• Every material tier now has a full gear set: plate from Smithing, leather from Leatherworking and cloth from Tailoring, each with a matching weapon. Leather adds a new Precision stat for bows. • Gear-crafting skills split their recipes into Materials and Equipment, and gear now lists every stat it gives. Boss gear needs far fewer copies to upgrade its stars. • Meet your new Profile, opened from the banner at the top of Home: your portrait and title, At a Glance stats that match the leaderboards, your Loadout, Cosmetics (app icon and seasonal decorations) and links to our community. • A more compact Home puts Adventure and the Action Queue side by side; on wide screens your quests get their own column. • Finished daily quests you forgot to claim are now claimed for you at the daily reset, with a recap of the gems and your streak. • The Shop and Mirella's Moonlit Stall gain a quantity selector with Max, so you can buy many bundles in one go. • Recipes show how many of each ingredient you own, and an active craft counts down until its materials run out. • Zones name every foe, defeat quests show where their target lives and open that zone for you, and your selected zone glows with a themed aura. • Combat skills now take about 60 hours to reach level 100, closer to the other skills. Kills, loot and coins per hour are unchanged. • Boss prompts offer "Don't show this message again today", Hunting tools are now traps, and more than 150 icons have been redrawn. • The iPad toolbar no longer cuts off a large coin balance. • Settings links to our support, accessibility, privacy and terms pages. Plus translation fixes and a fix for an event link that could open to a black screen.

• The Hallowmoon Festival runs from October 17 to November 2. Spirits drift through every zone: gather Ghostlights while you skill and fight, and banish restless spirits when they appear. • Climb the 30-tier Hallowmoon Track for frames, titles, portraits, coins, gems and two app icons. Finish Witching Errands each day and face the Lantern Wraith in three tiers. • Spend Ghostlights at Mirella's Moonlit Stall. Every cosmetic you unlock is yours to keep after the festival. • Gem packs bought through Ask to Buy, a delayed payment or the App Store page are now always delivered, and never twice. • The Upgraded! popup is back, and upgrading your last copy of an item keeps its sheet open on the forged piece. • Sheets no longer keep empty room for the live combat bar after a fight ends. • Storage: filters read as on/off switches for VoiceOver, sections a filter empties are hidden, and a new reset button clears every filter and search.

• Each weapon style now has its own damage skill: Power for melee, Archery for bows and Magic for staves and wands. Adventure prep offers the XP focus that matches your equipped weapon. • Accuracy now raises your hit chance all the way to level 100 instead of topping out halfway. The Power and Health breakdowns start from a new Base row. • Magic from cloth and gems now boosts damage only with a staff or wand, and wands hit harder to keep the three styles even. • Your weapon and arrows are locked while a fight is live. A bow without arrows shows “Needs ammo”, and arrows list their attack as Ranged Power. • Quests are sized by playtime: dailies take about 10–20 minutes each and weeklies a few hours, and they favor skills you haven't maxed. • With Idle Notifications on, you're told when a quest completes while you're away. • The Mammoth Hide gloves are now called Mammoth Hide Mitts, with new art, and Archery has a bolder icon. • Fixed item, gear and stat sheets hiding behind the live combat bar, and tapping your coins or gems opening the Traveling Merchant instead of the Shop. • VoiceOver: Streak Rewards milestones are headings, the live combat bar is a single stop with quick heal and Flee as actions, and crafting rows and quest progress read more clearly.

• Adventures keep running while you explore the rest of the game. A live combat bar shows both health bars and swing timers, with a Quick-Heal Food button and Flee always at hand. • Training and adventures now take turns: starting one asks before stopping the other, and across your devices the one you started most recently wins. • Boss fights open with a 10-second countdown to eat, drink potions and buff up - or tap Fight Now to jump straight in. • Tap any stat on the Equipment screen - Armor, Power, Health, hit or dodge chance - to see where it comes from and what it does. A new Gear Effects section lists your gear's special effects. • Adventure prep shows your hit and dodge chance, and you're told when a kill unlocks a zone's boss. • Food and potions in combat now show their names, with the strongest listed first. • Music and Sound Effects volume sliders in Settings. • The Shop's Exchange adds a Sack of Coins and a Hoard of Coins - bigger bundles pay a little more per gem. • With Idle Notifications on, you're told when your Action Queue finishes its last step. • An Update Available card on Home lets you know when a new version is out. • Cloud Save: a fresh install now waits for your iCloud save instead of starting a new game. • Apple Watch: the watch shows when you're on an adventure, and opening it no longer cuts your Welcome Back report short. • Fixed a fight that could freeze after returning to the app, battle music lingering after a fight, and Action Queue picks jumping to another slot. Changing gear mid-fight now updates your max health. • VoiceOver improvements for the boss countdown, combat food and potions, the Shop and Settings.

• Combat comes alive: fighters lunge at each other on every swing, sparks fly on each hit and misses are called out. Reduce Motion keeps it calm. • Combat tools and Energy Brew now speed up only your attacks, not the enemy's — so a better tool really gives you the edge. • Sell all and Open all: filter Storage to "Safe to sell" or "Openable" and clear every stack in one go. Amount sliders gain a Max button. • Welcome Back now lists the food, potions and companion used on offline adventures. • Offline fights eat before a blow that could finish you, not only below half health — and if a zone simply hits harder than your food can heal, Welcome Back tells you. • Daily and weekly quest cards fill up as you make progress. • Tap your coin or gem balance to jump straight to the Shop's packs. • Every skill description now names a skill it works with. • Cloud Save syncs faster between your devices. • Better iPad layouts, dark mode polish, VoiceOver improvements and many small fixes.

• Much better VoiceOver, shaped by feedback from a blind player: clear headings on every screen, Welcome Back as a proper dialog, announcements that no longer cut each other off, and focus that stays put after you buy something. • New filters: filter Storage by item type, browse the Compendium by category, and sort Achievements into All, In Progress and Completed. • Type an exact number with the new "Enter amount" option when selling, opening or queueing — and sell straight from it. • Notifications are offered once after Old Wick's tutorial, so you'll know when your hero needs you. • Fixed a Cloud Save sync that could give back coins, gems and items you had already spent. • Buying an unlock you already own from the App Store page now simply says "Already Owned".

• Watch your stockpile grow: the resource you're training now shows its live Storage count on the skill screen and in the Action Queue. • New "Rate Quiet Grind" option in Settings. • Better VoiceOver: prices now include their currency, and Welcome Back stats read as one clear line each. • Fixed older tools reappearing next to upgraded ones after a Cloud Save sync. • Smoother audio, plus smaller animation and visual fixes.

This release makes Quiet Grind far more accessible. • Full VoiceOver support across the app — skills, inventory, storage, the shop, achievements and every popup now read clearly, with proper labels and hints. • Currency totals are now spoken aloud instead of skipped. • Progress bars, item cards, avatars and icons announce themselves correctly. • The cloud save-conflict prompt is now translated in every supported language. Plus a handful of small fixes and refinements.