Age of Sovereigns

A world that is alive, and has a climate - The map is no longer a painted backdrop. Meadows roll, windmills turn their blades, farmsteads sit in wheat fields, campfires flicker, mines dig into the mountainsides, boats sail shore to shore, caravans ride the dirt roads between your cities, deer and horses graze the hills, and brooks wind down to the sea. - The world has regions now: jungle, snow and volcanic country, each with its own ground and rock, and wildlife that stays where it belongs. Volcanic land is cracked lava with lava running through the mountains, and the volcanoes above it smoke. - Main cities burn bright, with a rising flame on the golden star ring, and an enemy clan's cities carry a red ring with flickering flames while a war is on. Cities you can recognise - Every castle and town model is rebuilt. A castle reads as a castle, the keep rises instead of sprawling sideways, and the debris around neutral villages is gone. - City labels are painted banners now, in the colour of whoever holds the place: the level on the pennant, the troop count along the ribbon, and a countdown on a red strip while a city is under wall protection. - Decoration casts a soft shadow on the ground again, on every device and not just the fastest, so the map has depth. And the animals stand on the ground instead of sunk to the waist in it. Season events - The events screen is one window with a tab rail instead of two panels sliding in from opposite sides. Quests moved inside it, and missions became a grid of tiles you take in at a glance instead of a list you scroll. - Every running event gets its own tab, with its own mission board, its own currency and wallet, a shop (city skins with a rotating preview, potions, main-city changes, transfer rushes, chests) and a reward track that pays out as you earn. - One Events button below Shop badges the missions waiting for you, and every special offer gets its own button instead of sharing one. Plan ahead - Talent plans: pre-select where your future skill points go, past the points you hold, tier skills included. - Recall All: every city you own sends its garrison home in one tap. - An auto-upgrade item that keeps your cities rising evenly for 24 hours while you are away, at the same costs and rules as by hand. - Arrival notifications: tick the box when you send an army and you are told, push included, the moment it lands. Clans - The leader can rename the clan, war targets are marked on the map and the mini-map, officers see the last seven days of contributions per member, and the top clans and alliances earn diamonds at season end. Quality of life - Shop offers show and respect their daily purchase limit, Regroup takes every city in range again whatever it holds, and Equip Best fills your artifact slots too and picks by real total value, not by rarity. - Chat translation runs through our own backend, so it stops failing. - A full French pass across every screen, and hundreds of missing texts in the other languages. Fixes from your reports - Nearly 250 tickets from the community portal across this line. The ones that mattered most: Rally no longer freezes the game, your shield never breaks by accident, rally armies arriving after a target changed hands fight one combined battle, spy reports arrive on time, your own returning army is no longer reported as an enemy attack, and tapping Upgrade quickly no longer makes the level jump around. Under the hood - A large performance pass, so all of the above runs light instead of costing you frames and battery: over-modelled decoration thinned, the jungle no longer paying twice for canopy nobody can see, and every city and temple now shipping a map-only copy stripped of geometry the camera can never show.