Patch 6.0.5¶

What changed in the game data from 6.0.4 to 6.0.5, found by comparing the two versions. ~~Struck~~ text is gone, marked text is new. Only the data is compared: a change to how the code works doesn't show here.

Passive Tree¶

Changed (2)¶

Name	Type	Change
Barbed Fittings	Notable	Shared Defences: Your constructs inherit your defences: armour, evasion and rune shield
Bound with Iron	Notable	Unbowed Frame: Your constructs cannot lose more than 20% of their health pool to a single hit

Mods¶

New (2)¶

Name	Change
#% increased defences	T5 (item level 130–∞, weight 180): (8–11)% increased defences T4 (item level 181–∞, weight 60): (11–15)% increased defences T0 (item level 1–∞, weight 0): (17–21)% increased defences
#% increased defences	T5 (item level 130–∞, weight 600): (4–5)% increased defences T4 (item level 181–∞, weight 250): (5–6.5)% increased defences T0 (item level 1–∞, weight 0): (7–8.5)% increased defences

Values¶

Changed (2)¶

Name	Change
Living Steel: share of a blow's damage that a living weapon's item loses as durability	~~Living Steel: durability a living weapon's item loses per blow it lands (a swing in the hand loses 1)~~ → Living Steel: share of a blow's damage that a living weapon's item loses as durability 25 → 40%
Sigrid: price of one unit of a material without a price of its own	~~Sigrid: price of one unit of a material at level 0~~ → Sigrid: price of one unit of a material without a price of its own

New (18)¶

Name	Change
Constructs: the most of their health pool one hit can take with the mastery option, Vanilla grades: Resistant gives this many resistance points	20%
Halls of Oaths: the first Black Forest entrance replaces this dungeon in order of distance from the start (new worlds)	3
Living Steel: durability a living weapon's item loses per point of damage of a hit on it	1
Living Steel: the most of a living weapon's durability one hit can take (100% = no limit)	100%
Repairing a unique at a Runic Anvil or a Rune Carver Table: azurite dust per repair (to full durability)	5
Sigrid: black metal, per unit, at every level	20 coins
Sigrid: bronze, per unit, at every level	6 coins
Sigrid: carapace, per unit, at every level	25 coins
Sigrid: copper and tin, per unit, at every level	4 coins
Sigrid: deer hide, per unit, at every level	2 coins
Sigrid: flametal, per unit, at every level	40 coins
Sigrid: flint, resin, leather scraps, per unit, at every level	1 coins
Sigrid: iron, per unit, at every level	10 coins
Sigrid: silver, per unit, at every level	15 coins
Vanilla grades: Immune gives this many resistance points (and is no longer complete immunity)	50%
Vanilla grades: Slightly resistant gives this many resistance points	10%
Vanilla grades: Very resistant gives this many resistance points	30%

Keywords¶

Changed (4)¶

Name	Change
Armour	Reduces damage remaining after block and resistances, before endurance and the rune shield ~~and block~~. It absorbs a greater share of smaller hits; armour penetration ignores part of this protection.
Damage conversion	Changes part of one damage type into another before percentage bonuses apply. Converted damage uses ~~its new type's bonuses,~~ → the ailments and resistances of its new type and the increases of both its new and its original type, and cannot be converted again; excessive conversion shares are reduced proportionally.
Physical damage	Includes slash, pierce and blunt damage. Each type has its own ailment; converted damage ~~instead~~ → keeps ~~uses~~ → growing from the bonuses ~~and~~ → of its original type as well, while resistances of → and ailments follow its new type.
Resistances	Reduces damage of the matching type, up to the limit of 75%; → . ~~resistance~~ → Every source adds to one sum per type: the passive tree, gear, shields while blocking and status effects such as meads and forsaken powers, each showing its number on the thing itself. Resistance above it → the limit does nothing unless a mastery uses it. → ; ~~Resistance~~ → resistance penetration can lower effective resistance below zero and increase damage taken.

New (7)¶

Name	Change
Crafting basics	Workbench crafting makes an item and sets its quality; salvage, runes and the runic anvil then change it. Each item's rarity limits its random affixes.
Damage over time	Bleeding, burning and poison deal damage per second for a limited time. Their strength comes from the hit that applied them, with their own increased bonuses and damage over time multipliers on top.
Defences	Defences are armour, evasion rating and rune shield together. An increase to defences applies to all three: it joins each one's own increases in one sum and is not a separate multiplier.
Incoming damage calculation	The order in which a hit on you is reduced: dodge and evasion, enemy scaling, damage taken, explosion and passive resistances, block, gear resistances, armour, endurance, rune shield, then health.
Increased and more	All increased percentages of a number add into one sum; more multipliers each multiply the result. An increase is worth less the more you already have, a more multiplier always keeps its full value.
Level scaling	Every biome has a level, and so does every creature. Experience fades as you outlevel a biome, while enemy difficulty, stars and modifiers follow the biome and the world's difficulty preset.
Outgoing damage calculation	How the damage of one hit is built: base damage, flat damage, conversion and gained-as-extra damage, increased damage, more multipliers, then the critical hit, the target layer and the target's resistances.

Data from Path of Valheiman 6.0.6, extracted 2026-11-09.