nochyer awakens northeast of Yew while Gate Travel and Poisoning receive adjustments.

Gate Travel no longer suffers skill fizzle when the character has 100.0 Magery; interruptions, resources, and travel restrictions remain unchanged.
The Poisoning skill reuse delay has been reduced from 10 to 4 seconds; application still takes 2 seconds, keeps the same success chance, and preserves the average training pace.
Daggers, knives, and tools classified as utility items now deal 1 to 3 base damage, including equippable Blacksmithy hammers; the tooltip now shows that value correctly.
Tailoring SkillCheck no longer shows 0% when no gain roll was performed; in those cases, the message marks the chance as unavailable and explains why.
SkillCheck now silently ignores any skill that has already reached 100.0 base value; skill behavior and gains remain unchanged.
Stamina Damage from competitive Macing weapons now removes 80% of the hit's final damage instead of using the previous 1-to-1 ratio.
Casting a spell while hidden by Hiding or Stealth now reveals the character when the cast begins and shows the Words of Power; Invisibility Spell and Invisibility Potion keep their current behavior.
Alchemists outside guard protection now maintain a minimum stock of 160 Eyes of Newt and 160 Bat Wings.
Controlled pets can now be stored and restored with Shrink Potion, preserving the same pet without occupying follower slots.
Nochyer, the Darkness Beneath may emerge northeast of Yew after long intervals. Its Black Moon strikes a marked area; Night Sight reveals its weakness to light for 60 seconds, with a 15-second minimum activation cooldown and no stacking or refresh; and defeating it awards its Heart of the Black Moon, an exclusive dye, three Tomes of Expertise, one Scroll of Knowledge and one additional Loot Pack roll. Its exceptionally rare Heater Shield of Invulnerability takes the form of the Black Moon Aegis.
Nochyer now has a minimum of 2,400 hit points, guaranteeing a Legendary Threat classification on every spawn without changing its total 70% bonus.
A collectible book about Nochyer's origin may appear in its loot with a 10% chance. It uses the Necromancy book appearance, has no effects, and opens an elegant gump in the language selected through .options.
The Rare Zostrich Ostard has joined the rare mount events. Tamed rare mounts now free their slot for a new wild animal on the next cycle.
When a PK enters a city's guard protection, everyone receives an anonymous alert identifying the city. Each PK can trigger another alert after five minutes.
The server now displays a red warning when the client sends actions too quickly, allowing macros to be paused before a possible disconnection.
When a common or DoB tool wears out during crafting, the system automatically uses the next compatible tool in the backpack, including Make Last and automatic production. Runic and special tools remain excluded.
New Magic Amulets no longer grant a Wrestling bonus; existing amulets remain unchanged.
The PvM hunt XP bonus for creatures in the target group has increased from 50% to 75%; stacking, progress, and the kill that completes the contract remain unchanged.
Newly spawned Centaurs, Treefellows, Satyrs, and Rare Phoenixes now have red notoriety.
Ensorcelled Armor now belongs to the Abyss group; previously unclassified draconic variants now belong to the Reptilian and Dragon Slaying groups in combat, PvM hunts, and Scrolls of Knowledge.
Entering War Mode now interrupts active Tracking and reports that the quarry was lost.
Players no longer reveal hidden characters passively while moving: Detect Hidden remains available through manual activation. Positive physical hits now correctly remove Hiding, Stealth, and invisibility when striking creatures as well.

