Patch #260722 in English
UI filters, crafting flow, world-map tools, inheritance equipment, encounter changes, and current fixes.
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An independent English guide for The Scroll of Taiwu 1.0. Follow beginner routes, compare 15 faction profiles, search 45 martial arts, and use practical planning tools informed by the live English client.

Updated July 23, 2026
UI filters, crafting flow, world-map tools, inheritance equipment, encounter changes, and current fixes.
Read the current answerFree expansion mode, AI controls, test branch, Workshop work, and English localization.
Read the current answerA repeatable village, faction, study, travel, combat, Sword Mound, and succession loop.
Read the current answerEnglish 1.0 is live
Official English localization is available for the core game. The game has patched rapidly since 1.0, and this site tracks player-facing changes and isolated localization gaps that affect English beginners.

少林派
Shaolin is the safest first stop for players who want readable combat, strong defenses, and forgiving mistakes.
武当派
Wudang rewards patience: survive the first exchange, stabilize qi, then win through clean rotations.
峨眉派
Emei sits between safe orthodox routes and more technical control styles, making it a good second character faction.
Core content
Start with a focused beginner route, then use the combat, cultivation, faction, and village guides when the corresponding system appears in your run.
羽衣功
Jade-Maiden mobility that lets fragile precision builds avoid the worst trades.
湛卢剑法
A named-sword style from Swordsmith Villa that scales cleanly with weapon quality and martial investment.
太极剑法
A signature balanced Wudang sword style built around timing, redirection, and endurance.
Defensive melee learner build with forgiving mistakes and clear gear goals.
Balanced sword route for players who like timing, defense, and long fight control.
Needle and medicine route focused on campaign safety, injuries, and attrition.