Patch Notes Page 17

v0.43.0

Polished shrine and artifact hotbar feedback.
Scrying Orb now uses its authored hotbar icon from the shared ability atlas instead of a fallback generated icon.
Active shrine buffs that previously had no timed-effect card, including Skill Shrine, now show visible HUD timers while their blessings are active.
Added a cooldown misfire cue when trying to fire an ability too early.
Attempting to cast an ability while it is still on cooldown now plays the shipped Misfire.wav feedback sound instead of failing silently.

Fixed HUD ability hover tooltips so the bar once again shows ability details reliably after the artifact hotbar expansion work.
Ability-slot hover detection now tests against the actual HUD slot/icon bounds instead of the narrower content box, which restores tooltip activation for both the standard kit and expanded artifact-granted bars.

Added the Scrying Orb artifact trinket as a new run-defining loot drop.
Scrying Orb uses the rainbow Artifact presentation, sells for 2,000c, and rolls stronger/higher affix packages than standard legendary or unique gear.
Artifact-granted abilities now stack instead of replacing each other, so Thundertwig, Scrying Orb, and future equipment-granted skills expand the hotbar from slots 5 through 9 as needed.
While equipped, Scrying Orb grants a no-cooldown teleport mark that places a floating orb at the activation point and teleports the Warden back to it on the next activation.
The placed orb persists across map transitions, so Wardens can leave an orb in an interior and warp back to it later; unequipping or breaking the trinket clears the orb and removes the granted ability.

Fixed Jules’ pub card icons so the shop now draws food and potion art from the same RML trader icon pass Trax uses.
The shared trader icon renderer no longer exits early in pub mode, so Jules’ offer boxes now receive their actual Food.png and potion sprites instead of staying empty.

Fixed pub and other generated RPG consumable cards so their item art renders in shop and UI icon slots again.
Runtime RPG item generation now preserves authored icon-sheet coordinates from the source template instead of dropping them on the built item definition.
Jules’ food and potion offers now fill their card icon boxes with the correct consumable art instead of leaving empty frames.

Fixed trader and pub offer presentation so each merchant now shows the right stock with the right item art.
Jules’ pub offers now render their item icons in the shop tiles just like Trax’s trader cards.
Trax no longer keeps potion or food offers in his stock pool, so provisions stay exclusive to Jules.

Fixed pub food drops and shop stock to use the updated Food.png sheet.
Enemy food drops now roll from a rebuilt 7x7 food roster that matches the authored atlas instead of the older two-column placeholder set.
Jules now refreshes her pub stock from dedicated food and potion pools so the bar reliably offers both kinds of consumables.

Tightened enemy pursuit so Tanks, DPS, Ranged units, and Healers all keep collapsing on a visible Warden.
Role-specific AI no longer parks ranged enemies at their preferred firing band or redirects standard wave enemies onto escorts, summons, or turrets before the player.
Support healers now keep moving toward the player while still evaluating ally heals, which prevents healer packs from idling behind the front line when the Warden stands still.
Removed the hidden in-run reset action that could snap an active run back to wave 1.
Backspace no longer triggers resetRun() during live gameplay, and the obsolete restart action has been removed from default bindings plus Steam input data.