GMS v.262 Midnight Carnival patch notes: Mu Lung and Legion Champions

GMS v.262 arrived on August 27, 2025. Legion Champion and Champion Raid: Draco Isle added a lasting reason to develop several advanced characters. Aurora and Elysium merged into Scania, while the Mu Lung Night Troupe ran through September 23 at 11:59 PM UTC. Champion Double Up continued longer, through October 21, and the returning DAVE THE DIVER activities used a much narrower reward shop than their first run.

Legion Champion: permanent ranks for a three-character team

Legion Champion required Legendary Legion Rank I, an 8,000 Legion Level, and at least one level-260 character in the world. It was unavailable in Challenger Worlds. Dame Appropriation offered the introductory [Legion] Champion's Path quest in major towns, leading to Sir Hamselot and the system unlock.

Two Champion slots opened immediately. The third required both initial Champions to reach rank A. Assigned characters needed level 260 and 4th Job, and the team could not contain duplicate jobs. Removing a Champion cost 1 billion mesos and reset that character's rank, insignia and Warm-up Match progress.

New recruits began at C. Warm-up Matches required the following Champion-mode clears; Practice Mode also counted and supplied Hamselot's Protection to reduce damage taken. After completing a match, players reported to Sir Hamselot and right-clicked the Champion in the Legion UI to rank up. Champion Insignia supplied permanent bonuses to all Champions.

Draco Isle: rotating Champions and monthly coins

Draco Isle required level 260, completion of [Legion] Champion's Path and two assigned Champions. The Legion UI's Champion Battleground option led to the Wanderer's Cabin; Sir Hamselot opened the raid. Party participation was prohibited, and speaking to him removed the character from a party automatically.

The Path to the Valley preparation room allowed five minutes before an automatic exit. Entry removed buffs except event skills and the Champion Double Up Leader buff. Only the Use inventory was accessible, and the provided 9,999 Power Elixirs were the only usable items. Speaking to Sir Hamselot began combat rather than waiting for the preparation timer to expire.

Six stages each contained ten missions. The Champion marked ON during preparation started first. Each Champion had three minutes of play time and became unavailable for that attempt after exhausting it; Tab followed by a number switched characters. The standby Champion's Bond meter recharged and, when triggered, granted Final Damage +25%.

Hazards accumulated stacks. Five stacks caused a stronger status effect, their continuous damage could not reduce HP below 1, and dying did not clear them. Refreshing Fruit on the island removed stacks. The attempt ended after clearing all stages or using all Champion time. Leaving before earning points granted nothing and reset stage progress.

Each point equaled one Champion Coin, shared by Champions in the world. Sir Hamselot paid the monthly reward; a higher repeat score paid only the improvement. Both raid progress and unspent coins reset on the first day of each month at 12:00 AM UTC.

Champion's Renown in the Beginner Skill tab opened Champion Protection. Confirming a selection immediately spent coins and activated a 30-minute buff.

Scania's merge: what combined and what needed a choice

After August 27 maintenance, Aurora and Elysium characters appeared in Scania. The merge used different rules for different forms of progress.

The World Merge Event ran August 27 after maintenance through September 23 at 11:59 PM UTC for level-101 characters in Scania, with Zero requiring Act 2. It halved Legion rank-up cost, doubled weekly Legion Coins and doubled the chance of adding a new Monster Collection entry.

Each original world had a permanent, untradable Hero of Aurora, Hero of Elysium or Hero of Scania title with Attack Power/Magic ATT +2. The August 27 correction marked title claiming unavailable pending a later announcement; the patch did not establish a revised claim day.

• Hero of Aurora
• Hero of Elysium
• Hero of Scania

The attendance mission required 1,000 monsters within 20 levels of the character, completed alone, once daily per account for up to 20 days. Every claim gave two 3x EXP Coupons lasting 30 minutes each. Days 5, 10, 15 and 20 also gave VIP Booster ×2, Spiegelmann’s Golden Strawberry Farm Entry Pass ×1 and Gaga Coin ×1. EXP coupons, boosters and passes were world-tradable with seven-day durations; Gaga Coins were permanent and untradable. Buying from other worlds no longer incurred the extra Cross World Auction House service fee.

