Fishing

Fishing

Fishing is a gathering skill that was added to the game with the Lancelot patch. Players can try to catch fish in any body of water in the game. Higher tier zones allow players to catch higher tier fish. To start fishing and catch fish a player must equip a fishing rod, stand close to a body of water and throw out the fishing lure.

Depending on the zone the player is in, either freshwater fish or saltwater fish can be caught. The mouse icon will change to a fishing bob icon if fish can be caught in the water you are trying to fish in. Waters also contain school of fish. Fishing inside the circle of the school of fish yields fish more frequently and is an indicator if the waters have recently been overfished or not.

• Fishing has a chance to give seaweed as a bonus in areas that have not yet been exhausted - the chance for this bonus increases with the tier of the fishing spot
• Food that gives a bonus to gathering yield also applies that same bonus to fishing yield
• Fisherman Armor and Avalonian Fishing Rods apply their fishing yield bonuses to T1 fish and seaweed - previously these only applied to T2 fish up to a maximum defined by the item
• Destiny Board fishing speed and fishing yield bonuses apply to all tiers (previously only 3-8)

How to fish

Mechanics

After finding a suitable body of water, a player can throw out a lure, if he has a fishing rod in his inventory:

After waiting for a short amount of time (fish bite speed), the fishing bob will move up and down, signaling that a fish bit the hook and can be reeled in.

By pressing and releasing the left-mouse button the player will try to reel the fish in. The mini-game is a game of balance, trying to keep the fishing bob inside the green UI-field. If the fishing bob moves too far to the left or to the right into the red area the fishing attempt will fail. During the left-mouse button press the fishing bob will move to the right and the fish icon on the blue bar will move forward. Releasing the left-mouse-button will promt the fishing bob to automatically move to the left. Once the white fish icon arrives at the yellow end of the blue bar ( >> ) the fish or other loot will be caught and added to the player inventory. Fish are caught best by pressing and releasing the left-mouse-button, depending on guessing the future position and speed of the fishing bob icon.

Once you get a feel for it, reeling in a fish should take no more than a minute or two. If you are fighting with the fish for longer than that, it could be you have hooked a log or rock. It could also be that your client's frames-per-second ( type the command "/fps" in chat to see it ) is below 30. If this is the case, try turning down your graphics settings or contact support for assistance.

When you start reeling a fish and it doesn't move at all, then that fish is most likely a log or a stone so you can just stop the process and move to another fishing spot.

Note: when you get a log or stone that means that small spot you're fishing in no longer has fish, you will either need to wait a bit or move to another spot to find fish.

Where to catch fish

Fish can be caught all over Albion. But there are two different types of water in the world of Albion. Freshwater and saltwater. All rivers, lakes, ponds and other similar bodies of water that can be found inland are considered freshwater. Saltwater can only be found in zones that border the ocean. A quick way to determine whether a body of water is fresh- or saltwater is by finding a pool of fish - the saltwater fish jump out of the water, and the freshwater fish swim underneath the surface in a circle. For a list of the different catchable fish, use this table. Saltwater zones, especially higher-tier zones are rarer than freshwater zones. In the table below you can find a list of zones that have saltwater borders.

Saltwater also has a different color on the minimap than freshwater. See this image as an example:

Fishing Gear

Players have to use a fishing rod to catch fish. But players can also equip fishing gear to increase their fishing yield. Fishing gear has special passive skills that increase the fishing yield the longer a player equips the gear. Higher item quality fishing rods provide higher bonuses to the fishing speed.

• A detailed list of all fishing rods and their fishing speed bonuses can be found on the Fishing Rod item page.
• A detailed list of all item stats of the fishing gear can be found on the Fishing Gear item page.

Bait & Fishing Yield

Players can use bait to increase the bite speed of fish. Bait can be crafted from earthworms at a cook. Earthworms are found when harvesting crops during farming.

T1 Simple Fish Bait: 10 charges which increases bite speed of fish by 50%. (Requires 1 earthworm to craft.)

T3 Fancy Fish Bait: 10 charges which increases bite speed of fish by 125%. (Requires 5 earthworm to craft.)

T5 Special Fish Bait: 10 charges which increases bite speed of fish by 250%. (Requires 25 earthworm to craft.)

