Everything below is live in the current build and reflected throughout this guide.

• Gems are a first-clear reward now — Beating a level for the FIRST time on a difficulty pays its gems and triple gold. Clearing it again pays gold only — no gems. Re-running one boss was quietly the best gem income in the game, which is not what a story mode is for.
• Drops follow how deep you are, not how fast you are — Rune, gem and crystal drop rates scale with the stage's depth. Under the old flat rates the shallowest, fastest stage was mathematically the best farm in the game — you were rewarded for never progressing.
• Scenario drops a rune on half its wins; dungeons still drop one every win — The two modes each get to be best at one thing. Scenario stages are the gold-and-XP farm, dungeons are the rune farm — and a scenario that also handed out a guaranteed rune left dungeons with nothing of their own.
• Energy has one flat price, and the Crystal Mine gives half — 120 energy costs 10 crystals or 30 gems, 60 costs half that — the same price every time, all day. The Crystal Mine Gate's free daily claim moved from 10–80 crystals a day to 5–40: it was paying for hundreds of free fights a day, which no energy price could balance against.
• Every dungeon farms different rune sets now — The first seven biomes drop ONE set each and the last five drop TWO, so the endgame dungeons are where a set is farmed at speed: Beach Swift, Forest Power, Jungle Vital, Swamp Guard, Frozen Focus, Purple Crystals Rage, Red Canyons Power, then Desert Focus+Rage, Volcano Focus+Swift, Dark Forest Power+Vital, Atlantis Vital+Guard and Sky Islands Swift+Guard. Every set appears in both halves — nothing is locked behind the endgame, and nothing is only farmable early.
• Fixed: five dungeons rained 4★ monsters — About one win in twenty drops a monster, and it is meant to be a 2★ seven times out of ten. Light and Dark have no 2★ monsters at all, so in the five Light/Dark dungeons — Swamp, Purple Crystals, Desert, Dark Forest and Sky Islands — that roll fell through to a pool that was over half 4★, and 4★ landed on 41% of drops instead of 1%. Those drops are 3★ now.
• Rune storage tells you when it is full — A full rune inventory used to bin every new drop silently. It now says so — a long auto-restart chain could otherwise farm into nothing for hours.
• Every monster plays differently now — A player found two monsters with the same skill set. Checking the whole roster turned up 244 of them sharing a kit with somebody — the roster is built design-by-element from a handful of archetypes, so identical kits were the default rather than an accident. Each of those monsters has had one effect on one skill changed: a debuff swapped for another debuff, a buff for another buff. Nobody became stronger or weaker, and no two monsters feel the same any more.
• Dungeon bosses cannot be Stunned or Frozen — Every dungeon boss now carries the Unbreakable passive in its second skill slot. It blocks Stun and Freeze only — poison, DEF down and every other debuff still land exactly as before, so a boss is still worth debuffing, just not worth locking down.
• No boss hides behind a Shield — The three bosses whose kits granted Shield have had it removed. The Red Canyon boss went further: it was borrowing a defensive kit built around Shield, and now fights with fire instead — Burn, an area attack and an ATK-down finisher.
• Your name is yours alone now — Player names are unique — two accounts can no longer share one, which is what the arena and the ladders had quietly filled up with. They also need at least 3 characters. If yours is shorter the game asks you to choose a new one next time you sign in, and nothing else about your account changes. If somebody had registered your name before you did, yours carries a number for now and your next rename is free.
• Fixed: surrendering during a farm could freeze the battle — Surrendering inside an Auto Restart chain could leave you on a finished battlefield with nothing that responded. Both ways out of a fight now close the FIGHT, rather than whichever window happened to be sitting on top of it.
• Sell runes a whole rarity at a time — Turn on select mode in the rune bag and a rarity row appears above the grid: one tap takes every Common you are looking at, another sells them. It obeys the filters, so what you have narrowed the grid down to is exactly what a tap can pick up, and it never touches a rune a monster is wearing. The same row is in the Auto-farm result window and the Auto Restart rewards window — which is where a long chain buries you in Commons in the first place. Selling no longer pauses either: the rune leaves your bag the moment you tap Sell.
• MAG is gone — every summoner fights on ATK — Of the six classes only the Soul Mage's damage ever came from Magic, while the other five levelled a number that reached nothing at all. There is one attack stat now. The Soul Mage and Blazing Bishop had the old path's multiplier folded into their base ATK, so nobody hits any softer, and a save from before the change folds its levelled MAG into ATK rather than dropping it.
• Multi-hit summoner skills actually hit multiple times — A summoner skill that reads “eight strikes” was landing exactly one. Every summoner skill now lands the number of hits its description claims.
• Crit is shown as a percentage — C.RATE and C.DMG read as percentages on the summoner panel, and unspent stat points announce themselves instead of waiting to be found.
• Your summoner equips runes like everything else does — The summoner joins the rune roster and takes a full loadout from the same grid every monster uses. The old per-slot picker is gone.
• Strip — a new effect that tears a buff off — 40 monsters can now remove an enemy buff outright. It is not the same as a debuff: there is nothing to resist and Immunity does not stop it, because it removes what is already there.
• Heal Block blocks ALL healing — Direct heals, Regen ticks and lifesteal are nullified outright for the duration. If it looked like it was failing on a dungeon boss, that boss's escort was cleansing it off — three of those escorts have been swapped for monsters that cannot.
• You need a defence team before you can attack in the Arena — A player with no saved defence never appears in anyone else's opponent list, so they could climb the ladder while being untouchable. Save a defence and the Arena opens up.
• The battle screen says what it is doing — Damage numbers sit on the monster that was hit instead of behind a boss, buffs and debuffs have their own visible effect so an auto battle is readable, the energy price rides inside the Start Battle button, and a farm reports the whole session's rewards rather than the last run's.
• Power save for long farms — A running auto-restart chain can dim the screen right down while it works. The phone was also drawing more power than its charger could supply thanks to an animation that never stopped; it stops now.
• The biome window was rebuilt — Stage name and boss on one line, Easy/Medium across the top, every level in two columns, and the first-boss-clear reward beside them.
• If the game ever crashes, it leaves a report behind — Crash reporting is on, so a crash that nobody can reproduce is no longer a dead end.
• Your player name and your summoner's name are separate — Your account name is what rankings, the arena, chat and search show. Your summoners are characters you own — up to 10 of them — and each has its own name, starting from its class. Renaming your account updates every one of those places at once.
• Every monster has its own given name — All 465 units carry a personal name on top of their family name.
• Polish language support — The entire interface plus all 1,860 monster skill descriptions are translated. Monster and skill NAMES stay in English.
• Arena is real players only — The AI filler roster is gone. You face eight real defence teams drawn randomly from your rating range, refreshed on demand, and arena battles cost energy.
• Battles can be paused — A Pause button with a double-height combat log, so you can read what actually happened. Story, dungeons and quick battles only — Real-Time Battle stays in lockstep.
• Auto-restart with a rewards tracker — Dungeon and farm runs restart themselves and total up everything they won, and the difficulty picker is gone from dungeons.