- Gold is now Embers — same currency, clearer name, with a new flame icon. - Leveling up is fixed for everyone in a party, including hosts. Tap LEVEL UP and it reads your latest character, so nothing gets skipped. - Party XP: everyone now earns XP when any player ends a session. - My Adventures is sorted by last played, and unfinished campaigns show "Finish setup" so you can jump back in. - New Campaign is simpler: the main choices up front, the rest under "More options." - A cleaner What's New screen. - Returning after a break picks up where your story left off instead of replaying the opening. - Fixed raw game text showing up in the story, and healing can no longer push HP above max. - The DM no longer pretends to level you up — levels are claimed with the LEVEL UP button. - Many smaller fixes and polish.

With VoiceOver on, the DM's reply is read as soon as it arrives. VoiceOver now announces which class, tone, skill and spell you've picked, and choosing a class no longer happens just by pausing on it. Typing a spell as a ritual now casts it as a ritual. You can now swap ability scores during character creation, and VoiceOver can read and change them. The death-save warning now says plainly that a third failure is permanent. A fallen character no longer leaves spells or roll requests behind. The scene panel no longer disappears when an image can't be made.

Enemies now have to close the distance before they can hit you. Casting by name now matches your exact spell — prepared casters can cast anything on their class list. Dying no longer ends your campaign — make a new character and keep playing. Get a notification when your party starts a session. Any player can now close out a session the party walked away from. Before, everyone waited for the host to open the app before the recap and XP would land. If you're the one who closes it, your XP isn't lost. It's held, and added the next time your host ends a session. Camp now shows a session that is still running, and how many turns are in it, so you can see there is something to come back to. Hosts can end a session straight from Camp. The DM now tells you how far each enemy moves. Backing away from a fight now actually puts distance between you and them. Enemies now have to close the distance before they can hit you. Self spells like Detect Magic now work without saying who they target. Hosts can now level up after a session ends.

Session recaps are now properly summarized — real titles, key moments in the DM's words, and XP that reflects what you earned. Fixed: party sessions could store turns out of order or leave empty DM entries. Voice is now charged once per DM response — replaying or reloading never charges again. Fixed: buffs cast on an ally now reach that ally instead of the caster.

Deleting a campaign now hides it instead of erasing its history. Group sessions now close on their own after six hours away, so recaps and progress fire for parties. Opening the recap mid-session no longer freezes it. Everyone in a party now earns XP when a session ends. The spellbook now scrolls anywhere, including inside an expanded spell.

Fixed: the opening story screen now scrolls on smaller phones, so the Begin button is always reachable.

New sessions now remember your campaign and open with a short Previously recap, and Camp shows your last session. Spell effects such as Bless now end when you rest or move to a new scene, instead of lasting forever. Your card shows what is affecting you and how many rounds each effect has left, and a spell you are concentrating on shows as a single entry with its effect. You now roll two dice when you have advantage or disadvantage, and the game keeps the higher or the lower one to match. The initiative bar now moves one enemy at a time as each enemy takes its turn. Spell attacks now hit or miss against the target's real armor class, including magic that raises it, and add your damage bonuses. When it is unclear who you are attacking in a solo game, you can now tap the enemy you mean instead of having your attack refused. You can attack an enemy by any name the DM gives it, not just the name on its card. A spell you cast before a fight is still on you when the fight begins. When the DM asks you to roll an attack in a solo game, a hit now takes the enemy's health instead of only being narrated. Guiding Bolt and Inflict Wounds now deal their proper damage. You can now use What's New with VoiceOver, and every pop-up can be closed with its Close button or a two-finger scrub. Level up, death saves and roll requests keep VoiceOver inside them, and their dice are now buttons VoiceOver can find and name. Close buttons now speak Spanish or Chinese in those campaigns, and in Chinese a session is now called a chapter. The DM now works from your real remaining spell slots, and a ritual spell can be cast as a ritual without spending a slot. Your character sheet shows your remaining spell slots again.

