Dofus Online Client Changelog

What's new in Dofus Online Client 2.48

Oct 22, 2018

In version 2.48, we're introducing a new system at the Kolossium: Leagues.
This system supplements the Kolossium ratings, and has several goals:
provide an accurate representation of character rankings;
offer easily attainable progress objectives;
and offer an intuitive, ongoing advancement system.

New in Dofus Online Client 2.40 (Feb 13, 2017)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.39 (Dec 5, 2016)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.37 (Oct 31, 2016)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.36 (Sep 19, 2016)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.35 (Jun 20, 2016)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.34 (Apr 19, 2016)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.33.4 (Feb 25, 2016)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.33 (Feb 3, 2016)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.32.6 (Jan 19, 2016)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.32 (Dec 4, 2015)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.31 (Nov 6, 2015)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.30.5 (Sep 29, 2015)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.30.4 (Sep 22, 2015)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.30.3 (Sep 16, 2015)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.30.2 (Sep 10, 2015)

Professions:
In some cases, the degression applied to the experience gains (when the profession level is over the item level) wasn't correctly applied when serial-crafting items; this issue is fixed.
Items:
The Chance bonus given by the Tam Voodoo Mask is now a Power bonus.
Bigoks Set: a 5 Neutral damage bonus is added to the set bonuses.
The Exotic Shield is permanently linked to the account. It no longer has any characteristics.
Rando Geta: the description is fixed. The Water Damage bonus is replaced with a Fire Damage bonus.
Kongoku Cloak: the Wisdom bonus is now 31-40 instead of 21-30.
Voldelor Belt: added a 1 Range bonus.
KOs’ Amulet: the maximum Intelligence value is now 60 instead of 50, and the maximum Strength value is now 50 instead of 60. The Wisdom value is now 31-40 instead of 26-35, and the AP Loss Resistance is now 4-5 instead of 3-4.
KOs’ Belt: the Dodge bonus is replaced with a 1 Range bonus. The item's level is now 183 instead of 184.
Zatoishwan's Belt: a 201-300 Initiative bonus is added. The Critical Hit Damage bonus is replaced with a Critical Hit bonus (3-4).
Zatoishwan's Beard: the Critical Hits Damage bonus is replaced with a Critical Hit bonus (3-4). The item's level is now 154 instead of 152.
Charlie's Agents Shovel: the minimum Intelligence and Chance bonuses are now 16 instead of 11.
Spells:
The Area of Effect for the Life Transfer spell is increased from 3 to 4 at spell level 6.
Monsters:
Darkli Moon: the monster now has 3 MPs (it used to have 5).
Moon: the monster's resistances are increased (100% in all elements), and its invulnerable state is removed. When a totem is placed inside Moon's glyph, Moon loses 100% resistance in the corresponding element.
The summons used during the fight against Furye no longer disconnect the DOFUS client.
Furye's summoning spell now works correctly; some of the monsters weren't summoned and made the difficulty of the fight abnormally low.
Quests:
Quest objectives matching the "Defeat a monster within a dungeon" template can no longer be validated outside dungeons.
A Wrathful Soul quest: it's possible to start the quest even if the talk with the Meriana NPC is interrupted.
Once Upon a Time in the West quest: the Disciple of Foluk correctly gives the Goblin Impaler to the player character, as indicated in the talks.
In the At Danathor's Service quest, the Crackler Pudding requested by the Kooc Fehc NPC is replaced with Rancid Meat.
Pets:
The level of the Groogler pet is now 60 instead of 1. Its preferred area bonus is now 40% instead of 100%.
Idols:
The effects of the Rocha idol trigger at the start of the turns of monsters and no longer at the end.
Miscellaneous:
The save point of a characters who has never visited Incarnam since the Achievements appeared is no longer crushed upon entering the area.
The resources' level in the Fish category matches the required level to fish them.

New in Dofus Online Client 2.30.1 (Sep 10, 2015)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.30 (Sep 1, 2015)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.29.1 (Jul 10, 2015)

Idols:
The experience gains from some monsters were abnormally high when idols were used, this issue is fixed. Here is a list of the monsters in question: Peki Peki, Puppet Master, Krtek, and Jorbak.
The experience gain preview on a group of monsters after logging off and back on after one or several idols selected is fixed.
The experience and loot bonuses given by the idols are correctly impacted on by the level difference between the highest character level in the group and the average level of the monsters fought. The bonuses are higher if the group of monsters has an average level higher than that of the highest level character in the fight. The bonuses are lower if the group of monsters has an average level lower than that of the highest level character in the fight. This mechanic is necessary in order to give value to risk-taking and difficulty by taking on high-level monsters and reduce the bonuses given by the idols in fights where monsters are much too weak for the effects of the idols to be really suffered by the characters.
The Ultram Idol works correctly: it used to give 1 MP to any character who would start their turn on the glyph instead of giving the invulnerable state to the enemies.
The experience gain preview on some monsters is fixed when idols are used (for instance, the preview wasn't computed correctly for the Tynrils monsters).
The loot probabilities in the Bestiary take correctly into account the increase or decrease due to the idols bonus when the monster's level is different from the character's. The probabilities calculation takes into account the presence of the character in a group (as the bonuses given by the idols are dependent upon the highest character level in the group).
A line break is added between the experience bonuses and the loot bonuses in the in-fight idols information bubble.
Professions:
The validation of quest objectives and Achievements that implies the crafting of items works correctly after logging back in.
The Waffle item gives back health points.
Artificial Intelligence:
The way effects that trigger damages on other targets and the dealt damage multipliers are handled is improved. This modification should limit the situations in which some monsters would attack their allies to give them bonuses that do not compensate the HP loss enough.
Items:
The equipping restriction for the Bearman's Staff is removed.
The bonuses for the Green Piwi Amulet are corrected (it used to give an Earth damage bonus instead of an Air damage bonus).
Quests:
Characters that had started the "The Death of Rimaraf" quest before the 2.29 update and that were stuck during the talk with the Danathor NPC can now continue the quest by talking to him again.
The Mak Gahan NPC no longer blocks the progression of the "Crazy Clink" quest.
Characters that are stuck in the "Use of Strength or Wit?" quest can go back to talk with the Azra Lazarus NPC to continue the quest.
In some cases, after changing alignments, characters could be stuck in the "The Challenge of the Warrior Master" quest. They can now continue this quest by talking to Oto Mustam.
Treasure Hunt:
The markers for a treasure hunt are correctly removed from the Map when the hunt is over.
Miscellaneous:
Interacting with one's class statue in Astrub correctly displays a contextual menu allowing one to choose between a teleportation to the class temple or a teleportation to Incarnam.
In Incarnam, it no longer necessary to exit the current map and then come back to it to see resources reappear.
The icons for the damage gain effects displayed on the Synchro match the spells that have activated said effect.
In the markets, if the interface is opened in buying mode before switching to selling mode and switching back to buying mode, the list of items on sale is correctly displayed.
The Ectobomb monster no longer deals damage to his allies. We have changed the way this monster works because it could much too easily be abused to defeat the other monsters.

New in Dofus Online Client 2.29 (Jul 10, 2015)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.28 (Apr 21, 2015)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.27 (Feb 17, 2015)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.26 (Dec 9, 2014)