0.37.0 · Player Vendors in Nujelm

Employment contracts can place Player Vendors at one of 42 reserved wooden benches in Nujelm, limited to one per account and public IP.
The vendor remains fixed and protected. Its native daily fee gains a 1,500 Gold surcharge, and the initial three-day reserve is 4,680 Gold when empty.
Insufficient funds start a 24-hour grace period. If it expires, stock and Gold return to the bank and the account waits seven days before placing another Nujelm vendor.
Mage, Alchemist, and Docks Alchemist keep at least 160 of every classic reagent after restock; Mage also keeps 160 Blank Scrolls.
Protected gain starts at 30.0 while a skill is behind its curve, with an eight-active-hour guarantee for fast skills and ten for the others.
.skillcheck separates success from gain, explains non-training or saturated attempts, and displays protected progress.
Controlled pets and creatures already owned by the same tamer do not grant Animal Taming gains. Herding enters a four-second cooldown when the crook is used.
Craft menus no longer show recipes and categories removed from Live; existing items and learned recipes remain preserved.
While a Hunter Contract is incomplete, target-group creatures grant 50% additional PvM Mastery XP, stacking with Young and Daily Dungeon and applying to the final kill.
Royal Banking Charter I costs 50,000 account Gold and permanently raises the character's bank capacity from 125 to 250 items.
Hiding and Stealth allow movement during their three-second preparation; you only need to be stationary at the end.

0.36.0 · Tomes of Expertise and PvM gains

Eligible PvM creatures, except animals, have a 7.5% chance to drop a Tome of Expertise, granting permanent progress in one of the 49 skills.
High gains are rare; Craft and Harvesting tomes grant at most 1.0.
Anatomy, Evaluating Intelligence, Fencing, Wrestling, Parrying, and Mace Fighting gain 0.2 when a normal gain is approved in eligible PvM combat.
Any corpse can repeatedly train Forensic Evaluation from 0.0 to 100.0 while it exists.
Walking while mounted no longer breaks Stealth; mounted running still reveals.
Animals, summons, and currently or previously tamed creatures grant no gold, XP, or generated death loot.
The Starter PvP kit is ordinary and lootable, without jewelry or a potion bag. New characters receive 15 normal Heal Potions; books, starter Gold, and the ShrunkenHorse remain bound.
Opening a second spell target no longer interrupts the current cast; starting the second cast on a valid target causes the normal fizzle and consumption.

0.35.0 · Masteries, bandages, and skill progression

PvM Masteries progress through level 20, with diminishing returns after level 10 and up to 95 points to keep five Masteries maximized.
Successful treatments have a 70% chance to create a Bloody Bandage; failures create none, and adjacent, safely reachable natural water washes the whole stack.
Clean and Bloody Bandages from the starter kit are ordinary, stackable, and transferable.
The 49 active skills receive smoother training curves and gradual protection; special carving checks may also grant 0.2 Forensics.

0.34.0 · PvM progression and new Masteries

The Daily Dungeon now grants 100% extra PvM Mastery XP; the Young bonus and doubled Loot Pack frequency remain stackable.
Magical-AI creatures now contribute 45% of spawn maximum Hits to Threat, with a 45% combined ceiling; Archer and other combinations retain the 35% ceiling.
The full Achievements catalogue receives 500 XP for one completed PvM hunt, 300 XP for the first kill in the active Daily Dungeon, and 1,000 XP for each Slayer Group after 150 eligible kills. The eight-step introductory path is unchanged.
Four PvM melee Masteries arrive: Bloodbound Renewal, Mirrorblade Aegis, Arcane Bastion, and Crimson Wrath, with their own effects, level progression, and PvP/Arena exclusions preserved.

0.33.0 · Starter, Dragon Blood, and PvP equipment

This baseline was incorporated into the 0.34.0 production release.

Automatic account creation now allows up to 5 accounts per IP; the separate two-connection limit remains unchanged.
The Starter PvP Iron kit, Spellbook, Runebook, horse, and starting gold are bound to the receiving character and cannot be sold, traded, or transferred through a corpse.
Rare Britannia now maintains one active wild mount with new families and color variations, while the fixed Llama and Ostard events keep their own Animal Taming requirements.
True dragons can provide Dragon Blood when carved, with a chance for one extra unit from Forensics; each Dragon Blood Clothing Dye now requires 10 Dragon Bloods.
Final physical damage between PvP participants has a 40-Hit ceiling after normal absorption; ordinary PvM hits and the other formulas remain outside that limit.

0.32.0 · Hunter contracts and rebalancing

The physical damage absorption system receives a new rebalance to make the difference between armor tiers clearer and keep weapon damage within a more consistent range.
The PvM Mastery combat log can also be enabled for Masteries activated through equipped DoB jewelry, including jewelry-only activation.
Two Hunters near the Britain and Cove banks now offer randomized PvM hunting contracts with a wooden-crate reward.
The Ettin Hunter achievement now grants one DoB Magic Earring as its reward.
The Dragon Blood Alchemist service now requires 5 Dragon Bloods instead of 1 for each dye.
Equip and unequip macros no longer lose actions to a specific 100ms window.

