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Conan Exiles Patch Notes History

Conan Exiles is Funcom's open world survival game; numbered patches land roughly monthly, closing the free Giant-Kings story arc in 3.1.0. Every major update below has a short summary, what it means for buyers where it matters, and links to the official notes.

Latest: 3.1.0 · ·2 patches tracked·Checked November 12, 2026
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  1. 3.1.0Latest

    Legacy of the Giant-Kings: Part Three — Akhamet

    • Patch 3.1.0 closes the free Legacy of the Giant-Kings story arc: a new Akhamet quest runs through harder Rifts, and the choice — free him from the voices or embrace their power — shapes the companion abilities he brings once he joins you.
    • Thrall and pet diet icons now show the food stat bonuses on hover, and crafting stations pause their queue when the output inventory is full instead of overfilling it.
    • Stability, UI, thrall and world fixes across the patch; it was moved from November 10 to November 12 (Funcom, November 4), after the Public Beta Client run from November 3.
    For buyers

    Part Three is the arc finale, so the Akhamet quest and harder Rifts are the current endgame beat; the crafting-queue pause changes how bulk crafting stock is produced.

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  2. 3.0.1 (Hotfix)

    Conan Exiles Enhanced — Rift VFX Control + Crash Fixes

    • Hotfix 3.0.1 for Conan Exiles Enhanced landed October 8, 2026 (Funcom’s Steam announcement): it adds a console variable, dw.RiftEvent.DisableAVFX, to suppress Rift event audio-visual effects locally for players with audio-visual sensitivities, fixes a crash when checking the Player List on official servers and a Steam Deck crash (Nvidia Streamline now only loads on systems with an Nvidia GPU), and brings performance improvements for 3.0 Shaggai variant VFX.
    • It also fixes Corrupting Miasma being able to knock out Mirror Images, thrall bonuses not applying to armour, and the Shemite Spinster Tools clipping issue.
    • The parent release, Patch 3.0.0 “Legacy of the Giant-Kings: Part Two”, went live October 6, 2026: mysterious Rifts spread across the Exiled Lands and Isle of Siptah, with new challenges, powerful new Sorcery spells and the return of the Mi-Go; warpaints no longer have an expiration timer, legendary items can now be dismantled at the dismantling bench for legendary fragments, inventory filters for heavy/medium/light armour and clothing were added, and server movement checks were tightened, making speed hacks less effective. Numbered patches for the Enhanced (UE5) edition land roughly monthly in 2026 (2.0.0 July 21, 2.2.0 September 15, 3.0.0 October 6), with hotfixes between.
    For buyers

    The 3.0 Rift content is the current endgame: legendary fragments from dismantling are the new sink, and accounts and server stock price against Part Two progression. The tightened movement checks are the enforcement note — progress gained through speed hacks is exactly the progress that gets wiped, so how an account was levelled matters here.

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Read the full patch notes

Our summaries cover the changes that matter to players and buyers. For every line item, read the developer’s own notes.

Funcom forums: Conan Exiles Enhanced patch notes →

FAQ

What is the latest Conan Exiles patch?

The latest update we track is 3.1.0, Legacy of the Giant-Kings: Part Three — Akhamet, released November 12, 2026. The full list is on this page, newest first, and we re-check it regularly.

Where can I read the official Conan Exiles patch notes?

The full notes are published by the developer: Funcom forums: Conan Exiles Enhanced patch notes. Each patch on this page also links the sources we used.

How far back does this Conan Exiles patch history go?

It covers the major updates from October 8, 2026 onward, 2 patches in total. Small hotfixes are left out unless they change trading or buying.

We summarize from the developer’s announcements and name the outlet when a detail comes from a single report. Found an error or a missing patch? Tell us, and see our editorial policy.