New class: Eliotropes:
The Eliotrope class is added to the game.
This class uses portals to move around (or move other targets around) and to cast long-distance spells using a portal network.
Its presentation page is available right here.
Dimensional Voyagers quest:
Adventurers who have found the missing person in Sufokia will be discreetly approached by a messenger hidden near the Voyagers tower. At the end a final series of quests, they will learn the truth about the Explorancient... and receive rewards worthy of their efforts!
Characteristics system:
The way natural characteristics points (obtained through leveling up) and bonus characteristics points (obtained via scrolls or other consumables) are handled is improved. A Devblog article on the matter is available here.
The natural and bonus points are now separated, and natural points can be reset (via the use of a Magical Orb) without any impact on bonus points.
Bonus points are no longer subject to the natural points soft caps.
Bonus points are limited to 100 per characteristics (it was 101 before).
During the transition to this new system, the natural and bonus points of all characters will be reset and the players will be once again able to assign them. Characters will receive temporary bonus points (which will be subject to characteristics softcaps) and will be able to spend them. The temporary bonus points restitution for each character is computed so that no character may lose points or be penalized in any way.
The NPCs who used to allow characters to reset their characteristics are adapted to this new system, and now only offer a single method to reset characteristics points.
Equipment requirements used on items requiring one or several characteristics to be over 100 or 150 are modified. The over 100 requirements are replaced with over 90 requirements, and over 150 requirements are replaced with over 140 requirements.
Fights:
A new fight option deactivates the display of mounts and petsmounts (default hot key: "Alt + m").
The expected results of teleportation spells can now be previewed: characters who are going to be moved are displayed on their destination cell.
The fight options are rearranged in order to improve their visibility: options are rearranged depending on their theme and their organization is identical in the fight-accessible contextual menu and in the options general interface.
In the end-fight interface, the class and sex of the fighters are added (symbolized by a head).
In spectator mode or when relogging in during a fight, glyph icons and visible traps are correctly displayed.
Activating creature mode during a target's movement works correctly (the target's position was not updated correctly in 2.25).
The diagonal pushback damage preview works correctly.
The diagonal pushback damage applied to several targets are correctly displayed in the fight log.
The random health points gain preview on a target when said target is dealt damages works correctly (Ougaa's Hallucination spell for instance).
The pushback damage bonuses brought in by equipments are correctly taken into account in the damage preview in the case of a critical hit.
The information bubble displayed when mousing over a Sidekick during a fight's preparation phase correctly disappears when the Sidekick is removed by its owner.
The information bubble displayed when mousing over an active effect on a target correctly disappears when this effect disappears.
The information bubble displayed when mousing over a target in the Timeline is now displayed in the correct spot if the target is moved (pushed or pulled for instance) while the information bubble is being displayed.
The damage preview is correctly displayed when the target's pushback damage resistance cancels out the pushback damages it's about to receive.
The damage preview works correctly for Sidekicks who suffer a characteristics debuff.
The damage preview works correctly for spells when its effects are modified by equipped items.
Line-type areas of effect ("Cut" spell, for instance) are correctly displayed in red when obstacles who do not block lines of sight interrupt the spell's area of effect.
The symbol displayed on top of a monsters group containing an Archmonster is correctly displayed when the group also contains a bounty monster.
When mousing over a target, in said target's characteristics sheet, the icons for the AP and MP dodges are the same as they are in the character's detailed characteristics sheet.
When a target receives several identical bonuses, the value indicated in the fight log is now correct.
Ecaflip:
Summoning Claw:
The Kitten's characteristics and the damages from its "Catatack" spell are modified so that the temporary bonuses applied on the summon have less of an impact.
The Kitten's "Cataplasm" spell now heals 7% of the target's maximum Vitality.
Invested spell points are given back.
Feca:
If there are several Fecas in the same team, it is now possible to place several elementary glyphs in the same turn. The cooldown times of each glyphs are still shared.
Xelor:
Modifications are being done on the majority of Xelor spells, the changes are explained in greater detail in the following Devblog article.
The characteristics softcaps are changed:
Vitality: 1 for 1 (unchanged)
Wisdom: 3 for 1 (unchanged)
Intelligence, Chance, Agility and Strength: 1 for 1 until 100, 2 for 1 until 200, 3 for 1 until 300.
Invested characteristics points will be automatically given back upon logging in (see the new characteristics points handling system).
General modifications:
The AP bonus randomly given when a Xelor spell is cast is removed.
From now on, when a Telefrag is generated, the Xelor immediately gains 2 APs and can cast his "Teleportation" spell again without delay.
When a Telefrag is generated, affected targets enter the "Telefrag" state that adds effects to the Xelor's elemental spells.
The "Telefrag" state can also be removed by some of the Xelor's elemental spells, in which case the "Teleportation" spell's cooldown time is reset as well.
The level at which spells are obtained is globally modified.
Spell points invested in all spells are given back.
Rhol Bak (special spell):
The spell now teleports everyone to their previous location.
The AP cost is now 2 at all spell levels.
The cooldown time is now 7, 6, 5, 4, 3 and 2 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Teleportation:
Obtained at level 1.
The spell now teleports the caster symmetrically to a target. So it must be cast on an occupied cell.
The AP cost is now 2 at all spell levels.
The range is now 2, 3, 3, 4, 4 and 5 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
The cooldown time is now 6, 6, 5, 5, 4, 3 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
The number of times the spell can be cast each turn is now 1 at all spell levels.
When a target suffers a Telefrag or when a Telefrag state is removed, the Teleportation spell's cooldown time is immediately reset.
Slow Down:
Obtained at level 1.
The spell now deals Water damage and removes 1 AP from the target. If the target is in the "Telefrag" state, the spell removes 2 APs (cumulative twice).
The AP cost is now 2 at all spell levels.
The maximal range is now 4, 4, 4, 5, 5 and 6 and can be modified at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
The minimal range is now 1 at all spell levels.
The number of times the spell can be cast each turn is now 4 at all spell levels.
The number of times the spell can be cast for each target is now 2 at all spell levels.
The critical hits rate is now 1/50.
Hand:
Obtained at level 1.
Damage is changed following the characteristics softcaps modification.
The spell now removes 1 AP from the target. If the target is in the "Telefrag" state, the spell removes 2 APs (cumulative twice).
The critical hits rate is now 1/40 at all spell levels.
Shriveling:
Obtained at level 3.
Damage is changed following the characteristics softcaps modification.
Damage is increased against targets who are in the "Telefrag" state.
The range is now 4, 4, 4, 4, 5 and 6 and can be modified at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
The critical hits rate is now 1/40 at all spell levels.
Rewind:
Obtained at level 6.
No modifications.
Dark Ray:
Obtained at level 9.
Damage is changed due to the characteristics softcaps modification.
The spell now deals Earth damages instead of Fire damages.
Damage is increased against targets who are in the "Telefrag" state.
The range is now 3, 3, 4, 4, 5 and 6 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, it cannot be modified anymore.
The number of times the spell can be cast each turn is now 3 at all spell levels.
The number of times the spell can be cast for each target is now 2 at all spell levels.
The critical hits rate is now 1/50 at all spell levels.
Xelor's Dial:
Obtained at level 13.
The way the summon works is changed. It now deals Fire damages and removes APs from opponents who are in the Telefrag state and who are located 4 cells or less away from it.
The damages dealt are partially dependent on the summoner's intelligence.
It gives 2 APs during 2 turns to allies who are located 4 cells or less away from it.
There can only be one Xelor's Dial per side, the last one to be summoned replaces the previous one.
The summon no longer counts towards the maximum number of creatures one can summon with summon bonuses.
The summon's resistances are now set to 20% in all elements and at all spell levels.
Frostbite:
Obtained at level 17.
Damage is changed following the characteristics softcaps modification.
The spell no longer removes APs.
The spell's targets are teleported to their previous location
The minimal range is now 2 at all spell levels.
The maximal range is now 4, 4, 4, 4, 4 and 5 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
The number of times the spell can be cast each turn is now 3 at all spell levels.
The number of times the spell can be cast for each target is now 2 at all spell levels.
The critical hits rate is now 1/50 at all spell levels.
Xelor's Sandglass:
Obtained at level 21.
Damage is changed following the characteristics softcaps modification.
The spell removes 1 AP at all spell levels. If the target is in the "Telefrag" state, the spell removes 2 APs.
The critical hits rate is now 1/50 at all spell levels.
Time Theft:
Obtained at level 26.
The way the spell works is changed.
The spell now deals Water damage, the Xelor gets 1 AP back on the turn following the one during which the spell is cast.
The spell removes 1 AP from targets who are in the "Telefrag" state.
The spell only works on occupied cells.
The range is now 3, 3, 3, 3, 3 and 4 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
The number of times the spell can be cast each turn is now 3 at all spell levels.
The number of times the spell can be cast for each target is now 2 at all spell levels.
The critical hits rate is now 1/40 at all spell levels.
Haziness:
Obtained at level 31.
The way the spell works is changed.
The spell removes 2 APs that cannot be dodged during 1 turn to targets within a size 3 circle. The caster is not affected.
The spell gives 2 APs on the next turn to the same targets. The caster is affected.
The spell's AP cost is now 2 at all spell levels.
The range is now 1, 1, 2, 2, 2 and 3 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
The cooldown time is now 6, 5, 5, 4, 4 and 3 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Temporal Dust:
Obtained at level 36.
Damage is changed due to the characteristics softcaps modification.
The spell no longer removes APs.
The targets who are in the "Telefrag" state are teleported symmetrically to the center of the area of effect.
The spells removes the "Telefrag" state.
The range is now 4, 4, 4, 5, 5 and 6 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. It can no longer be modified.
The number of times the spell can be cast each turn is now 2 at all spell levels.
The critical hits rate is now 1/30 at all spell levels.
Flight:
Obtained at level 42.
Teleports the target to its previous location, at the start of the caster's next turn.
The maximal range is now 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
The number of times the spell can be cast each turn is now 1, 2, 2, 2, 3 and 4 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
The number of times the spell can be cast for each target is now 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 and 2 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Loss of Motivation:
Obtained at level 48.
The spell now deals Earth damages and removes a bewitching turn from the targets who are in the "Telefrag" state.
The spells removes the "Telefrag" state.
The AP cost is now 3 at all spell levels.
The maximal range is now 3, 3, 3, 4, 4 and 5 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, only diagonally. It cannot be modified.
The number of times the spell can be cast each turn is now 3 at all spell levels.
The number of times the spell can be cast for each target is now 2 at all spell levels.
The critical hits rate is now 1/30 at all spell levels.
"Devotion" is now "Temporal Paradox":
Obtained at level 54.
Does not have any effect if Xelor's Dial is not present in the game.
Teleports targets who are located 4 cells or less away from Xelor's Dial symmetrically to it.
At the start of Xelor's Dial's turn, all targets thus teleported are teleported again, still symmetrically to it.
The Dial becomes unmovable during the caster's turn.
The cooldown time for the "Xelor's Dial" spell turns to 1.
The AP cost is now 2 at all spell levels.
The cooldown time is now 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
"Homing Hand" is now "Synchro":
Obtained at level 60.
The summon is renamed "Synchro".
The way the summon works is changed: it is immobile and its damages increase each time its summoner induces a Telefrag.
Starting on the turn following its summoning, when it suffers a Telefrag, it deals Air damages on a 4 cells area around itself.
The damages dealt partly depend upon the summoner's Agility.
As long as it's on the field, it removes 1 AP from its summoner (starting on the turn following the one during which it is cast).
The AP cost is now 2 at all spell levels.
The maximal range is now 1, 2, 2, 3, 3 and 4 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
There can only be one Hand per side, the last one to be summoned replaces the previous one.
The summon no longer counts towards the maximum number of creatures one can summon with summon bonuses.
Counter:
Obtained at level 70.
Reflects 30, 33, 36, 38, 40 and 50% of damage received at melee range towards the attacker, at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
Reflects 10% of damage received at melee range to opponents who are in the "Telefrag" state as well, no matter their location and at all spell levels.
The reflected damages are no longer reduced by the caster's resistances (the one who is under the effects of the "Counter" spell). They are still reduced by the target's resistances.
The cooldown time is now 5 at all spell levels.
The effect's duration is now 2 at all spell levels.
Clock:
Obtained at level 80.
Damage is changed due to the characteristics softcaps modification.
The spell no longer steals APs.
The caster gains 1 AP on the turn following the one at which the spell was cast. It immediately removes 1 AP from the targets who are in the "Telefrag" state.
The spell must be cast on an occupied cell.
The range is now 3, 3, 4, 4, 5 and 6 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
The critical hits rate is now 1/30 at all spell levels.
Xelor's Punch:
Obtained at level 90.
Damage is changed following the characteristics softcaps modification.
Teleports the target symmetrically to the caster.
The spells removes the "Telefrag" state.
The range is now 2, 2, 2, 2, 2 and 3 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
The spell can now be cast in a circle.
The critical hits rate is now 1/40 at all spell levels.
Mummification:
Obtained at level 100.
The way the spell works is changed.
The caster can no longer deal direct damage with his elemental class spells for 1 turn.
The caster gains 2 MPs for 1 turn.
The caster sees his randomized throws minimized for 1 turn.
Everybody enters the "Telefrag" state for 2 turns (except for the Synchro summon).
When the caster induces a Telefrag during the Mummification's effect's duration, enemy targets suffer Water damage totalling up to 15% of the caster's missing Vitality.
The AP cost is now 2 at all spell levels.
The cooldown time is now 8, 7, 6, 5, 4 and 3 at spell levels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.
The initial cooldown time is now 1 at all spell levels.
Summoning of Xelor Dopple:
Obtained at level 200.
The Dopple now has the Shriveling, Time Theft, and Xelor's Sandglass spells.
Common spells:
The Leek Pie spell can no longer be obtained on field monsters. It can now be bought for 1000 nuggets from the Teggun NPC located in the alliance temple.
Interfaces:
The character creation interface is improved. It now allows the players to quickly see the global orientation of each class through its three main roles. It includes an information sheet to give more details about the selected class. The class' spells and history can now be researched in this information box.
The selected categories in the markets interface are now saved between gaming sessions.
The character change is now deactivated during server backup (in order to prevent a player asking to change characters without knowing that he won't be able to log in immediately because a backup of his server is ongoing). An explanatory icon is added in the main menu to explain this function.
The performance of the chat interface is improved when using several tabs including a huge message log (transition from one tab to the other is now quicker).
The way the navigation inside the contextual menus is handled is improved: menus are displayed instantaneously (the delay is removed) and their display now takes into account the cursor's trajectory in order to limit involuntary menu closings.
If an adjacent map has a specific name, it is then displayed in the information bubble of the map changing arrow.
When arriving on a map, interactive elements located under the mouse cursor are now correctly displayed as being selected.
The zoom can now be adjusted when a contextual menu (on an NPC for instance) is opened.
The chat interface scroll bar is correctly updated after the client is resized.
The message displayed for the offline sales is correctly displayed in the chat interface when the 'information' channel isn't active.
Descriptions that are too lengthy are correctly truncated in the item's information bubbles.
In the chat interface, an information bubble is displayed when mousing over the links in order to explain the possible interactions.
Opening the shop and gifts interface now causes the Grimoire to close (in order to avoid superposition issues between those two interfaces).
In the shop interface, when an item's details interface is opened, the "Esc" hotkey now closes the details interface without closing the whole interface.
In the identification interface, if the focus is on the account name field, using the directional arrows allows the user to navigate the scrolling list.
In the item sheets, when theoretical effects are displayed, for an item that is linked only until a given date, the effect now indicates the number of linking days the item will have.
At the end of a fight, if the number of entities on the map is higher than the limit to change in creature mode, the characters are immediately displayed in creature mode.
The markets interface is graphically improved (some information blocs were badly centered).
In the gifts allocation interface displayed before entering the game, the streamer that used to partially mask a button is removed.
In the Achievements interface, a title is added on top the progression categories list, in order to clarify that these numbers are totals and are about their categories and sub-categories, contrary to the tree view on the left where each percentage only represents the progression in a given category, with no regard to sub-categories.
In the detailed characteristics list, all characteristics now have a symbol.
In the character creation interface, some parts of characters sporting randomly generated colors could be, in some cases, absent; this issue is fixed.
The tomb character's portraits are now displayed in the group interface.
Maps and areas:
The Amakna Castle Gobball Breeding Station is now accessible to unsubscribed characters and includes some Gobball War Chiefs. The area can no longer be captured.
The repartition of some areas around Astrub is slightly modified, the following maps are now attributed to new areas:
[9,-21], [9,-22]: Astrub Meadow
[11,-23]: Astrub Mines
[8,-24]: Astrub Fields
[6,-29], [6,-30], [5,-30]: Astrub Forest
Monsters:
The respawn time for the Bulbig is reduced.
The respawn time for the Holy Bambooto is reduced. The number of Holy Bambootos present in a same area is no longer limited.
Les Bulbamboos, Bambootos, Bulbushes and Bulbiflors now have the same spawning probability.
Small Wild Sunflower, Wild Sunflower, Hunflower the Sinful: the Barbed Root spell can only be cast once per target, the spell range and damages are reduced. The Paralysing Poison spell is replaced with the Wild Poison spell. The monsters' MPs are reduced.
Prespic, Prestreet the Fighter (Archmonster): the monsters' MPs and Wisdom are reduced.
The experience given by the Morello Cherry Koalak is corrected. It is now the same is the experience given by the other Koalaks (Blop, Indigo, Pippin).
The acquisition rate for Coco Koalak Hairs is now the same as for any other Koalak Hairs.
The way several Kwismas Island monsters' spells work is improved: Snowman, Stuffed Wabbit, and Mini Inuit.
Artificial Intelligence:
The AI now seeks to avoid being aligned with an opponent at the end of its turn if it can't attack during the same turn.
Monsters now take more risk when faced with traps if they are losing health points without being able to make their opponents lose some as well. Traps should be easier to use at low and mid level to deal damage to monsters (monsters should go around traps less often if they receive damage but don't deal any). Monsters should be less vulnerable to techniques consisting of isolating them and controlling their movements via the setting of traps.
Treasure hunting:
A "Trailer" clue used among other places in the Dreggon Peninsula is now referenced as a "Broken Cart".
A "Bony flag" clue used among other places in the Goblin Camp area is now referenced as a "Bony stake".
The "Yawning Tofu" clue is no longer used as a clue (its animations weren't visible to players who had deactivated the background animations).
The "Skull panel" clue is renamed "Panel with a skull".
A "Leafy flag" clue used among other places in the Goblin Camp area is now referenced as a "Panel with a skull".
The "Horse shoe" clue is renamed "Bent metal bar".
The "Tool crate" clue is renamed "Tool box".
Several clues are moved in order to make them easier to detect.
The Drhellers' size is greatly increased in order to make them easier to spot.
The Drhellers no longer appear on cells that are not visible.
The panels indicating subterranean paddocks in Bonta, Brakmar, Pandala, Frigost and Otomai are correctly referenced.
The "Bombard" and "Cannon" clues are no longer used in the city of Bonta (their huge size could cause issues in locating clues).
Statues with a cloak and daggers located in the Cemetery of the Tortured are now considered to be statues.
New ladders are now taken into account as clues (in the city of Bonta for example).
Professions:
Creating a new action pile now works correctly during a move that cancels a previous action pile.
When collecting a resource, the obtained resource's icon is now displayed in addition to its quantity. This working makes it so one doesn't have to consult one's inventory to find out what item has been obtained (most notably for interactive items that allow one to obtain several different types of items).
A new alert is added when a character asks an artisan to craft him an item.
The result of the smithmagic modification of an item linked to a ceremonial item is now correctly displayed.
Breeding:
The filters selected on the paddock interface are correctly applied after closing an then re-opening the interface.
Quests:
It is no longer possible to take on a quest or speak to an NPC using a character who is turned into a tomb.
The Barnaby in Space quest is available again to characters level 15 and more. Its objectives are changed.
New quests linked to the Eliotrope class are available.
The Dopple quests are modified in order to take into account the addition of the Eliotrope class.
Orichomania quest: the fight against the Affectionate Hurtful Locker must now be done alone (it is a special quest fight, the monster's level adapts to the character's level).
Thread the Needle quest: it is possible to have help from other player characters during the fight against the Altdemons waves (the general case for quest fights is applied).
Renewable Energy quest: the resistances of the Xelomorphs fought during the quest are reduced. Furthermore, in case of a defeat against the Xelomorph waves, the player character is correctly teleported to his save point without a second fight being triggered.
Sufokia's Missing Person quest: the quest moves to the "Divine Dimensions" category in the quest log.
In the By the Skin of Your Teeth quest, when fighting the drunken Frigostians, there is now a single opponent instead of five. It is no longer possible to join another character's fight.
Books:
The Eliotrope class guide and the scroll representing the King-God can be consulted in the Eliotrope temple.
Achievements:
Two new achievements are added for the Eliotrope Dopple.
The Eliotrope Dopple is added to the Happy People achievement.
Heroic and Epic servers:
The treasure hunting missions are removed after a character dies.
Guilds and Alliances:
The informations displayed outside fights when mousing over a character are now better positioned when the character's guild doesn't belong to any alliance.
In the Perceptor listing interface, the Perceptor's coordinates are now interactive and can display a landmark on the map.
In the Alliance interface, in the Conquests tab, the Nuggets number sorting works correctly.
Items:
Almost all hats, headbands and masks are modified to be better adjusted to the various class faces (we will continue, after the 2.26 update, to work on hat positions by fixing, one after the other, the remaining issues pointed to us).
The Achievements requirements to equip items added in the 2.21 update (Slums of Srambad update) are removed. This modification pertains to the following items: Queen of Thieves Set, Malitiamen Set, Rassler Set, Dark Court Set, Gein Set, Queen of Thieves' Sword, Necrotick Bow, Srambad Daggers, Dark Court Shovel.
Bubotron Sword: the equipment requirements are removed.
The Transcendental Set (Eliotrope class set) is added.
More than 800 item icons are improved (Treats, Flowers, Potions, Ores, Bones, Fabrics, Leathers, Scrolls, Barks, Wings, Eggs, Ears, Shells, Eyes, etc.).
Emotes:
A new "Play the Guitar" emote is available in a hidden map.
Characters no longer lose the bottom of their clothes when they trigger the "Show Fear" emote while on a mount.
The "Famished" emote now correctly triggers when the player is on a mount.
Miscellaneous:
The display of the Krosmaster figures collection is correctly updated after a transfer to the DOFUS inventory .
The "Send an Ankabox message" option in a character's contextual menu works correctly for characters that are not on the friends list.
Xx-RamboPL-xX's (first character to have reached level 200 in the game) statue is added in the Koalak cemetery.
Putting an item for sale in the markets via the use of the "Enter" key makes the right sound.
The following characters now have a more coherent behavior during their movements, they should no longer move past their master at the end of their movement.
Following some players' feedback, various orthographic corrections are made in the game texts.
Unsubscribed characters can no longer go through dimensional portals (even if said portal is located in an area meant for unsubscribed characters).
In some cases, unequipping an item during the Incarnam tutorial could trigger a visual duplication of said item; this issue is fixed.
Character names with a single vowel as a first letter are now considered to be valid.
The display of the class tombs is fixed in the character sheet and the central ring (they were abnormally pixelated).

