[2.5] • At levels 5 and 10 you now choose between your old skill and a new one. Every class gets two new skills, 24 in all. The Warrior can whirl through the Hwarang Sword Dance, the Strongman lifts a foe and slams it down, and the Sorcerer can bewitch a dokkaebi that stays with you until it falls. • 43 new cards that combo with each other. Cards that fit the skills and cards you already have are marked with a Synergy tag. • Weapons and armor now come in tiers 2 and 3, each with its own name and art, like the Ungeom, Saingeom, Lamellar Armor and Bright Plate. Enchant limits are +5 for tier 1, +9 for tier 2 and +12 for tier 3. Artifacts go to +9. • In short dungeons, tier 2 gear turns up rarely in the last few floors. On the Folktale Road, tier 2 starts in the second dungeon and tier 3 around the fourth. • An item's frame shows its tier, and the color of its name shows its quality (stats, artifact or cursed). The pickup log uses the same colors, and artifact names now show their enchant. • Plate and scale armor and the glaive, iron club and flail lines are heavy. Each one you wear lowers your speed by 1. • Silver grass, reeds, mugwort, briars and kudzu now grow in the five dungeons. Standing in tall grass hides you from afar, and the grass you leave behind lies flat. Hunters and Herbalists pass without flattening it. Fire spreads through all of it. Ghosts can't cross mugwort, and briars scratch whoever pushes through. • Other players' ghosts now rise where they died, named like "Someone's Crow Taoist Ghost". Short dungeons get one or two per run; the Folktale Road gets four or five. • Damage multipliers now add together instead of stacking, and crits deal 1.5x damage. • The Herbalist's Poison Powder spreads as a 3x3 poison cloud. The grappling rope has a 30% chance to snap each time you use it. • Achievements pop up as a small card with their icon. Artifacts from bosses, chests and events get the same reveal as ones you pick up. • Many other bugs fixed.

[2.4] • All eight gods have been rebuilt. Serve Sanshin and a tiger cub walks beside you and grows into the Mountain Lord; serve the Dragon King and rain follows you. Each god now raises your faith in its own way, and offering prayers at shrines are gone. • Breaking a taboo is stopped the first time. Do the same thing again right away and it goes through, at a cost in faith. • New walk, attack, hit and death animations for all 153 monsters. Bosses get a separate animation for each skill. • Crits and sneak attacks freeze the screen for a beat, and harder hits show bigger numbers. Combos like chain shocks and drownings get their name stamped on screen. • Items pop out of chests and coffins and fly into the Items button. Equipping unknown gear now plays a short reveal. • The first time you see or kill a yokai you get a Codex +1, and passing your deepest floor shows a banner. Level-up cards flip over as they appear. • Four new tools, one or two per floor: throw a net to bind a foe, scatter caltrops, drag foes in with a grappling rope, or raise a jangseung post to block the way. • Some late-dungeon foes make you change how you fight. The Hungry Ghost swallows the edge of metal weapons, the Bangsangsi blocks arrows and spells with its shield, spells fail near the Tomb Warden, and arrows veer away around Sondol. Mixed packs of 2 to 8 of them appear on later floors. • On the Folktale Road, foes get tougher from the second dungeon on, so bosses and named foes no longer drop before they show their skills. • When you're online during a run, other players' deaths and wins pop up briefly at the top. • Shorter text in the Guide's Cave and first-run tips. • Many other bugs fixed.