0.31.2 · Introductory progression and PvM bonuses

Reagent vendors now offer 160 units of each classic reagent in their initial stock.
The Glassblower no longer duplicates the reagent offer; purchases use one centralized source.
Players paralyzed with a weapon or shield equipped cannot start Teleport, Recall, or Gate Travel; permitted casts remain interruptible by damage.
The introductory Achievement path now guides players through eight PvM hunting steps with increasing rewards, unlocking the full catalogue after Ettin Hunter.
The selected evaluation, identification, and Tracking skills now enforce four seconds between activations; Detect Hidden still completes its search after two seconds.
The custom Young skill-gain chance bonus increases from 25% to 50%; the independent PvM Mastery XP and Gold bonuses remain unchanged.
The small areas around the moongates no longer have guards; other travel and Safe Haven rules remain unchanged.
The Daily Dungeon now grants 50% extra PvM Mastery XP; the Young bonus and doubled Loot Pack rate remain stackable and unchanged.

0.31.1 · Initial skill baseline

New characters start with Sword, Tactics, Archery, Healing, Magery, Meditation, Focus, and Resisting Spells at 100.0.
Existing characters keep their skills; the compatible migration never lowers saved values.

0.31.0 · Transition to Beta

The shard is beginning Beta with frequent patches and possible unexpected issues during calibration.
After Beta, there will be no global reset; the goal is to preserve players' items, gold, XP, and skills.
The first-login notice now presents Beta information in Portuguese and English.

0.30.1 · Existing equipment review

The review of existing magical equipment was completed according to the server's current sources.
Preserved items and the DoB, PvM Mastery, and Arena exceptions remain available.

0.30.0 · Available equipment sources

Ordinary magical equipment enters the economy through the official PvM Loot Pack.
Fire Bow, Elven Bow, DoB Tools, PvM Mastery jewelry and amulets, DoB jewelry, and operational Arena equipment remain available through their own sources.

0.26.9 · Gameplay adjustments

The 49 trainable skills from 30.0 through 100.0 use one predictable calibration; native GGS remains disabled and Stealth follows Hiding's cadence.
Active meditation continues during compatible movement and is interrupted when entering war mode.
Bulk Orders are disabled for new operations while legacy data is preserved.
Temporary STR, DEX, or INT debuffs no longer remove armor that is already equipped.
The six canonical iron-fence graphics block spell line of sight when they are between the caster and the target.

0.26.8 · Patch Notes stability

The Patch Notes catalog keeps one English translation for every public note and validates that correspondence before shard startup.

0.26.7 · Client interactions

Automatic door opening through Razor and ClassicUO works again without allowing spells through doors.
Dirty bandages can be washed at valid static water troughs.
Wall of Stone respects the line-of-sight blockers.
Phoenix Feathers stack correctly across legacy and current items.

0.26.6 · Revised line of sight

Approved windows, fences, and solid tree parts now participate in attack and spell line of sight according to the server's reviewed rule.
Objects outside the reviewed list remain unchanged.

0.26.5 · Armor Rating and direct defense

Armor and shields now display Armor Rating: N, calculated from ingot cost, material, and protection tier.
Direct hits against players use global Armor Rating absorption; a shield Parry can reduce the hit to zero with classic feedback.
Public tier names remain at the classic levels, while Bloodrock, Blackrock, Fire Bow, and Elven Bow thematic lines remain available.

0.26.4 · Weapon animations by type

Equipped weapons use the animation that matches their type and one-handed or two-handed use, including while mounted.
The visual correction does not change weapon damage, speed, range, or other properties.