New in Dofus Online Client 2.24.2 (Oct 21, 2014)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.24.1 (Oct 15, 2014)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.23.3 (Oct 7, 2014)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.23.2 (Sep 30, 2014)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.23.1 (Sep 26, 2014)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.23 (Sep 24, 2014)

Divine Dimension: Xelorium:
Following the example set by Enutrof and Sram, Xelor is getting out his Needles and knitting you a path through space and time! In Xelorium, a lack of time is no excuse – you’ll travel between the past, present, and future while resisting the onslaught of Xelomorphs, Altdemons, and The Lost, who are lurking in the three areas (aimed at levels 120,170, and 200) of the dimension. When you’re ready, arm yourself and challenge Fraktale, XLII, and Vortex, the three new dungeon bosses!
The Museum:But life isn’t only about fighting. In Xelorium, you can take time to lay down your weapons and explore the magnificent Museum to reminisce about the past, bring the present into focus, and catch a glimpse of the future… enjoy!
New Equipment:
In Xelorium, the monsters and dungeons offer almost 30 new items that you can craft and equip. New sets for levels 120, 170, and 200 are available, as well as new weapons waiting for you to create them! On your drops, get sets… CRAFT!
Treasure Hunting 2.0:
In 2.21, Treasure Hunting was released as a new way to earn kamas and make your way in DOFUS! In 2.23, we’re making further improvements to the system with a large number of new clues and new rewards! There’s also the new milestones system to make hunts more diversive. Grab your shovels and dig in! You can read more about these improvements in the Devblog.
Veteran Rewards:
For a long time, we’ve wanted to set up a reward system to show our appreciation to subscribers for their loyalty, and now it’s done! The Veteran Rewards system currently has 13 new sets, 2 pets, 2 petsmounts, and 3 new emotes, all 100% cosmetic. To unlock these rewards is very simple. Just subscribe, and each time your elapsed subscription total reaches certain milestones, you’ll receive the corresponding gift. Each year, we’ll add more rewards for the most loyal players. Read more about the Veteran Rewards on our special page.
Class Revamp - Feca:
For a long time, the Feca class has suffered from a rather rigid style of gameplay. Too many of their spells have had nearly identical effects. In this update, the Feca class has been completely redesigned to energize and streamline their playing style while retaining the core concepts of their gameplay: Protection (with armors) and zone control (using glyphs). Spells that were too similar were merged (like the elemental armor spells) or have been given different capabilities (like Immunity and Spell Rebound). And the offensive/defensive potential of the class has been increased thanks to their new stat theft effects. Learn even more about this class overhaul on the Devblog!

New in Dofus Online Client 2.22 (Aug 13, 2014)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.21.4 (Jul 1, 2014)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.21.3 (Jun 27, 2014)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.21.0.85 (Jun 18, 2014)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.21 (Jun 17, 2014)

Divine dimension: Srambad:
Another god has opened the doors to his personal domain, but you would be well advised to assume that he has a purpose for letting you enter. Deceit, traps, and assassination attempts are daily occurances when you're in the house of Sram. You'll find three new dungeons for characters that are at least level 130, 180, and 200, but will you be able to survive the onslaught of three new monster families? Will you be able to track down the bounties hiding in the shadows? Prove it!
Quest for the Crimson Dofus:
Go in search of the Crimson Dofus! Discover the history of this precious relic and meet its guardians. The famous Minotoror and the legendary Mummy Nova are waiting to take you by surprise! An epic quest is waiting for you and the reward is a duplicate of one of the Primordial Dofus, bursting with power!
Legendary Treasure Hunts:
The treasure hunting system is updating and expanding! New types of treasure hunts are waiting for you which will lead to specific treasures that are defended by their current owners... Owners who happen to be some of the most well-known names on the Militia's Most Wanted boards!
Check out these legendary treasure hunts with increased difficulty, but even greater rewards!
New Equipment:
Nine new outfits, four new weapons, and a new pet, that's more than 30 new items waiting to be crafted and incorportated into your character's wardrobe. Explore the new dimension, slay everything that crosses your path, steal their resources, then dress-up in the latest Srambad fashions!
Mimisymbics for pets and petsmounts:
If you're in love with the look of a particular pet, but its stats just don't match your needs, we've got you covered! Mimisymbics, those strange little creatures that have already been responsible for a fashion revolution in the World of Twelve, will now allow you to choose the appearance of your pets and petsmounts too!
Class Balancing:
Several changes were made to the spells of Osamodas, Ecaflips, and Xelors to better calibrate the powers of these classes.