[2.3.1] • Thirteen playable races got redrawn sprites, each with its own look and gear. The dokkaebi is now a hornless, good-natured wrestler. • The race portraits now match the new looks. • Every floor now has one more potion or scroll, sometimes two. [2.3] • Every dungeon has its own layout now: mine tunnels, symmetrical tomb halls, swamp islands and lakes, winding caves, and the gate roads of the Underworld. All seven branches got their own shapes too. • Dozens of special terrains such as the River of Three Crossings, moonlit ponds and stone burial chambers, and water appears in every dungeon. • Four new themed rooms: fire your gear in the Kiln, answer the ghost doctor's questions in the Apothecary, free a prisoner from the Jail, and rest at the Tavern. • From floor 2, each floor has two themed rooms and shrines to two different gods. Treasure sites, folktale processions and floor days show up about once per dungeon. • Anything that can't swim drowns when pushed or thrown into deep water. Bosses and named foes only take damage. • Monsters now use their combat skills on your allies too. Signature skills like name-calling and transformations still target only you. • Class and species changes: the staff speeds energy recovery, Hunters can Roll, Dokkaebi get Club Tap and a wrestling prank, and Geomancers find an auspicious spot on each floor. • Half-Yokai mutations are now good, double-edged or bad, with twelve new ones such as Webbed Feet, Dokkaebi Horn and Bat Ears. • Heal-on-kill effects only work on your own kills, and never on minions a boss summoned. • The Rat King now transforms from half HP, at most three times per run. • Japanese is now supported and turns on automatically when your device language is Japanese. • Shrines, ponds, bamboo groves and yards now sit in open clearings, by the water or along wide paths instead of walled rooms. • The Guide's Cave has been redecorated, with clearer guidance for inspecting the pig and casting spells. • Every dungeon now has moving ambience: bats in the mine, drifting dust in the tomb, fox-fire in the den, sparks at the market and more. • Foes now take poison from poison pools too. Venomous creatures, ghosts and stone bodies are immune to poison. • Shoves and the Lion's Roar can knock foes into deep water, and the first floor of your first dungeon has no named foes. • Many other bugs fixed.

• Every dungeon has its own layout now: mine tunnels, symmetrical tomb halls, swamp islands and lakes, winding caves, and the gate roads of the Underworld. All seven branches got their own shapes too. • Dozens of special terrains such as the River of Three Crossings, moonlit ponds and stone burial chambers, and water appears in every dungeon. • Four new themed rooms: fire your gear in the Kiln, answer the ghost doctor's questions in the Apothecary, free a prisoner from the Jail, and rest at the Tavern. • From floor 2, each floor has two themed rooms and shrines to two different gods. Treasure sites, folktale processions and floor days show up about once per dungeon. • Anything that can't swim drowns when pushed or thrown into deep water. Bosses and named foes only take damage. • Monsters now use their combat skills on your allies too. Signature skills like name-calling and transformations still target only you. • Class and species changes: the staff speeds energy recovery, Hunters can Roll, Dokkaebi get Club Tap and a wrestling prank, and Geomancers find an auspicious spot on each floor. • Half-Yokai mutations are now good, double-edged or bad, with twelve new ones such as Webbed Feet, Dokkaebi Horn and Bat Ears. • Heal-on-kill effects only work on your own kills, and never on minions a boss summoned. • The Rat King now transforms from half HP, at most three times per run. • Japanese is now supported and turns on automatically when your device language is Japanese. • Shrines, ponds, bamboo groves and yards now sit in open clearings, by the water or along wide paths instead of walled rooms. • The Guide's Cave has been redecorated, with clearer guidance for inspecting the pig and casting spells. • Every dungeon now has moving ambience: bats in the mine, drifting dust in the tomb, fox-fire in the den, sparks at the market and more. • Foes now take poison from poison pools too. Venomous creatures, ghosts and stone bodies are immune to poison. • Shoves and the Lion's Roar can knock foes into deep water, and the first floor of your first dungeon has no named foes. • Many other bugs fixed.

• The four main bosses (Dokkaebi King, Jeoseung Saja, Gumiho, King Yeomra) fight in three stages. You hear them as you approach, and meeting them plays an entrance scene. • All seven branch bosses have new patterns and entrance scenes. Byeoljubu hides in its shell, the Gatekeeper Chasa calls names only while its lanterns burn, Jeon Woo-chi hides in hanging scrolls, and Jigwi seals the tower with fire. • Fire makes poison explode, lightning spreads through water, and bamboo groves burn. • Monsters move in packs, and some heal or rouse their allies. • A new spell school, Wood. Cast spells in the order Wood, Fire, Earth, Underworld, Water to chain bonuses. • Taoists now mix their spells, and Herbalists and Geomancers start with Wood spells. • The Guide's Cave tutorial is rebuilt, and a new intro video plays at launch. • Every dungeon has at least one branch entrance, and on the Folktale Road you can find all seven. • Pure Water and the Uncursing Talisman restore stats and max HP lost to curses. • Bows and slings get only half their enchantment as damage, and the Sorcerer's Small Dokkaebi Fires no longer grow with level.