0.26.3 · PvM hit chance by attack skill

In PvM, Melee and Archery attacks use one linear base curve based on effective attack skill, reaching 75% at 100.0; the relative PvM Mastery bonus is applied separately.
The same attack skill keeps the same base chance against creatures with different defenses; the PvP formula remains unchanged.
The Elven Bow is the explicit exception: its +10 Archery may remain effective above 100, reaching 82.5% base PvM chance at 110.0; its +10 Tactics also affects damage above 100.

0.26.2 · Unicode and Patch Notes history

Fix: the Portuguese Hunter's Compendium, Patch Notes, and Player Options now display accented characters correctly.
The in-game Patch Notes panel starts at version 0.21.0; earlier history remains preserved internally.

0.26.1 · Young Mastery bonus

Eligible Young characters receive 100% additional PvM Mastery XP. Gold, skill gain, and all other Young benefits remain unchanged.

0.26.0 · Language preference

The new .options command lets each character choose Português or English.
Bilingual menus use the preferred language when a translation exists and fall back to the available language otherwise; Help, Patch Notes, Achievements, and the Hunter's Compendium share the preference.

0.25.0 · Eyes of Newt, Total Mana, and Summoner's Bond

Fix: special carvings now deliver only their authorized resource; Eyes of Newt and Rare Phoenix no longer release the normal resource set.
NPCs with Magery above 50.0 may carry Eyes of Newt in death loot and provide them when carved; Forensics adds ceil((Forensics - 60) / 2)% with no cap.
Total Mana Potion now uses 5 Eyes of Newt, one Bottle, and 65.0–105.0 Alchemy; alchemists outside guarded regions sell Eyes of Newt for 100gp.
Summoner's Bond redirects part of eligible PvM damage from player-created summons to their summoner while preserving a safe 10-Hit floor.
A specific Moonglow area in Felucca (X=4399..4458, Y=1176..1187) has no guards; Serpent's Hold has no guards in Felucca or Trammel.

0.24.0 · Dragon Blood, bandages, and Safe Haven

Moonglow and Serpent's Hold now offer a Dragon Blood Clothing Dye service with materials and a dynamic gold price; the dye uses 150 matching ingots, 1 Dragon Blood, and has one charge.
The Britain farming strip in Felucca between X=1130..1261 and Y=1542..1732 has no guards; Trammel is unchanged.
Bandages capture treatment at use: initial poison is immediate, while healing and bleed keep their choice during the delay.
Classic Jewelry now uses native ten-recipe pages with Next/Prev navigation and correct creation and Details mapping.
Nujelm Safe Haven now blocks every spellcasting start outside Arena NuJelm's own overlap.

0.23.5 · Bowcraft, jewelry, PvM Mastery, and world

Fire Feathers carved from a Rare Phoenix can now be used to craft the Fire Bow.
Fire Bow and Elven Bow enter Bowcraft's DoB Weapons category with dedicated materials, effects, and bonuses.
Fire Bow's success curve reaches 75% at 100.0 Bowcraft.
Fire Bow shows only Fireball's impact animation and sound on the target, without a moving fire projectile.
Weapons crafted through Bowcraft no longer receive combat bonuses derived from the selected wood material; resource identity and the intrinsic Fire Bow and Elven Bow bonuses remain unchanged.
The new PvM Arcane Disruption Mastery can make an eligible wild creature fizzle when positive direct player damage lands during its cast.
Tinkering now offers Magic Earrings, Magic Ring, and Magic Bracelet with the Arena jewelry bonuses; new Loot Pack jewelry can receive a PvM Mastery bonus.
Loot Pack jewelry rolls a +1.00% to +5.00% Mastery bonus in 0.25% increments; equipping it temporarily activates the matching Mastery and shows the bonus in the Compendium.
Rare Events can produce Desert Ostard, Forest Ostard, and Frenzied Ostard at fixed locations, and Town Criers can share those rumors through Whispers of Britannia.
Whispers of Britannia now uses a wider gump with more room for rumor text.
Portuguese Patch Notes now use correct accents.
Nujelm Safe Haven blocks Fields, Recall, Mark, Gate Travel, and Teleport, as well as skill gain and received damage, outside Arena NuJelm's own rules; the skill restriction also applies to Newcomers.
Felucca's A Turnip Field in Britain 2 is now unguarded; the equivalent Trammel field remains unchanged.
Felucca receives the seasonal Spring appearance without changing map geometry, resources, or collision.
An equipped Elven Bow applies +10 Tactics and +10 Archery exactly once, including above the ordinary cap; both return to normal when it is unequipped.