Players can also use Seaweed Salad to increase the fishing speed for 30 minutes.

Catch & Fishing Loot

Different locations offer different things that a player can catch. The two types of fish that can be caught are freshwater fish and saltwater fish. Occasionally and very rarely treasures can be found as well. The tier of fish that can be caught depends on the tier of the zone. To catch fish of a certain tier a player must be wearing a minimum fishing rod of the tier below it. Ex: A tier 6 fish can be caught with a tier 5 rod.

A list of all types of fish that can be caught can be found in the table below.

Common Fish

List of Common Fish

Tier	Image	Name	Type	Rarity	Zone Level
1		Common Rudd	Freshwater	Common	T 2-3
2		Striped Carp	Freshwater	Common	T 2-4
3		Albion Perch	Freshwater	Common	T 3-5
4		Bluescale Pike	Freshwater	Common	T 4-6
5		Spotted Trout	Freshwater	Common	T 5-7
6		Brightscale Zander	Freshwater	Common	T 6-8
7		Danglemouth Catfish	Freshwater	Common	T 7-8
8		River Sturgeon	Freshwater	Common	T 8
1		Common Herring	Saltwater	Common	T 2-3
2		Striped Mackerel	Saltwater	Common	T 2-4
3		Flatshore Plaice	Saltwater	Common	T 3-5
4		Bluescale Cod	Saltwater	Common	T 4-6
5		Spotted Wolffish	Saltwater	Common	T 5-7
6		Strongfin Salmon	Saltwater	Common	T 6-8
7		Bluefin Tuna	Saltwater	Common	T 7-8
8		Steelscale Swordfish	Saltwater	Common	T 8

Rare Fish

List of Rare Fish

Tier	Fish Name	Type	Rarity	Zone level	Biome
3	Greenriver Eel	Freshwater	Rare	T 2-8	Forest
5	Redspring Eel	Freshwater	Rare	T 3-8	Forest
7	Deadwater Eel	Freshwater	Rare	T 5-8	Forest
3	Stonestream Lurcher	Freshwater	Rare	T 2-8	Highland
5	Rushwater Lurcher	Freshwater	Rare	T 3-8	Highland
7	Thunderfall Lurcher	Freshwater	Rare	T 5-8	Highland
3	Greenmoor Clam	Freshwater	Rare	T 2-8	Swamp
5	Murkwater Clam	Freshwater	Rare	T 3-8	Swamp
7	Blackbog Clam	Freshwater	Rare	T 5-8	Swamp
3	Upland Coldeye	Freshwater	Rare	T 2-8	Mountain
5	Mountain Blindeye	Freshwater	Rare	T 3-8	Mountain
7	Frostpeak Deadeye	Freshwater	Rare	T 5-8	Mountain
3	Lowriver Crab	Freshwater	Rare	T 2-8	Steppe
5	Drybrook Crab	Freshwater	Rare	T 3-8	Steppe
7	Dusthole Crab	Freshwater	Rare	T 5-8	Steppe
3	Shallowshore Squid	Saltwater	Rare	T 1-8	Ocean
5	Midwater Octopus	Saltwater	Rare	T 3-8	Ocean
7	Deepwater Kraken	Saltwater	Rare	T 5-8	Ocean
8	Shark	Saltwater	Rare	T2 (Cross Towns) or T4-T8	Ocean
3	Whitefog Snapper	Water	Rare	T 2-5	Roads of Avalon
5	Clearhaze Snapper	Water	Rare	T 3-7	Roads of Avalon
7	Puremist Snapper	Water	Rare	T 5-8	Roads of Avalon

Other Loot

The tier of the zone you are fishing in determines the blackmarket loot up available. Runes and Tome of Insight can be also retrieved, but they are extremely rare.

