Halloween, Od Energy 5x higher, and the Sorcerer fix — Oct 13/14 patch notes

Most of what the notes change in the Shop only applies during the server transfer window. Two items leave the Special shelf of the Breeze Association and reappear in Material Conversion, and Od Energy changes its rules twice at once.

The number that matters is the per-character cap: 4/4 becomes 20/20 per week. Add the removal of the 16-per-server cap, and Od Energy stops being a bottleneck during this window.

Just one line, but it's the one that fixed the problem for anyone leveling the class. The summon stopped casting its own skills below a certain level — and players had no way to tell if it was a bug or intended design.

The heaviest chapter in the notes for real combat impact. Elevation difference was killing the damage bonus on two skills and the cooldown reduction on a third — meaning the Sorcerer lost part of the kit every time the target was on a ramp, staircase, or platform.

The second problem is worse in groups: the Embers and Frostbite effect from a stronger player would overwrite your own. Two Sorcerers on the same target, and one of them simply stopped counting.

The Halloween Event runs from October 13 (after maintenance, PDT) through November 3 (before maintenance, PST) — in Europe, from October 14 (CEST) to November 4 (CET). Three full weeks.

The engine is the Daily Attendance for Trick or Treat, in the game's Menu. It's 14 days, 12 of them paying 35 coins and two — the 7th and the 14th — paying 100. A total of 620 Halloween Pumpkin Coins just for logging in.

The new quests appear under [Season Quest] → [Event]. All of them reset once a week, per server — so the same character repeats the pack across the event's three weeks.

Adding up all ten gives 245 coins per week. With the three-week window plus the attendance calendar, the theoretical cap tops 1,300 coins without spending a cent.

A Coin Merchant NPC appears in each race's capital. Elyos players look in Verteron; Asmodians, in Altgard.

The table below is the full list, and the real lesson is in the limit columns: almost everything is per server, per week, but three items count per character — and the Superior Power Fragment has no limit at all, at 1 coin each.

The 250 coins for the Special Halloween Chest buy two things, and both arrive together: the Sinister Skeleton chest cosmetic and 10,000 Mascot Soul Crystals.

The two consumables are where the event's hidden value sits. The Candy is offensive and defensive; the Cookie is pure sustain. Both last 5 minutes and both grant 40% Natural Vigor Recovery.

The candy scattered across the cities doesn't open with coins: it opens with a Candy Key, and the key comes from the Event Material Conversion. The material is the Candy Key Fragment, which drops from completing Expedition and Transcendence dungeons.

It's 60 fragments per key, at 100% success, and one conversion per color, per week, per server. Three colors, three keys, 180 fragments per week to close the full cycle.

The second event is short and direct: two weeks selling Abyss Rift Stone for Kinah at the Breeze Association. It's the third source of Rift Stone in these notes — the Special shelf, the coin shop, and this one.

The sets live in [Shop] → [Atelier] → [Costume Sets] → [Skins], also reachable from the [Closet]. The storefront opens after the October 14 maintenance and closes before the November 24 (PST) / November 25 (CET) maintenance — six weeks.

All three cost the same and return the same Mileage, but only Monarch of Blood has six pieces, because it includes the Cloak. None of the components can be traded, deleted, or stored — only customized.

Eight weapons, eight classes, $11.99 each and 1,750 Mileage back. The lock is the detail that changes everything: each skin can only be bought by the matching class. There's no buying first and deciding later.

They live in [Shop] → [Atelier] → [Weapon/Wings/Pet] → [Weapon Skin], the same six-week window as the sets.

Both pets live in [Shop] → [Atelier] → [Weapon/Wings/Pet] → [Products] and cost $19.99 each, with 2,900 Mileage. Both are once per server.

The Spider Wings come from the same menu at the same price, but the limit is once per character — and they're the only item in these notes that doesn't even accept customization.

The last shelf is the cheapest and the most numerous: four helmets and eleven accessories, all at 300 Quna. They live in [Shop] → [Atelier] → [Costumes] → [Skins].

The real difference between the two categories isn't just the slot. Helmets accept customization and land in [Closet → Armor]; accessories accept nothing, land in [Closet → Accessory], and are once per server.

Six entries, and three of them are real QoL: inverting the Y-axis, showing or hiding HP bars, and the Marketplace listing filter by play history — the latter is clearly anti-bot, even if the notes never use the word.

The rest is Abyss and Battlefield: two weekly quests now pay out Abyss Access Stones, and the Battlefield's default stats were adjusted to keep fight duration at a reasonable level.

Six lines, and the first is the only one that takes something away from the player: the maximum accumulated time to access the Abyss now caps at 7 hours. The other five are client-side — and three of them target crashes and loading times on specific PC configurations.

The last one changes a habit: graphics settings will no longer be saved to Steam Cloud. Anyone playing on two machines will need to reconfigure on each one.