New in Dofus Online Client 2.19 (Mar 26, 2014)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.18 (Mar 15, 2014)

New area: Stontusk Desert:
The Cania Desert of old isn't just a desert anymore... The untamable Kanigrula has set up shop in the area, with her army of felid warriors, distant cousins of the Kanigers. Explore the area newly named as the Stontusk Desert, complete its quests, and overcome the challenges of the new dungeon: Kanigrula's Cave!
New Sidekick: the Krosmoglob:
It looks like a weird traveler has been detained by Kanigrula's henchmen in the heart of her palace... No-one knows who she is , but this kidnapping may be the start of a long story... Find her, help her, and maybe she'll reward you by trusting you with her own personal sidekick!
New items:
Two new level 160 sets can be crafted by artisans. The Kanazure set will make Water classes happy, while Air-oriented characters will be pleased with the Orfan set! And as for cute little creatures lovers a special surprise: a new pet is making its debut in the Stontusk Desert: the Bowzai!
New houses and paddocks for sale:
You have sacks of kamas laying around and you’re not sure what to spend them on? Invest in stone! Nearly fifteen new houses are waiting for new owners, right in the heart of the Stontusk Desert. Breeders haven’t been forgotten either, for the area also offers thirty new paddocks for sale!
Deactivation of equipment restrictions for Frigost III items:
With this update, it is no longer necessary to have completed the Frigost III dungeons in order to be allowed to wear Frigost III equipment. Dozens of sets are now available to those who have the required level and stats!
Modification of linked Dofus:
The Ice Dofus, Cawwot Dofus, and Dofawa are back in the market! They’re exchanging their permanent links for a limited link that only keeps them bound to their owner four months after acquisition. The Dofus trade economy is back, enjoy!
Improved spectator mode:
Are you tired of not being able to share in your friends' epic adventures because you're stuck at the Zaap? Now there's a solution! You can now spectate all fights featuring any mutual friend from any map in the game.

New in Dofus Online Client 2.17 (Dec 10, 2013)

