Oct 8, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 17 segments
This week on the podcast, we unpack the extensive changes landing with Update 81.4. Then, we celebrate the return of DDO's fan-favorite spooky event, The Night Revels, and look ahead to what awaits in…
Pineleaf NeedlesHostNot sure if I would call it a little update, but sure, sure.
Yeah, this was released yesterday, Wednesday, October the 7th.
The big thing, well, actually, I shouldn't say the big thing.
One of the things is the return of the Night Rebels, which put a pin in that.
We'll get to that in a moment.
There is some changes to the game.
There's some more changes that will be coming.
But this did release some other changes.
So let's go over these.
Cantrips are free spell-like ability feats that will be granted at level 1 for certain classes.
This feature is particularly targeted to new players expecting a clasting cast to have a basic zap feature.
But these initial cantrips provide a free, if minor, DPS tool for certain builds as a way to regenerate spell points with the addition of a new feat called Spark of Magic.

Yeah, when I read these cantrips and what they did, at first, based on what it literally says in the notes, in the release notes...

But when I actually had it in play, because it says, for example, Finger of Fire does 1d6 fire damage.
See? See?
Not sure if I would call it a little update, but sure, sure.
Yeah, this was released yesterday, Wednesday, October the 7th.
The big thing, well, actually, I shouldn't say the big thing.
One of the things is the return of the Night Rebels, which put a pin in that.
We'll get to that in a moment.
There is some changes to the game.
There's some more changes that will be coming.
But this did release some other changes.
So let's go over these.
Cantrips are free spell-like ability feats that will be granted at level 1 for certain classes.
This feature is particularly targeted to new players expecting a clasting cast to have a basic zap feature.
But these initial cantrips provide a free, if minor, DPS tool for certain builds as a way to regenerate spell points with the addition of a new feat called Spark of Magic.

Yeah, when I read these cantrips and what they did, at first, based on what it literally says in the notes, in the release notes...

But when I actually had it in play, because it says, for example, Finger of Fire does 1d6 fire damage.
See? See?
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