[Duiran & Enorian]

- Increased the cooldown of most systems from 4 hours to 8 hours. This includes communing, kidnapping, lumberjacking and yuanrai.
- It is no longer possible to build a spore nexus within 15 rooms of Duiran nor is it possible to build a Dejaani shrine within 15 rooms of Enorian.
- Existing shrines (excluding the Duamvi temple shrines) and nexuses violating this new rule will soon be purged, and resources used to build them will be refunded.

[Duiran]

- If a non-Duirani who has attacked a spore nexus is slain and has their corpse dropped before that same spore nexus, there is a chance a small spore will be produced as a result of the successful defense.
- Updated TOTEMIC to support clickable MXP.
- Shamans must now stand before a valid totem to commune.

[Enorian]

- Slightly increaed the durability of shrines.
- You may no longer repeatedly host yuanrainits(crusades) in areas close to Enorian. There is now an exhaustion cooldown put into place to prevent this. Should a crusade be started in a 'safe' area, all safe areas will lack enough targets to start a crusade again there for a set amount of time.
- Enorian will now be rewarded for hosting crusades at shrines placed further away from the city. After completing a certain number of crusades in valid locations, there will be an increasing chance for a lightsworn spark to be produced upon the completion of a crusade. This spark allows for the creation of a Dejaani shrine without using resources and does not require a torch. It has all the same restrictions for shrine placement as a torch does, however.
- Slaying someone who abjured a shrine and dropping their corpse before that shrine has a small chance for an Enorianite to gain a lightsworn spark.
- Successfully liberating villagers has a small chance of providing a lightsworn spark.
- Zealous preservers will now depart when a Dejaani shrine goes dormant.

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