Patch Notes : Nurõrgartt

2 for each class, including: the Knight, the Barbarian, and the Oracle.

1 for the Ice Wyrmling and 2 for the Toxic Wyrmling.

The Enchanter, The Memorialist, The Grand Benedictor, The Artificer, The Arsenal will be added to your city.

These are designed to give you more control around your itemization and builds.

4 new levels in The Tundra and the Glacier environments.

New dungeon purification: The Ice Cavern.

New enemies, and bosses to discover.

In this mode, you'll face wave after wave of enemies while dealing with a mix of temporary buffs and debuffs, along with permanent bonuses that last throughout the run.

In our ongoing efforts to enhance player agency and reward progression, we'd like to introduce a new kind of reward: Gift of the Eternal.

Our goal with that new reward is to provide meaningful choices that respect your time and investment in the game. By allowing you to select rewards that align with your goals, we aim to enhance your gameplay experience and progression satisfaction.​

Many players have expressed frustration over the limited storage space for Fragments and we've heard you!

That’s why we introduce the Fragment chest! You’ll now find several Fragment chests scattered throughout the city, right alongside the familiar Equipment chest.

New rewards to unlock on the Hunting Board for chaos hunts and for the Gift of the Eternal. Most Hunts happen in the new biome “Nurõrgartt”.

Your feedback highlighted how the overall level progression, especially between levels 30 to 45 could feel underwhelming and unrewarding.

With this patch, we’ve taken the first steps to make leveling more satisfying by allowing players to obtain more interesting and high-rarity drops much earlier.

Our intention is to add more 'wow' moments for the player and make progression before max level feel exciting.

As such, Divine & Draconic are now available starting at level 1 and Mythical items drop from level 30 instead of 45. The Gift of the Eternal, which can drop in the storyline and offers rarer items, should help reinforce that rewarding sense of progression.

This patch brings a wide wave of gameplay refinements aimed at making the core experience feel better. As such, we’ve touched many parts of the gameplay.

Expect: increased enemy density, combat feel and responsiveness, loot visibility, difficulty adjustments, and of course overall skill balance.

We are adding in-game guides, features like level-up notifications, and improving tooltip readability.

We also really want our players to customize their experience.

That’s why we’re adding plenty of settings for you to mess around with, such as high-contrast cursor, minimap transparency, camera distance, NPC and Enemy Highlight options, Colorblind mode and more.

Dragonkin: The Banished. Founder Pack 2 contains:

6 exclusive pieces of equipment including a chest and a helmet for your heroes (2 per character)

6 exclusive visual effects allowing you to add a trail to your Wyrmling.

The exclusive pack “Day of the Dead Dragon” includes cosmetic elements for your city: statues, roofs, flags and pennants.

• Compressed Air
  

  Lothair pulls enemies inward and deals fire damage to them. While this ability has no cooldown and can be cast repeatedly, each use consumes Fuel.

• Offensive Rempart
  

  Lothair braces his shield in a chosen direction, channeling for a few seconds. During this time, he gains a huge chunk of armor and delivers continuous strikes in front of him while blocking incoming projectiles from the front.

• Psychokinesis
  

  Electrane unleashes a shockwave that pulls enemies after a few seconds, briefly stunning them and dealing physical damage afterwards.
  
  Vision: Instantly pulls enemies and deals damage, allowing you to use it as a reaction spell.

• Electric Wall
  

  Electrane creates a passable electric wall. Enemies that pass through it are slowed and take damage over time while allies who pass through the wall gain increased movement speed.
  
  Vision: The wall increases in size, letting you cover larger areas and better control chokepoints.

• Battering Ram
  

  Rurik charges in a direction, steering his charge slightly. He deals ice damage to enemies along his path and at the end of the charge explodes in a blizzard of ice damage.

• Ancestral Totem
  

  Rurik summons a totem that periodically emits pulses of ice damage to nearby enemies. While active, it empowers the attacks of allies within its radius. The totem can draw enemy aggro and be destroyed.

• Frigid Wind
  

  While the Wyrmling inflicts damage over time, has a chance of creating an area that inflicts frostbite the enemies dealing damage over time.

