Patch notes — September 22

The new Terabos (테라보스) has a fixed address and schedule: Tuesdays, two windows, two event types taking turns.

It is the same giant the global server presented as Colossus Vegamor — and it is where the material for the new weapon tier in the next chapter comes from.

The Unique (유니크) weapon stops being the end of the line. Ten new recipes — one for each weapon type — open the next step, and the toll is Vegamont.

The detail that matters to anyone who has already invested: what was on the old weapon doesn't evaporate. Trait, resonance and random stats carry over.

The notes open the weapon block with two general warnings: skill and skill core tooltips were updated to reflect the changes, and the unique effects and stats of some gear were readjusted — item by item in chapter 10.

On the Greatsword there is a single entry, and it is a PvP one: the Gravity pull gains a per-target lockout.

Both entries are text corrections, and in both cases the tooltip promised double the real radius. In-game behavior doesn't change — the number was lying.

One line in the notes, four things affected: the remaining cooldown reduction from Elemental Awakening (원소 각성) wasn't reaching any of them.

A stacking bug when the target wakes up, and a screen effect that only broke for those playing on low graphics.

Same story as the Dagger: the description said double the radius the skill core always had.

Stacking purification on the same ally no longer yields two cleanses.

The only real rewrite in the weapon block. Scarlet Mark trades impact damage for damage over time — and pays the price of not counting as a Heavy Attack (강타).

Nine gear entries. Two rewrite a unique effect, three touch a damage range and the rest fix text and behavior.

The quick read: the Rampart of Bitter Cold becomes a simple 15m radius, and the Enraged Incineration stops hitting hard all at once and hits three times, slowly.

Spark of Birth and Spring Daydream swapped roles as mirror images: what was offensive became defensive, and what was defensive became offensive.

Each has eight trait lines — only the mana consumption efficiency stayed standing in both.

Two fixes on Thuban — one about rewards, one about abuse — and a downgrade inside Nix's Reflection (닉스의 잔영).

The change that touches your Sunday: an occupied stone stops dripping points per minute. Now the score comes all at once, and only if the guild wins.

The notes change the default value of eleven options. Most of it is sound: the master volume is halved and two audio alerts are born turned off.

The patch's housekeeping: a bigger housing chest, three texts that appeared wrong and two Nix achievements straightened out.

The notes close by acknowledging one item that remains broken after maintenance.