Other Loot

Tier	Name	Type	Rarity	Zone
1	Seaweed	Cooking Ingredient	Common
	Arcane Stone Sigil	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Autumn Tree	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Barrel with Candle	Decoration	Common	Caerleon/Island
	Broken Scholar Statue	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Bunting Portal	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Candelabra	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Clothes Line	Decoration	Common	Caerleon/Island
	Corner Lantern	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Fire Bowl	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Fire Bowl with Pedestal	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Fish Line	Decoration	Common	Caerleon/Island
	Flower Vase	Decoration	Common	Caerleon/Island
	Fruit Tree	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Haystack	Decoration	Common	Caerleon/Island
	Haystack and Cart	Decoration	Common	Caerleon/Island
	Hunting Sculpture	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Nature Stone Sigil	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Scholar Statue	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Simple Lantern	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Small Nature Stone Sigil	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Small Sword Sculpture	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Small valorous Stone Sigil	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Stone Well	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Summer Tree	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Sword and Shield Sculpture	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Tree Stump Pumpkins	Decoration	Common	Caerleon/Island
	Wooden Entrance	Decoration		Caerleon/Island
	Wooden Sign	Decoration	Common	Caerleon/Island

List of cooking and alchemy recipes that use fishing loot

Fish can be consumed directly for various bonuses and fishing fame. Fame gained through eating fish is always half the value compared to catching a fish, with the values shown in the table including premium bonus. Fish can also be chopped up at the butcher into fish chops. Fish chops are used in a variety of high tier cooking recipes.

Elsa's Item Stats & Skills Spreadsheet has a table of the details (should converted and duplicated here at some point)

Consuming Fish Bonuses

Tier	Name	Bonus	Bonus Amount	Fame when consumed	Chopped Fish
1	Common Rudd	Health Regen	30%	7	1
1	Common Herring	Health Regen	30%	7	1
2	Striped Carp	Health Regen	53%	15	2
2	Striped Mackarel	Health Regen	53%	15	2
3	Albion Perch	Health Regen	75%	22	3
3	Flatshore Plaice	Health Regen	75%	22	3
3	Greenriver Eel	Cooldown Reduction	3,5%	75	10
3	Stonestream Lurcher	Healing Received	3,5%	75	10
3	Upland Coldeye	CC Resistance	11,3%	75	10
3	Lowriver Crab	Energy Cost Reducion	3,5%	75	10
3	Greenmoor Clam	Energy Regen	5,3%	75	10
3	Shallowshore Squid	Crafting Quality&Speed	16	75	10
4	Bluescale Pike	Health Regen	113%	30	4
4	Bluescale Cod	Health Regen	113%	30	4
5	Spotted Trout	Health Regen	150%	45	6
5	Spotted Wolffish	Health Regen	150%	45	6
5	Redspring Eel	Cooldown Reduction	6.7%	150	20
5	Rushwater Lurcher	Healing Received	6,7%	150	20
5	Mountain Blindeye	CC Resistance	22,5%	150	20
5	Drybrook Crab	Energy Cost Reduction	6,7%	150	20
5	Murkwater Clam	Energy Regen	10%	150	20
5	Midwater Octopus	Crafting Quality&Speed	33	150	20
6	Brightscale Zander	Health Regen	188%	60	8
6	Strongfin Salmon	Health Regen	188%	60	8
7	Danglemouth Catfish	Health Regen	225%	75	10
7	Bluefin Tuna	Health Regen	225%	75	10
7	Deadwater Eel	Cooldown Reduction	9,5%	225	30
7	Thunderfall Lurcher	Healing Received	9,5%	225	30
7	Frostpeak Deadeye	CC Resistance	33,8%	225	30
7	Dusthole Crab	Energy Cost Reduction	9,5%	225	30
7	Blackbog Clam	Energy Regen	18,9	225	30
7	Deepwater Kraken	Crafting Quality&Speed	49	225	30
8	River Sturgeon	CC Duration	10%	210	14
8	Steelscale Swordfish	CC Duration	10%	210	14
8	Shark	n/a	n/a	n/a	200

Screenshots of Fishing Gear

Below are screenshots of the different tiers of fishing gear. If you want to make them look nicer or add the female versions, please feel free to do so.

Wearing the fishing gear increases the numbers of fish, decoration and seaweed caught.

