The 0.9.4.1 update has been rolled out for Nordic Ashes, and here’re the comprehensive patch notes showing the changes that will be added with this patch. The game’s latest version is not extensive, unlike the previous ones, but still, it will increase the gameplay experience with the changes and fixes that it brings, such as solving an issue about Amaranth’s relic Skog wasn’t being added to the Glossary. Check out the Nordic Ashes 0.9.4.1 update patch notes below.
Nordic Ashes 0.9.4.1 Update Patch Notes
Before announcing the latest Nordic Ashes update, a community manager of the game stated on Steam, “Today we bring this minor patch including some fixes for the bugs you reported these days. Thanks so much for your support. If you have any suggestions, issues, or any kind of feedback, don’t hesitate to contact us: Discord and Steam Community.”
- Amaranth’s relic Skog wasn’t being added to the Glossary.
- Crystal Soul Relic wasn’t removing red hearts from the UI.
- Transparency setting is now being applied to Forest Mayhem
- Brazilian Portuguese translation updated.
- Minor translation corrections
Meanwhile, if you missed the previous update, named Version 0.9.3, you can check out its patch notes below.
Fixes and Changes
- When you get gold from Talkor’s ultimate, it can now exceed the maximum limit of 99 or 250 (if you have the Yggdrasil upgrade).
- There was a visual bug with life containers in some cases.
- The in-game information displayed above the Relics was not displayed properly in some cases.
- Penetration stat in Yggdrasil has been changed to Summons stat.
Knights of the Dark Skins
- This is a friendly reminder that the Knights of the Dark skins for Axeldör, Thyra, and Hafgrim are Early Access exclusive. This means they will only be available while Early Access lasts (until Nov/Dec 2023, we still don’t have a fixed date for the official launch of the game).
Head to the dev’s official website for more information about the game’s latest and future updates.
Nordic Ashes is available on PC, Linux, and MacOS.
