Patch Notes Page 24

v0.29.19

Polished Jules’ pub shop and RPG trader tile labels.
RPG item tiles that show an item level now label themselves as Equipment instead of Permanent.
Jules’ potion and food stock is now priced far lower than Trax’s general trader inventory, using a pub-only consumable price scalar.
Pub consumable tiles and selected-item details now show what they restore or regenerate, including duration when the effect is over time.

Reworked the Character screen run and details layout for readability.
Wave, Kills, Copper, Gold, and Level now appear at the top of the Stats panel instead of living in a separate Run card.
The standalone Run panel has been removed, and the Details panel now uses the full right column so longer compare lists have much more vertical room.
The inventory capacity indicator now sits farther left in the inventory header so the text reads more cleanly.

Fixed item comparison rows drifting away from the actual item details list.
Equip comparisons now reuse the same stat, attribute, and special affix lines shown on the item itself, so entries like Crit Chance, Armor Pen, Cleave, STR / DEX, and on-hit effects such as Burn or Frostbite appear in the compare block with positive, neutral, or negative coloring.
Empty compare noise like Move Speed 0 no longer appears when neither item actually contributes that stat line.

Polished shop, vault, and board UI readability.
Trader and pub offer tiles now label whether stock is consumable, on-use, passive, persistent-for-run, or permanent, and timed entries surface a short duration hint on the item tile itself.
The Vault screen now includes a Current Bonuses summary panel so all purchased permanent upgrades are visible in one place.
Event, Bounty, and Contract boards now keep their existing overhead notification icon visible after the surrounding area has been explored, and that icon clears the first time the matching board is opened.
Fixed neutral item comparisons rendering as upgrades.
Inventory compare rows now use the neutral color when a displayed stat delta rounds to no change instead of showing a misleading green improvement.

Fixed the Character screen stats panel overflowing the inventory layout.
Warden stats now live inside their own scrollable panel so expanded stat lists stay inside the inventory UI instead of spilling past the overlay bounds.

Expanded the Warden inventory stats panel with live combat utility stats.
The inventory screen now shows final live values for Cooldown Reduction, Move Speed, and Lifesteal instead of only their partial RPG-derived values.
Added Ability Charges, Ability Cost Reduction, Chain Bounces, Weapon Range, Projectile Range, and Vision Range to the Warden stats list.

Fixed cooldown reduction and consumable handling for active abilities.
Warden ability cooldowns now respect RPG cooldown reduction from gear, talents, and temporary consumable buffs.
Cooldown-reduction consumables now refresh instead of stacking and enforce a use cooldown that outlasts the buff window.
Prevented bag swaps that would destroy inventory items.
Equipping, unequipping, or unsocketing a bag now fails if the reduced capacity would strand items beyond the new slot limit.
Polished trader, cleanse, and board interactions.
Trader offer locks now cost copper instead of gold.
Father Mathias now lets you cycle through multiple corrupted items before choosing which one to cleanse.
Event Board rerolls can now be purchased repeatedly instead of stopping after one use.
Fixed world interactions and nemesis edge cases.
Removed the duplicate church door on the main map.
Slime nemeses no longer arrive with escorts and can no longer multiply into additional slimes.
Expanded the inventory stats panel.
The Warden stats view now lists active economy, pickup, cooldown, and resistance stats alongside core combat values.

Fixed blank early-game RPG gear rolls.
Common and other low-roll non-Unique equipment now falls back to its template baseline stats when a drop would otherwise spawn with no bonuses at all.
This keeps items like early bows and starter armor pieces sellable and usable even when they miss both affix and implicit stat rolls.