Emerald Dofus quest:
A new quest allows the player to obtain the Emerald Dofus: Nowa gave you his Dofawa? You followed the instructions of Ronald the Wise Lenald? You've combed the Evil Forest looking for Dark Vlad? Now it's time to get down to business... and to seek out the Emerald Dofus! Ronald will sent you to meet Meriana, a powerful magician. It is there, at the end of the swamps, that your fate will be decided.
The Emerald Dofus bonus is increased retroactively to +200 vitality.
The Emerald Dofus is now linked for 4 months (non-retroactively: Dofus obtained before the update will not be linked).
Sidekicks:
A new Sidekick system allows you to control an additional character in battle. Sidekicks are less powerful than actual characters, they are meant to vary battles and bring an added help to players encountering difficulties to complete or form a team.
The Sidekick takes the place of another character in battle (for instance, if 4 players each use 1 Sidekick, the group has a size of 8 and cannot accept any more character).
The Sidekick does not earn any loot at the end of a fight, but has a Prospection score of 100 (which thus allows them to help unlock some caps).
A Sidekick's power automatically adapts to its owner's level (there is no need to level them up).
Each character can only use one Sidekick during a given battle.
Sidekicks are regarded as additional characters by the Challenges and Achievements systems.
Soul stones take the Sidekicks into consideration when determining the number of loot (for instance, 4 characters and 4 sidekicks in a fight will obtain a soul stone with 8 loot).
A Sidekick's position can be modified during the battle preparation phase.
Sidekicks do not grant group-based experience bonuses.
Sidekicks available in this update all have the same power (but different roles and abilities).
Sidekicks can only be used in fights against monsters or challenges and can't be used in fights where the number of participants is restricted (for instance, fights against Dopples).
Sidekicks are linked for two months after obtaining them and can then be traded or sold via merchants.
In the Grimoire, a dedicated interface has been added listing the different sidekicks. This interface also allows you to equip them, to unequip them, and to consult their history, characteristics, and spells.
The " Knight of Astrub " Sidekick is obtained via an Achievement when 500 Achievement points are reached. This is retroactive for all characters who have already earned that many Achievement points.
The "Krobax" and " Trank" Sidekicks are obtained via an Achievement when 1000 Achievement points are reached. This is retroactive for all characters who have already earned that many Achievement points.
A temporary Sidekick (usable for 20 fights) is available each week in front of the Vigilantes base at (4,4). This Sidekick is different each week (but all characters on the server get the same one). This test system allows players to discover the different Sidekicks and gives all characters a chance for some occassional extra help.
Dusky Dimension:
A new area including new monsters and a new Dungeon (Shadow's Pyramid) is available in-game.
The content of this area is aimed at characters level 190 and up.
Two new sets can be crafted using the resources in this area.
New Achievements are added for the Dungeon, the area, and its associated monsters.
Vigilantes base:
The Vigilantes base is available in-game, and allows access to new repeatable quests allowing you to hunt down villains from their Wanted Posters, all the while protecting new recruits!
An ornament and a title can be obtained as a reward.
Two new sets related to Purple Arrow (level 110) and Veg Antilleze (level 40) can be crafted using a resource that can be found in the Vigilantes' base.
Achievements related to the content in the Vigilantes' base are added.
If you've already assisted Captain Amakna in his fight against Evil, a new challenge is waiting for you: neutralizing Shadow and his army of Obscuranti! Go to the Krosmoz Vigilantes' base and talk to Lumino to learn more about it.
Possible recipes calculator:
A new interface called "Possible recipes" is available in all inventory interfaces (bank, chest, mount inventory and character inventory). It lists all recipes that can be created using the ingredients in the inventory.
When this interface is used from an inventory that is not the character's personal “sack” (bank, chest, mount inventory), it also takes into account the character's inventory and allows you to transfer ingredients from each recipe to the character's inventory.
Possible recipes can be sorted out and filtered by profession, by experience reward for the associated profession, and a tolerance for missing ingredients can be configured.
Pushback damage:
The formula used for calculating the pushback damages is modified in order to make pushback damages less powerful for spells with limited push (usually used at a great frequency) and just as powerful for spells with longer push (usually with significant constraints or cooldowns).
Pushback damage is no longer random.
The character's level still influences the pushback damage he deals.
The impact of the pushback damage bonus and the pushback damage resistance bonus (granted by some spells or equipment) is now dependent upon the number of cells pushed. If the character was pushed one cell, 25% of the pushback damage (and pushback damage resistance) bonus is taken into account. If the character was pushed two cells, 50% of the pushback damage (and pushback damage resistance) bonus is taken into account. If the character was pushed three cells, 75% of the pushback damage (and pushback damage resistance) bonus is taken into account. If the character was pushed four cells, 100% of the pushback damage (and pushback damage resistance) bonus is taken into account. If the character was pushed five cells, 125% of the damage bonus is taken into account and so forth.
If a target is pushed onto another target, pushback damages dealt to the second target are recalculated, taking into account its pushback damage resistance and the pushback damage of the original attacker, but by keeping the same number of pushed cells as the first target. The whole of it is then divided by 2.
Old formula: (1d8+5*[Attacker Level]/50)*[Distance remaining to be pushed] + [Attacker’s pushback damage - targets pushback damage resistance] /2^[number of intermetidate targets])
New formula: ([Attacker level]/2 + [Attacker's pushback damages - target's pushback damage resistance] + 32) * [Push range left]/(4*(2^[Number of intermediary targets]))
Some pushback spells who were dealing to much pushback damage have been reworked (see the section about classes).
Trophy bonuses that increase pushback damage are decreased (see the section about Trophies).
Guild, alliances and conquest villages:
Monsters who used to be exclusive to some conquest villages are now available in alternate areas accessible to all characters, whatever their guild or alliance:
Dopple Mine: a new mine is available at the north of the entrance to Dopple village. Dopples, minerals, and alchemy resources are available in this area.
Canopy village: monsters of the Zoth breed are added in this area and problems with blocking and line of sight are fixed.
Abandoned galleries: a new mine is added at the entrance of the conquest village, it contains Wabbits previously exclusive to the conquest village as well as new mineral sites.
The alliance tag is correctly updated when a character joins an alliance and the characters' names permanent display is active.
Several maps with specific criterion (maps only available via some ongoing quests, for instance) are now longer counted during " King of the hill " (KOH) phases.
The coats of arms and alliance names displayed next to the areas' names are correctly updated when they are modified by the alliance.
In the spectator interface, AvA fights are represented by specific icons.
In a character's information bubble, the guild's coat of arms icon is displayed correctly when it is the same as the one used in their alliance's coat of arms.
In the guild creation and modification interface, it is now possible to use the Tab key to navigate between the name and tag fields.
In the alliance interface, the time gauge displaying the time before a Perceptor or prism fight starts is now the right size, even after several successive fights.
In the alliance interface, in the "Conquest" tab, the prism list is correctly displayed when teleporting to another area (the arrival area prism is no longer abnormally added to the list of alliance-controlled areas).
In the utilization conditions for the objects Teleportation module or Alliance prism involving the related alliance rights are correctly displayed.
During KOH phases, maps including subterranean paddocks are no longer taken into account.
A character with an activated AvA module inside a subterranean paddock is no longer disconnected when the area becomes vulnerable.
Nuggets available as additional loot on a group of monsters are longer lost when a fight against that group is lost, and another group of monsters will be used to replace it in-between.
Wanted posters:
Monsters used for wanted posters now reappear without having to wait for a group to be defeated: as soon as they are available, they reappear in a group of monsters that will take the place of an already existing group.
Wanted poster monsters automatically reappear if they are defeated without being captured (if the associated quest is not ongoing, they are not added as followers and are therefore viewed as not captured).
Wanted poster monsters are systematically viewed as group leaders and are always visible on the map without having to consult the entire composition of the group of monsters.
Wanted poster monsters now all have a set level.
Wanted poster monsters' characteristics and spells are rebalanced.
The respawning times for Akornaddikt The Squirrel and Stellia Blutzell is now again the same as for all other wanted poster monsters.
Marzwel The Gobelin has moved to Pandala Forest, Rok Gnorok to the Aerdala Border and Zatoishwan to the Feudala Border. Right after the update, it is possible that they will still be located in their old sub-areas. They will then stay there until they are defeated.
Wanted poster quests associated with monsters Veg Men, Dumsh, Poison Amy and Scampyhorse have been moved from the Amakna militia to the Vigilantes base.
The Wanted poster quest associated with the monster Mastigator is moved from the prison of Astrub to the Amakna militia.
Archmonsters:
Archmonsters and Wanted Posters monsters now respawn after a partially random duration (the durration changes after each respawn, spanning from 50% to 150% of the current respawn time). We've made this modification in order to prevent players having captured a Wanted Poster or Archmonster to precisely determine when they'd be able to capture them again. This modification does not reduce the spawn frequency of Archmonsters or Wanted Posters.
Kwismas Island:
A new level 199 set associated with Father Whupper can be crafted.
Aggressions are now forbidden on Kwismas Island.
Father Whupper's invocations are reworked (the weakest are now more powerful and those that were too powerful are weaker).
Interfaces:
The minimum delay between two advanced transfers is now dependent upon the number of traded items (advanced transfers between two inventories including less than ten different items are no longer subjected to the minimum delay between two transfers).
Whenever a scrolling menu is opened by keeping the left mouse button pressed and the button is released while going over one of the menu's options, this option is now viewed as selected (before, the scrolling menu was abnormally closed).
A DOFUS client maximized upon closing will now be maximized upon its next launch (Windows only).
Using the "Enter" key to validate statuses in the status choice interface works correctly (using it no longer prompts graphical bugs).
Clicking the wheel button on a modification no longer makes the buttons displayed in already opened notifications disappear.
The number of spots used in banks is now formatted with separators for the thousands.
In the spell book, a selected spell can no longer abnormally appear as unavailable after using the interface's scroll bar until the spell is no longer visible.
In the equipment, title, and ornament interfaces, the character's orientation can now be changed.
Theoretical effects for items are displayed when scrolling past other items in the Mimisymbic management interface and the set interface.
In the main menu, the scrolling list for the play servers is now sorted by last date of connection.
The interface displaying the composition of a group when receiving a group invitation now displays the eight potential group members.
World map:
The places for obtaining the common spells (Lightning Strike, Cawwot, etc) are now displayed on the world map.
A button is added to display the grid on the reduced map interface.
The displaying of Phoenixes on the mini-map is correctly refreshed when you go to ghost mode a second time while still having one or several Phoenix indicators on the mini-map.
Frigost quests objectives are no longer displayed on the Frigost 3 map when they are geolocated from a Frigost 3 area and are supposed to point to an area located outside of Frigost 3.
Character creation:
The character creation interface is improved, whenever random colors are generated, a new interface opens up to display 6 different color propositions in order to ease the selection of a color ensemble.
The last 600 color ensembles proposed are memorized for the session and it is possible to navigate between all the generated propositions (in order, for example, to go back to a more interesting proposition).
Randomly generated color ensembles are now more relevant, colors are better assorted and proposed characters are visually more coherent and easier on the eyes.
The probability for a critical hit is decreased by 42% after each update for all characters who (despite the addition of this new functionality) still insist on mixing purple, pink, and fuchsia.
Shortcuts:
In the item shortcut tab, double-clicking on an equipped item now unequips it.
The current spell shortcuts tab page is now independently saved for each character. In battle, during a Boombot's or sidekick's turn, page 1 is automatically displayed.
Almanax:
In the Almanax interface, an option is added to allow the deactivation of daily reminder notifications associated with the Meridians.
Fights:
Move previsualization is now updated as soon as a target is dead when starting to prepare a move while a target's death animation is playing. This modification speeds up fights for players using shortcuts and playing fast.
Information bubbles for fighters' HP are automatically displayed when they are in the area of effect of the spell being used. This modifications allows players to quickly consult the HP of the targets who are about to be targeted by an attack or a spell with an area of effect and to efficiently follow the evolution of their HP without having to hover over each target.
A new battle option permanent displays the information bubbles of targets that have been hit by spells or attacks during the turn. This option allows one to more efficiently follow the condition of targets already attacked without having to hover over them during the ongoing turn. This option is deactivated by default.
On the top of the sword representing the fights in preparation on a map, a new icon now shows if a group member is present in the fight.
The size of the interface displaying each entity's turn start is now dynamically calculated to adjust to the name of each entity.
Using the "Ctrl + s" shortcut (which by default allows one to target a cell during battle) should no longer result in quitting fullscreen mode.
In the end of battle interface, it is no longer possible to drag the items earned as loot.
Arriving on a map while a group member is starting a fight happens correctly and the notification allowing other group members to join the fight is correctly displayed.
During fights and on the spell sheets, the area of effect displayed is now the greater-sized one when a spell has several different areas of effect (with the exception of area of effect covering the whole of the map).
Smithmagus:
It is now possible to attempt to Smithmage linked items.
Item's theoretical effects are now displayed when hovering over items in the Smithmagus interface.
The success or failure message when attempting smithmagus is no longer truncated if there is no other message than the success or failure one.
In the item effects list, "exotic" Smithmagus bonuses are correctly displayed after the AP loss effect on weapons.
Professions:
In the crafter list, if there is only one profession in the current workbench, then this profession is automatically selected and its crafter list is displayed.
In the Profession interface, in the recipe list, the item now has a contextual right-click menu that allows access to the following options:
Associated recipes
Insert characteristics
Insert recipe
Items theoretical effects are now displayed when hovering over items in the crafting, profession, and recipe interfaces.
Breeding and mounts:
The size of paddocks is increased from 150 to 250 mounts at the maximum.
The size of public paddocks is increased from 5 to 10 mounts in order to make breeding more accessible, as well as the realization of associated Achievements for players who have no access to private paddocks or want to start breeding.
A new filter is available in shed and paddock interfaces to display mounts that can be mounted but do not have their energy gauge fully charged.
Filters available in shed and paddock interfaces now make it possible to filter two mount abilities at a time (for mounts who have two abilities).
Dragoturkeys' characteristics are correctly saved before and after maintenances (the previous patch's fix only corrected issues encountered after a maintenance).
In the mount feeding interface, quantities that are over 999 are correctly handled.
In the mount feeding interface, the confirmation window correctly displays the name of the resource and the quantity used.
A new breeding item is available: Shadow Dragobutt.
Ecaflip:
Feline Spirit:
The spell now unlocks at level 42.
The range is now 1.
It can now be cast in a line.
It now allows to teleport symmetrically behind the target.
Damages perceived by the caster on the next turn are reduced.
Invested spell points are given back.
Wheel of Fortune:
The power bonus is increased.
Caster no longer loses 10% of his Vitality at the end of the spell’s effect.
Now applies a 15% elementary weakness malus upon the target, for two rounds, with a three rounds cooldown.
Sets the cooldown for the Clover spell to three rounds.
Invested spell points are given back.
Reflex:
Damages dealt are decreased.
Invested spell points are given back.
Rough Tongue:
Range malus is increased but now only lasts for one turn.
Applies a range bonus for the next round.
Bonus cumul limit is now one.
Invested spell points are given back.
All or Nothing:
Healing is increased.
Rekop:
AP cost is now five.
Damages are increased.
Cumul limit is now one.
Invested spell points are given back.
Ecaflip’s Luck:
Spell’s target is now systematically healed on hit received during the ongoing turn.
The next turn, damages it receives are doubled.
Invested spell points are given back.
Clover:
Spell now unlocks at level 48.
The way the spell works is modified.
Spell duration is set to three turns, its effects cannot be removed with an unbewitching spell.
Cooldown is set to 4 turns at level 6.
Now applies a healing bonus and a fixed damage malus.
Sets the cooldown for Wheel of Fortune to three turns.
Sets the unhealable state on the caster three turns after casting, during two turns.
Modifies the following spells:
All or Nothing no longer deals damage to allies and no longer heals opponents.
Head or Tails no longer deals damage to allies, no longer heals enemies.
Playful Claw deals Water element damage when stealing HPs.
Feline Spirit no longer deals damage (be it to the target or the caster).
Perception heals.
Topkaj damages are decreased.
Invested spell points are given back.
Summoning Claw:
Spell now unlocks at level 13.
Invested spell points are given back.
Felintion:
Minimum range is now three.
Can now be cast in diagonal.
Iop:
Intimidation:
Number of casting per turn is now three at level six of the spell.
Number of casting per target is now two at level six of the spell.
Invested spell points are given back.
Sram:
Tricky Trap:
The way the spell works is modified.
AP cost is now three.
Now deals Fire damage in a cross pattern and pulls targets toward the center of the trap.
Invested spell points are given back.
Repelling Trap:
Now deals Air damage to opponents as well as pushing back allies and opponents.
Trap of Silence:
Area of effect is reduced: it becomes a size two square.
Invested spell points are given back.
Chakra Concentration:
Damages are reduced on levels 1 to 6.
Invested spell points are given back.
Masqueraider:
Boliche:
Pushback damage bonus cumul limit is now one at all spell levels.
Invested spell points are given back.
Foggernaut:
It is now possible to push or pull Forggernaut turrets.
Anchor:
No longers deals damage to the Harpooner Turret.
No longer deals damage to the Tacturret.
Now allows to remove the Magnatron state from the Tacturret.
Torrent:
No longer deals damages to allies.
No longer sets the Earth state on the Harpooner.
No longer removes the Magnatron state from the Tacturret.
Salt Armor:
Now sets the Unmovable state on the turrets.
Backwash:
No longer deals damages to allies.
No longer sets the Earth state on the Harpooner.
No longer removes the Magnatron state from the Tacturret.
Vapour:
No longer deals damage to the Harpooner turret.
Surge:
No longer deals damage or damage malus to the Harpooner turret.
Froth:
No longer deals damage to allies.
Trident:
No longer deals damage to the Harpooner turret.
Periscope:
Now allows to set the Magnatron state on the Tacturret.
Rogue:
A bomb wall is no longer triggered without cause when one of the three bombs located on an adjacent cell to that of one the bombs forming the wall is destroyed.
Pandawa:
The animation for the Chamrak spell is correctly displayed when the carried entity is invisible.
Monsters and Bosses:
The presence of an alliance prism when a server starts no longer prevents groups of monsters from moving around the map outside of battles.
Samash Nehofitt behaves correctly in battle when in close combat with opponents.
In the Evil Forest, the Dark Vlad monster is replaced with Hell Mina. Dark Vlad can be fought and encountered in the new quest to obtain the Emerald Dofus.
The Giant Kralove's level and experience are diminished.
The level, experience, and characteristics of the following monsters are modified in order to make the areas in which they dwell more interesting and more adapted to the level of players who are to play there:
Zoth Disciple
Zoth Girl
Zoth Warrior
Zoth Sergeant
Zoth Master
Piwis' spells and characteristics are rebalanced in regard to their level.
Snappers have a new spell, Ripple, to attack opponents from a distance. This spell replaces Melancholy on the Kloon Snapper.
Bulbuisson no longer uses class spells.
New resources are added to the following monsters:
Brave Ghost
Arepo Ghost
Pignolia
Manderisha
Minoskito
Khamelerost
Scaratos
Quetsnakiatl
Armagudgeon can now pull Octopulp without a line of sight.
Celestial Bearbarian: the "Bearbargain" spell swaps positions with unmovable targets. (Because Bearbarians are magic.)
Barbackle: the "Over Ear" spell now has a cooldown of two turns.
Missiz Freezz: pushback damages no longer kill characters during battle but apply 20% Erosion to them and deals Neutral damage.
Artificial Intelligence:
Monsters end their turn more efficiently when they have no more actions.
Rogues' illusions are better taken into account by the AI (they no longer try to go through them and get stuck).
AI calculations for some moves have been improved (for example, the Pandawasta will no longer attempt to flee when he is in contact with several opponents).
Monsters better handle spells with a maximum range of one cell if they don't start their turn on contact with an opponent.
Items and equipments:
Two new items can be crafted by artisans using recipes unveiled by Kerub Crepin. Furthermore, by trading wabbit foots, Kerub offers adventurers an illusion, allowing one to transform into a Lucky-Chawm Tiwabbit.
Guild and Alliance shields are now correctly handled for guild-less or alliance-less characters, a default symbol is now displayed.
The equipment prerequisite for the Unchewa Staff is suppressed because it has become superfluous.
The Nine Tails Sword can now be forged by a Swordsmith. It is now level 99 and its bonuses are reworked.
Pets and Petsmounts:
Karmeleon, Brulay, Dehluge, Kompost, Kwyness and Sirocco petsmounts no longer abnormally lose one HP every 72 hours.
Trophies:
Major Jostler Trophy: the pushback damage bonus is now 64.
Jostler Trophy: the pushback damage bonus is now 32.
Mineur Jostler Trophy: the pushback damage bonus is now 16.
Major Repellant Trophy: the pushback damage bonus is now 32.
Repellant Trophy: the pushback damage bonus is now 16.
Mineur Repellant Trophy: the pushback damage bonus is now 8.
Major Survivor Trophy: the Vitality bonus is now 160.
Survivor Trophy: the Vitality bonus is now 80.
Mineur Survivor Trophy: the Vitality bonus is now 40.
Major Stalwart Trophy: the pushback damage resistance bonus is now 96.
Stalwart Trophy: the pushback damage resistance bonus is now 48.
Mineur Stalwart Trophy: the pushback damage resistance bonus is now 24.
Major Adamantin Trophy: the pushback damage resistance bonus is now 48.
Adamantin Trophy: the pushback damage resistance bonus is now 24.
Mineur Adamantin Trophy: the pushback damage resistance bonus is now 12.
Achievements:
New Achievements are added to reward doing 800, 900, and 1000 quests.
A new Achievement is added for characters who have finished the Hot P.A.N.T.S. quest
Quests:
In the Star ski and Dutch quest, Kanigloo monsters now drop one Long Kanigloo Hair per character for which the quest is ongoing.
Hot P.A.N.T.S. Quest: in this quest's rewards, the Potsan Pants are replaced with a resource allowing Shoemakers to craft this belt. A kama reward is added. Conditions to equip the Potsan Pants are suppressed.
Curses! quest: Emmy Nens-Grize now offers the quest Curses! even if the line of dialog validating the previous quest (Rivalry) has been interrupted.
It is no longer possible to gain experience in the tutorial fights.
Books and Background:
A picture book with highly objectionable content can be obtained by achieving the New Vigilantes Group Achievement, an Achievement associated with the quests of the Multiman Krobax.
Adventurers launching themselves into the Army of Darkness quest will be able to read both volumes of an Alchemist's Diary.
Adventurers strolling around the Bank of Astrub can make the acquaintance of a character equipped with a shiny armor. He will briefly introduce them to the order of the Knights of Astrub.
Maps and areas:
The Tainela area is entirely redone, as well as the Goball Dungeon: new houses, new paddocks, and new resources are available.
Merkator area: one Rum bottle wasn't interactive, this issue is fixed.
Sufokia: a Phoenix linked to the Merkator area is added.
Kimbo Dungeon: the dungeon's coordinates are corrected.
Wabbit area: the appearance of the map where the NPC Wob can be found now matches the NPC's speech.
Emotes:
The Emote panel is correctly accessible when the character is changed into a ghost.
Auras are no longer automatically triggered when the character is not oriented face-forward any more after using an interactive element.
Characters are displayed with the right orientation when they use an emote on a Petsmount.
It is no longer possible to ignore an emote's cooldown by typing its shortcut in the chat interface.
The cooldown display update for the emotes when they are in the shortcut bar works correctly.
Some emotes were abnormally unavailable on creature mode, this issue is fixed.
The emote list no longer abnormally scrolls up when an emote located at the end of the list is played or when one changes maps.
Sounds and music:
The atmosphere soundtracks now have a shorter fade-out than that of the musics.
Performances and optimization:
In the options menu, in the "Performance" section, new options are available to activate the display of auras solely when hovering over characters or to only display one aura at a time (each character will display their aura successively).
Miscellaneous:
Following the feedback received from some players, miscellaneous spelling mistakes in the game texts have been rectified..
Directional compasses automatically placed (via quests or NPCs, for instance) now work correctly with negative coordinates.
Incarnations' avatars are correctly displayed in alerts.
The client no longer freezes when changing characters while a map loads.
Objects on the ground are no longer displayed when they are automatically sent to a garbage bin after 20 minutes.
Characters in restricted mode now receive an error message when attempting to join a fight against monsters or a fight for the attack or defense of a Perceptor.
It is no longer possible to try to get out of the tutorial during a battle.
The NPC Oshar Marif will no longer be present in the Koolich Cavern if the adventurers already know the Mount Taming spell.
Breeder Village NPCs: Smakko can now be found near the Zaap, while Koka Dekolak offers his services near the village's bank.
It is no longer possible to gift-wrap Dofus.
The multi-colored Fairyworks particles are correctly colored.
The pet links present in the identification interface work correctly once again.
Brumen Tinctorias' appearance is corrected.
Heroic server:
Characters now gain 25% of their victims' experience (as opposed to 10% before) when fighting in PvP.

