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A Rune Dice combat board with the current dice and enemy visible. — The combat board keeps the rolled faces, enemy, and remaining resources readable together. Steam

Patch changes matter when they alter the board state your class depends on: merge lanes, rune timing, relic support, boss progress, or the path into Hard Mode.

Follow the Change to the Board

Keep the class and route that were working, then look at the first board state affected by the patch. A merge fix calls for cleaner landing lanes; a relic change calls for a new support choice; a boss or Hard Mode change may move preparation earlier without changing the rest of the build.

The Rune Dice shop with dice, runes, and relics offered at different prices. — The shop shows dice, runes, and relics competing for the same limited coins. Steam

Patch Impact Guides

Patch v1.0.2

Patch v1.0.2 Impact Guide

Hard Mode unlocks, boss prep, poison value display, merge reliability, Soul Anchor, Gift Board, and save-path checks translated into route decisions.

Where Each Patch Lands

Patch note mentionsBoard questionRelated guide

Merge reliability, dice physics, board behaviorDoes the normal throw still leave a visible follow-up merge?Merge Chains

Runes, relics, Soul Anchor, Gift Board, support effectsDoes the support still solve the class job you picked?Relics and Runes

Boss completion, Hard Mode unlocks, route progressionMust boss preparation begin one route segment earlier?Boss Prep

Class tuning, starting safety, reward curveDoes the opening still lead into one clear class identity?Class Safe Starts

Poison readability, value display, UI clarityDid the decision change, or did its result become easier to read?Common Mistakes

Keep the Working Parts Still

Repeat a familiar route. A new class and three new support choices hide the effect of the patch.
Change the affected job. Merge behavior belongs to landing and follow-up lanes; relic behavior belongs to support.
Compare board state, not only damage. A route may feel weaker because it leaves fewer safe merges.
Rebuild only from the first broken layer. Boss prep, merge planning, and class identity rarely all need to change together.

When the Route Actually Needs to Move

A route changes when the patch touches the system carrying the run. Reliable merge chains make dice-behavior fixes important; support-heavy classes care more about relic and rune changes. Readability or save fixes may leave every combat decision intact.

Repeat a known route, find the first board state that now fails, and repair that layer before changing the class.

Related Rune Dice Guides

Beginner Guide Route Reference Merge Chains Relics and Runes Boss Prep Class Safe Starts Common Mistakes