The Lumber Stall, back in line
The Lumber Stall had been slipping you Bird's Nests, and its rarest logs, far more often than it ever should, well past the rate you would turn them up out woodcutting. That is corrected now. The nest goes back to being the prize it was meant to be, and the top-tier logs keep their worth, so neither one gets undercut by a low-level stall.
In your language
The Prayer and Thieving leaderboards now show their names in your language instead of dropping back to English, and the gold amounts on what you steal read properly in Japanese and Korean. Small gaps left from the last update, now closed.
The rest
- Re-selecting the mark you are already working no longer wipes the "caught" cooldown after a failed steal, so a botched lift costs you the same beat it always should.
- A round of quiet housekeeping behind the scenes.
— Vosk
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