Mu Lung Night Troupe: rank gates and festival upgrades

Mu Lung Garden opened August 27 after maintenance through September 23 at 11:59 PM UTC. Level-101 characters, with Zero also having completed Act 2, started through [Night Troupe] Paper Stars Festival and Spiegelmann's [Night Troupe] Let the Mu Lung Festival Commence quest. The August 27 correction excluded Challenger Worlds.

Hunting produced Troupe Points, with 100 points converting to one Troupe Coin. The daily cap was 300 coins per character. Festival Designer rank used cumulative coin acquisition, while actual coins were spent on decorations. Rewards needed claiming before the festival ended.

The four main decoration lines cost 700, 800, 900 and 1,000 coins at their successive Junior, Senior, Veteran and Master levels. Effects described as additions accumulated.

Individual 800-coin decorations unlocked by rank: Junior offered double Pollo/Fritto and Inferno Wolf EXP; Senior doubled Elite Boss chest rewards and Monster Park EXP, including Monster Park Extreme; Veteran increased Elite Monster appearances by one, Normal Enemy Damage by 30% and Buff Duration by 15%; Master added Boss Damage +30%, guaranteed one additional My Home Coin and unlocked extra boss Sol Erda Energy from September 18.

The Master boss-energy decoration had a 15,100 total limit. These were additional energy amounts per eligible clear:

The three reset tickets were world-tradable, lasted seven days and had to be claimed by September 23 at 11:59 PM UTC. They reset an eligible boss's weekly clear once per week. Eligible encounters were Chaos Zakum, Hard Magnus, Hard Hilla, Chaos Papulatus, Chaos Pierre, Chaos Von Bon, Chaos Crimson Queen, Chaos Vellum, Chaos Pink Bean; Easy/Normal Cygnus; Normal/Hard Lotus and Damien; Normal/Chaos Guardian Angel Slime; Easy Lucid, Normal Lucid, Hard Lucid, Easy Will, Normal Will and Hard Will; Normal/Chaos Gloom; Normal/Hard Verus Hilla, Darknell and Chosen Seren; Kalos the Guardian (Easy), Kalos the Guardian (Normal) and Kalos the Guardian (Chaos); Kaling (Easy), Kaling (Normal) and Kaling (Hard); Normal Princess No and Akechi Mitsuhide. The list did not include Limbo or Extreme encounters. Using a reset ticket erased unclaimed extra Sol Erda Energy for that clear, so the energy needed claiming first.

Sage Tickets, lanterns and the Mysterious Decoction

Night Troupe Sage Tickets locked the world's choice for a week, resetting Wednesday at 12:00 AM UTC. Monsters within 20 levels gave 30 points each toward the selected attraction.

Path to Sagehood filled a bottle that triggered a 60-second EXP benefit up to 20 times daily per world. Its EXP increases were +350%, +400%, +450% and +550% at Junior, Senior, Veteran and Master.

So Gong's Martial Spirit instead filled a gauge for five daily summons per world. Each two-minute statue (Wukong, Sondal, Gold Dragon or Red Tiger) supplied its rank's material rewards. An activation was still consumed if time ran out, the character changed maps or disconnected.

The August 26 correction made the material table a total for all five activations, rather than a reward to multiply by five:

Lilishu offered Peach and Bear Lanterns once each daily per world. Their untradable Use items lasted one day and needed consuming.

Peach Lantern gave EXP +15% and Normal Enemy Damage +15% for one hour.

Bear Lantern gave Attack Power/Magic ATT +15, Boss Damage +15% and Ignore Defense +15% for one hour. Golden Lanterns cost 3,000 Maple Points and gave 300 Troupe Coins, up to three purchases daily. Mr. Ku's 10-million-meso lanterns were a separate activity with no stat buff.

After accepting [Night Troupe] Mysterious Decoction, monsters within 20 levels could drop Common Medicine Bundles and Quality Medicine Bundles for ingredients. Mysterious Decoction used five ingredient slots and optionally one Magical Medicine Ingredient costing 300 million mesos. Common ingredients could occupy a slot in quantities of five, with the same ingredient allowed in at most two slots. Quality ingredients used one per slot, with at most two quality ingredients total.

• Jujube Fruit
• Eastern Licorice
• Fine Maple Leaf Powder
• Ginger
• Taiga Root

Crafting could produce at most two full-strength buffs and one half-strength buff at an unspecified chance determined by the combination. A player could accept the result or craft again using more ingredients; retries had no stated count limit. Effects lasted seven days or until the festival ended, whichever came first. Donating five ingredients offered a chance at common or quality ingredients. The patch provided no recipe probability table, so the optional meso expense did not establish a guaranteed desired result.

