Third spec “C”, haggling at the Order Desk and top-up pricing for bundles

• Talents: a third active spec “C” next to “A” and “B” — one more layout, switched with one tap. It is bought in the shop (“Services” → “Hero & account”, 490 ₽) for the hero selected now, once; it opens from level 20. • Until “C” is bought, its button shows a lock: tap it and a window tells what it gives and where to buy it. Group role, Class Power, the Armory and inspection follow the active spec — “C” too. • In the Russian version spec letters are now written in Cyrillic. • Order Desk: a crafter can offer their own price for a player’s order, and the customer can accept it, decline it or answer with theirs. Once agreed, the order is reserved for that crafter at the new price; if it is higher, the difference is taken from the customer’s purse, if lower — it is returned by mail. • Order Desk: townsfolk orders have their own “Townsfolk” tab. A townsperson pays the cost of the reagents plus 25%, and the crafter can set their own price — up to one and a half times that pay. Player orders show the usual market price with “below market” and “good deal” tags, a “Best deals first” sort and a “Who ordered” filter. • Guilds: for any completed order from a guildmate the crafter gets +10 guild seals and guild experience — whatever the order was addressed to. The weekly seal limit is shared with all other activities. • Shop: if you already own part of an appearance bundle, you only pay for what is missing — the price is calculated for you. Upgrading single items (grade I → II → III, colored → shimmering name) is a top-up too. • Shop: a bundle card shows “What’s inside” with the price of every item and a “✓ you own it” mark; in “Saved for later” a row’s price is recalculated with what you already bought; a gift is priced by what the recipient owns. The “Gemcutter” set is no longer sold — if you bought it, you keep it. • The item look window and the live shop preview: trying on a color or animation is visible with any look effect settings, including Simple graphics mode. • Companion: a VK Play account now has two buttons — “Play on VK Play” and “Play in the browser”. • Lightkeeper Regalia “Light” (4) Mercy of the Verdict and Saltpriest Regalia “Discipline” (4) Atonement: the healing from card damage goes to the selected target (frame on the portrait, F1–F5); with no selection — to the most wounded ally, as before. • Light of the Last Lighthouse (8): a strike against an enemy under Judgment still heals the striker for 6%, and if the striker is at full health — whoever is missing the most health (it used to go into the striker’s shield). Dungeons and raids only. • Hero look: purchases no longer look unpurchased after you re-enter the game. They now load when the hero enters, and if the connection fails, the window says so and offers “Try again” instead of “To the shop”. • Battle: a card with a chain in your hand no longer lifts the hero row in the Arena and other battles. The row stays in its place above the cards. • Full-screen chat on tablets and phones: a solid background. The game under the chat no longer takes up screen memory, so the window should not flicker. • Hero aura in battle: an even circle behind the frame that moves with the portrait. It no longer drifts away from the hero, changes shape or shines through cards. • Chat: a shimmering name with a living nickname is fully visible again in the VK Play app, not only as the wave passes.