Fishing Gear Screenshots

Tier	Male Front	Male Back
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5
6
7
8

See Also

Pathos Fishing Guide: https://albiononline.com/en/news/guide-to-fishing-in-albion-online

Related Patch Notes

Patch Link	Date	Patch Name	Patch Notes
Version 19.060.1	2 March 2022	Lands Awakened Patch 6	Increased Might and Favor granted by various activities: Might and Favor acquired through Gathering/Fishing (Outlands and Roads): + ~31% Might and Favor acquired through PvE (Outlands and Roads): + ~23% Might and Favor from Crystal Spiders: +5% Might and Favor from Siphoning Mages: +10% Might and Favor from winning in Corrupted Dungeons: +20% Might and Favor from Hellgates: +15% For a complete list of changes to Might and Favor, along with Might Levels, see this forum post: https://forum.albiononline.com/index.php/Thread/160789/
Version 19.060.1	2 March 2022	Lands Awakened Patch 6	Previously, immunity to certain debuffs was set up such that triggered effects intended to ignore immunity did not. This has been reworked to allow certain unique systems to overlook immunity. Examples: When using a portal invisibility shrine after being force-dismounted, the immunity to Silence was canceling the Silence aspect of the shrine. Since shrines are triggered by the player, the Silence effect now ignores the immunity. When the Smart Cluster Queue activated after a forced dismount, the Stun effect of being moved to a different zone was ignored. The Smart Cluster Queue Stun effect now always applies to players moved via this system.
Version 19.060.1	2 March 2022	Lands Awakened Patch 6	Hostile Dismount status now prevents looting of killed hostile players. Additionally, players must now dismount before looting a killed player. This change was made for two reasons: To require a greater commitment to potential PvP while looting in combat situations, bringing greater risk to a previously easy reward To prevent players from accidentally losing their shield bubble when clicking on a corpse, which is often used to bait less experienced players into being easily attackable
Version 19.060.1	2 March 2022	Lands Awakened Patch 6	Rare fish of all types are no longer biome-exclusive, and now have a small chance to be caught in other select biomes
Version 18.090.1	28 July 2021	Call to Arms Patch 9	Zones must still be overcrowded for a minimum duration before they can be skipped, which resets regularly However, if the zone becomes uncrowded for a brief time it no longer resets the counter Also reduced personal cooldown for zone skipping: 125s → 60s Overall, this should reduce wait times for zone skipping
Version 18.000.1	17 March 2021	Call to Arms Update	Instanced areas (i.e. Hideouts) and tunnel zones are now included in the queue functionality, meaning players can now skip overcrowded zones outside their Hideouts and can skip into tunnel zones Cluster Skipping is now possible when relogging into an overcrowded cluster The Smart Cluster Queue now also activates in all Royal Continent zones: This change makes large-scale Faction Warfare battles possible on the Royal Continent Each Faction counts as its own contingent Cluster Access Priority settings do NOT impact Faction-flagged players The queue assigns at least 50 spots per Faction, even if they are vastly outnumbered 50 spots are also reserved for non-Faction-flagged players, to prevent Faction players from completely blocking zones for other players Improved the UI for cluster skipping: Now all available zones are immediately selectable Opening the world map will no longer cancel cluster selection The cluster selection screen now provides more info about the cluster: Tier and danger level (i.e. red or yellow) of the target cluster Distance to the selected cluster (i.e. how many zones will be jumped)
Version 18.000.1	17 March 2021	Call to Arms Update	Players can no longer be debuffed to the point where Healing Output is entirely nullified: Minimum Value of Healing Received Bonus: -70% Minimum Value of Healing Cast Bonus: -70%
Version 1.17.410.184451	2 February 2021	Rise of Avalon Patch 13 (Balance Patch)	Consumable items that commonly collect in large stacks can now be used in a single click via the new Use All Button in the item UI. Stacks of Silver Bags will be consumed instantly and grant you the full amount of Silver Tomes of Insight and chests use a channeled spell, meaning the items are still consumed individually and the channel can be canceled at any point. The following items now have a "Use All" option: All Silver Bags All Tomes of Insight All Reward Chests (will display an additional window showing accumulated loot): Adventurer's Challenge Chests, Crystal League Chests, etc.