0.23.3 · Hiding/Stealth, gathering, and PvM

Hiding and Stealth now share concealment: walking consumes a combined limit of up to 25 steps, exhausting the limit reveals the character, and running reveals immediately.
Entering Hidden through Hiding or Stealth now correctly initializes the limit for the first hidden movement.
Stealth is no longer blocked or penalized by armor when starting or renewing hidden movement.
5x5 area gathering now finalizes correctly for Mining, Lumberjacking, and Fishing, recognizes equipped or backpack Fishing Poles, and retries the current bank after a skillcheck failure while stock remains.
Fishing Poles show remaining uses, start with 50 uses, break at zero, and can be equipped and used with one double-click.
The First Trainer Fight achievement completes after a finished PvP Trainer match and grants 200 PvM Mastery XP once.
Tinkers now sell Hatchet, Pickaxe, and Shovel; Carpenters now sell Fishing Pole as a basic tool.
Ordinary spellcasting creatures show Words of Power and remain still while casting; the PvP Trainer remains mobile.
Direct magical damage from eligible wild creatures against players in PvM is reduced by 25%, without changing PvP, poison, pets, summons, or player-owned attacks.
Positive direct damage dealt by a player to an eligible wild creature in PvM ends Hiding, Stealth, and active invisibility; misses, zero damage, poison ticks, and PvP do not trigger this rule.

0.23.2 · Arena, economy, resistance, and tools

Arena checks the required gold before preparing a fight, avoiding sessions that cannot start.
The base Physical Resist multiplier for armor and shields is now 1.60.
New Honesty lost items are no longer generated on the ground; existing items remain preserved.
The native Platinum system is disabled; legacy balances are preserved but cannot be created, spent, or transferred.
Player stamina recovery now uses a 1-point-per-second baseline while preserving additional bonuses.
Mastery descriptions now appear below the level controls, with the compact Compendium layout aligned.
The Minoc Mine on Felucca and Trammel is now guarded within the defined bounds.
Provisioners now sell Hatchet, Pickaxe, Shovel, and Fishing Pole as basic gathering tools.

0.23.1 · Arena loot modes and Alpha notice

The first login shows a bilingual Alpha notice about frequent patches, possible issues, a one-week duration, account reset, and the official Beta Test on 14/08/2026; this is a historical communication from that version.
The PvP Trainer charges 1,000 gold at fight start and uses a fixed Iron kit; tier selection is not part of this flow.
Player duels choose System Loot or Personal Loot, charging 5,000 gold per participant at fight start; System Loot uses a fixed Iron kit and restores the original setup.
With Personal Loot, only the winner may loot the corpse for 60 seconds; the loser is held for 15 seconds and remaining contents are lost.
NuJelm allows Personal Loot only; player rankings are separated by mode and Trainer times remain in their own table.

0.23.0 · Arena NuJelm and Nujelm Safe Haven

Arena NuJel'm now offers player duels in Felucca through .arena, with the same rules as Yew Arena.
The official Safe Haven moves from Ocllo to Nujelm; death, Stuck, and recovery returns use Nujelm's central point (3767,1296,0).
Ocllo and the canonical Felucca cemeteries no longer receive guard protection in the defined regions.
Event gates with Felucca destinations can be managed by the staff and require a living, recovered character out of combat.
New or tier-mutated Invulnerability and Vanquishing equipment uses hue 2483; saved items are not migrated.

