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Patch Notes Overview: New Buildables

Bloodlords! This time, we focused on smaller additions - new decorative pieces have been added, and several locations across Sangavia have been revisited to make them more distinct and rewarding to explore.

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addedThis time, we focused on smaller additions - new decorative pieces have been added, and several locations across Sangavia have been revisited to make them more distinct and rewarding to explore.

addedAdorn Your DomainYour castle should reflect your status and legacy! And in this update, we’re introducing new decorative pieces so you can do just that.

addedAdorn Your DomainGargoyle statues can now stand guard throughout your castles and halls, warding off evil… though we’re not entirely sure what evil, they certainly look the part.

changedAdorn Your DomainYour walls shouldn't remain bare either. Hang portraits of Razvan or Reveka to keep a watchful presence close, or choose tranquil landscape paintings inspired by the lands of Sangavia for a calmer, more refined atmosphere.

addedAdorn Your DomainWe’ll be adding more paintings in the next update!

changedReworked Areas and Hidden PathsSeveral locations have received a visual upgrade and extra loot for you to discover.

Vampires: Bloodlord Rising changes

addedThis time, we focused on smaller additions - new decorative pieces have been added, and several locations across Sangavia have been revisited to make them more distinct and rewarding to explore.

addedYour castle should reflect your status and legacy! And in this update, we’re introducing new decorative pieces so you can do just that.

addedGargoyle statues can now stand guard throughout your castles and halls, warding off evil… though we’re not entirely sure what evil, they certainly look the part.

changedYour walls shouldn't remain bare either. Hang portraits of Razvan or Reveka to keep a watchful presence close, or choose tranquil landscape paintings inspired by the lands of Sangavia for a calmer, more refined atmosphere.

addedWe’ll be adding more paintings in the next update!

Bloodlords!

This time, we focused on smaller additions - new decorative pieces have been added, and several locations across Sangavia have been revisited to make them more distinct and rewarding to explore.

To see the full list of changes, head over to the patch notes.

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Adorn Your Domain

Your castle should reflect your status and legacy! And in this update, we’re introducing new decorative pieces so you can do just that.

Gargoyle statues can now stand guard throughout your castles and halls, warding off evil… though we’re not entirely sure what evil, they certainly look the part.

Your walls shouldn't remain bare either. Hang portraits of Razvan or Reveka to keep a watchful presence close, or choose tranquil landscape paintings inspired by the lands of Sangavia for a calmer, more refined atmosphere.

We’ll be adding more paintings in the next update!

Reworked Areas and Hidden Paths

Several locations have received a visual upgrade and extra loot for you to discover.

The Cultists’ Cave has been reworked to truly feel like a place of dark worship. Updated visuals and added details give the area a stronger identity, in case the remains scattered throughout weren’t already convincing enough.

Thought you knew all the secrets of the Grove? Think again. In the Grove of Sorrows, the hidden tunnel connecting two houses has been remade, with extra rewards waiting for curious explorers.

We’re already working on the next update! Stay tuned, and let us know if Razvan or Reveka will be adorning your walls.

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