Version 1.17.406.182620	13 January 2021	Rise of Avalon Patch 12	Smart Cluster Queue Updated deactivation conditions: the queue can now be deactivated in the middle of an update cycle if player numbers allow Players will no longer be able to skip overcrowded clusters within the first 2 minutes of queue activation
Version 1.17.406.181307	10 December 2020	Rise of Avalon Patch 11	Skip Overcrowded Cluster Cooldown: 30s → 125s
Version 1.17.406.179120	16 November 2020	Rise of Avalon Patch 9	AoE Escalation: 2 Targets = 8% → 5% 3 Targets = 16% → 10% 4 Targets = 24% → 15% 5 Targets = 32% → 20% 6 Targets = 40% → 25% 7 Targets = 40% → 30% 8 Targets = 40% → 35% 9+ Targets: remains at 40%
Version 1.17.406.177096	21 October 2020	Rise of Avalon Patch 7 / Brimstone & Mist Midseason Update and Hotfix 7.1	The following changes give players more control over how they set up armies for the queue. Player sorting is now done on a per-party level, meaning the system will attempt to keep existing parties together: Party leaders can now assign a Party Cluster Access Priority for their party as well as for individual members in the Cluster Access Priority UI (accessed via the party leader's player context menu) Priority Access determines the order in which parties will enter an overcrowded cluster This gives alliances more control over which forces are moved into the cluster and keeps party structures intact The Preferred Cluster Access Guild Right has been removed The queue now moves players from a single contingent either in or out during a given cycle, so players of the same contingent no longer replace each other
Version 1.17.406.177096	21 October 2020	Rise of Avalon Patch 7 / Brimstone & Mist Midseason Update and Hotfix 7.1	New Disarray parameters ensure the ZvZ meta plays out in a similar way across a wide range of fight sizes, while still offering smaller groups protection from large armies: Disarray is no longer a flat debuff Instead, it reduces damage output and CC Duration when attacking targets with a lower Disarray level Against targets with the same or higher Disarray level, Disarray has no impact on your stats Damage reduction depends on the difference of Disarray levels between attacker and target - the higher the difference, the greater the effect Increased Disarray player cap; debuff now caps at Level 50 for 450 players
Version 1.17.406.177096	21 October 2020	Rise of Avalon Patch 7 / Brimstone & Mist Midseason Update and Hotfix 7.1	AoE Escalation: Escalation now increases by 8% for each additional target hit and caps at 40% extra damage: 2 Targets hit = 8% 3 Targets hit = 16% 4 Targets hit = 24% 5 Targets hit = 32% 6+ Targets hit = 40%
Version 1.17.406.177096	21 October 2020	Rise of Avalon Patch 7 / Brimstone & Mist Midseason Update and Hotfix 7.1	Fishable areas can now be found in every Roads of Avalon zone Three new fish species exclusive to the Roads of Avalon have been introduced: Whitefog Snapper (T3) Clearhaze Snapper (T5) Puremist Snapper (T7) These fish can be turned into Chopped Fish or used in new recipes (see next section) NOTE: Due to extensive terrain changes, players in any Roads zone when the update goes live will be transported to one of the zone's portal entrances (does not affect players in Hideouts)
Version 1.17.404.173341	27 August 2020	Rise of Avalon Patch 2	Disarray (zerg debuff) curve is flattened further and now hard caps at 30% (150 or more players). Example values: 50 Players: Disarray Strength 18% 100 Players: Disarray Strength 28% 150 Players: Disarray Strength: 30% (hard cap)
Version 1.17.403.172369	12 August 2020	Rise of Avalon Update and Hotfix 1, 2	AoE Escalation max bonus: 100% → 70% Maximum Ability Damage Increase from buffs: +150% → +100%
Version 1.16.396.168823	22 June 2020	Queen Patch 14 and Hotfix 14.1, 14.2, 14.3	Healing Sickness (2 sources of Healing) The penalty for receiving Healing from 2 sources has been increased: Reduction in Healing Received: 30% → 35.3%
Version 1.16.396.167506	4 June 2020	Queen Patch 13 and Hotfix 13.1	Additionally, the effects of Disarray, AKA the zerg debuff, no longer accelerate as quickly with higher player numbers. The new debuff thresholds can be seen in the chart below. As a reminder, the following 3 attributes are affected by the debuff: Bonus Damage vs. Players CC Duration vs. Players Received Healing
