On the 24th, Sol: Enchant released its first developer note, outlining the guiding principles and future roadmap for its updates. The announcement touches upon stabilizing in-game currency, balancing the economy, and introducing a raft of quality-of-life improvements and fresh content to keep the game engaging.

Let’s start with the economy. Sol: Enchant is making it clear that preserving the value of Diamonds and items is their absolute priority. They intend to tread carefully to ensure the market isn’t flooded, avoiding any cracks in the economic foundation. To that end, the highly anticipated World Exchange is still on track for a July launch.

The team also promises that updates will not undermine the enjoyment of Nine and Nine Core mechanics. Starting with the limited crafting event on June 24th, they plan to roll out consistent event content using Nine Cores. They’ve pledged to monitor server-wide Nine Core prices closely, promising proactive intervention to nip any potential economic issues in the bud.

Balance adjustments and quality-of-life tweaks are also on the menu. Following the arrival of new skills in early July, the team plans to overhaul classes in phases, starting with the Knight—with data-driven fine-tuning to follow. Other requested features, such as a 10m auto-combat range, party system, guild distribution, dungeon maps, squad/offline mode improvements, UI scaling, and guild party systems, are all currently in the works.

Finally, to ensure there is always something to look forward to, the team is fleshing out the game with new growth-focused content. This includes the 'Tower of God' arriving at the end of June, and a brand new 'Healer' class set for late July. For all the granular details, you can check the official Sol: Enchant website.