• Minions level to 50, and hybrids to 100 • Your wallet and the fight's DPS share one corner panel in the Mines • The Raid Cache pays its ore at your depth record after an ascension • Heirlooms can now be unbound, as promised • A Google Play purchase that fails now says why • The matchup chip no longer charges for an infusion you already made • The tutorial sends you back to the Mines when a craft is short of ore • Smoother fights with a full party, and many smaller fixes

• Every minion has a talent tree now, and learns a signature skill at level 15. Pick a stance, spend the points, and grow a build instead of a bigger number. • The climb pushes back. Past your frontier, every hundredth floor is a Warden that demands an element, an ailment or a class, and checks what your party can actually field before it lets you through. • Six new crafted sets carry gear from 100 all the way to level 250. • Ascension is a real reset: the climb restarts at floor 1, and your record speeds the way back down. • Powerups and signature skills sit on a hotbar under the arena, off your minions, and the talents page is drawn like the skill tree: four stances side by side, tap a node for its card. • Time away always pays. A party that met a floor it could not beat used to earn nothing at all for the whole absence; it now holds the deepest floor it can clear and farms that instead. • The daily bonus is worth far more: up to four hours of idle income across the week, and the Master's Commission rose with it. • Upgrade All spreads your gold across the whole list instead of pouring it into the top row, and Whetstone leads the Power tab again. • The dungeon explains itself: a boss that heals when its clock runs out says so, a stalled fight points you at the anvil, and Push tells you what it will cost on a Warden floor. • Fewer surge offers, and only when a boss is genuinely beating you. • Back now closes what you are looking at, one step at a time, instead of closing the game. • Plus a long list of fixes: switching tabs mid raid or Tower climb no longer ends the run, buying no longer fails on an amount you can clearly afford, tapping outside a dialog always dismisses it, your daily bonus and away rewards take turns instead of stacking, achievements earned while signed out reach Game Center, an empty cloud backup cannot overwrite your save, monsters draw their horns and wings again, nothing runs off screen at the largest text size, and the whole game launches and fights faster. • Rewards land where they should: coming back after a long time away now pays the floor you actually reached rather than a shallower one, Double it on the daily bonus pays properly if you own Remove Ads, re-forging a master craft you scrapped pays its ranks again straight away, burns, poisons and bleeds land their final tick, and a frozen enemy counts toward a Chill demand again. • Fewer stale readouts: a purchase that fails now tells you why instead of quietly going back to its price, and the floor payout line, the type advice and the Boost previews all follow the floor you are actually on.

• The game starts much faster. Work the forge does not need in order to open (plugins, artwork, sound decoding) now happens quietly in the background, or not at all. • Upgrade All is yours to steer: set the spend order, mark rows to skip, and it no longer empties your ore into the wrong upgrades. • Rewards are drawn now, not just spelled. Ore, Embers, Deepsteel and every other reward have real icons wherever they appear, and the daily bonus week is a row of cards. • A friendlier daily ladder: your next bonus unlocks at midnight rather than 24 hours after your last claim, day 2 pays a Rare Shard, and "Double it" still works after you close the message. • Daily bounties pay ore and embers worth your depth, and say what they pay. • Finish the quest chain and the master smith leaves you a standing order, so coming back always shows what you earned overnight. • Colorblind Mode actually recolors the game, and Protanopia is no longer a copy of Deuteranopia. • Deep runs can hurt the weekly boss and the Tower guardian again, and the anvil heats up past prestige 3. • Restore Purchases shows the moment the Forge Shop opens, and a shop that cannot load its prices says why and lets you retry. • Where the law asks, the game now asks you about usage statistics instead of guessing. • Plus a pile of smaller fixes: the quest log stays where you scrolled it, a rare loading-screen hang is gone, and sound effects still play the instant you tap.