• Voices of the swarm
  

  While inflicting damage, the Wyrmling has a chance of creating a line of toxic spit across the screen.

• Explosive sickness
  

  While inflicting damage over time, the Wyrmling has a change of hitting the target with an explosion of toxic damage.

• The Enchanter
  

  Allows you to modify one of the affixes on a piece of equipment or a “modifier” type hexagon on an ancestral fragment.

• The Memorialist
  

  Visiting the Memorialist allows you to permanently inscribe the bonus effect of a skill modifier, taken from a sacrificed skill fragment, onto a piece of equipment.

• The Grand Benedictor
  

  Allows you to manage your Codex of Talents and Skill Modifiers.
  
  By sacrificing legendary and mythic items, as well as fragments of any rarity, you can permanently record bonuses within your Codex.

• The Artificer
  

  Allows you to transfer the draconic attributes from one piece of equipment to another.

• The Arsenal
  

  Allows you to save up to 4 build presets.

• Added hit animations to most enemies
  
• Added screen shake effects when using some skills
  
• Added flash effects when using some skills
  
• Added more sound effects to skills

This change was requested by players and aligns with our ongoing goal of improving combat feel. feedback, weight, and impact. More improvements are planned.

Of course, everything can be adjusted in settings.

Calamity III is now the minimum difficulty required to farm Divine ingredients.

These are used to craft Divine items such as rings, potions and Wyrmling armors, but also modify your freshly acquired Divine gear via the Enchanter or Memorialist.

This is a feature a few of our members on Discord suggested.

Since we want to encourage players to create alts, we decided to allow these resources to be shared across all characters on your account, as long as they are created in the same city.

This change aims to make it easier for players to quickly identify valuable or interesting drops. Now, you'll be able to instantly recognize if an item is Divine, Draconic, if not both, or another key rarity without having to pick it up first.

Previously, players had to pick up equipment to check its stats or fragment to see what it contains, even if they already knew it was Divine, Draconic or a specific size of fragment.


This wasn’t ideal, especially when the inventory would be filled up pretty fast, forcing players to either drop items on the ground or make trips back to town to sell them.

We want to respect your time and investment, so you can now spot interesting items at a glance and preview their details when you hover them, before committing to pick them up.

This also works for exclusive activity quests like the Dungeon Purification and Test of Will.

That option is enabled by default on Steam Deck.
Please note that some layout issues may still occur on certain menus.

The current progression system felt too slow and lacked excitement.

That’s why we’ve made some adjustments to progression and loot based on the feedback many of you shared.

To address this, we made changes on the loot curves and rates for equipment. With these tweaks we aim to create more memorable moments when you find something “cool”, while also smoothing out the overall itemization as you level up.

One of the goals here was to reduce the feeling of getting stuck with low or mid rarity gear for too long. And while It’s true that we are lowering the overall drop rates a bit, you’ll now start seeing higher and more varied rarities and kinds of equipment earlier in your progression.

We also fixed some issues with Divine and Draconic drops, they were showing up way less than intended at low levels, and a little too frequently in endgame.

While this isn’t a full overhaul of the loot system, with the introduction of Eternal Gifts, earlier access to higher rarities, and new properties that equipment can roll with, we hope these first changes will make the experience feel smoother, more engaging and more fun overall.

Of course, we’ll be keeping a close eye on how all of this plays out and make changes if needed in the future based on your feedback.

Legendary pendants grant 1 Talent Point. Divine grant 1 extra Talent Point (+3).

Left & right hand




• Gold
  
• Max health
  

Left hand only




• Elite resistance
  
• Thorn damage
  
• Block
  
• Barrier
  
• Reflex
  
• Damage reduction
  

Knight


• Reworked Knight skill: Shattering Shield to become a larger, scalable AoE with the keyword “Area of Effect” replacing the previous “projectiles” keyword
  

Oracle


• Skills with vision now cost 0 energy (for a short time if channeled)
  
• Updated some skills when using Vision:
  
  
  
  
  • Ethereal darts now immediately shoots around the target on-cast
    
  • Electric wave now goes faster and returns to its cast position
    
  • Lightning beam now features a secondary beam behind the Oracle
    
  
  Other Skills
  
  
• 🔥Updated all skill modifiers with a new intermediary tier (1 > 3 > 7 > 15 > 30)
  

  Previously, hitting the final 2 tiers felt pretty hard to grab the strongest bonuses.
  To address that issue, we added an intermediary tier to smooth out the progression and give more power-spikes to your build.
  
