The Halls of Secrets and the Tower of Light, with two difficulty modes, are now open. Bishop gains group healing, while Avenger and Paladin receive Vanguard. The game now uses less mobile data.
The Tower of Light is available in normal and hard modes. Normal mode requires a party of at least three; hard mode requires exactly five. Loot drops from enemy creatures and Aelira the Fallen, the tower's chief guardian.
Normal mode is designed for parties of at least three. Once the instance is completed or closed, the group can enter again straight away.
In hard mode, mechanics activate faster and the loot pool is broader. Attempts are unlimited until the first victory. After completion, the next entry becomes available one week later.
During the fight, Aelira the Fallen changes the pattern of safe ground, creates an Orb of Light, and draws the party into a separate Holy Fear phase. Her abilities activate more often in hard mode.
Aelira moves to the centre and creates an orb. Waves of projectiles spread from it in a circle; hard mode leaves less time between waves.
Dangerous tiles appear across the arena in a chequered pattern. The layout shifts with every cast, and the ability speeds up once Aelira falls below 15% health.
Aelira becomes invulnerable. To continue the fight, the party must destroy six Wells of Light. Players lose more health the longer the phase continues.
Liam sends the hero into the normal Tower of Light. Inside, the party will find Aelira the Fallen and must defeat her.
Rewards are not sent by mail: they drop from enemy creatures and Aelira the Fallen. Quantities and item pools depend on the selected mode and the result of each loot roll.
Quantities apply to a successful loot roll. Apart from gold, this list does not mean that every item is guaranteed during a single run.
A passage into the Halls of Secrets has opened in the Sands of Desolation: a sealed complex of library halls, new enemy creatures, and its own route.
This is a new area for high-level characters. More quests and challenges will appear here in future updates.
Bishop can now heal the party with their primary healing spell and raises allies with 30% health. Avenger and Paladin receive Vanguard to control threat.
From level 10, Bishop's primary healing spell also affects party members.
This new toggle ability increases generated threat, helping Avenger and Paladin keep enemy creatures focused on them.
Revived allies now immediately recover 30% of their maximum health.
Healing allies now generates threat for nearby enemy creatures. Knights need to hold their attention more reliably, while Bishop must choose the right moment for powerful healing.
Every class now has two sets of attributes and talents: A and B. They can be switched outside combat.
The quest list can now be collapsed, and party members' loot appears in the reward log.
A new button collapses the active quest list and frees up space on the screen.
The reward log now shows items received by other members of your party. Your own loot is displayed as before.
We reduced the amount of data received by the client in regions and instances containing many enemy creatures.
The world and enemy behaviour have not changed. The difference is most noticeable when playing over a mobile network.
Version 4.640 reworked melee hit registration, hold-to-use abilities, the chat interface, and game client downloads.