v0.13.2 — A fresh coat of paint

A visual update across the whole game. The gameplay stays the same.

Combat scene

Enemies step out of the dark when they spawn and fade away after they fall.
Your hero walks on between kills. The view pushes forward with a light head bob until the next enemy appears, and the backdrop drifts slowly the rest of the time. Your system’s “reduce motion” setting turns this off.
Rare and unique drops light up the battlefield: a beam in the item’s rarity colour rises where the enemy fell, with the item’s icon in it. Only items that actually reach your bag get a beam, not auto-sold or discarded ones.
Each region now has one painted backdrop for its open field and its own backdrop for the dungeon.
The enemy card carries a frame in the enemy’s rarity colour.

Painted markers for the dungeons and event tiles, and landmark tiles lit in their own colour.
Cleared tiles get a quiet light rim instead of a check mark, so an explored region still shows its painting. Frontier tiles trace their kill progress around the rim, and the selected tile pulses.
Region crests, and a Resonance card you can fold away.
On phones the map opens as a large window in the middle of the screen.

NPC portraits for the Barkeeper, the Blacksmith, the Trader and the Witch.
The equipment tab shows a painting of your own class instead of the same knight for everyone, and empty slots show a faint outline of what goes there.
Icons on the town tabs (with a padlock on locked ones), a slimmer header, a compact Region Conquests list and a combat dock on phones.
Costs at the Blacksmith, the Witch and the Trader show thousands separators.

New key art behind the main menu and login, restyled save slots, and tall class paintings on the Choose Class screen.
Emblems for every entry in the in-game menu.
Achievements now read like a Steam achievements page: one progress bar, then Unlocked (newest first) and Locked (closest to done first). Hidden achievements are counted in one line at the end.
The Bestiary shows large portraits, and the Armory shows its uniques as an icon grid.
The offline summary shows found items as an icon grid.