  Additionally, bonuses values across all tiers have also been adjusted accordingly.

• The electric wyrmling now summons a frail but friendly harpy that fires piercing projectiles
  
• The fire wyrmling’s summon is a friendly damned creature that strikes all-around it
  
• The ice wyrmling now summons tougher melee skeletons
  
• The toxic wyrmling still summons tons of insects, but they’re no longer invincible (they continue to avoid aggro, though)

  We’ve updated all summoning skills to better scale with the caster’s statistics. We also took this opportunity to make each skill feel more unique.
  
  We still have some work to do so that every interaction (mostly with passive skills and modifiers) works correctly with summons. If you felt that summon builds were too weak to try before, now is the time to check them out again!

This change should help to make early and mid-game progression smoothe

• Cooldown removed: 0.5s → 0
  

• Energy cost reduced: 10 → 0
  
• Now deals +20% damage to enemies affected by damage over time
  

• Summon stats increased:
  
  
  
  
  • Attack: +100%
    
  • Health: +600%
    

• Now works with the Double Strike modifier
  

• Deals +20% damage to enemies afflicted with a status effect (e.g., stun, slow)
  

• Duration increased: 2 loops → 2.5 loops
  
• With Vision, now lasts 3.5 loops instead of 2.5 loops
  

• No longer interrupts other skills
  
• Can now be cast during abilities like Lightning Beam
  

• Energy cost reduced: 40 → 20
  
• Summon stats updated
  
  
  
  
  • Attack: +100%
    
  • Health: -75%
    
  • Armor: +50%
    
  • Duration: 30s →s 8s
    

• Cooldown increased: 15s → 20s
  
  

• Energy cost reduced: 30 → 15
  
• Summon stats updated:
  
  
  
  
  • Attack: +100%
    

• No longer interrupts other skills
  

• Now works with the Double Strike modifier
  

• Now has a maximum range and prioritizes closer enemies
  

• Now attacks from afar with piercing projectiles
  
  
• Summon stats updated:
  
  
  
  
  • Health: +100%
    
  • Armor: -75%
    

• Cooldown decreased: 2s → 1s
  
• Attack coefficient increased: 15% → 25%
  

• Now attacks all-around
  
• Chance to trigger increased: 5% → 15%
  
• Summon stats updated:
  
  
  
  
  • Health: +500%
    
  • Armor: -75%
    

• Smarter homing projectiles
  

• Cooldown increased: 1s → 2s
  
• Duration reduced: 1.5s → 1s
  
• No longer stacks with itself but now refreshes its duration instead
  

• Chance to trigger reduced: 50% → 25%
  
• Duration increased: 10s → 15s
  
• Summon stats updated:
  
  
  
  
  • Attack: +100%
    
  • Health: +400%
    
  • Armor: -75%
    

• Attack coefficient increased: 15% → 25%
  

• Chance to trigger reduced: 15% → 5%
  
• Summon stats updated:
  
  
  
  
  • Attack: +50%
    
  • Health: +100%
    
  • Armor: -75%
    

• Sage affix aura now grants a stronger barrier but reduced max health
  
• Healer affix now grants less max health to elite enemies
  
• Guardian affix aura now reduces incoming damage from outside the shroud by 50% instead of 100%
  
• Nerfed the reflex and thorn-related mutations
  

This should help environments feel more alive and reduce the sense of emptiness.

• Damage from summons is now registered
  
• Now features a DPS column (calculated over 5s)
  

We still have much to do on SFX (UI and more) that will be worked on gradually throughout development.

They now have something to say, but you can mute them in the options if you want!

Bigger enemies should be more easily distinguished from smaller ones.

Some graphics options will be reset with the update, so please check them to make sure they match what you want.