Look, Sol: enchant has just dropped a fresh batch of updates, tweaking knight and mage skill balances alongside a shiny new Guild Raid feature. On top of that, the developers dropped a cheeky developer note hinting at a much-requested storage vault function for imprint items, while the Lucky Altar event kicks off. KookminTree has rounded up all the juicy details and community chatter for you.

Fresh news for you (Gods)

Knight and Mage Skill Balance Tweaks

Let us take a gander at the skill tweaks for knights and mages. The developer has adjusted Guardian Body I & II and Dash Shock I & II along with Shield Stun for knights, while Guardian Focus I & II and Arcane Thunder got the nod for mages.

Guardian Body now boasts a max HP increase bumped up by 5 percentage points, whereas Dash Shock shaved 5 seconds off its cooldown while adding 0.5 seconds to stun duration. Shield Stun also saw a 3-second reduction in cooldown paired with a 0.5-second longer stun. Over on the mage side, Guardian Focus I now throws in a +1 magic amplification bonus, while Guardian Focus II sees its magic amplification jump from 5 to 6. Arcane Thunder had its MP cost trimmed down slightly from 50 to 45. Check out the image above for the nitty-gritty.

Guild Raid Content Added

The time has come to team up with guildmates, take down the raid boss, and bag some sweet loot because Guild Raid content is finally live. Pop a Guild Raid Moving Stone (Phoenix) (Imprint) inside your guild hideout, and a portal will spawn for a brisk 20 minutes. The clock starts ticking the absolute second the very first character steps foot into the guild dungeon, leaving you with a strict 20-minute window.

Muster the courage to lay low the raid boss Phoenix's Clone, and every single guild member who swung a weapon at the beast walks away with an Equipment Enhancement Scroll (Imprint) - Subjugation Token. Plus, lady luck might just smile upon you with extra goodies like Natael's Headpiece, Luciana's Armor, Elion's Robe, or Ancient Magic Earrings, so rounding up the squad for a raid night sounds like a solid choice.

Divine Leaks: Next Update Preview

Imprint Item Storage Vault Feature Incoming

Up until now, Sol: enchant treated imprint items strictly as non-tradeable goods that could not even be shared across characters within the same account via storage. Naturally, this left players switching their main classes or heavily investing in squad progression feeling rather pinched.

Responding to the friction, the folks behind Sol: enchant dropped a developer note promising a storage vault feature for imprint items. The team assures us they are hammering away to get it added in the blink of an eye. Exact deployment dates and details will follow shortly. Oh, and keep your eyes peeled next week for announcements regarding the 100th-day event and Chuseok festivities.

Solving your queries at the Divine Counseling Office

Q. Care to share some grace enhancement know-how?
A. The developer recommends pushing for grace enhancement starting around +5 or +6.

Did you manage to snag the Genesis Grace Equipment Enhancement Scroll before sales wrapped up at 7:00 AM on September 16? Since this particular scroll stops equipment from vanishing into thin air even if enhancement fails, it sparked an absolute frenzy when it first debuted back on September 9. That said, it comes with a strict catch: you can only use it once per piece of gear. Naturally, players started begging for tips on how best to deploy the item.

Fellow Sol: enchant players happily stepped up to share their wisdom, advising others to save the Grace Equipment Enhancement Scroll for +5 or +6 gear. The consensus is to use a standard Equipment Enhancement Scroll (Divine) to bump items up to +3, push them to +5 or +6, and then unleash the grace scroll. Keep in mind that gear buffed with this special scroll will feature enhancement numbers glowing in a striking red.

This Week's Divine New Event

Lucky Altar Event

Stroll over to the Kalteon Castle Plaza right now, and you will stumble upon four peculiar altars named Nine, Experience, Superior Materials, and Damage Boost. Head over to Luxia near the fountain, and you can purchase up to 5 Lucky Coins per account daily for 31,500 Nine each. Feed these coins into the altars, and probabilities will determine whether you score a Jackplot Reward, Winning Reward, or a Better Luck Next Time Reward.

The consolation prize hands you back Lucky Coins along with Lucky Fragments, the crafting material for the Seal of the Gods, while the other tiers dole out unique goodies depending on the altar. Alongside this, companion events dubbed Lucky Altar and Altar: Tower and Isles are also live, so dive in and grab that loot, mate.