On 8 April, Vampir rolled out its latest content update, introducing the 'Mausoleum' progression system and the solo challenge dungeon, 'Narichanye Valley'. The patch also bundles in class changes, server transfers, and a suite of quality-of-life tweaks for clans.

Narichanye Valley is a solo PvE instance where you're tasked with clearing waves of monsters and a boss within a ticking clock. It’s a 50-stage gauntlet, and you’ll bag rewards like XP and gold for your first clear of each stage. For now, the standard mode is available, and a seasonal mode will arrive in a future update.

The new 'Mausoleum' content is also open for business. You dispatch contracted gravediggers to scrounge up items, while equipping Coffin Cards to boost your stats. Simply holding or completing a collection of these cards provides a power bump. If you manage to place the right Coffin Card in its matching slot, you'll unlock exclusive effects and skills. Until 22 April, the 'Razvi's Mausoleum Support Mission' event is running, handing out handy items like dispatch time-reduction vouchers to help you settle in.

Server transfer and class change events are now live. Class changes are open until 15 April, 04:59, and the level requirement has been lowered from 64 to 60, making it more accessible. Meanwhile, the second round of server transfers for the Korean region runs from 8 April at 18:00 to 9 April, 23:59. Keep in mind, you only get two transfer attempts in total across both the first and second rounds.

On top of that, clan life just got a bit easier. You can now rename your clan, use new filter functions in the clan vault to find items quickly, and export raid info to manage your group better. For the full breakdown of changes, check out the official Vampir community page.