Changelog

This page preserves meaningful player-facing milestones. It is not a commit-by-commit development log.

0.7.0.105 - Current

Current package and documentation baseline.
Ring of Reckless Might is available as a zero-point loadout option and retains its 10% outgoing/15% incoming damage trade-off.
Content inventory: 40 base classes, 40 Mastery variants, 20 traits, 1,039 equipment entries, 100 pets, 100 added mercenary variants, 16 sanctum statuses, 8 Legendary Contracts, 8 selectable mutators, and 40 Mastery unlocks.

Expanded the class roster to 40 and added unique mechanics for Alchemist, Monk, Plague Doctor, Gunslinger, Elementalist, Necromancer, Berserker, Artificer, and Shaman.
Added a large specialized equipment pass, 25 bow variants, 25 speed-focused weapons, 100 non-weapon equipment pieces, and 30 legendary items.
Expanded the item catalog to 1,039 entries and added dedicated Codex equipment categories.
Fixed mod-class death visuals, equipment-list edge cases, and random-ambush party pull-in behavior.

Added and refined the main-menu Mod Codex, category art, searchable entries, detail panels, and safe 3D previews.
Separated real enemy references from Revenge enemy modifiers.
Improved class and Mastery previews, main-menu layout, and Codex background/render isolation.
Continued load-time, long-load, freeze-recovery, and content initialization fixes.

Introduced deterministic multiplayer safeguards for markets, quest boards, sanctums, classes, and custom content.
Disabled custom town specialist services online after repeated desync testing while retaining synchronized markets and supported quests.
Added automatic diagnostics, freeze/long-load recovery, full local logs, and version/build fingerprints.
Reduced custom-item initialization time and added detailed startup phase timing.

Established the custom class, trait, item, pet, mercenary, sanctum, quest, contract, mutator, event, affix, and Revenge systems.
Added external localization and translator file generation.
Added the optional local launcher for install, update, verification, uninstall, and version notification.

Current behavior is defined by the current reference pages, not by a historical note.