Dungeons & Dynasties · published
EVENT DESCRIPTION
The Guild Planner A new panel on the Dashboard. Days to the next Trial, the next three events, whether you will have a rested team for each of them, open quests with every reward listed, and the rival you play next. There is a sortable roster line with fitness and ability, and the whole panel collapses. It answers in one place what used to take the Calendar, the Dashboard and the Dungeon screen.
The Guildmaster's Cache You can now lock gear in the Armoury or on a delver. A locked piece is never handed out by Kit them out, never swapped off the hero wearing it, never returned by Call in the kit, and cannot be sold, on its own or in a bulk sale. There is no limit on how many you lock. There is a new Cache column with a padlock on every row, a filter to show only locked gear, and a Set aside tag on the hero's own Loadout.
The Armoury reads better What it does now fits on one line, so far more of the rack fits on screen. The To keep column says Free instead of a dot, and sorting by it groups all the free gear together instead of mixing it in with gear you are paying to store.Honest delve odds The casualty line now reports the chance of losing someone rather than the average number lost. It could previously read Casualties unlikely on a 9 percent chance of a permanent death. The bands are now: under 2 percent Casualties unlikely, under 20 percent Some risk of losses, under 50 percent Expect casualties, and above that Heavy losses likely.Open Tournament byes A regional field is nine to eleven halls, so most halls sit out round one. A bye was asking you to field a party for it and stopping delves from running through that date. It now resolves without you, those days are yours to use.Also
The Day Book puts a divider between days.
Quit closes the game instead of leaving the window open.
Steam Deck fixes,
Dark mode: the red text, surnames, traits and the patron chip are legible.
The folded Quartermaster's Rack no longer counts stock you cannot buy without a Quartermaster.
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