Mystic Bond and the later Mu Lung attractions

Do Gong's Mystic Bond paired a trainer with a lower-level inheritor at level 200–259. The inheritor could not be a burning character and could not become burning after assignment. Once the trainer and inheritor were assigned, the bond could not be changed. The bond stopped at level 260. Both participants were barred from World Leap and name changes while assigned.

Trainer kills within 20 levels generated inheritor EXP from base monster EXP, without the trainer's EXP bonuses. The inheritor collected it on login and needed to do so before the event ended. Cross-world travel, changing maps, starting quests and using the Dimensional Mirror interrupted accumulation.

Moonlit Mu Lung Dojo opened September 3 for level-200 Senior Designers. A two-minute preparation period cleared buffs; the battle allowed two minutes 20 seconds through ten boss rounds. More clears awarded more EXP. The final boss also gave a permanent world-tradable Moonlit Mu Lung Dojo Vanquisher reward with 100,000 Honor EXP. Weekly coins used the best score, paid only improvement on retries, capped at 1,000 per world and reset Wednesday at 12:00 AM UTC.

Herb Town Boat Bash also began September 3 at Senior. Captain Hwang took participants to Wild Herb Town Boat Party. Dancing Bellflower transformed the character and gave EXP every five seconds; staying also gave 15 Troupe Points every ten seconds, capped at 300 points. Three permanent world-tradable chairs (Boogie Bellflower King, Dance Hall Bellflower and Disco Bellflower King) cost 3 billion mesos each and changed the background music.

No Gong's Acuity Training opened September 10 for Veterans who had collected the day's 300 Troupe Coins. Once per character daily, ten stages gave five seconds and five bullets each to hit Peach Monkeys. The base reward was an Arcane/Sacred Symbol Selector Coupon with 20/4 symbols, world-tradable for seven days. Extra coupons depended on hits: 1–15 gave one, 16–29 two, 30–35 three, 36–39 four and 40+ five.

Mysterious Fortune Sticks opened September 17 for Masters after collecting 300 daily coins, once daily per character. Choosing among five sticks yielded a seven-day world-tradable reward from the resulting fortune tier; no outcome probabilities were given.

Champion Double Up: weekly progress and a personal coin shop

Champion Double Up ran August 27 after maintenance through October 21 at 11:59 PM UTC for level-101 characters, with Zero after Act 2. An account selected a main world and could participate concurrently in its corresponding Challenger World. The main-world choice was fixed. The team contained a Leader and two Followers; designations were fixed unless a character was deleted, while the Leader role could move among designated characters once weekly.

The Champion Double Up following-Champions visual activated on login or map change and could be toggled through Beginner skills. The Leader received EXP +15% and Normal Enemy Damage +15% until completing 100,000 weekly kills within 20 levels. Kills earned one EXP point each, evenly divided between Followers, up to 100,000 weekly. Hunting alone was required, and VIP Booster monsters counted. Followers, including burning characters, claimed their allocated EXP themselves. Unclaimed EXP carried across Wednesday's 12:00 AM UTC reset.

Leaping to a destination other than the chosen main world removed participation. If the Challenger Leader leaped, another Leader could be assigned there. The Leader alone claimed a separate 2,000-kill check-in, three times weekly and up to 21 times total. Each check-in gave every designated Champion 2,500 personal Double Up Coins. A Double Up Pass cost 3,000 Maple Points to make up a missed check-in, likewise giving every Champion 2,500 coins. Unspent coins also survived the weekly reset.

All shop purchases were untradable. Items other than permanent Sol Erda Fragments expired October 22 at 2:00 AM UTC.

DAVE THE DIVER's second half: unlimited sessions, one shop reward

Save the Diver returned August 27 after maintenance through September 23 at 11:59 PM UTC for level-101 characters, with Zero after Act 2. The August 27 correction excluded Challenger Worlds. [Save the Diver] Rescue Request led to Dave's boat through a major-town entrance; Cobra returned the character to Maple World.

