Houses, seasons, gear sets and a lot more world

• Houses wear proper gabled roofs, and each house can have its own roof colour.
• Inside, the walls are joined up the whole way round, with rounded corners. Rooms side by side share one wall, and there is a door wherever the floor changes.
• New pieces: a big room, a tower, a porch and a corner room.
• Houses can go upstairs, to a private upper floor with its own wallpaper.
• Lay a floor for each room from inside it. Face your walls in stone or plaster.
• Shutters, flower boxes, lanterns, wall hangings and small things for the floor.
• A new Houses window lists every piece with its size, level and cost.

• Seasons. The year now turns: autumn colours the trees, winter brings snow on the canopies and in the rain, and spring scatters petals.
• Bees and butterflies gather by hives and flowers, and flocks of birds pass over.
• Trees lean in the wind with the grass, mist rolls in at dawn, storms bring lightning, and you leave footprints in sand and snow.
• Lanterns and lamp posts to light your land.

• Birch (Woodcutting 8) and pine (Woodcutting 22) trees.
• Clay banks to mine from Mining 5.
• Crayfish creeks (Fishing 10) and perch pools (Fishing 18).
• Mushroom patches (Foraging 10) and flax patches (Foraging 18).

• Creatures now drop materials of their own: slime gel, spider silk, wolf pelts, boar tusks, crab claws and ectoplasm.
• Three tougher creatures for the middle levels: the cave spider, the dire wolf and the clay golem.

• New dishes: crab cakes, boiled crayfish, mushroom soup, fried perch and crayfish bisque.
• Weave linen at the loom, and work clay at the kiln into jugs and glazed urns.
• Birch spoons, pine stools and a tusk charm.
• Furnish your land with a clay planter, a wolf-fur rug, a ghost lantern that glows at night, a linen banner, a scarecrow and a birch bench.

• Wear two or more pieces of the same metal (copper, bronze, iron or steel), or the hunter's leather, for a small bonus. Four pieces and the full set add more.
• Item cards show how much of a piece's set you wear and what each step gives. The Stats tab lists your active set bonuses.

• Every skill now has a pet to find, twelve in all. Crafting skills can turn one up when you finish something, and Agility when you climb a ladder.
• Your pet cheers when you work in its skill and when you level it up.
• Pets, props, stations, baby animals and trees were all redrawn and polished, and the golem was redrawn to match the rest of the world.
• Cobalt and starmetal tools now look like themselves in your hands.

• Builders can now name areas of the world. Walk into one and its name appears on screen, and the clock shows where you are.

• Your level and experience now sit in a bar just above the hotbar.
• Your health shows as a number beside the hearts.
• Your portrait fills its frame and sits in the middle.
• The world map now shows the whole world as it is built, including places you have not been yet.

• 16 new decor pieces in the editor (F1), from hay bales and training dummies to tents, statues and a bird bath, plus the new trees, rocks, fishing spots, forage and creatures.
• A new Areas tool in the editor: drag a rectangle, name it, and add a line if you like.
• Many more windows can now be restyled in the Godot editor: shops, social, trade, ranks, the right-click menu, item cards and the staff console. Nothing looks different.

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