Version 1.16.396.167506	4 June 2020	Queen Patch 13 and Hotfix 13.1	Players waiting to enter a cluster via the Smart Cluster Queue now also add to the total Disarray headcount in the cluster for which they are queueing. For example: Alliance X has 100 players in Cluster A Alliance X also has 80 players in Cluster B, 50 of whom are waiting to enter Cluster A via the Smart Cluster Queue All Alliance X players in Cluster A would receive a Disarray debuff based on 150 players (100 in cluster + 50 in queue) All Alliance X players in Cluster B would receive a Disarray debuff based only on the 80 players in the cluster
Version 1.16.396.165550	5 May 2020	Queen Patch 11 (Season 9 Patch) and Hotfixes 11.1, 11.2, 11.3	The following adjustments affect guilds and alliances that own 10 or more territories in the first case, and 20 or more in the second. Siphoned Energy Drain: The penalty still starts at 10 Territories, but now increases in increments of 3%: 10 Territories - 3% less total Siphoned Energy 11 Territories - 6% less total Siphoned Energy 12 Territories - 9% less total Siphoned Energy, etc. Fame and Silver Penalty: The penalty now starts at 20 Territories and increases by 1% per additional territory: 20 Territories - 1% reduction in Silver and Fame earned from open-world PvE and activities 21 Territories - 2% Penalty 22 Territories - 3% Penalty, etc.
Version 1.16.396.165550	5 May 2020	Queen Patch 11 (Season 9 Patch) and Hotfixes 11.1, 11.2, 11.3	Item durability loss now scales based on the number of players who attacked the victim. This change will only apply in areas where player vs player combat is lethal, and does not apply in the following cases: When all players involved in the kill are faction flagged During Crystal League Battles In Hellgates The chart below shows the increase in durability loss per additional attacker. (Note: items with durability loss are not destroyed, but are also not usable until they are repaired.)
Version 1.16.393.163530	1 April 2020	Queen Patch 9	Fishing now has a chance to give seaweed as a bonus in areas that have not yet been exhausted - the chance for this bonus increases with the tier of the fishing spot Food that gives a bonus to gathering yield now also applies that same bonus to fishing yield Fisherman Armor and Avalonian Fishing Rods now apply their fishing yield bonuses to T1 fish and seaweed - previously these only applied to T2 fish up to a maximum defined by the item Destiny Board fishing speed and fishing yield bonuses now apply to all tiers (previously only 3-8)
Version 1.16.393.161872	11 March 2020	Queen Patch 7	Following up on the community’s feedback, we have reworked the loot in randomized dungeon chests according to the following principles: T6 chests have been largely reverted to the status that they had on Queen’s launch as these chests were very popular with the player base. We have used the old T6 chest balancing as a baseline and set up T7 and T8 chests as strictly better versions of them. T7 chests no longer contain T4 loot and have higher drop chances for T7 and T8 loot than T6 chests T8 chests no longer contain T4 and T5 loot, and have much higher drop chances for T7 and T8 loot than T6 chests. We hope that these changes will significantly improve the loot experience in the game.
Version 1.16.393.161872	11 March 2020	Queen Patch 7	All players within an alliance will receive reduced Silver and Fame income if the alliance holds 10 or more territories (excluding Castles and Castle Outposts) This also applies to players in guilds without an alliance, if their guild holds 10 or more territories This penalty applies to all Fame gained from gathering and PvE and all Silver gained from mob drops and downed players This penalty starts at 1% with the 10th territory and increases by 1% per additional territory
Version 1.16.393.161355	4 March 2020	Queen Patch 6	Items without a durability stat will no longer be destroyed upon knockdown. Previously, the following behavior occurred: Items with durability: 5% durability loss Items without durability: 10% destruction chance After Patch 6: Items with durability: 5% durability loss (no change) Items without durability: immune to destruction This change is intended to help introduce newer players to combat without item loss (i.e. in yellow zones), and to avoid situations where players were confused about what happened to items. It should also improve the overall loot experience in Elite Dungeons, where a large percent of loot was previously destroyed by being knocked down repeatedly. Item destruction rate and durability loss rate upon death (killed by another player, suicide, etc.) are not affected by this change.