New in Dofus Online Client 2.16 (Oct 23, 2013)

Merkator’s Domain:
A new zone is available for characters who are level 190 and up. This area includes:
1 New dungeon and dungeon boss
1 new monster family
10 new Achievements
7 new quests
1 new emote
3 new sets and 2 new independent items
New resource collection sites
Alliances and guilds:
A devblog article dedicated to the changes brought to the Alliance system is available here: Click here
A new reward system has been added: over time, prisms will generate nuggets that will only be obtainable by winning a KotH phase (Kind of the Hill). The quantity of nuggets generated by a prism will be directly dependant on the area level in which the prism is located.
These nuggets will be distributed as additional loot on the monsters of the area, and only the members of the alliance controlling the said area will be able to drop them.
These nuggets can be exchanged, at the Alliance Temple, for emotes and exclusive petsmounts.
Characters with prism placing rights now have the possibility to put their prisms in a “sabotaged” state. This state is the equivalent to the “weakened” state but does not require an actual prism fight, simply rendering the prism vulnerable at a time predetermined by its the defenders, which would allow for a KotH phase to take place. This possibility allows Alliances to have a simplified access to the nuggets generated by their own prisms, whilst exposing themselves to a KotH phase.
The Alliance tag is displayed after a character’s name when the “show player names” option is activated.
During a prism attack where there are no free spots left on the defense’s side, it is possible to replace a defender, if the replacing character is of a higher level than that of the character it wished to replace.
The invulnerability display of a prism of conquest disappears properly at the end of the second turn.
During a KotH phase, the interfaces dedicated to KotH close properly when a character leaves its guild or alliance.
In the alliance members interface, the check box to active ones AvA mode has been replaced by a button.
In the KotH interface, in the event of a tie, the text displayed works properly in all languages supported by the client.
In the alliance interface, in the list of conquest areas (under the Conquest tab), the coordinates are interactive and allow for a mark to be placed on the world map.
On the world map, for superimposed areas, the information displayed upon mousing over a prism matches the area associated with the prism.
In the Fellow Pages, the guilds are sorted, by default, by descending number of members and alliances are sorted, by default, by descending number of controlled territories.
The conquest icons displayed above characters are displayed properly after zooming.
Filters of forbidden words for guild names are also applied to alliance names and tags.
es filtres de mots interdits sur les noms de guildes sont appliqués sur les noms et tags d’alliances.
An informative message is sent when either the PvP or AvA mode is disabled by the activation of the other mode.
Kolossium:
The kolossoken bonus for daily victories is removed, but the kolossoken reward per victory is multiplied by 3. This change does not impact players that are satisfied with one victory per gaming day, but considerably increases the kolossoken gain for players with several victories in the same day. This modification allows players to organize their time more freely, with no particular incentive to participate in kolossium fights on a daily basis.
The 12 maps from the 2013 Goultarminator event are added to the Kolossium. The majority of the existing maps have been balanced (starting positions and some obstacles have been modified).
New rewards are available in the Kolossium building, by talking to the NPC Glad Yator, in exchange for kolossokens: 3 new emotes (“boo”, “big wave” and “boxer”), as well as a new petsmount: the ever so colourful Karmeleon.
Breeding and Mounts:
Several significant modifications have been brought to the breeding system. A dedicated devblog article can be found here: Click here
New breeding items can be crafted using dungeon boss resources.
The majority of old breeding items will no longer be craftable but will remain usable. Some can still be crafted but their recipes have been reviewed.
It is now possible to exchange used up breeding items against brand new ones. For that, you need to talk to Bobby the Builder in the Koalak Mountain Breeder Village, where he will exchange five breeding items of the same type for a brand new one.
A dragoturkey’s energy during a mating session will now have a direct impact on breeders: it increases the probability of getting an additional offspring.
A dragoturkey’s energy is now fixed across all levels: from level 1, dragoturkeys will have a maximum of energy equivalent to that of a level 100 dragoturkey prior to the 2.16 update.
64 new paddocks have been added to the game: Pandala (24), Amakna (24), Frigost (8) and Koalak Mountain (8).
The breeding items in public paddocks have been replaced. Their efficiency level has been increased from 15 to 30.
Breeding items left inside a paddock are transferred to the bank of the previous owner upon the sale of the paddock.
It is no longer possible to keep the paddock interface open upon the sale of said paddock (this allowed for mounts of a previous owner to be put into the new owner’s paddock).
Mimisymbic:
It is now possible to use an item whose appearance has been modified by a mimisymbic as the appearance for a new mimisymbic association (the level and equipment criteria are now correctly tested on the item that will serve to provide the appearance and no longer on the item whose appearance has been modified).
Interfaces:
The end of subscription date for the currently logged account is added to the game’s main menu (accessible via the Esc - “Esc” - key).
It is now possible to directly change characters or server from the game’s main menu, without the need to go through the traditional interfaces of character or selection.
A new interface option allows for a prefix to be displayed at the start of an informative messages (green), as well as for error or important messages (red), in the chat interface. This option makes it easier to distinguish certain channels for those who have difficulty in differentiating colours.
In the inventories, non-exchangeable items (temporarily or permanent) are now displayed with a different coloured background than that of exchangeable items.
It is now possible to zoom out of combat by using the mouse wheel. This option can be deactivated via an option.
The interface dedicated to zooming has been removed as it became redundant now that one may use the mouse wheel as well as the contextual menu to zoom in on a character or portion of the screen.
In the chat interface, commas are now used in the majority of informative messages (red or green messages), e.g., messages notifying that items have sold.
When the option to display all monsters of a group is activated, right clicking on any monster will open the bestiary interface.
In merchant mode as well as markets, the tooltip displayed whilst mousing over the search field displays properly.
After a change to a given chat channel colour, messages destined for that specific channel that are in the process of being written will change colour correctly.
The tooltip shown while mousing over the optional pod gauge on the central medallion is now displayed correctly when the inventory is full.
The explanatory tooltips have been added to the performance options’ interface.
The NPC dialogue interface manages long dialogs properly, as it no longer appears below the text area, and a scroll bar has been added for when the text to be displayed is too long.
Scrolling via the mouse wheel works properly for the shortcuts tabs, by placing the cursor over the respective area, which allows for the shortcut tab displayed to be changed.
In input fields, when a number is selected before the automatic formatting is applied (for example, the separation of thousands), the selection is now properly preserved.
In inventories, an interactive cursor is now displayed when mousing over the amount of Kamas owned, signifying that an interaction is possible.
During an exchange, it is no longer possible to move an object within the same inventory (which resulted in the cancellation of the exchange).
In the chat interface, character information is now more detailed if the character is offline.
NPCs with no dialog no longer display tooltips suggesting that they have dialog when moused over.
In the bestiary, the main area of monsters doesn’t necessarily correspond to the area in which these monsters can be found in large quantities, as other criteria are considered (for example, accessibility to the area).
On item descriptions, a symbol has been added to more easily distinguish items whose appearance is modified by a Mimisymbic.
Item shortcuts in the shortcuts tab can be moved properly outside of combat when the inventory is closed.
On spell descriptions, the display of the probability of triggering certain effects has been improved (hidden effects are properly taken into account for the probability of triggering calculation).
Smilies and custom sets now have a tooltip when placed in the shortcut tab.
Tooltips for emote shortcuts present in the shortcut tab include the shortcut key and not the command for the chat interface.
Inactive characters in the character selection carousel no longer have transparency issues with their island.
On the world map, the level of zoom displayed is correctly updated when the mouse wheel is used.
On the world map, transportation methods are now displayed under a specific category.
icons have been added to the world map to indicate the location of Astrub’s and incarnam’s militia as well as Guard of the Day Without End.
Items sold in NPC markets are sorted in ascending order of price, but in the event of identical pricing, they are grouped by category.
Artificial Intelligence:
The AI is now better at managing rogue’s illusions and tries to find the rogue by directly targeting its illusions.
Dungeon
It is now possible to teleport a group to Pandala dungeons even without the associated key or a bunch of key.
Sakai Abandoned mines’ dungeon boss N will now be named “The Exile“
Enutrof:
Bribery:
This spell cannot be cast during the first turn of a fight.
Spell points for this spell will be returned.
Iop:
Precipitation:
The cooldown for this spell is now shared between all Iops on a team.
This spell cannot be cast during the first turn of a fight.
Spell points for this spell will be returned.
Osamodas:
Spiritual Leash:
The cooldown for this spell is now shared between all Osamodas on a team.
Spell points for this spell will be returned.
Summoning of Gobball:
The cooldown for this spell is now shared between all Osamodas on a team.
Spell points for this spell will be returned.
Summoning of Prespic:
The cooldown for this spell is now shared between all Osamodas on a team.
Spell points for this spell will be returned.
Summoning of Boar:
The cooldown for this spell is now shared between all Osamodas on a team.
Spell points for this spell will be returned.
Summoning of Bwork Mage:
The cooldown for this spell is now shared between all Osamodas on a team.
Spell points for this spell will be returned.
Summoning of Crackler:
The cooldown for this spell is now shared between all Osamodas on a team.
Spell points for this spell will be returned.
Summoning of Red Wyrmling:
The cooldown for this spell is now shared between all Osamodas on a team.
Spell points for this spell will be returned.
Summoning of Tofu:
The cooldown for this spell is now shared between all Osamodas on a team.
Spell points for this spell will be returned.
Sram:
Invisibility:
The cooldown for this spell is now shared between all Srams on a team.
Spell points for this spell will be returned.
Inivisibility of Others:
The cooldown for this spell is now shared between all Srams on a team.
Spell points for this spell will be returned.
Heroic Server:
Members of the alliance that has control over the territory can now be attacked by members of other alliances in these territories.
Dead characters that are being re-played aren’t displayed as grave-stone anymore in the interace when creature mode is activated.
Achievements are now removed once the character is dead. TItles and ornaments linked to the achievement are removed as well. This modification allows characters to progress more rapidly by unlocking those achievements again after their death.
25% of the owned objects are definitely destroyed at the death of a character (instead of 50%).
Perceptors:
Perceptors don’t collect any more ressource once a character opened the “collecting” window.
Almanax:
Almanax bonus linked to mounts and pets along with the experience bonus for mounts are no longer available in arena.
Stars on a group of monster doesn’t appear faster if the attacking group quits the fight while there is a bonus on the spawning speed of stars ( Almanax bonus for example ).
Dragotrukeys experience bonus is fixed ( it was wrongly calculated and too important ).
Monsters:
In Bonta and Brakmar City, there will now be three groups of monsters per map instead of one.
Items and Equipment:
In the interfaces displaying the theorical effects of an item ( associated recipes for example ), all items’ effects ( including consumables ) are now being displayed.
It is no longer possible to temporarily exceed a limitation of the number of MP ( equipment condition for example ) by using a +MP mount.
The level of some resources are modified to better suit the level of the monster on which they can be dropped.
The levels of Magic Bamboo Wood and Magic Bamboo Plank are modified.
Quick Equips:
The pets associated with custom sets stay correctly associated with each custom set when the character own multiple identical pets in his inventory and nourish them.
Pet:
It is no longer possible to feed eniripsa powder to a pet that is at full hp.
Professions:
The profession gauge is now being correctly updated when a series of crafts are being executed.
In the list of craftsman interface, it is now possible to sort by columns.
Characters can no longer use “positioning my character” while gathering ressources.
The minimum number of ingredients in the craftsman list is now of 1 ( instead of 0 ).
Maps and Zones:
New interior maps have been added in the houses and buildings of Amakna and Astrub.
The territory “ Sufokia “ has been renamed “ Sufokia Bay “. Sufokia City keeps the same name. The territory “ Sufokian Gulf Shoreline “ is now named “ Sufokian Shoreline.“
Shortcuts:
It is now possible to associate a shortcut for the emotes interface’s opening.
For Mac users, the shortcut “cmd+tab” no longer opens the guild interface.
Shortcuts associated with “Next quick shortcut tab” and “Previous quick shortcut tab” will now be correctly saved after a reconexion.
Sound and Music:
When the sound of the client is disabled, that of cinematics is disabled as well.
The sound against some monster would disappear after the 15th turn of combat, this problem is fixed.
The sounds of equiped objects are no longer played while the client is loading.
Emotes:
Emotes that are not available ( for example, when riding a mount ) are now correctly greyed out.
Characters can correctly position themselves in all directions if they used the emote “sit” during a session.
Alerts:
A small avatar of the character are now being displayed with the alerts associated with private messages and when they log.

