The Wheel of Fortune: Mirela in Eldmoor's market spins for pets, mounts and gold-gear recipes, with the Seam drake as the featured prize. One free spin a day; a Legendary comes 0.6% of the time, more often from the 64th spin and for certain at the 80th; a Legendary that is not the featured prize makes the next one the featured prize; every 10th spin is at least Epic. Every rate is written on the wheel. The bag has three pages: 50 free slots, then 10 more at a time for gold. Selling filters by Gear, Potions and Materials, and quick-sell sells what the filter shows. The V slot takes charms, the Clarity Draught, the recall scroll and other usable items. Experience charms, the Phoenix Feather, the Warding Charm, the Lucky Charm and the Dungeon Key are sold by merchants, the Clarity Draught by the apothecary; Dungeon Keys drop much less often. Dungeon bosses no longer run home to heal: once in a fight they chase everyone still alive in the dungeon. Weapons carry fewer lines: power, critical and boss damage; Warrior weapons more power, Rogue daggers more critical; block, evasion and pierce moved to each class's gloves, and the sword's health to the Warrior's helmets and armour. A +12 weapon gains 75% of its base stats (armour still 50%). Attack power is now called Strength (Warrior, Ranger, Rogue) or Wisdom (Mage, Bard). Critical damage stops at 250%; bosses and minibosses from level 30 have critical resistance, shown in the Tome, and bosses of level 30 and up lost health to match. Gear bought in shops is plain stock with no extra lines; dropped and crafted gear still rolls its lines. Fixed: enhancing Bard gear did not raise Wisdom (once called Resonance) — pieces enhanced before now have their stats.