What’s New in Voyage

• You can now preview a shared World before signing up. Press Play to sign in or create an account, then continue into that World’s setup.
• In private multiplayer games, you can now see other players’ unfinished actions as they type. Hosts can turn this off with Show live typing under Settings → Party → Room rules.
• With Visual Novel mode off, combat portraits now flash red with damage numbers when hit and glow green when healed. Critical hits stand out, and reduced-motion settings are respected.

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• A single Level Up card now summarizes your new level, resource increases, ability and attribute points, trait choices, and earned titles. View Level Up opens your available choices in the character panel.
• You can now ask the Assistant or in-game Studio to revive dead, dying, or incapacitated NPCs. Revival restores at least 35% of maximum health and marks them as recovering.
• Added trigger conditions for whether an NPC is in combat (`npc-in-combat`, true or false) and its type (`npc-type`, an NPC type key), such as checking whether a dragon has entered combat.

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• You can now create your first Studio world from a prompt when your Worlds library is empty.
• Creators can control when predefined quests become available or accepted, make quests trigger-only, and have completion launch follow-up quests or narrative events.
• Triggers can now check NPC health, location, and party membership, and change their health, placement, party membership, or portrait.

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• You can now rename World Saves from their card menu. Clearing a custom name restores the generated character-and-world title.
• You can now delete saved character passports without deleting their game saves. Characters still in a live game must leave or finish it first. Edit and delete controls also have clearer placement.
• Creators can set initial NPC relationships from -100 to 100, or leave them blank for the AI to choose using your Relationship Initialization guidance. An explicit 0 remains neutral.

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• You can now mention others in DM by typing @ in the message box to bring up a people picker. Sent mentions appear highlighted, and tapping one opens that person's mini profile.
• Creators can now pin up to three of their published Scenarios or Scripts from the item's menu, and visitors see them in a compact "Creator picks" row (swipeable on mobile).
• Mods can now use a fixed set of 13 tags describing what a Mod actually does. Mod-only Discover shows those tags instead of world genres, both editors have a Mod tags selector when publishing, and clicking a tag on a public Mod now shows other Mods instead of Worlds. The old "Mod" world category is gone.

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• You can now edit or delete your own direct messages. Edited messages are labeled, while deleted messages remain as placeholders so replies stay understandable.
• New-game narration speed is now a slider from 0.5× to 2.0×, replacing the four fixed speed choices.
• World map headers can now show the active region’s level range, for example "Lvl 1-20".

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• Party leaders and admins can now undo the latest Studio turn during an active adventure while preserving unrelated gameplay that happened afterward.
• The Studio assistant can now inspect active adventure state and make gameplay-aware changes, including moving the party, managing NPCs and resources, and adding or editing inventory items.
• During an active adventure, players can also ask Studio to generate and apply images for maps, locations, areas, items, NPCs, and their current character. Character portraits use the established appearance from the adventure for more consistent results.

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• Party leaders and admins can now undo the latest Studio turn during an active adventure while preserving unrelated gameplay that happened afterward.
• The Studio assistant can now inspect active adventure state and make gameplay-aware changes, including moving the party, managing NPCs and resources, and adding or editing inventory items.
• During an active adventure, players can also ask Studio to generate and apply images for maps, locations, areas, items, NPCs, and their current character. Character portraits use the established appearance from the adventure for more consistent results.

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• Hosts can now enter custom opening instructions (up to 8,000 characters) with the `Write Your Own` story start, and can also choose a starting location when multiple locations are available.
• Players can now choose the highest content rating they’d like to see for notifications about newly published content, independently of their Discover and Search filters, as well as mute certain kinds of push notifications on the app. Found in Settings -> Notification Preferences. If a preference has not been set, it defaults to Discovery preferences.
• The narrator now manages NPC placement, player skills, and traits more reliably, with more consistent bonuses, granted abilities and items, and clearer action summaries.

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• The in-game Assistant and Studio can now, after confirmation, regenerate player portraits, change a player character portrait from art direction, update NPC gender, adjust character voices, and edit visible inventory item descriptions, quantities, or bonuses.
• Voyage now has its own website favicon, rather than sharing AI Dungeon's flame icon.
• Daily usage claims now reset at midnight in the player's local time instead of 23.5 hours after the previous claim. Players can also now miss up to two days before their streak resets.

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• Voyage 2.35.6
• In-game Studio Chat is now the default chat surface for eligible rooms.
• Added a model selector to the in-game Studio Agent, with preference syncing across supported devices.

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• As we announced here: https://discord.com/channels/903327676884979802/1537552466646929480, we are rolling out unlimited Voyage plans. However, there has been some confusion about how usage costs work for unlimited plans. This is partly because the change is a bit complex, and partly because we didn't communicate that complexity well. The usage cost for features in the new Unlimited plans is calculated very differently from the legacy plans, so they can’t be compared directly. **LEGACY** In legacy plans usage was displayed as how many times more expensive usage was than the default. Turn on an expensive model and you might see "Uses 2X Usage / Turn" which means that each turn you use twice as much usage as the default. **UNLIMITED** But for Unlimited mode, the default is 0 usage per turn (because it’s unlimited). So saying, "It uses 2X as much" doesn’t make any sense. Also, the Unlimited plans don't charge the full cost of a turn when you use a premium feature (otherwise, that would penalize you a lot for small features). Instead, in unlimited plans we charge you the added cost of the premium feature on top of unlimited. So you just get charged the additional cost when you turn a premium feature on. **NEW UX** So we need a new way to communicate how Voyage costs. We originally tried "Uses 0.35 usage per turn" to communicate that. But this was confusing because users thought it was the same 0.35X usage as the same system. So instead, we are modifying the plans to display costs in terms of "Percent usage / turn" For example, the attached screenshot shows "Uses 0.1% usage / turn". This should make usage clearer moving forward, both in general and showing the difference between the two systems. **FINAL NOTE** One thing to note…because it's based on the size of your pool, the percent charged per turn will depend on the size of your subscription. So this is something to keep in mind as you compare. across tiers.

• The Voyage Home page has been reworked with a Top Creators carousel and more varied row layouts, including larger Trending cards, compact genre rows, artwork-led cards, and higher-resolution creator images.
• Voyage discovery now has a Default content-rating filter. Default appears first and is exclusive; choosing a specific rating switches the filter to Custom, while removing the last Custom rating returns it to Everyone.
• Story turns can now be turned into “Share a Scene” images from the Share button, complete with a caption, social actions, referral copy, and a public scene link.

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