• The official Discord is open: news, tips, and bug reports. Find it at the top left of the title screen and under Community in Settings. • The first time you launch after an update, the game shows what changed. You can read it again in Settings. • An Imugi that gains the Dragon's Pearl and ascends now gets a Dragon portrait and enters the Hall of Fame as a Dragon. • Bows and slings are adjusted. They deal half damage to adjacent foes and lose accuracy past 3 tiles (-8% per tile). • The sling now uses Strength, with a 12% chance to stagger a foe for 1 turn. • Fixed the update notice not showing on phones that start slowly.

• All the art is redrawn. Species and classes, over two hundred yokai, items, dungeon floors and walls, icons, and the effects of spells and skills are all new pixel art. • The app icon has changed. • Sound effects grew from 60 to 185. Each weapon, yokai, item, and god has its own sound. Sound now follows the iPhone's mute switch. • Five treasure grounds have been added: the Manpasikjeok at Daewangam Rock, the Jamyeonggo in the Nakrang Armory, Kim Yu-sin's Sword in Yeolbaksan Grotto, Cheoyong's Mask hanging in the Plague Spirit's Room, and Daebyeolwang's Bow in the Yard of Two Suns. They are rare, and each has a trial to get through. • You may run into folktale processions in the dungeon: the Fox Wedding Procession, the Dokkaebi Carnival, and the Underworld Escort. • A floor sometimes has a "day": Burst Silver Vein, Marsh in Drought, Marsh in Monsoon, Robbed Floor, and Gathering Day, when the yokai gather in one room. • Pools and waterways now appear in the Abandoned Silver Mine, the Old Royal Tomb, Gumiho's Den, and the Underworld too. • The eight gods appear evenly in every dungeon. Gods with an affinity for your species show up a little more often. • Falling through a pit trap or down a well lands you in an unfamiliar room with no stairs. • Summoned foes give no XP or items: gangsi raised by a summons, boss minions, and the chasa of the Underworld Threshold. • The Assassin's Stealth is adjusted. It is shorter, casting a spell or using a tool while hidden reveals you, and bosses and named foes do not lose track of a hidden assassin. • The odds of shaking off curses (fear, slow, stun, charm) are reworked. High resistance does not always block them, and they sometimes take hold on bosses and named foes too. • The five gear slots show under the portrait again. Fixed the arrows not responding on the species and class screen.

• Every screen is redrawn in pixel art styled after old Korean objects, from the start screen to the bag, status sheet, level-up cards, encounters, shrines, and results screen. • The map takes up more of the game screen. HP, energy, and the minimap moved to the corners. • Pick a dungeon from a scroll map. Species and class are chosen on one screen, flipping through them. • In Abilities and the spellbook, tap once to look, then tap again or press Use or Learn. Level-up cards are picked and then confirmed. • Water and poison pools look like hollows sunk into the floor, and each dungeon's floor has its own moss, flagstones, and cracks. • Open the Hall of Fame right from the start screen. If you have not set a name yet, one is made for you when a run ends. You can reroll it or write your own. • The Log opens from a new button to the left of Wait. Tiles under the log text can be tapped to travel there too. • The number of foes in view shows beside the minimap. • Fixed screens where text was clipped or overlapped in English and on iPad. • Fixed several bugs, including treasure weapons and armor not showing their powers in the item sheet.

