2023 - (04/03/2023) The April Version Update Has Landed!

Event-related

Records of Eminence have undergone the following additions and adjustments.
- The monthly Records of Eminence objectives have been swapped out.

Battle-related

Ambuscade has undergone the following additions and adjustments.
- The foes in Normal and Intense Ambuscades have been swapped out.
  * As such, the corresponding Records of Eminence objectives have changed.
- Certain items obtainable in exchange for hallmarks have been swapped out.
- Certain items obtainable for total hallmarks have been swapped out.
- Certain items obtainable in exchange for badges of gallantry have been swapped out.
- A new voucher, Ambuscade Voucher: Replica, has been added.
  
  This new voucher my be traded to Gorpa-Masorpa in Mhaura (G-9) for one of the following replica weapons.
  
  Tzee Xicu's Blade / Sophistry / Soulflayer's Wand / Burrower's Wand / Levin / Lamia Staff / Dullahan Shield / Goujian / Dullahan Axe / Gramk's Axe / Profane Staff / Savagelands Pole / Troll Gun / Ranine Staff / Autarch's Axe / Qutrub Knife / Za'Dha Chopper / Helgoland / Ophidian Sword

Item-related

New items have been added.

System-related

New expressions have been added to the term filter.
These new expressions can be used by adding them to prohibited.txt and allowed.txt.
Read on for information on how to activate the Term Filter.

New Features
Metacharacter	Function
[]	Activates filter if any of the characters contained within are present. Japanese characters and alphanumeric characters are both available. Ex.: If your designated term is “Potion +[12]”, then the filter will activate if “Potion +1” or “Potion +2” are present in the message. Ex.: If your designated term is “[Po]”, then the filter will activate if either “P” or “o” are present in the message. Ex.: If your designated term is “Potion [D],” then the filter will activate only if “Potion D” is present in the message.
^	Activates filter if any of characters other than those contained within are present. This expression must be combined with the above [] expression. Ex.: If your designated term is “Potion +[^12]”, then the filter will not activate if the message contains “Potion +1” or “Potion +2,” but will activate for any other “Potion +x” permutation.
-	Activates filter if any characters in a given range are present. This expression must be combined with the above [] expression. Ex.: If your designated term is “Potion+ [1-3]”, then the filter will activate if the message contains “Potion +1”, “Potion +2”, or “Potion +3”.
.	Activates filter if a number of characters equal to the number of wildcard characters is present. This expression must be combined with the above [] expression. Ex.: If your designated term is “Potion [.][.]”, then the filter will activate if the message contains “Potion +1”, “Potion +2”, or “Potion +3”.

The maximum number of characters that can be used in these newly added expressions is 30.
If any of the following is true, the expression will not function and the text will be registered as-is.

The expression contains double-byte characters
There is no closing bracket
If "^"" is used anywhere other than immediately following "["
If there are no characters after an "^"
If the number of opening and closing brackets are not equal
If there are no numbers predeeding or following a "-"
If the characters surrounding a "-" are not in numerical/alphabetical order
If the brackets contain no characters inside
If the expression [.] contains characters other than a single "."

Designating multiple expressions
The above four expressions can be used with previous added expressions such as (i) and (s).
Ex.: If your designated term is “(s)Potion+[12]”, then in the filter will activate if the message contains “Potion+1”, “Potion+2”, “Potion +1”, or “Potion +2”.
Bracketed expressions can be nested.
Nesting brackets enables you to set multiple conditions.
Ex.: If your designated term is [1-3[a-c]], then the will activate if the messages contains 1, 2, or 3 followed by a, b, or c.
Consecutive bracketed expressions
If bracketed expressions following each other in sequence, they will be designated as a wildcard.
Ex.: If your designated term is [a][b][c], then “abc” will be designated as a wildcard.
Designating metacharacters
Metacharacters such as “.” And “^” can be added to the term filter as ordinary characters if they are proceeded by a backslash.
Ex.: If your designated term contains “playonline[\._com], then the filter will activate if the message contains “playonline.com” or “playonline_com”.

Metacharacter list: []; ^; -; .

Resolved Issues

ATK and DEF values are incorrect under certain conditions while under the effect of Primeval Brew.

Known Issues

There are currently no known issues.