Level up, when you're ready. Earned a level. A gold LEVEL UP button appears and waits. Tap it to claim your new hit points, pick your new spells, and at level 4 put points into your ability scores. Nothing changes until you do — and your DM sees exactly what you chose. Spell slots now grow with your level. Casters get the right number of slots at every level, not just the first. Smoother campaign openings. The Begin button no longer waits on narration to stop, and returning to a brand-new campaign picks up the right session instead of starting a second one. Pricing update: DM turns now cost 2 gold. New trials start with a smaller gold grant; paid monthly gold is unchanged.

WHAT'S NEW — 1.5.7 Previously on… — Your story now picks itself back up. Step away for a while and when you return, the DM writes your chronicle, awards your XP, and recaps your last session before dropping you into a fresh one. No buttons, no housekeeping — just come back. (Leave mid-battle? The fight resumes exactly where it stood; your chronicle waits until the dust settles.) Sharper memory on long campaigns — The DM keeps its memory of your story lean and focused, so long-running campaigns stay fast and consistent deep into the tale. Faster chronicles — Session recaps generate noticeably quicker. Story polish — Fixed rare cases where a long narration could cut off a rest or combat effect at the end of a message.

- The DM now remembers long campaigns better — your story stays consistent across many sessions - Faster DM responses on every turn - Free accounts include a generous daily adventure allowance; subscribers play as much as they like — clearer messages and a quick path to plans if you reach it - Improved reliability when the DM is busy

- Death saving throws now survive leaving and resuming a session - Fallen heroes wake at 1 HP when the fight ends - Sessions can't end mid-combat - Your turn's outcome is never lost — even if you leave while the DM is thinking - Full voice narration — every DM response spoken aloud - Voiced campaign openings - Cleaner speech — no symbols or stage directions read aloud - Sign in with Apple button updated to Apple's recommended style

- Gold Store — subscriptions and gold packs are now available - Full combat overhaul — real attack rolls against armor class using your equipped weapon, enemies that fight back, working spell buffs, and death saving throws - Session chronicles — end a session and the DM writes your story's recap with XP and key moments - Background music across the app, with a mute toggle - Item cards now show weapon damage and armor stats - Swap and unequip gear straight from item details - Many fixes and polish

Multiplayer is here. Host a party of up to four — share a join code and your friends drop into the same living story. Everyone acts in turn, rolls their own dice, and fights in the same initiative order. One Guild subscription hosts the table; joining is free. Death is permanent. Real death saving throws — three failures and that character's story ends. Create a new one and the DM writes them into the tale. Cast like a spellcaster. Open your spellbook mid-fight, choose your targets, and watch your slots. Attack rolls against real AC. Spend Inspiration to reroll. Long rests restore you — when the story allows it. Plus: a redesigned home screen, clearer party management, and dozens of fixes to combat, billing, and session memory.

Subscriptions are here — Adventurer, Guild, and Archmage tiers with monthly gold and scene narration included at no gold cost Natural Chinese narration — the DM now speaks Traditional Chinese with a native voice Play fully in Spanish or Traditional Chinese — item cards, Ask the DM, and session recaps now all follow your campaign's language One continuous story per campaign — cleaner session flow with a proper End Session experience Scene narration now fires reliably when the story moves to a new location Bug fixes: HP display, turn counter, and narration no longer replays when returning to a session

NEW IN THIS VERSION - Play in Spanish or Traditional Chinese — pick your campaign's language when you create it, and your DM narrates the entire story in that language - Redesigned Gold Store with subscription tiers and gold packs - Your gold balance now shows on every screen - What's New screen — tap the scroll on the home page to see the latest updates - The app now opens straight to your campaign list - DM voice is now more reliable - Security and stability improvements

What's New in 1.2.0 Stability improvements for your campaigns. This update resolves an issue that could interrupt active sessions, so your story picks up right where you left off. Thanks for playing — may your dice roll high. - Combat overhaul — enemies now fight back with real dice rolls, attacks resolve against armor class, and every roll is shown - Ask the DM — ask any D&D rules or lore question mid-session - Suggested actions — tap a suggestion to guide your turn, or type your own - Improved navigation for long sessions - Performance improvements and bug fixes