* Story Mode: live one captain's life on the living map. Build your camp, take contracts, lead patrols and fight bandits beside your companions. * Bigger battles: horsemen charge and rally, lines break apart, and you can hear the fight. * A livelier map: animals that walk and run, chickens and dogs in the villages, and a new Pixel theme. * Saved games, smoother play, and many fixes.

VẠN THẮNG 1.1.8 — THE COUNTRY COMES ALIVE • A new look: Folk Print. The whole map is repainted in the colours of a Đông Hồ woodblock — rice paddies that sway, rivers that move, smoke rising from the villages. • Real seasons. Paddies turn from green to gold, the harvest comes in, winter snow falls — and every battle is fought in the season it happens. • Battles you can read. Armies march and clash as real formations, and every fight plays out on the field. • NEW MODE — Thiên Hạ. Share one map with rival realms, each with its own treasury, alliances and wars. • Chinh phạt. Take the war to them: march your armies on rival courts. • 28 new Vietnamese stories, each with its own woodblock print — and your court now debates what the Chronicle tells. • Your Quân sư. A court advisor who greets you, watches your realm, and speaks up when it matters. • Heroes now wear round medallions that grow grander as they rise. • Play sideways, smoother on iPhone, and choose 30, 45 or 60 fps.

NEW • Beta rules (opt in from Settings → Beta). New Dragon Ascent reigns can try the rules we're testing. A reign already in progress keeps its rules. - A goal: break the 3rd Great Invasion while holding your capital and enough provinces, and the reign is won. Then end it in victory or keep ruling. - See each invader's road and when it will reach your walls. - DEFENCE now shows next to THREAT, so you can tell whether you're ready. - Exact numbers when claiming land: envoy seasons and assault odds. - Heroes level up to 8, choose a specialty, and can be captured, then rescued or ransomed. • Search for talent from the Heroes page. The roster is grouped, with each hero's wage and post shown. • Watch the trailer from the main menu. • Figures on cards are icons now: provinces, armies, the war board, the court and the claim list. FIXES • An army about to break asks to be rescued instead of disbanding while the granary is still full. • Beards sat too low on portraits, and some hairpins were drawn across the cheek. • One story card could never appear. It now comes with its story. • The army page could show numbers like "5300%". • Skirmish no longer counts toward Legacy. • A finished reign could briefly still be continued.

One citadel. One small army. One ruler with more ambition than land. Ten Thousand Victories is a historical grand-strategy roguelite set in medieval Đại Việt — and it is drawn, not rendered. Every hex of the map, every hero's face, every banner is composed in the manner of a Đông Hồ folk woodblock print: shell-coated paper, a soot-black contour never quite in register, in a palette of real pigments.

THE PRESS RE-CUT The whole country has been repainted from real Đông Hồ pigment prints — shell-coated điệp paper, a soot-black contour pulled second and never quite in register, in a palette of real pigments. Nothing here was stock art. Now nothing is approximated either. • The map, repainted — ground, mountains, bamboo and lotus, all pulled from the print sheet • The Chronicle, illustrated — stories now arrive on printed plates: the coast, the court, the field, the river • The ascent cards, redrawn to match the press • A royal wardrobe — dress your king in court robes you buy, and crown him properly • Weather on the battlefield • Menus and settings, re-cut on the same paper THE REALM • Invaders now pay a toll for marching past your provinces • Veterans are paid in rice when the coin runs out • Armies march the drawn roads instead of cutting across country English and Tiếng Việt, both complete. Still fully offline, still no ads, still no account.

THE PRESS RE-CUT The whole country has been repainted from real Đông Hồ pigment prints — shell-coated điệp paper, a soot-black contour pulled second and never quite in register, in a palette of real pigments. Nothing here was stock art. Now nothing is approximated either. • The map, repainted — ground, mountains, bamboo and lotus, all pulled from the print sheet • The Chronicle, illustrated — stories now arrive on printed plates: the coast, the court, the field, the river • The ascent cards, redrawn to match the press • A royal wardrobe — dress your king in court robes you buy, and crown him properly • Weather on the battlefield • Menus and settings, re-cut on the same paper THE REALM • Invaders now pay a toll for marching past your provinces • Veterans are paid in rice when the coin runs out • Armies march the drawn roads instead of cutting across country English and Tiếng Việt, both complete. Still fully offline, still no ads, still no account.