Every dungeon run now draws a hidden condition at entry. The modifier is revealed in the dungeon header and changes the combat rules for the entire run.

Six possible modifiers are in rotation:

• Cursed — Enemies deal +30% damage; slaying them yields +25% EXP as compensation.
• Ancient — Suffused with ancient power. All enemies inside award double EXP.
• Hardened — Foes shrug off 15% of your strikes and hit 20% harder. No reward bonus.
• Frenzied — Enemies always act first each round. Rewards boosted by +30% EXP and gold.
• Blessed — A sacred aura strengthens your strikes (+25% damage) at the cost of -15% EXP.

Modifiers affect all enemies in the run and stack with guild bonuses, Essence bonuses, and party rewards as normal.

The Kingdom now posts Wanted notices on specific enemies. When a bounty is active, the first player to slay the named target claims the reward — extra gold, extra EXP, or both — and the kill is announced to the entire server.

• Open Adventure → Wanted from the nav bar to see active bounties at any time.
• Bounties fire in both overworld and dungeon combat — any kill of the exact target counts.
• Rewards are delivered instantly on top of your normal EXP and gold, noted in the victory banner.
• When a bounty is claimed, a server-wide message announces who collected it.
• Bounties can be posted with optional expiry dates. If the timer runs out unclaimed, the notice is removed.
• The Wanted nav entry shows a live count of open bounties so you always know when there is gold on the table.

Your five most recent claimed bounties are listed at the bottom of the Wanted Board for reference.

Every weapon can now carry one of seven elemental affinities, and every enemy in Crystaria has a weakness and a resistance. Strike an enemy’s weakness for +35% Resonance damage; hit into a resistance and you’ll deal 35% less. The system applies equally to physical weapon strikes and to elemental spells.

• Every enemy combat card shows Weak and Resists pills so you can read the matchup before committing.
• Crits stack on top of Resonance — a well-timed critical Resonance strike hits exceptionally hard.
• Weapons gain an Element field in the item editor. Existing weapons default to None (neutral).
• Elemental spells already carry their element and benefit from Resonance automatically.

Every guild now has a Guild Hall that can be upgraded from Tier 0 to Tier V using gold from the guild bank. Each tier unlocks one additional Relic Altar slot, letting the guild slot more active Relics. Upgrades are purchased by the Guild Master or a Lieutenant.

• Tier I — 1,000,000 Gold: unlocks the Relic Altar (1 active slot).
• Tier II — 2,500,000 Gold: 2 active relic slots.
• Tier III — 5,000,000 Gold: 3 active relic slots.
• Tier IV — 10,000,000 Gold: 4 active relic slots.
• Tier V — 20,000,000 Gold: 5 active relic slots.

Once the Hall reaches Tier I, officers can spend guild bank gold and personal materials to acquire Relics — powerful artefacts that grant passive bonuses to every member of the guild. Relics are owned permanently once purchased and can be freely slotted or removed from the Altar.

Six Relics are available:

Relic bonuses stack with all existing guild bonuses, Essence bonuses, and party rewards. The Relic Altar, owned relics, and active slot management all appear in the Guild panel.

Standing on a River, Ocean, or Shore tile now shows a ◉ Cast Line button in the tile panel. Each cast draws from a rarity-weighted pool of fish native to that water type. Catches stack in your Resources stash and count toward gather objectives.

There are four rarity tiers spread across 15 species:

Sometimes the line goes still and nothing bites. That’s fishing.

Every successful catch awards Fishing XP. Skill grows from Level 1 to 10, and each level reduces your miss chance by 1% (from 25% base down to a floor of 5%). Level-ups are announced inline in the catch banner.

• Common: +8 XP  ·  Uncommon: +20 XP  ·  Rare: +50 XP  ·  Legendary: +150 XP