Version 1.16.393.161355	4 March 2020	Queen Patch 6	Introduced a feature that will delay players from leaving a Hideout set as "Home" after respawning there multiple times. The effect has a 10-minute cooldown, meaning after 10 minutes without dying and respawning in a Hideout the counter returns to zero. Time penalties: First Respawn: no penalty Second Respawn: 30 seconds Third Respawn: 60 seconds Fourth Respawn: 120 seconds Fifth Respawn or more: 240 seconds This is intended to prevent overuse of repeated-suicide defense strategies when defending Hideouts.
Version 1.16.393.161355	4 March 2020	Queen Patch 6	Patch 5 introduced a 3-day cooldown for leaving and rejoining the same alliance. (This existed alongside the 7-day cooldown on joining a new alliance that was already in the game.) With today's patch, the duration of this cooldown has been updated: Alliance Rejoin Cooldown: 3 Days → 7 Days
Version 1.16.393.160869	26 February 2020	Queen Patch 5	Minimum Item Power: 800 → 700 This reduces the Smart Cluster Queue's emphasis on high IP gear
Version 1.16.393.159852	12 February 2020	Queen Patch 3	Items and Silver gained are now tracked separately in the combat log: "Loot" channel now only displays items when picked up New "Silver" channel created Both can be enabled or disabled as desired
Version 1.16.392.158262	20 January 2020	Queen Update	Item Power progression has been streamlined and simplified, and now increases in a linear manner. More details: https://forum.albiononline.com/index.php/Thread/121085 In addition, Mastery Modifiers have been added to the Mastery Bonuses of high-tier equipment: 5% on all T5 items 10% on all T6 items 15% on all T7 items 20% on all T8 items This bonus applies to all Armors, Weapons, and Offhands, and includes IP bonuses from basic Specializations as well as advanced Masteries. Enchanted gear will be calculated at the level of its base tier, i.e. T5.0 through T5.3 all receive the same 5% bonus. Sample case: if you get an additional 100 IP from your Destiny Board Masteries for swords, using a Tier 6.2 Sword will give you a 10% additional boost to that Mastery bonus, for a total bonus of 110 IP.
Version 1.16.392.158262	20 January 2020	Queen Update	Adding resources to buildings during construction/repair/upgrading is now 5x faster and you can add up to 999 resources in one action (previously 30) Cost of overcharge has increased from 1 Siphoned Energy to 10 to make overcharging a less clear choice on low-tier items Global discount reference rate adjusted to match current gold market economy Zerg debuff ("Disarray") no longer applies in red and yellow zones The number of fragments needed to enchant items has been doubled as enchanting with fragments was too cheap and undermined crafting with enchanted resources Trash icon updated for better visibility while looting Changed main tutorial area name from "Hideout" to "Cove" to avoid confusion with the new Hideout feature Changed Marketplace category for several items: Dungeon Maps: Consumables/Maps Chopped Fish: Products/Cooked Undead, Keeper, and Morgana Mount Upgrades: Materials/Other Avalonian and Siphoned Energy: Materials/Other
Version 1.16.392.158262	20 January 2020	Queen Update	Healing Sickness: Healing Received Reduction (2 Healers): 25.9% → 30% Debuff Duration (2 or more Healers): 5s → 8s
Version 1.15.389.155349	29 November 2019	Percival Patch 11	Healing Sickness Debuff duration: 2s → 5s
Version 1.15.387.150212	18 September 2019	Percival Patch 5 (Midseason Patch)	Self-Healing Sickness: Healers who heal themselves constantly will now be inflicted with a Self-Healing Sickness debuff, which reduces all incoming healing by 25% Self-Healing Sickness is not triggered if the Healer heals any other target with a Q ability, and thus should only impact solo Healers
Version 1.15.383.147232	31 July 2019	Percival Patch 2 and Hotfix 2.1	Access Rights Alliance members can now be given similar access rights to chests, islands, etc. as guild members Access rights can now be copy-pasted from one object to another "Withdrawal from Account" rights have been split as follows: Withdrawal from Silver Account Withdrawal from Energy Account "Attack Territory" rights have been split as follows: Attack Territory Pacify Warcamp (new) "Manage Banks" rights have been split as follows: Manage Banks View Chest Logs (new) Co-Owners of Banks tabs can now view the tab's logs
Version 1.15.383.147232	31 July 2019	Percival Patch 2 and Hotfix 2.1	Loot Table Updates Castle chests can now drop Level 1 Artifacts Treasure sites (chests/lockers) can now drop Level 2 and 3 Artifacts
