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Steam announcementView the game on SifterSeptember 26, 2026

1.3.62 — Smoother Play, Clearer Battles

This update brings together fixes based on your feedback, making it easier to develop your army and follow your battles.

A steadier, clearer interface

  • Fixed flickering and repeatedly reopening tooltips when selecting or upgrading runes. Automatic refreshes preserve the scroll position and keep your selection stable in narrow and wide windows.
  • Removed the Season 2 tab from Arena and the separate Online Adventure menu.

Chests and inventory

  • Fixed ongoing battles unnecessarily disabling the Cube’s Open button on accounts using shared progression. Chest-opening requests are processed safely after the battle result is completed.
  • Auto-equip accounts for enhancement and socketed rune bonuses. Weapon and off-hand comparisons now use the correct equipment slot.
  • If saving fails during an inventory sale, the transaction is rolled back, preserving the item and gold.

Battle results and connection fixes

  • Early defeats in Boss Race no longer appear as timeouts. The results screen uses the actual finishing moment and the boss’s health at that point; Fast Finish preserves the same result.
  • Fixed the remaining attempt count on the race intro screen and wave information in Marathon summaries.
  • Improved connection and session recovery. Fixed battle buttons staying disabled after refresh and battles getting stuck on accounts with large item or chest collections.

Development note

The shared-progression migration for Army, Arena, and Races is not being enabled in this release; existing Arena and Race access is preserved. Local tests of the synthesis infrastructure are complete, with final software-team testing and approval still required before it becomes available to players. The synthesis menu remains unavailable in this release.

Download the update through Steam and restart the game. Thank you for your feedback!

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