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Patch notes

Every update to Fablia, newest first: what is new at the table, what got better and what we fixed.

  1. update

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    • NewListen: the Dungeon Master can read any scene aloud. Choose the narrator voice for each adventure in Settings.
    • NewA new adventure's opening narration can read itself aloud. Turn it on or off with Read Opening Aloud in Settings.
    • NewNarrator speed, from 0.75× to 1.5×.
    • NewFablia now speaks 11 languages: English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian and Chinese.
    • NewMusic and sound effects each get their own volume slider.
    • ImprovedEvery turn streams in as the DM writes it, dice rolls included. If the connection drops, the text stays on screen and the story picks up where it left off.
    • ImprovedA new loading screen, with its own quiet music, as you enter an adventure.
    • ImprovedSettings are grouped into pages, with Discord and rating one tap away.
    • ImprovedAfter a purchase, the action you were taking carries on by itself.
    • FixedDice results always match the story: a natural 20 always succeeds and a natural 1 always fails.
    • FixedDice cards come back when you reopen a saved adventure.
  2. update

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    • NewEvery story gets its own world map, with pins placed where the story put them.
    • NewMeet the Ultra Dungeon Master, with its own introduction.
    • NewSkill point buttons on your character sheet, and clearer rolls for skills you are not proficient in.
    • NewManage your subscription from Settings.
    • ImprovedStories with their own hero now show that hero's portrait.
    • ImprovedLong chronicles scroll smoothly, and there is no longer a cap on how far back they go.
    • ImprovedThe keyboard no longer covers what you are typing.
    • ImprovedA smaller download: about 15 MB lighter.
    • FixedGoing back from a custom backstory no longer closes the app.
    • FixedFixed a crash on Android 7.
    • FixedButtons at the bottom of the screen no longer sit under the system navigation bar.
  3. update

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    • NewCan't find the story you want to play? Request one from the bottom of Home.
    • NewGold, damage and loot now appear as cards in the chronicle.
    • NewChoose your Dungeon Master tier from Settings → Chat Model.
    • NewFresh artwork for 24 spells and skills.
    • ImprovedTap a quest to read it in full. Its description stays when you return to the chat.
    • ImprovedStory previews open right over Home.
    • ImprovedA new daily reward screen.
    • ImprovedA scrollbar you can drag, and older messages load without the list jumping.
    • ImprovedWhen the network comes back, the adventure retries by itself.
    • FixedBack with the keyboard open now closes the keyboard instead of leaving the chronicle.
    • FixedDaily countdowns follow your own midnight.
  4. update

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    • NewA new die: the red galaxy d20, thrown the way it would be on a real table.
    • NewPick how the DM plays before every adventure: Story Mode or Creative Mode.
    • ImprovedThe opening scene appears from its very first word.
    • ImprovedThe intro film can be skipped.
    • ImprovedA dropped connection recovers on its own.
    • FixedSpell bonuses are counted once, not twice.
  5. update

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    • NewA redesigned chat, a world map and painted scene illustrations.
    • NewDice that bounce like a tabletop throw, with embers and dust as they land, and a results page for every roll.
    • NewWrite the Lore: Custom Game ends with the DM's questions about your world, and an Inspire button when you are stuck.
    • NewChoose the art style of your scenes in Settings.
    • NewLoot Found cards show every item you pick up.
    • ImprovedOne Sound Effects switch controls every effect.
    • ImprovedA faster, much smaller app.
    • ImprovedTap a support reply notification to open your conversation.
  6. update

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    • NewA new app icon: the red dragon.
    • Improved“All Stories” is now “All Campaigns”.

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