Patch notes — July 28

Ramus closes out Nix's winter cycle. The new Arch Boss arrives with both a peace-type and a guild-type event, and the Arch Boss calendar gains two full days.

What he drops is in the next chapter, weapon by weapon.

Ten weapons, one for each class, plus a cloak. All of them at a fixed Item Level of 85 — they don't go up and they don't go down.

Below, weapon by weapon, with every stat on each.

The Challenge Dimensional gains a dungeon, and the guild raid list grows by two names that until now only existed as field bosses.

Thuban and Sopor only open for a level 30 guild — without it, the door stays shut.

Twenty new recipes arrive at once: ten through the raw material route, ten through the extracted Skill Core route.

The gap between them is over 12 million Solant per weapon — and 70 Thundercloud Stones. Worth opening your inventory before picking a lane.

The Dagger stops burning its own stacks to trigger the buff. Both infusions now only require the 20 stacks on the target — the cost is gone, the effect stays.

A single change, but a big one: four Supporting Fire skills get back 30% damage against players.

Eight changes, the largest package in the patch. Sweep doubles its movement speed, Explosive Combo gains a new specialization, and Mobile Strike absorbs for free an effect that used to cost points.

Precision Bombardment loses two privileges at once: it stopped respecting defense and evasion, and it couldn't be blocked. Both were fixed.

The Torrent and Eye of Ventius changes look like a brutal nerf on the table, but they're only a display split — the power didn't change.

The biggest numerical buff in the patch is here: three Skill Cores double their damage — Dark Cloud, Lightning Condensation and Thundercloud Burst.

Thundercloud Burst gets double damage, but now takes the PvP damage reduction that had been skipping it.

No damage number changed. This is a description and condition fix package — but the Incubus one genuinely changes when the specialization fires.

A single change, and it's the one that hurts most: the Spear loses a cooldown reduction of up to 15 seconds that plenty of people used without knowing it was a bug.

Eight unique items touched. A straight 30 percentage point buff to Guillotine Blade and a heavy nerf to Purifying Cry, which loses half its targets and swaps a fixed radius for a proportional one.

Two water-based cooldown tricks die here — entering and leaving water no longer resets cooldowns.

Gear progression got cheaper on three fronts at once, and the Resonance die stopped rolling backwards.

Level Inheritance costs half the stones. Anyone who already paid full price gets the difference back by mail.

Dragail stops shielding on Normal — and stops being interrupted on Skilled and Extreme, which rewrites the script on both sides of the raid.

The field boss guild portal opens with a third fewer people, and relic carriers in Sealing lost their movement skill.

The Skill Core tooltip finally says which gear it goes into. And item links in chat show Item Level, stats and Trait Resonance again.

The Opening Stone leaves fishing and expeditions for good — old sacks and pouches stop dropping it.

Two weeks of assault on the Radiant Arch Boss land alongside the maintenance, and a new battle pass opens in the shop.