0.22.1 · Mounted movement, defensive spells, and bandages

Mounted running now supports a larger movement burst before excess-speed protection applies.
Overweight stamina loss is reduced by half while running, mounted movement, and minimum-loss rules remain unchanged.
Centralized PvM reward gold uses a 1.9 factor instead of 2.3; XP, Loot Packs, and Newcomer bonus rules remain unchanged.
Protection and Reactive Armor use the server's historical visual effects and cast sounds; Reactive Armor keeps only the historical red effect on the attacker during the reflection.
Successfully used clean bandages become Bloody Bandages with the same weight. When overloaded, they drop to the ground instead of increasing carried weight.
Bloody Bandages can be washed at a water source: one water unit cleans the whole stack and sends the clean stack to the backpack.
Players no longer receive an automatic robe on resurrection; existing items and robes remain preserved.
Apostrophes and quotation marks in gumps now render correctly without visible HTML entities.
Lumberjacking bonus items such as Bark Fragment, Fungi, and Switch are temporarily disabled; logs and boards remain available.
Area Miner, Area Fisher, and Area Lumberjack grant 200 PvM Mastery XP each; Rare Phoenix Hunter grants 350 XP.
Maintenance notices appear in Portuguese and English before the next automatic save; players are disconnected after the save to apply the patch.

0.22.0 · Days of Britannia Achievements

The first login introduces the Achievements system and the .achievements command.
The introductory path guides players through Undead, Trolls, and Lizardmen and rewards Mastery XP, gold, and Scrolls of Knowledge.
The full catalogue includes Mining, Fishing, 5x5 Lumberjacking, and Rare Phoenix achievements.
The Achievements panel uses taller cards, complete guidance, and visual separation between achievements.
The base Physical Resist of armor and shields uses the 1.50 multiplier.
Detect Hidden is a fixed 12-tile area search that reveals hidden players, including in PvP, after two seconds without affecting mobs or items.
Harm has a 1-second cast time; in PvP it deals 5–7 damage per cast while PvM damage remains unchanged.
The potion cooldown bar is off by default and can be enabled from the .pvp panel.
All spells can be cast in towns; specific arena, travel, geometry, and target restrictions remain.
Fire Field also damages its caster; the first tick occurs after 0.5 seconds and later ticks every 1.6 seconds.

0.21.1 · Safe Rare Phoenix spawning

Rare Phoenix now avoids areas protected by guards.
Nujelm remained eligible for the event in that version; the current guard rule is the later consolidation from patch 0.23.0.

0.21.0 · Magical AI and proportional Threat

Spellbinders now receive the same Threat weight as other magical creatures.
Necro creatures now use Magery and retain caster flee behavior when Necromancy is disabled.
Brittanium now uses its updated visual color on new or resource-mutated equipment.
Ordinary creature damage no longer drains stamina; explicit drains and Vigor Shield remain unchanged.
Hostile wild creatures now show fizzle smoke and sound when their spell loses range, sight, or a valid target before completion.
Hostile wild creatures now appear in red without changing combat or crime rules.
Clean Up Britannia is disabled; new points, appraisals, and system rewards are unavailable.
Ultima Store is disabled; new purchases, deliveries, and store use of Sovereigns are unavailable.
Vice vs Virtue is disabled; new enrollment, battles, silver, and rewards are unavailable.
Automatic account creation now allows up to 10 accounts per IP.

0.20.0 · Cleaner character creation

Character creation no longer gives legacy profession or skill weapons, tools, reagents, bandages, or books.
New characters now start near the Britain bank.
The DoB kit, Spellbook, Runebook, starting horse, starting gold, and basic cosmetics remain available.

0.19.0 · Thematic weapons

Ordinary weapons remain Iron; Bloodrock and Blackrock lines are separated into DoB Weapons.
Crimson Rite, Blood Vow, Vein Sever, Ritual Conduit, Sanguine Toll, and Crimson Verdict form the Bloodrock line.
Dusk Reaver, Nightfang, Gloom Sever, Umbral Conduit, Dark Toll, and Midnight Verdict form the Blackrock line.
The new weapons use 30 ingots and require 75–110 Blacksmithy; cannons are no longer made through Blacksmithy.

0.18.4 · Blackthorn invasion disabled

The Blackthorn invasion and its rewards are disabled.
Blackthorn Dungeon, quests, and independent content remain separate from this change.

0.18.3 · Proportional magical threat

Threat from magically intelligent creatures now scales with 25% of health.
Archers receive a proportional 10% adjustment, and wild special abilities contribute within defined bounds.

0.18.1 · Stable notices

The maintenance notice remains available after restarts and automatic saves.

