What's new

Pick several stats and drag a slider for how much each one matters. Every stat is scored against the best its rarity could manage, so an even split really is even — and each shows what it got against what it could have reached alone.

It filtered the quest list by their name, so the 68 characters who give no quests came back empty. It now opens the directory on their card, which works for all 120.

Searching a rune, relic, potion, code, enchant or modifier dropped you on a page and left you to find it. Results now open the right tab, expand the right card, and ring the item you asked for.

Events roll every 30 minutes on the clock, the same in every server, so there is now a live timer for it. Admin Abuse is a different thing and nobody can predict it — the page says so rather than pretending.

One slider set the quality of your whole loadout, which is not how rolls work — each piece rolled separately, and two of the same ring can be 95% and 55%. Every piece now has its own, with a shortcut to set them all.

Eight ring slots means eight of the same ring is a normal build, but clicking an equipped ring took one off instead of adding another. Rings now have a counter.

The site used to be one blank shell that filled itself in with JavaScript, so search engines saw nothing. All 194 pages are now built as actual HTML, each with its own title and description, plus a sitemap.

Twenty-four tiles covering everything the game has, using the wiki’s own icon set tinted to our palette, grouped by what you came to find out.

All seven, from Silver at 1.1× to Prismatic at 1.6×, with the extras some of them add on top. On the Equipment page, since that is what they apply to.

The fifteen events the luck model already used were only visible inside the Luck panel. They now have a tab, split by whether they stack additively or multiplicatively.

Seven new sections covering the systems the site had nothing on: redeemable codes, altar enchant odds, excavation permits and timers, relics, levels and mastery, potions and trinkets, and what a modifier does to a sell price.

Every value on the site was the unmodified price with no hint that a Perfect roll is worth 24 times it. Mineral pages now show what the top modifiers would make a kilo worth.

Fifteen sections do not fit in a flat bar, so they are grouped by what you came to find out rather than by which wiki page the data came from.

The Galactic Pan and Shovel were listed like anything else you could go and buy. Only the individual wiki pages record that, so the site never knew.

Your loadout and museum totals used to sit below the whole list on a phone, where nobody scrolled to them. They now come first, and once you scroll past, a bar at the bottom keeps them one tap away.

Picking an ore for a display further down the page opened the chooser off-screen above the fold. It now opens centred, wherever you are on the page.

A gold pan with a handful of crystals in it, which suits the game rather better than the old letter mark did.

Loadouts now work like museum builds: keep several, switch between them, and send one as a link. The link carries your roll quality and the six-star toggle, so the numbers a friend sees are the ones you saw.

Keep several museum setups the way the Manage Museums Board does, switch between them, and send one to a friend as a link. Opening someone else’s build never touches your own.

Every change to the site now lands here, and you get a nudge the next time you visit after something ships.

The favicon pointed at a file that never shipped, so every tab showed a blank page icon. Replaced with a proper one, plus a home-screen icon for phones.

Displays only accept their own rarity, so filling the museum is 18 separate picks. Choose a stat and it ranks every ore, fills the best one into each display, and totals what you gain.

Clearing the Luck or Capacity box snapped it back to 1, so typing 2400 got you 12400. The boxes can now be empty while you type, and the spinner arrows are gone.

107 quests and 120 NPCs, searchable by the place they stand. Location and dig-site pages now list who you will find there.

The community build guide, reorganised around where you actually are rather than stage numbers, plus how to obtain every blueprint a recipe needs.

67 craftable items with base and 6-star stats, and an estimator that turns your pan capacity and cycle time into how many of a mineral you should expect in a session.

Enter your Luck, tick the events and totems you have up, and every drop rate on the site re-prices against it. Additive and multiplicative boosts are handled separately, the way the wiki describes them.

Every mineral, every drop rate, and every dig site with its full loot table — the lookup the wiki makes you do by hand, done for you.