This run removed entry limits, hunting requirements and Maple Point entry costs from Blue Hole and Bancho Sushi. Chapter reward claims were removed, currencies capped at 9,999,999, and the Codex was removed. The previous shop inventory was replaced by one purchase: Blue Hole Dive Effect Coupon, costing 150,000 Diver Tokens with unlimited purchases. The coupon was world-tradable and usable only until September 23 at 11:59 PM UTC, when the shop closed.

The phone opened with Escape on the event map. Its iDiver, Weapon Shop and Token Shop apps handled equipment growth, weapons and the reward shop. Gold from diving and restaurant work funded upgrades. After Story Chapter 10, restaurant payouts additionally granted Diver Tokens equal to Gold earned.

The story still supplied progression objectives and unlocks:

Blue Hole equipment and escape rules

Holding Space at the boat ladder began a dive and removed ordinary buffs. Each exploration lasted at most 60 minutes. Successfully surfacing, taking an Escape Pod or using an Emergency Pager preserved Gold and fillets. Running out of oxygen, timing out or giving up forfeited the haul. Fillet stacks capped at 999.

WASD moved Dave; Shift swam faster while consuming extra oxygen. Left-click used melee. Right-click aimed and left-click fired; holding aim slowed both game time and swimming. Tab changed the primary weapon, C used the equipped consumable and R switched equipment. Space interacted with carcasses and exits. The Fish PDA tracked acquired fish and paused exploration while open; time spent in the inventory menu still counted toward the hour.

Small defeated fish dropped fillets. Large fish required holding Space at the carcass. When a small fish had HP between one and two harpoon hits, a pull prompt began a Spacebar gauge challenge; success collected it, while failure dealt one damage and let it escape. Time paused during the pulling minigame. Another fish's hit before the minigame canceled the pull. Jellyfish and most sharks could not be pierced this way, with Cookiecutter Shark an exception.

Oxygen drained continuously and faster during fast swimming or damage. Air Tank upgrades extended endurance, Diving Suit upgrades increased depth access, and fins improved movement. Reaching weight capacity slowed Dave; discarding items or upgrading the storage box addressed it.

Bancho Sushi: preparation, service and payout

Restaurant access followed a completed dive or the boat's left-side Sushi entrance. Preparation could be revisited before opening, but once business began it had to finish before diving again.

The Menu UI opened with 1. Five menu slots expanded to seven through the story; Norimaki and Green Tea were separate basic items and did not use those slots. Dishes used collected fillets, and removing a menu entry did not spend ingredients. Control enhanced selected dishes to level 5 with increasing fillet requirements. Norimaki and Green Tea stayed level 1; Pianus Carpaccio and Steamed Pianus Head were already level 5.

The employee list opened with 2. Gold hired staff into the waiting room, and Space assigned them to Hall or Kitchen. Each location eventually held two staff as chapter unlocks became available.

Party days repeated on the restaurant's in-story calendar, not real-world UTC dates. Advance notices appeared three days ahead.

Holding E opened business, with a warning for an incomplete menu and a tutorial on the first run. A/D moved, Shift accelerated, Space interacted or served, C canceled and Q discarded food. Green Tea orders used Space near the guest followed by holding S; filling near the green zone improved the tip, while a full Complaint Gauge failed the pour.

Bancho and Kitchen staff cooked automatically. Dave collected ready dishes with Space at the kitchen and served the matching guest with Space. Waiting filled the Complaint Gauge; a full gauge made the guest leave without a tip. Dirty tables blocked new seating until Space and repeated A+D cleaned them, awarding Gold. Every dish consumed wasabi; an empty gauge stopped cooking until Space at the station and repeated W refilled it.

A session ended when all guests left or the two-minute timer expired. The results showed performance, revenue and Gold; after Chapter 10, that Gold also became Diver Tokens.

Item Burning and Challenger World's final growth period

Item Burning continued June 11–November 11 at 11:59 PM UTC. Level-200 characters who completed A Greater Power could claim an Item Burning Box from the Event List. Zero also needed to have completed Act 2. The box was world-tradable; its eight job-appropriate Challenger pieces (weapon, hat, top, bottom, gloves, shoes, cape and shoulder) were untradable. Their Bonus Stats were predetermined. Dropping, selling, extracting, scrolling, Star Force, Transfer Hammer, transmission and resetting Bonus Stats or Potential were restricted.

Zero could apply the Lapis/Lazuli Challenger set effect through the Item Burning UI when a different equipment set effect was present. The button was disabled when the Challenger effect was already applied.

