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Updates & Rebalancing

Reference · Documentation baseline: September 18, 2026.

These docs explain rules, not a second balance database

A product guide should help you understand what a system does, what it consumes, who receives the result, and how it connects to your other activities.

Exact crop times, recipe ingredients, experience requirements, attack values, drop rates, prices, fees, and limits belong to the current game descriptions and catalog. Copying every number into these pages would create competing versions of the same rule.

Status has a meaning

Live identifies a system in the released game. In development identifies work being built or connected. Mixed means the page covers a live foundation and a clearly identified expansion. Historical context identifies an earlier idea, not a current release promise.

A feature demonstrated locally or tested on a test network is not automatically live. A full description of its intended behavior does not change that status.

What a meaningful update explains

An update should say what changed, which players or items it affects, when it applies, and whether an action is needed. When a price or recipe changes, the confirmation should display the applicable version before a new purchase.

Confirmed transactions should not be silently repriced afterward. A completed item sale and a canceled or refunded order are different outcomes, not two descriptions of the same payment.

Existing progress and seasons

Adding adventure does not reset your character level or create a new account. Seasonal score settlement does not wipe your land, kingdom, or the persistent world.

Changes to seasonal scoring and reward conditions should identify the affected season. The design is to apply rule adjustments to the next relevant period rather than change an ongoing competition without notice.

This documentation revision

The September 18, 2026 revision separates the live land-and-kingdom game from the connected adventure being built. It explains kingdom-made supplies, the existing workshop’s expanded role, and the difference between Gold, ROB, and Land ownership.

Earlier ideas about Kingdom Credits or a Kingdom Launchpad are no longer used to explain the current update. Their historical notice does not announce either implementation or a permanent cancellation.

Use Development Status for the dated feature snapshot and Earlier Kingdom Ideas for that older context.

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