0.18.0 · Help and safe return

.help provides short command descriptions and direct access to available actions.
.store opens the Ultima Store directly.
Stuck returns a character to Ocllo after two minutes when health, stamina, and mana are full and the character is out of combat, subject to confirmation and system conditions.
The legacy Veteran Rewards program is disabled; previously received items remain usable.

0.17.2 · Felucca map update

Nujelm and other Felucca locations receive new DoB landscape and decoration.

0.17.0 · First steps in Masteries

The first learned PvM Mastery is automatically added to the build at level 1 when the combat log is enabled.
Compendium controls and guidance become clearer.

0.16.0 · Special tools

Light, Hardened, and Tempered tools now use Bronze, Shadow, and Silver.
Artisan Gold improves Exceptional items; Reliable Bloodrock increases crafting safety; Refined Blackrock combines materials.
Skill amulets can be effective up to 105, while starting skills remain capped at 100.
.skillcheck shows the check value, chances, and result.

0.15.0 · Mastery of vital resources

Mana Shield and Vigor Shield pay part of incoming PvM damage with mana and stamina.
Arcane Exertion and Blood Magic pay part of spell mana costs with stamina and health.
Hit Stamina Leech restores stamina from effective direct weapon damage against PvM creatures.
The five masteries scale from 5% to 9.5% and do not affect PvP or the Arena.
Deadly Poison uses the same damage formula in PvM and PvP while keeping different application rules in each context.

0.14.1 · Clearer ore piles

Ore piles now use different appearances for 1, 2, 3, and 4 or more units.
Item Identification preserves part of the result after a failed smelt attempt, including amulet bonuses.
Guard boundaries, simultaneous connections, and vendor sale limits receive clearer rules.

0.14.0 · Area gathering

Compatible tools can start sequential gathering across a 5x5 area.
Pickaxes and hatchets can be equipped and targeted with a double-click.
Exhausted spots are skipped, with four-second mining and lumber cycles.

0.13.1 · Consistent movement and casting

Movement while not overweight no longer consumes stamina; overweight applies 20% fatigue, with a minimum of 1, while shove cost remains.
Magery validates reagents before the target and consumes them at cast start.

0.13.0 · New metals of Britannia

The metal catalog now includes Iron, Bronze, Shadow, Silver, Gold, Bloodrock, Blackrock, Mythril, and Brittanium.
Metal defines additional physical protection for armor and shields; quality defines durability, not protection.
The modern Enhance system no longer defines materials; magical PvM equipment remains Iron.

0.12.0 · Whispers of Britannia

A rare Phoenix can appear every hour in a Britannia cemetery.
Town Criers now negotiate whispers about rare events through a dedicated conversation.
Rare Phoenixes provide Fire Feathers when carved, with a bonus based on Forensic Evaluation.

0.11.5 · Invisibility on impact

Targeted spells fail when the target is invisible at impact.
An invisible attacker is revealed only when its attack or spell validly hits another player.
Detect Hidden resolves the search after two seconds, with no additional cooldown.

0.11.4 · More precise Paralyze decisions

PvP Trainer training receives containment and finishing adjustments without exposing internal tactical decisions.

0.11.3 · More precise containment

The PvP Trainer improves control consistency during training without exposing its internal logic.
Wall of Stone correctly blocks diagonal passages during containment.
When a fight ends, the Arena removes temporary objects created by combat.

0.11.1 · Stats and resources in sync

Effective STR, DEX, and INT now determine maximum Hits, Stamina, and Mana respectively; Hits remain capped at 120.

0.11.0 · Daily Dungeon

One Daily Dungeon receives a 25% PvM Mastery experience bonus until the next rotation.
Customized Loot Packs appear twice as often for eligible creatures in the Daily Dungeon.
.dailydungeon shows the selected dungeon and remaining time.

0.10.3 · More consistent attacks

With equal Melee or Archery skills, the initial PvP hit chance becomes 90%.
Archery requires a continuous 0.5-second stop before releasing a prepared shot.
.pvp configures the colored potion cooldown bar and poison application messages.
Total Mana Potions are not consumed when mana is already full.