New in Dofus Online Client 2.15 Beta (Oct 7, 2013)

Krismahlo Island:
A small new island of mysteries is available in this update with content for characters who are approximately level 90 to 110. The island has the following features:
A new family of monsters
A new level 100 dungeon
Resources for miners and fisherman
Two new emotes
New Achievements
Two new sets that can be crafted
Wabbit Islands Village:
A new conquest village (The Abandoned Laboratories) has opened in the Wabbit Islands . This village has the following features:
A new family of monsters
Resources for miners
Two new sets that can be crafted
Control of a teleportation system of drills
Optimization and Performance:
Fixed a memory leak on the client that was triggered primarily during combat by certain animations. Correcting this problem should reduce some problems with memory consumption by the DOFUS client during long gaming sessions.
Bounty Quests:
A new bounty quest related to Sphincter Cell is now available in Astrub: Mastigator
Achievements:
The rewards for the Achievement “Sanctuary Dreggons” have been corrected. This achievement now correctly gives the player a Sapphire Dragoss Shell instead of a second White Dragoss Shell.
Alliances:
Sub-areas associated with Class Temples now correctly correspond to the areas where the temples are located (this change corrects problems encountered in KotH mode that allowed characters who were hiding in the class temples to show as being present in a different area).
The position of the new cannons that allow transportation into conquest villages while they are in KotH mode are displayed on the map.
Monsters:
Al Howin Gobball now has an aggressive AI behavior
Al Howin Tofu now has a fearful AI behavior
To facilitate movement in the sub-area Amakna Castle Tunnels, the mobs containing 5 to 8 monsters has been removed. This leaves only two groups of monsters on each map.
Al Howin’s Harvest spell now has a critical hit.
Arachkin’s Arachnobite spell is now limited to one cast per target. The damage of this spell has been increased.
Toadkin’s Craziness spell is now limited to one cast per target. The pushback damage debuff of this spell has been increased.
Devhorror’s Terror spell is now limited to one cast per target. The damage of this spell has been increased.
Worm-O'-Lantern’s Wormifuge spell is now limited to one cast per target. The effects of this spell have been increased.
The spell Rupture is now limited to two casts per target.
The spell Theft of Life is now limited to one cast per target.
The spell Wrecking is now limited to one cast per target. The damage of this spell has been increased.
The spell Nibbling is limited to one cast per target and now has a critical hit.
The spell Bite is limited to one cast per target and has a critical hit. This spell’s damage is now less random.
The spell Light Touch is now limited to one cast per target and has a critical hit. This spell’s damage is now less random.
The spell Intestinal Tearing is now limited to one cast per target and has a critical hit. The spell’s damage is now less random and the number of AP removed by the spell has been increased.
Small Intelligence Scrolls or Great Intelligence Scrolls have been removed from the loot table of the Grossewer Shaman.
Great Strength Scrolls have been removed from the loot table of Kanigers.
To avoid certain issues that caused quest monster Blam Stoker to skip his turn without acting, he now uses a different spell in combat.
Quests:
Captain Amakna now offers two new quests to characters who have already proven their value as his assistants. It seems that something is amiss in the kingdom of Amakna… if you like a twist to your tales, go visit the Captain!
The quest series related to the Dofawa and Ronald the Wise Lenald has been treated to an update, transitions between the different quests have been improved, and certain objectives have been modified to be more consistent with their context.
In the quest Waw and Peace, in order to validate the objective “Find traces of Fonzi Bleakbard” one must find an abandoned bag in the Amakna Castle Tunnels. The position of this bag has changed; it’s now on a more accessible map.
In the quest If Only I Could Turn Off Time: The probability of dropping the Eternal Metal item is now 100%
Items and Equipment:
Dofawas can no longer be destroyed and are now linked to the player’s account.
All items in the “Treats” category now have an additional condition: They cannot be used if the bonus they provide is already activated on the target character.
Books:
The text in the starting manual has been updated to reflect assorted changes to the game’s mechanics.
Class Guides: the strengths and specialties of the classes have been changed and updated.
Miscellaneous:
The NPC Frankie’s ability to trade Ivory Parchments and Ghetto Raide potions in exchange for Moskito wings has been deactivated.
The cinematic scene for the Frigostian Carriers now works correctly when flying to Count Harebourg’s castle.
Some class descriptions on the character creation page (which can be accessed via the “Description” button on the same page) have been changed.
NPCs in class temples no longer reference a weapon of choice for that class.
Icons have been added to the map to indicate boat connections between the Amakna mainland and the various islands.

New in Dofus Online Client 2.6 (Apr 4, 2012)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.5 (Mar 3, 2012)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.4 (Sep 29, 2011)

New in Dofus Online Client 2.3.0 (Dec 18, 2010)