Challenger World itself ran June 11–September 24 at 2:00 PM UTC, while mission claims ended September 23 at 11:59 PM UTC. Accounts chose either Challenger-Heroic or Challenger-Interactive permanently for the season; deleting every character did not allow switching. Five characters were permitted, and Character Slot Expansion Coupons could not be used. New Challenger-Heroic accounts did not receive the Heroic Gift Box reserved for Kronos and Hyperion.

Challenger Skill granted 1.5x EXP, Attack Power/Magic ATT +50, Normal Enemy Damage/Boss Damage/Ignore Defense/Critical Rate/Critical Damage/Buff Duration +30% each, Knockback Resistance +100%, All Stats +50 and HP/MP +2,500. It disappeared on World Leap. Maple Guide training maps through level 259 were individually instanced for up to ten players; Grandis maps supported eight.

Each of the five characters could claim a seven-day Pearl Maple Armor Set Box once, with permanent untradable Pearl Maple Hat, Pearl Maple Suit, Pearl Maple Cape, Pearl Maple Gum, Pearl Maple Pendant and Pearl Maple Buckle, plus permanent Power Elixir ×1,000 and tradable Spell Trace ×1,000. Deletion did not refresh that claim limit.

• Pearl Maple Armor Set Box

Up to three characters could receive Tera Burning's extra two levels per level-up from 10–200. Its Mysterious Cryptic Chest lasted seven days and contained a 30-day Snail pet. The level-30 box, Legendary Cryptic Chest, Root Abyss Set Box (Time-Restricted) and Eternal Flame Title Coupon expired September 24 at 2:00 PM UTC. Contents included permanent level-30 equipment; permanent Frozen Hat, Frozen Cape and Frozen Suit and seven-day Frozen Weapon/Secondary boxes; 90-day Root Abyss Hat/Top/Bottom with a seven-day Fafnir Weapon Box (Time-Restricted); and a permanent Eternal Flame title. Rewards were untradable.

• Mysterious Cryptic Chest
• Frozen Hat

Challenger points, tiers and shop

Opening the Challenger UI credited level and boss missions with Challenger Points and Challenger Coins. Level 260 gave 1,000 points/coins, 265 gave 2,000/2,000, 270 gave 3,000/3,000, 275 gave 5,000/4,000 and 280 gave 7,000/5,000.

The daily hunting mission required 1,000 monsters within 20 levels and a Mission Complete claim. It was limited to once daily and five times weekly per account. The July 16–September 23 bonus gave 200 points instead of 100; a missed daily mission could be completed for 3,000 Maple Points.

Every tier included its Season 1 medal coupon, world-tradable until September 24 at 2:00 PM UTC, giving a permanent untradable medal. Other tier rewards were:

• Ultimate Legion Growth Potion
• Bold Butterfly Set Coupon

• CW Season 1 - Bronze
• CW Season 1 - Silver
• CW Season 1 - Gold
• CW Season 1 - Emerald
• CW Season 1 - Diamond
• CW Season 1 - Challenger

Emerald and higher rewards could also be claimed in eligible non-Challenger worlds. Each listed Ultimate Legion Growth Potion grant was ten in Challenger Worlds, Interactive Worlds, Luna and Kronos, or 15 when claimed in Hyperion. The Hyperion acceptance agreement prevented the same grant being claimed in Challenger-Heroic or Kronos. Nonpermanent tier coupons, Sol Erda and growth potions expired September 24 at 2:00 PM UTC; selected Challenger skill rings shared that expiry.

• Pet Equipment Scroll Selector Coupon
• Karma Star Force 17-Star Enhancement (Lv. 160)

Except the untradable Mystical Cube and Spell Trace, shop items were world-tradable. Items without a separately stated duration expired September 24 at 2:00 PM UTC.

Challenger World Leap deadlines and blocked items

The first leap window ran August 27 after maintenance–September 23 at 11:59 PM UTC. The second ran September 24 after maintenance–October 16 at 11:59 PM UTC. Up to five level-130 characters could leave. Characters remaining after the event entered the leap zone, where growth items, Cash Inventory, Auction House and Delivery Package Storage were unavailable. Characters not moved by the final deadline were deleted.

