PATCH / VERSION 0.35.2
Twin Storms Autocast Cut, Roar Statuses Removed
SpiritVale 0.35.2 (3 November 2026): Twin Storms autocast damage is halved, three spear statuses stop applying through Roar, and bond stacking is fixed.
What 0.35.2 changes, line by line
The 3 November 2026 announcement is titled [0.35.2] and carries nine lines with no preamble, no section headings and no closing note: Twin Storms autocasted damage reduced to 50%, status removed from Roar for Hrelsvlgr, Fafnir and Duskwyrm, a fix for an incorrect atk% display on the character screen, missing trees restored in Nevaris, optimised Bone Spear and Bone Spikes effects, a corrected colour on the Plasma Suit, a stacking status fix for Mighty Roar, Conviction and Crushing Advance, a fix for casting multiple bonds on yourself, and a 100% increase to the Might and Regen stacks of Fury and Guardian Bond. It published on 3 November 2026 at 13:38 UTC, two days after 0.35.1. The nine lines split into one damage reduction, one buff, one change to which items apply a status through which skill, four defect fixes and three presentation changes. Nothing here adds a class, a skill, an item, a map or a boss, and nothing here restates the 0.35 balance block, so the status rework of 31 October stands as published.
Twin Storms autocast is halved; the cast you press is not named
0.35 published Twin Storms at Lv5 with 1500% ATK plus MATK, a 3 second cooldown and a 50 MP cost, hitting the target and everything around them. 0.35.2 moves one word of that: the autocasted damage is reduced to 50%. Autocast here is a gear route rather than a skill button. 0.35 prints a single item that creates it — Energized Friendship, an offhand that adds Attack Speed 10%, procs Twin Storms on attack at 1% per refine, and makes Stormscale Claws autocast Twin Storms. So the number that moved is the damage those procs deal. What the line does not define is 50% of what: the Lv5 value, the item-scaled value, or a figure taken before the trade-off lines that nine spears already print, such as the -65% damage printed next to the twin-storm cooldown cut on Fafnir and Hrelsvlgr. Read literally the subject is the autocast, so a Dragon Knight pressing Twin Storms has no published change to point at. The practical split is builds that lean on Energized Friendship procs, which lose half of that damage, against everything else in the kit, which this note leaves alone.
Roar stops applying the statuses of three spears
The second line is the most specific in the note: remove status from Roar for Hrelsvlgr, Fafnir, Duskwyrm. Those are three of the nine spears 0.35 published, and each carries a rider that applied a status through the Wyrmscale skills — Fafnir's Oath applies Slow, Hrelsvelgr's Justice applies Blind, Duskwyrm Soul applies Shadowburn, and all three are written as landing on the Wyrmscale skills rather than on one skill. Roar is the third of those four skills, published at 1500% ATK, a 15 second cooldown and 20 MP, with Stun for 3 seconds and Might for 15 seconds on yourself plus a rider that changes per Dragon Soul. The line removes the item statuses from that skill and says nothing else: the Stun, the Might and the soul rider are not mentioned, and the note does not state whether Claws, Breath and Ascent keep the same riders. It does not name the statuses either, so the only safe reading is the one the sentence carries — through Roar, those three items no longer apply theirs. One spelling detail: 0.35 printed Hrelsvlgr for the spear and Hrelsvelgr's Justice for its rider, and this note uses the spear spelling.
Three fixes that change what you see, not what you deal
Three lines are visual or interface repairs: an incorrect atk% figure on the character screen, missing trees in Nevaris, and the Plasma Suit rendering in the wrong colour. Only the first has a consequence beyond appearance. Build sheets and screenshots taken before 3 November that quote an atk% read off that panel are now uncorroborated, and because the note does not say whether the display ran high or low, the error cannot be corrected by arithmetic — the figure has to be re-read in game. The tree line is a scene repair: it says trees were missing, not that collision, pathing or gathering changed, so treating it as a resource change would supply a claim the developer did not make. The Plasma Suit line publishes no stat and is listed beside the cosmetic section that 0.35 closed with. None of the three moves a damage number, which is why no stat table on this site changes because of them.
