A clearer shape for each vocation

Characters now use their intact class artwork. Inventory weapon and armour pictures are no longer pasted over the body, and generic replacement arms have been removed. The world character and equipment portrait share this appearance. Equipped items still contribute their full gameplay stats; worn gear and reinforcement no longer change the character's body. Appearance colours, chosen cosmetic outfits, werewolf form and riding remain available.

Automatic attributes now follow a visible five-point plan. Alchemist, Arcanist, Necromancer and Druid receive four Intelligence and one Constitution. Ranger and Assassin receive four Agility and one Constitution. Riftwalker receives two Agility, two Intelligence and one Constitution. Knight retains three Strength, one Agility and one Constitution; Paladin retains two Strength, two Constitution and one Intelligence. Survivor remains a manual path.

Existing investments are not silently replaced. Open Character, then Attributes, and choose Use class build to preview and confirm a free redistribution of all attribute points, including manually assigned ones. Bonus points are preserved. The action enables future automatic attributes and talents, without spending existing talent points, healing the character or resetting cooldowns. Manual allocation and the ordinary refund remain available.

New equipment affixes and reforges now exclude stats a vocation cannot use. Summon power is reserved for Ranger and Necromancer equipment. Survivor rolls exclude mana and active-skill bonuses. Shared pieces follow the recipient or reforging character, while vocation-restricted pieces follow their intended class. Physical techniques still benefit from skill power, so that stat remains available to their users.

Existing items keep their stats. Drop chances, rarity thresholds, affix counts and value ranges are unchanged. This update does not reroll saved equipment or charge for the attribute correction.