patch · August 19, 2026

Frosthaven Patch Notes 0.32895

Frosthaven patch 0.32895 introduces massive quest rule additions, sequential ability action splits, and an extensive list of crash and softlock fixes across solo and multiplayer modes.

The latest patch for Frosthaven tackles a sprawling list of technical issues, splits multi-part abilities for sequential execution, and implements special rules for an entire batch of quests. The update targets progression-blocking softlocks, multiplayer desyncs, and awkward environmental interactions.

Ability Action Splits

Numerous class abilities have had their actions split so their effects execute sequentially rather than simultaneously. Affected characters include Bannerspear (Hold The Line, Taunting Howl), Drifter (Vile Assault, Prudent Preparation, Shockwave, Ever Forwards, Survivalist, Consume Stamina), Blinkblade (Reverse the Flow), Fist (Fury of the Mountain, Piercing Pummel, Draw of the Bedrock, Crushing Crystals, Frozen Over, The Mountain's Fist, Packed Solid, Thick Frost, Shattering Blow, Draw Strength, Bring Down the Mountain), Deathwalker (Pulled Across), Geminate (Icebound Quills, Hornbeetle Carapace, Harvest Essence, Reshape the Guise, Mandible Storm, Two Pronged Entrapment), and Astral cards.

Softlock and Crash Resolutions

Critical progress blockers have been cleared across multiple scenarios. Quest 90 ("Frozen Treasure") no longer incorrectly counts monster deaths from special effects toward its objective counter. Players will no longer encounter softlocks during Quest 112 ("Raised by Wolves"), Quest 16 ("Derelict Elevator"), Quest 65 ("A Strong Foundation"), or Quest 73 ("Flotsam"). Multiplayer long rest stun issues, desyncs, and undo crashes have also been resolved.

Quest and Combat Logic Tweaks

Enemies in Quest 107 ("My Private Empire") now correctly act according to their initiative. The Fish King and Abael Herder in Quest 73 ("Flotsam") no longer misinterpret empty water hexes as difficult terrain. Advantage and disadvantage are now properly treated as status effects rather than conditions, and numerous item interactions—such as Boots of Quickness, Stamina potions, and the Battle Axe—now function without throwing errors.

Why this patch matters

This stability update for Frosthaven cleans up hundreds of edge-case errors, locking mechanics, and mechanical anomalies, making long campaigns more reliable.