v0.14.0 — Fog of war and new block affixes

World map

The region maps are rebuilt from painted hex tiles, with mountain ranges, forests, coasts and trails, and the Dark Citadel as a fortress city around an abyss.
Fog of war: everything you haven’t seen yet lies under drifting clouds. Your camp, every cleared tile with its neighbours, and every tile you can reach are revealed. A newly seen area clears over a moment, the trails only show on tiles you can reach, and a conquered region lifts its fog completely.
The Dark Citadel was laid out anew and has five more combat tiles (ranks 95–100). Tiles you already cleared stay cleared; the new ones wait to be explored. That makes 247 combat tiles in the world, and 247 Exploration Points to earn.
The tile progress bar shows “x / 500 kills” on hover. A cleared tile shows no bar, and the Resonance kill counter is no longer on the combat screen (it is still on the world map’s Resonance card).

Heal on Block (magic and rare shields): heals you for 2–25% of the damage a block prevents, depending on the tier. The block’s log line shows how much you healed.
Reflect on Block (magic and rare shields): sends 2–25% of the damage a block prevents back at the attacker. It adds to Unyielding’s reflect share, and thorns still come on top.
Both can be added by the Witch from the Defense group.
Maximum Rage raises your rage cap of 100. It is unique-only, and no unique carries it yet.
Enemy DR Reduction is now unique-only (the unique Ardor keeps it). If your magic or rare items carry it, each roll is replaced by a random other affix of the same tier when you update your save.

Releasing Palm hits harder: its detonation now pays ×1.5 of the remaining damage over time at rank 1 and ×2.5 at rank 20 (was ×1.0 to ×2.0).
The “enemy has damage over time” cast rule now takes a stack count (1–50). Every burn, poison and bleed counts as one stack, all together: 2 poisons and 1 bleed make 3. That way Releasing Palm can wait for a full stack while the skills below it keep the Rage. Existing rules keep working as “at least 1”.

You can call the hunting crew back while they’re out scouting: you get half the fee back, and whatever they were tracking is lost. Tracking the Brood Matriarch can’t be called off.