Early access update 0.46 swaps the old skill progression for a Progression Point system with per-class paths, adds sixteen tutorial quests, and fills Yggdra Forest with goblins.
This week's patch adds a progression system that turns every member's activity into guild-wide Fame, lets guilds declare six-hour wars without consent for 400,000 Fame, and kicks off Guild League Focus Week. The regular season returns on August 27.
The browser RPG's new class is now testable on a beta server with premade characters from level 300 to 600. It spends its own health for extra attacks and revives once per fight.
The Gloria Victis team published a Q&A laying out the rules for State of War's return and, in the same patch, changed the Siege Tent's cost: it now ranges from 10 to 60 boxes depending on the state of the defending bastion.
Arrowhead confirms the level ceiling jumps from 150 to 300 as part of a wider progression overhaul. The best part: the game saved every point of XP you earned past the cap and will promote you the moment the patch lands.
Playable Worlds has shipped Calm Before the Storm, the final big patch before the August 18 early access launch: a crafting overhaul, a new loot system, a weapon balance pass, basic controller support and an almost entirely redesigned interface.
NCSOFT has dated Reignited, the update that adds the Warden class, a boosted server and Poharan's Dungeon with equalized gear. It arrives August 18 on Steam and PURPLE.
Module 33.5 "Monoliths of Madness" is up on the Mimic and Lurker shards on PC. Menzoberranzan and Dragonbane Vale return with corrupted altars, a second combat enchantment slot arrives, and item stacks jump from 99 to 999. The team is taking feedback until August 18.
The patch 3.2 test server is live through August 11 with soul splinters, nine uniques rescued from the classic Diablos, and Rebirth, the feature that finally lets you take Eternal realm characters into a season. The bulk of Season 15 is being held back for BlizzCon.
After nearly eight months offline, Trove's marketplace is back on PC, though selling caps are still distorting prices. Alongside it, Tiny Quests turn your Allies into a full progression system with levels, tickets and rewards.