Event: Kwismas Island
Kwismas Island is accessible again this year. All Island maps and sprites have been completely redone.
The Island can be accessed by speaking with the NPC Hector Kwismas. He can be found at the co-ordinates (8,-6). On the Heroic Server, Hector Kwismas will be standing in the Astrub Tavern at the co-ordinates (5,-17). Kwismas Island will be available from December 14th, 2010 until January 11th, 2011. The Island has been divided intthree different zones (1-70, 71-130 and 131-200). A devblog article has been posted with more details about the changes that can be expected from this event: http://devblog.dofus.com/en/posts/62-retur...mas-island.html
New Class - The Rogue Menace:
The Rogue class preview is now available for all players whpurchase the Rogue Pack.
Optimization and Performance:
A major CPU leak that occurred during fights has been corrected: the performance of the DOFUS client should nlonger degrade as quickly.
Format of the game’s archive files has been modified treduce the length of client updates
“Save game data” is nlonger activated by default (this selection can be found under the Support tab of the Options menu) timprove client performance
NPC tooltips are now cached taccelerate their display
The following spell animations have been improved and optimized:
Bow Skill
Plaguing Arrow
Critical Shooting
Powerful Shooting
Absorptive Arrow
Magic Arrow
Destructive Arrow
Frozen Arrow
Paralyzing Arrow
Atonement Arrow
Punitive Arrow
Explosive Arrow
Dark Ray
Aqueous Vulnerability
White-Hot Vulnerability
Wind Vulnerability
Earth Vulnerability
Dragoturkey sprites have been optimized (the complexity of the sprite was reduced by 40% without any loss of quality)
A memory leak in the game servers has been fixed
A new interface is available when starting the game tallow selection of three simple performance presets suitable for different computer configurations.
Emote icons are now displayed as bitmaps timprove the display speed of the emote menu.
Connection the Game:
It’s nlonger possible tinterrupt the current connection attempt by clicking on “Play” from the login interface. This change limits the number of involuntary disconnections while the try attempts tconnect in the background. The number of connection attempts should be reduced and the connection speed tthe game globally improved.
The operation of the “Interrupt” button has been adjusted and now properly returns the user tthe login if the client needs tdisplay the message “The server is taking tolong trespond, and may be unavailable.”
While changing characters, the interface now displays the correct message if the server fails trespond within 10 seconds.
On the login interface, the state of the “Quick Connection” checkbox is saved from one game session tanother.
When connecting tthe game the message “The server is taking tolong trespond, and may be unavailable” nlonger appears when the user logging in has already been placed in the queue. This correction ensures that users already in the queue dnot leave involuntarily. The number of connection attempts should be reduced and the game connection speed should improve globally.
[*In the login queue interface, the button treturn tthe previous step now works correctly when the Quick Connection option is activated.
Various optimizations tthe connection server have been made between December 3rd and November 22nd. A Devblog article is available on this subject: http://devblog.dofus.com/en/posts/61-conne...n-problems.html
Animations:
The BamboMilk spell animation nlonger plays in a loop.
During the dodge-lock animation shown from behind, the female Pandawa’s torsnlonger disappears.
During the critical fail animation, when you’re using a shovel or a pick, the weapon nlonger looks like it’s floating in mid-air.
The Dragon Pig’s attack animations nlonger play in a loop.
Characters:
The low-definition version of all character class faces have been improved.
When using the emote “Point,” a male Enutrof’s hand will nlonger show through his beard.
The animation for alchemists’ “Pick” action has been improved.
When viewed from the back, capes are now displayed properly on characters riding Dragoturkeys.
Equipment:
The following weapons are now correctly displayed in combat and when using the "Show weapon" emote:
Sunshade Staff
Eternal Wand
Mallow Marsh Daggers
Assinscrede Axe
Korriander Axe
Projects Axe
DoradShovel
PeccadillBlade
Galgarion's Helmet is now displayed correctly in profile view.
Interfaces:
In the inventory, the “Destroy this object” option present in an item’s contextual menu is now available during exchanges with another character or when you access the bank or market interfaces.
In the majority of interfaces, the character names displayed are now interactive and you can use them topen a contextual menu that gives access tactions available with these characters (add tfriends, send a private message, etc.)
The guild experience gauge displayed around the medallion now only updates itself when it is displayed.
In the custom equipment set interface, the quantity of items which are part of the selected equipment is nlonger displayed.
In the lower band, the text displayed when you hover over the “Emotes” button has been corrected.
In the Grimoire, in the spells interface, a character’s class spells are nlonger displayed if the character has been transformed intan Incarnation or a monster.
In the Grimoire, in the spells interface, it’s nlonger possible tinvest points in a spell you haven’t acquired yet.
In the character selection interface, it is once again possible tconnect with a character after a previous attempt tconnect has failed.
A character’s first three spells are now sorted in the same order in the Grimoire and in the spell shortcut bar.
When a quest notification is removed from the global map, the corresponding annotation on the mini map is now alscorrectly removed.
In the interface which displays fights in progress on the map, the names of the monsters and tax collectors nlonger display a contextual menu allowing you tcarry out actions restricted tthe player’s persons.
The interfaces for entering item quantities during item transfers are now automatically closed when the interface is closed.
The exchange interfaces (used by artisans, taccess the bank or texchange items, for example) nlonger automatically close when you click on the inventory access button or use the keyboard shortcut topen the inventory (“i”, by default).
Tutorial notifications are nlonger reinitialised when you change the option tdisplay or hide them.
Activating tutorial notifications nlonger requires you trestart the game client.
It is now possible tequip a ring or a Dofus by double-clicking from the inventory, even if an item of the same type is already equipped. It is, for example, possible tequip a Gelanwhich has different bonuses from another Gelanalready equipped by the character.
An error message in the chat window now informs you if you are unable taccess your mount’s inventory during a fight if an attempt is detected.
The “Manage Item” option (which displays the Livitinem management interface) in the contextual menu of an item is nlonger available on items which have been disassociated from a Livitinem.
The item quantity selection interface displayed when you interact with a pile of items in the inventory now closes automatically when the inventory is closed.
The “Attack” option in the Prisms of Conquest contextual menu is now grey for neutrally aligned characters.
The chat window with an inactive Tax Collector now opens correctly.
The availability of the different elements in the character creation interface has been improved tallow you tselect the new character classes.
On the character selection interface, the pedestals are nlonger deformed.
In the social interface, in the information about Tax Collectors, the times during which they are available are now correctly displayed.
In the character customisation page, the advanced characteristics progress bar nlonger moves when the list is refreshed (during the gain of a characteristics point or when you equip an item, for example).
In the contextual menu associated with the characters, the text used for the exchange action has been updated.
The zoom option in the characters’ contextual menus now turns grey when zoom is unavailable.
When you enter a house which does not belong tyour character, the house management interface is nlonger displayed.
In the contextual menus, the gaps in the text tmake room for selection buttons are now always present.
In the options menus, the Features and Performance tabs, inappropriate tool-tips are nlonger displayed.
At the bank, using the transfer all button, when there are already items of the type tbe transferred in the destination inventory, nlonger displays the incorrect quantity of these items after the transfer.
Opening a contextual menu (by right-clicking) on an item or equipping an item in the inventory via a double-click now causes the tool-tip of the item concerned tdisappear.
The tool-tip for the equipped weapon displayed in the banner now updates correctly when the weapon‘s effects have been modified (when an Incarnation gains a level, for example).
Objects now display correctly in the set interface.
A scroll bar has been added tthe “wanted” scrolls where the quest description is tolong.
Fights:
Characters’ characteristics are now correctly updated when they’re invisible (A Sram’s MP, for example, is now correctly calculated when they’re invisible).
The invocations of a Summoner are now highlighted when their summoner is selected or moused over. Similarly, Summoners are now displayed highlighted when their summons are selected or moused over. This change helps match summons and their summoners.
The second challenge interface nlonger blocks the combat zone when there is only one active challenge.
Clicking on a challenge icon now causes the tooltip for the challenge tdisappear. This change improves the visibility of the indication arrows for challenges that have specific targets.
Static summons which die in combat (Xelor’s Dial, Pandawa’s Barrel or Sadida’s Tree of Life, for example) are now correctly calculated when totaling a character's available summons.
Gains and losses of hit points are now properly reported in the combat timeline
Stacking spells that give AP (for example, Xelor's Time Theft), nlonger displays the wrong amount of AP.
Stacking spells or attacks with weapons nlonger results in display of negative AP.
The error message displayed when a character is invisible on the path of another character is now displayed even when the invisible character is positioned on the first square of the movement path. A different message is displayed when an interruption of a movement path is due tthe tackle zone of an invisible character, but only if there is nother possible explanation.
A character revived by the spell 'Spiritual Leash' is nlonger considered an summon of the Osa whrevived them in the case of challenges.
The area of effect of hammers and staves are now properly displayed.
At the end of a fight, character, guild, and mount experience are correctly displayed in the tooltip when mousing over a player's experience bar.
Chat Window:
Scrolling through text using the scroll button on the mouse now works correctly: Scrolling up or down now causes the text tscroll the same number of times as indicated by the mouse.
Now, when you enter the game, the size of the font will be the one chosen by the user.
The contextual menu for the chat window will nlonger close when you chose the first channel tuse.
Professions and Crafting:
In the item list, names of craftsmen and Smithmagi are now interactive.
On the craft interface, crafting slots unusuable with the craftsman's current profession level are properly displayed as unusable.
In the cooperative crafting interface, customers can now change the quantity of articles produced when the ingredients belong tthe crafter.
During cooperative crafting, the maximum quantity of items requested by making the customer are now properly based on the quantities of ingredients available.
The odds of success are updated properly when gaining a profession level during mass-crafting. It is nlonger necessary tclose the craft interface tbenefit from the increased chance of success (after gaining a crafting level) during the mass-crafting.
Only one error message is now displayed at the failure of an item craft.
The level of the job of a crafter in "public" mode is now correctly taken intaccount: it nlonger shows the level of the character making the request.
The interruption of mass crafting nlonger prevents the crafting of other objects with a different recipe.
On the craft interface an cooperative interface, the list of recipes available when "Show all possible" is activated is now correctly updated when the inventory of the character changes.
Signature Runes can now properly be removed after being placed as ingredients in the crafting interface and cooperative interface.
It is nlonger possible tuse multiple Signature Runes during the production of a single object.
Ignored characters can nlonger receive requests for cooperative crafts.
"Public" mode nlonger prevents making cooperative crafting requests.
The signature of an object is now placed correctly when trying tuse a signature rune when another signature is already on the object.
When making a recipe that requires one or more ingredients with different effects, only ingredients that have effects identical tthose of the ingredients used in the original recipe can be used in manufacturing a series of objects.
Smithmagic:
The results display for weapon repairs or element-changing is improved (some changes were not displayed in an order or sometimes incorrect).
The residual magic can now be generated by runes whose power is very low: the calculations of residual magic ("sinks") are more rounded.
The position of the scroll bar on the item effects list is not reset with each change of the object.
Quests:
The Eternal Harvest: It is now possiblefor characters whhave inadvertently lost their Gargantuan Perfect Soul Stone tobtain a new one from the NPC Otomai.
The display of information in the quest book has been adjusted. Descriptions of uncompleted quest steps are now hidden. The rewards for an uncompleted step are nlonger visible.
Non-repeatable quests (like Emote Dungeon quests) can now be engaged 2 times per account per 24 hours for non-subscribers and 8 times per account for subscribers accounts.
The wanted poster for the Mastoslob now works properly in DOFUS clients set tdisplay texts in Hispanic.
Incarnation Weapons:
Incarnation spells can not be deleted from the spell shortcut bar any more.
Experience points earned by an Incarnation are now properly displayed at the end of combat. A tooltip will now display if experience has been gained by an Incarnation or a normal character.
Paddocks & Breeding:
It is possible ttarget outside of an enclosure when adding or removing a mount for breeding.
It is now possible tplace items on all livestock in a paddock, even those at the top of the paddock.
Dragoturkeys nlonger fade when there are many animations of reproduction and use of breeding items.
Parts of Armored Dragoturkeys are now correctly displayed in all views, and nlonger disappear when using the emote "release gases".
In the paddock interface, it is again possible tfeed a mount several times.
The end of the experience gauge (around the central "medallion") for a Level 100 Mount is displayed correctly.
In the paddock interface, the text "All types" is correctly translated in the list of certificates.
Keyboard shortcuts:
Using the shortcut "CTRL + Enter" tsend a message in the chat interface will now send the message directly intthe "Team" channel in combat.
The shortcut Esc will now properly close the interface used tconfirm the use of a spell point.
The shortcut Esc will now properly close the interface used tfeed a mount.
Shortcuts "Left Arrow" and "Right Arrow" can now scroll through the pages of a book being read
Sound and Music:
When using numerous DOFUS clients at the same time, starting a large number of fights consecutively nlonger results in the progressive disappearance of sounds and music.
Miscellaneous:
Following characters nlonger block movement.
When changing the color of a character, the character's old colors are displayed correctly.
It is now possible tattack another character on the Dark Vlad map of the Evil Forest.
The animation blocking access tthe cave Moowolf has been corrected.
The appearance of Frakacia Leukocytine has been improved.
The resources "Nelween Down" and "Flask of Nelween Smoke" are now correctly displayed in the inventory.
During a perceptor attack, the message indicating that a character has left the defending team appears only when this actually happens.
Error messages are now displayed when an item is not improved during a crafting attempt.
When selecting or creating a character, disconnection for inactivity is properly managed.

Dofus Online Client Changelog

What's new in Dofus Online Client 2.48

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