The Quarterdeck
Dunmast has a new look, and everything you have under way now follows you from page to page.
A New Look
Every page of the game is redrawn. Brass is the new colour scheme, dark wood and brass around the same woodcuts.
Parchment stays in Settings, free for every captain.
Your Port on Every Page
Your stores now run down the left of every page, and everything under way down the right: fleets home with their report, buildings and research in progress, fleets at sea.
On a phone the stores are a row along the top. Your flag now flies beside your port's name.
Colours for Members
Members now have five more colour schemes in Settings: Ink, Tar, Night Watch, Fathom and Sailcloth. Each one redraws the whole game, and your choice follows you to every device.
They are colours and nothing more. Membership stays one flat $5 a month, with nothing else to buy.
Dispatch
The dispatch window now offers only the missions that fit the tile you picked, each in its own colour.
Type an address instead and it tells you what is there, as far as you have charted it.
Fleet Reports
A fleet report now opens on the battle, both fleets drawn across the top. Under it: the spoils, the ships that came home, and the ones lost, in red.
Towns and Shops
Every town now opens on its painting, with the people on the quay as tabs and the counter beside your hold.
The Fishmonger, the Collector, the travelling shops and the Corsair's Bazaar all trade across the same counter. The Collector now shows only what your hold carries.
A New First Voyage
Captains joining now get a new first hour. The Harbourmaster lays out all six orders and what each one pays, and points at the next thing to press.
Rewards Show Themselves
Rewards now reveal themselves. Most days a report or a chest is a quiet list that counts into your stores. When something rare lands, it gets the full reveal.
A first campaign boss brought down, a delve cleared, a faction tier crossed, a journal finished: each one gets its moment.
Misc.
- The Sea Chart now has Home at the top right, beside the seas, with where you are under the title.
- Building cards are now half the height: each cost shows what it needs, and its tooltip shows what you hold.
- The Shipyard now lists its hulls as rows.
- The alliance page now leads with the raids under way, the clock and the captains.
- The Corsair's Bazaar now opens from the top bar.
- A first-stage Arsenal piece now salvages for Broad Arrows, and one that drops while you already hold that piece at any stage is now salvaged in the chest, with the Arrows shown.
- A Mysterious Message now only points at an Arsenal you have not charted yet.