The stacking fix touches three names the notes never define
One line reports issues with stacking status for Mighty Roar, Conviction and Crushing Advance. It lands as the third status-related note in five days: 0.35 rebuilt how statuses work, 0.35.1 fixed a stack display that failed to sync, and 0.35.2 fixes stacking itself for three effects. That sequence is the useful signal rather than the individual bullet — a rework of this size rarely settles in one pass, and this one is still running. The line does not say whether the bug stacked too much or too little, so it cannot be turned into a correction for any figure already in circulation. None of the three names appears with values attached in any announcement this site has indexed, which means the ledger can record the defect and nothing more. If a build note written during the 0.35 window quotes stack counts for those three, the count is now unverified rather than wrong, and the check is a re-read in game.
Bonds: one loophole closed, one payoff doubled
0.35 lifted the restriction that kept Guardian Bond, Fury Bond and Death Bond off yourself, and said so in as many words. 0.35.2 closes the consequence with a fix for a bug where you can cast multiple bonds on yourself. The two lines make a pair — casting one bond on yourself is intended, stacking several was not — though the note does not describe what the defect looked like, so whether it was an exploit, an ordering problem or an interface allowance is unstated. In the same block, Fury and Guardian Bond increase the stacks of Might and Regen by 100%. The unit matters: the note says stacks, not duration and not potency per stack, so the reading is twice as many stacks of the same buff. Death Bond appears in neither line, and the rule this ledger applies to unmentioned content is that it is untouched.
What 0.35.2 leaves standing, and what it leaves out
This is an amendment, not a rollback. The 0.35 status arithmetic stands — power divisor 5, the 3% max HP ticks on Bleeding, Poison, Decay and Anathema, statuses landing before block, and stacking statuses applied once per hit on multi-hit skills. The 0.35.1 orb rate stands at 0.75%. Every skill value published in 0.35 stands except the autocast line above. What the note does not contain is as informative as what it does: no PvP section, so the 0.34.1 scaling to level 150 and the 0.34.2 advanced-class queue gate remain as published; no class section, so the Weaver grimoires of 0.35 are still the last official Weaver text and nothing here changes Paladin, Summoner or Acolyte; no statement on how Dragon Knight relates to Paladin; no drop locations for the Conquered relics, spears or soul orbs; and no tier list or build order, which this developer has never published in any note.
Which pages this entry touches
The Dragon Knight guide now carries this hotfix beside its 0.35 kit: Twin Storms autocast damage is halved for the item procs, and Roar no longer applies the status riders of Fafnir, Hrelsvlgr and Duskwyrm. The Knight guide is unchanged, because 0.35.2 says nothing about the base class or the second specialisation. The patch ledger lists this entry as the newest release, keeps 0.35 as the reference for class mechanics, the status rework and the Weaver grimoire list, and keeps 0.35.1 as the record of the orb rate. Guides that quote 0.35 status numbers do not need revision on account of this note: its only status line is a stacking defect on three effects that none of them cite.
Frequently asked questions
What changed in SpiritVale 0.35.2?
Nine things, published on 3 November 2026: Twin Storms autocast damage cut to 50%, spear statuses removed from Roar for Hrelsvlgr, Fafnir and Duskwyrm, an atk% display fix on the character screen, trees restored in Nevaris, optimised Bone Spear and Bone Spikes effects, a Plasma Suit colour fix, a stacking status fix for Mighty Roar, Conviction and Crushing Advance, a fix for casting multiple bonds on yourself, and double the Might and Regen stacks on Fury and Guardian Bond.
Did 0.35.2 nerf Dragon Knight?
One line cuts damage and it is scoped to autocast: Twin Storms autocasted damage drops to 50%. The manual cast is not named, and no other damage figure appears in the note, so the Lv5 values published in 0.35 stand for everything you press yourself.
Does Wyrmscale Roar still apply Slow, Blind and Shadowburn?
Not through those three spears. The note removes status from Roar for Hrelsvlgr, Fafnir and Duskwyrm, which are the items whose riders applied Slow, Blind and Shadowburn on the Wyrmscale skills. It does not say whether Claws, Breath and Ascent keep the same riders, so only the Roar change is published.
Are Fury and Guardian Bond stronger after 0.35.2?
By the note, yes: they increase the stacks of Might and Regen by 100%. The unit is stacks, not duration or potency per stack. Death Bond is not mentioned, so it is unchanged, and a separate line closes a bug that allowed casting multiple bonds on yourself.
Is the 0.35 status rework still in effect after 0.35.2?
Yes. 0.35.2 fixes stacking for three named effects and does not restate the rework, so the power divisor of 5, the 3% max HP ticks on Bleeding, Poison, Decay and Anathema, statuses landing before block and per-hit stacking all remain as published on 31 October 2026.