Version 1.15.382.145855	10 July 2019	Percival Update	Disabled furniture placement on entrances to random dungeons, as well as some small dungeon entrances that were missed with the last patch
Version 1.14.381.140241	10 April 2019	Oberon Patch 2 / Free-to-Play Launch	Respawn Changes The ability to respawn "in nearest city" is replaced with an ability to respawn "in last visited city" The ability to respawn "at nearest territory" is removed, but you can set any territory tower as a home You can still respawn at a home, however you will lose your home binding when you choose to respawn in "last visited city" Special Island Move During a special transition period of one month, you will be able to move your personal and guild islands to a city of your choice Each island may only be moved a single time, and the move is wasted if not used during this transition period Islands created after the patch goes live CANNOT be moved - this only applies to islands created before the patch
Version 1.14.381.140241	10 April 2019	Oberon Patch 2 / Free-to-Play Launch	As of April 10, Albion Online will be entirely free to download and play. Existing players can continue playing as normal, while new players can create an account and play the game without purchasing a pack. The Premium system continues unchanged, and Premium status can still be purchased with either real-world money or ingame currency.
Version 1.14.381.140241	10 April 2019	Oberon Patch 2 / Free-to-Play Launch	With the launch of free-to-play, the global Silver discount has been adjusted based on a Silver-to-Gold ratio of 2000:1, which allows for lower Silver prices for actions like repairing, buying islands and seeds, re-spec, etc. The "fade to red" effect when health approaches zero has been reduced, giving players a better chance of staying alive at low health All visual quality settings/presets now have "Show Effects" set to "All" by default Premium and Gold stats now appear on the Character Selection screen Changes to dungeon immunity: You cannot get a new "bubble" (immunity to damage and other effects) in dungeons within 60 seconds of last receiving the buff Dungeon immunity duration: 10s → 15s The Undead Knight's spell indication should now be easier to read Reward for "Not a Small Fish" tutorial quest was reduced from 2 Adept's Royal Sigils to 1 Adept's Royal Sigil Tier 7 Earth Elementals found in Randomized Dungeons now only have up to two charges of T7 Stone
Version 1.14.379.138841	20 March 2019	Oberon Update - Oberon Update Hotfix #1, #2, and #3	Player Execution Cast Time: 1s → 1.5s Taking damage now cancels this cast You can no longer execute players while silenced
Version 1.13.369.136513	20 February 2019	Nimue Balance Patch (Patch #7)	General Balance Changes Base Max Hitpoints: 1000 → 1200 (bonus HP from melee weapons remains unchanged) This increases the general Hitpoint pool by 20% Base Max Energy: 100 → 120 This increases the general Energy pool by 20% Base Movement Speed: 4.8 m/s → 5.5 m/s In-Combat Duration: 30s → 20s Cap for Auto Attack Max Damage Increase: 200% → 300%
Version 1.11.362.119971	20 June 2018	Lancelot Patch #9	Cleansing any CC effect now grants a 1-second CC immunity
Version 1.11.362.118022	25 May 2018	Lancelot Patch #7	Group Fame bonuses now display in the combat log and floating popup messages. Fame earned now displays as follows: total fame gained displays first, followed by a breakdown of modifiers in brackets (zone type bonus, group bonus, and Premium bonus). As always, the following group bonuses apply to Fame earned: Party of 2: no bonus Party of 3: 17% Fame bonus Party of 4: 33% Fame bonus Party of 5-20: 40% Fame bonus
Version 1.11.357.113403	12 March 2018	Lancelot Update	Players can now fish in any of Albion's bodies of water to catch common fish, rare fish, and even sunken treasures and items. Rewards vary by biome, freshwater vs. saltwater, and zone New fishing armors and Destiny Board path, with a complete progress system New fish meals and fish bait recipes - fish can also be bought and sold like other materials or used raw as a consumable Experienced anglers can catch a boss fish and construct a trophy
Version 1.0.34.184.105727	6 December 2017	Kay Update	Reworked Diminishing Returns: Every crowd control effect now has its own Diminishing Return, i.e. stuns only diminish the duration of subsequent stuns, silence only of silences, etc. With this change, slows will trigger Diminishing Returns again. Channeled Movement abilities can now be cancelled by pressing the button again. (i.e. Whirlwind, Hurricane, Block, Focused Run can be manually cancelled)