0.10.2 · New mastery paths

Resonant Cascade arrives for Bards and Summoned Vitality for summoners.
Dragon Breath now increases a creature's Threat and proportional rewards.
Loot Packs receive a more balanced distribution across equipment, jewelry, amulets, and utilities.
Magical stat jewelry now has durability and can be repaired with Tinkering.
Magic Arrow used on your own character synchronizes effect and damage with the end of the cast.

0.10.1 · Weapon selection

The available weapon catalog is refined, and official kits now share Bow, War Mace, Kryss, Bardiche, Black Staff, War Hammer, and Axe.
Kit Kryss, Bardiche, and Axe receive Deadly Poison; short two-handed Fencing or Swords weapons can also accept poison.
Bow now uses Speed 3.75 at 100 DEX, and Harm now has a 1.75-second cast.
Starting an accepted spell cancels a pending bandage.
In Felucca, Britain and Moonglow guard protection is limited to their classic urban cores.
The .patchnotes panel can now switch between Portuguese and English.

0.10.0 · PvM Mastery

The Hunter's Compendium goes live with character progression, Scrolls of Knowledge, and builds of up to five masteries.
Eligible creatures now grant PvM Mastery experience, gold, and Loot Pack opportunities scaled to the encounter.
In PvM, equal skills produce a 50% base hit chance and up to 50% blocking with Parrying.
Eligible Newcomers receive 25% additional PvM Mastery experience and creature gold.
Loot Packs can deliver classic equipment, stat jewelry, skill amulets, and utilities.

0.9.12 · PvP balance

Updates to hit chance, Magery, poison, fields, and Meditation.
Dispel now removes only compatible classic effects.

0.9.11 · Recovery

Ghosts can request resurrection from healers with a double-click during DoB recovery.
Operational world-protection improvements with no change to the player routine.

0.9.10 · Moving ghosts

Ghosts can walk while choosing how to return to Ocllo.

0.9.9 · Stability

Better server resource use without changing game pace.

0.9.8 · Ocllo connected

Ocllo joins Felucca's public moongate network and receives an Animal Trainer.

0.9.7 · Combat accuracy

Melee and Archery hit chance adjustment.

0.9.6 · Weapons and armor

Rebalanced weapon roles, armor, shields, and Macing.
Black Staff joins the official kits.

0.9.5 · Threat Rating

Creatures now display a textual threat classification.

0.9.4 · PvP preparation

Updates to long weapons and the PvP Trainer.
New characters receive the Starter PvP Iron kit.

0.9.3 · Long weapons and Poison

More classic weapons can use poison; incompatible options stop circulating among players.

0.9.2 · Magical travel

Recall and Gate Travel receive a uniform delay after choosing a valid destination.

0.9.1 · Equipment and PvP kit fixes

Double-clicking an accessible Spellbook in the backpack opens it without moving weapons or shields.

0.9.0 · World foundation

Ocllo becomes the Safe Haven; deaths outside the Arena receive recovery choices.
Felucca becomes the only public facet, with Trammel reserved for arenas.
Threat Rating, Newcomer protection, classic Magery rules, and the new equipment balance arrive.

0.8.0 · Combat and response

Common actions become more responsive, with updates to Hiding, bandages, Magery, poison, and Arena.

0.7.0 · Equipment and strategy

Regional armor, Parrying, Protection, and equipment qualities gain clearer roles.
Arena receives tier selection and expanded kits.

0.6.0 · Combat updates

Improvements to hit chance, Parrying, and official-match observation.

0.5.0 · Server stability

Automatic process recovery and availability monitoring.

0.4.2 · World protection

Encrypted off-site backups and recovery checks.

0.4.1 · World persistence

Persistence fixes for accounts, characters, and the world.

Evolution of Arena, regional armor, Parrying, healing, potions, Meditation, and poison.

0.3.0 · Arena and fields

Arena system and updates to Paralyze, fields, and travel.

0.2.0 · Classic combat

Consolidation of stats, skills, Magery, weapons, armor, and PvP combat.

0.1.0 · Foundation

First public version of the Days of Britannia ruleset.