A needed character slot could be added automatically, but a destination already at its maximum slots could not receive a leap. Guild membership, a pending guild request or guild leadership blocked transfer. Cash Inventory, Auction House and Delivery Package items/mesos did not move; backgrounds needed extraction through the Mover NPC. Event coins and shared skills did carry over.

The following inventory items blocked departure: Mystical Cube, Karma Solid Cube, Karma Bonus Mystical Cube, Karma Star Force 17-Star Enhancement (Lv. 160), Challenger Lv. 4 Special Skill Ring Selector Coupon, Challenger Ring of Restraint, Challenger Continuous Ring and Challenger Weapon Jump S Ring, Challenger Weapon Jump D Ring, Challenger Weapon Jump I Ring, Challenger Weapon Jump L Ring. This made spending or removing restricted rewards part of preparing to leap, rather than merely choosing a destination.

• Karma Star Force 17-Star Enhancement (Lv. 160)
• Challenger Lv. 4 Special Skill Ring Selector Coupon
• Challenger Ring of Restraint
• Challenger Continuous Ring

Tinkerer's Chest, Hyperion and Sunny Sunday

Tinkerer's Chest ran August 15 at 6:00 PM UTC–September 11 at 11:59 PM UTC in Interactive and Challenger-Interactive Worlds. Level-33 characters with a Marvel Machine chest could take Tinker Til You Drop from Yulia in a major town, defeat 200 monsters within 20 levels and spend one chest for a random belt or shoulder. The repeatable equipment was level 100, had one unhammered upgrade slot and became untradable when equipped.

Color order was Yellow, Green, Blue, Red, Black. An upgrade attempt used the current piece and another chest; it could fail or downgrade the item. Matching belt and shoulder colors activated the set bonus.

• Tinkerer's Yellow Belt
• Tinkerer's Green Belt
• Tinkerer's Blue Belt
• Tinkerer's Red Belt
• Tinkerer's Black Belt
• Tinkerer's Yellow Shoulder Accessory
• Tinkerer's Green Shoulder Accessory
• Tinkerer's Blue Shoulder Accessory
• Tinkerer's Red Shoulder Accessory
• Tinkerer's Black Shoulder Accessory

Hyperion World Leap windows were August 27 after maintenance–August 30 at 11:59 PM UTC and September 1–6 at 11:59 PM UTC. Eligible Kronos characters were level 101+, created before June 11 at 12:00 AM UTC, with Zero after Act 2. Hyperion perks included Rune EXP buff effect +100% (3x normal EXP), Combo Kill EXP +300%, double Pollo/Fritto/Especia EXP, double Inferno Wolf exit EXP and double new Monster Collection capture chance.

Sunny Sunday required level 101; Zero also needed Act 2:

Job, interface, item and encounter fixes

Hoyoung's level-30 Pocket slot and Iron Fan Gale's forward leap were repaired. Mo Xuan, Lynn, Hayato and Kanna's third/fourth HEXA Mastery Nodes gained their missing sound effects. Lynn's Beak Strike no longer traveled too far and slowed its attack rate; the unwanted attack-interval text was removed. Mo Xuan could access The Birth of an Alliance, Mercedes's Elemental Knight displayed its Ice Spirit buff icon, Sia Astelle could complete affected achievements, Kanna's passive Hyper Skills were reordered, and Adele's Hunting Decree no longer incorrectly displayed the HEXA buff in Ursus.

Lynn and Mo Xuan retained minimap positions. Set-Up items could again be discarded. Equipping a title or medal with Title Skin open targeted the Equip slot rather than Appearance. Chat-linked items and achievements became visible to others in text channels, Chat Box Settings could be edited, the missing UI Reset button returned, Meso Market Trade/Buyout Cost tooltips aligned properly, and Character Switch displayed Illusion Ring appearances correctly.

Shackles of Resentment Cube could reset a Legendary-rank Shackles of Resentment; existing cubes were extended until September 3 at 11:59 PM UTC. Daily Gift's incorrect day-one Hyper Teleport Rock (3-Day) Coupon distribution was corrected, missing Morass Quick Path compensation was addressed, and Ride or Die Damage Skin's description gained its missing Unit designation.

The Pantheon portal to Ardentmill worked again. Mitra's Authority in Seren phase two no longer sometimes hit parties inside the safe zone. Delayed Elite Boss/mob EXP Orbs, missing or duplicate town NPCs and the wrong navigation portal for [Azwan] No Better Than Buzzards in Azwan were also fixed.