Event improvements, live ledger and more
Hold contests have a live Ledger. Every attack, settlement, and capture on the contested islands shows up as it happens, so you can follow the whole fight without refreshing or guessing who is pulling ahead.
New
- Hold contests have a live Ledger: attacks, settlements, and captures on the contested islands appear as they happen.
Improved
- The Governor’s Desk has a dedicated Events tab, laid out as Desk, News, Events, and Tower. A Hold contest splits into Standings, Ledger, and Guide.
- Hold standings show who is holding each island right now, and the leading banner’s progress bar is tinted in its own alliance colour with a glow.
- Tap a contested island in a Hold contest to jump straight to it on the map.
- When a Hold contest ends, the result crowns the victor and shows the total fallen across every side in a tally.
- Nyssa leaves a clue how to find her: gather relic fragments from islands with churches, assemble the wayward compass at your workshop, and use it to discover her.
- New Nyssa rite, Wayward Wind: a blessing that gives your fleets +50% speed.
Fixed
- Banked time in a Hold contest ticks up live now instead of looking frozen between refreshes.
- You can bless or curse an island you just captured. It no longer says “Target island not found”.
- A colonisation order counts down to when your fleet arrives now, not the round trip home.
- Shipments and garrison troops turn back now instead of unloading into enemy hands when the island is captured by another alliance, or destroyed, while your ships are at sea. The cargo comes home and you get a turned-away report.
- Contested islands stay put when a Hold contest ends. The roster and who held each island still show.
- “First Great Haul” now says it counts a single haul from raiding an unclaimed island; plunder from attacks on other players does not count.
- Wreckers’ Charts treasure finds count only real treasure chests now, matching the Treasure Hunters leaderboard. Surviving a cursed chest no longer ticks your finds up.