• From dungeon floor 3, every floor has one themed room. Sixteen kinds, different per dungeon: Storehouse, Jar Terrace, Grave Cluster, Viper Pit, Icehouse, Bamboo Grove, Spider Den, Watermill, Crumbling Gallery, Library, Pond Garden, Dokkaebi Revel, Seocheon Flower Field, Village School, Bell Pavilion and Trap Field. • New terrain. Bamboo blocks sight, webs hold you for two turns and burn, ice slows your step. Jars and egg sacs break open; the mill pestle and falling rocks mark their tiles in red a turn ahead. • Each room has its own encounter: rest in a pavilion, pick one flower in the Seocheon field, answer the Hunjang Ghost's question, ring the bell for loot, free a trapped tiger, pour wine into the dokkaebi's jar. Seonbi Ghost, Hunjang Ghost and Kkotgamgwan join the codex. • A room with a shrine becomes that god's ground: the Dragon Shrine's deep pool, the Mountain Shrine's thicket and sleeping tiger, the Hearth Altar's unquenchable fire, Samsin Rock's geumjul rope, the Seven Stars Shrine's seven candles, the Rite Hall's coffins and vengeful ghosts, the Dokkaebi Ground's sand pit, Mago Rock's stone towers. Nothing there attacks unless provoked. • Close and Back buttons now stay at the bottom of the screen. No more scrolling to find them. • Tap a distant tile once to walk there. The old preview-then-tap way is in Settings as "Path preview". • The app starts faster and uses less memory. Map drawing and saving are faster too. • Stealth, Mist Wine, the Cap Talisman and other ways of hiding no longer put foes to sleep. A first strike from hiding is capped at triple damage. • Fear, slow, stun and charm inflicted by you and your allies now all check curse resistance, bells and talismans included. • Held or webbed foes cannot flee. Frightened foes flee but still cast. • If Sanshin leaves you, the Mountain Lord and tigers turn hostile. • On the Folktale Road you can enter up to four branch dungeons, and your score is banked dungeon by dungeon. You can pray on every branch floor too. • New Run asks once if a save exists, and level-up cards stay until you choose. • The status sheet explains each stat, shows crit chance and this floor's rule, and picked-up weapons and armor are compared with what you wear. • Explore stops before fire, traps and wet ground and tells you why. • Fixed music staying quiet for a whole track, level-up cards reshuffling after a restart, stolen items hidden where you can't reach, charm and weakness not affecting yokai, and over a hundred more.

• Drag the map to walk in 8 directions (optional). • Tap the big map to walk there. Like Explore, it stops for foes or new finds. Stairs show as ▼▲; your marker stands out. • New effects for spells, god powers, yokai attacks, traps and items. Heavy blows crack the ground; dodged ones leave dust. • The bag is now an icon grid with sorting. • Auto-fight marks its target in gold. • Tap an adjacent found trap to step on it. • Foes face you. • Bosses are tougher. Main and branch dungeon bosses have more HP and attack, and main bosses now change form at half HP. • The Imugi grows faster and becomes a dragon mid-fight. • Serving a god has changed. Trance costs 10 faith, Possession 50. Trance no longer uses Energy and has no per-floor limit. • Anyone can pray once per floor. Only shamans hold rites. • Jowang, the Dokkaebi Chief and Mago Halmi now grant Trance, and each god's wishes and blessings were adjusted. Sanshin's tiger returns each floor, and Possession makes the Mountain Lord your ally. • Named foes and branch dungeon bosses regain a little HP each turn. • Auto-fight is slower, so you can follow it turn by turn. Auto-explore is unchanged. • Fixed the Bewitched Hunter shooting rocks, Jihaguk Daejeok becoming unkillable, a level-up card lost on Continue, and more.

Key moments now have their own scenes. Uturi of Mt. Jiri rises from under a rock and sprouts wings at half HP. Winged, it dives in, strikes once and pulls back behind its millet soldiers. When it falls, the soldiers crumble and its dragon-horse flies off. Defeating Jigwi puts out the tower's fire and heat. The Dragon Palace rabbit and the Rat Den cat run off when freed. New short scenes for the Gumiho's unmasking, taking a god, and branch gates.