patch · April 29, 2026
Enshrouded Patch #14 v.0.9.1.1 Overhauls Adventure Sharing and Combat Feedback
Enshrouded Patch #14 v.0.9.1.1 introduces extensive updates to the Adventure sharing menu, quality-of-life adjustments for building and inventory management, and combat tweaks including reduced damage for Mud Jaw enemies. The patch also addresses world loading crashes and skill tree progression errors.
Enshrouded's latest revision, Patch #14 v.0.9.1.1, delivers a massive collection of quality-of-life improvements, menu overhauls, and bug fixes. The update refines the Adventure sharing system, addresses critical crash triggers, and balances enemy encounters.
Combat Balance and Enemy Behavior
Mud Snapjaw dash and bite attacks deal 20 percent less damage. Enemies now register stuns correctly when their stun bar fills during a block. The Inner Fires skill grants the correct amount of Shroud time, and item sets correctly reward experience. Guard of the North Sword regains its missing parry power, and the Sunpiercer Shield displays its item level properly.
Adventure Sharing Menu Revamp
The Adventure sharing menus receive significant navigation and UI updates, including a download progress bar, better scrollbar behavior, improved offline mode handling, and a return to the shared world's details page instead of the title screen after a visit. Search bars, large-scale fonts, and error prompts are also fixed.
Building, Inventory, and Camera Quality of Life
Filled chests and props with stored items can no longer be destroyed accidentally. Players can set custom sorting orders for building materials by marking favorites in the catalog. Character snapping when starting wood chopping is improved, water pouches can rest on coasters once more, and first-person camera is now supported for Flame Altar and Quick Stack Station placement.
Quest and UI Fixes
The starting conditions for the Farmer quest Almanac of Plants and Seedlings For The Farmer are repaired. Unlearning skills rapidly no longer leaves nodes entirely broken unless they are the end of a chain. Map icons now clearly distinguish visitor-chosen Flame Altars, and quest markers take priority over item set hints when sharing a location.
Why this patch matters
Patch #14 systematically cleans up interface friction and menu clutter while making base building and multiplayer world sharing considerably more reliable.