- Update 1.92Latest
Ranching, account chest and Archmonsters
- Update 1.92 (June 16, 2026) added the Haven Paddock ranching system with six breedable monster families and a new Lucky Charm equipment type.
- The account chest gained search, sorting, item locking and quick transfer, and Archmonsters were overhauled with new Masks, Archispheres and Souliquaries.
- Several classes were rebalanced, including Ecaflip, Xelor, Sram and Masqueraider, and the Crackler, Strich and Blibli monsters and dungeons were reworked.
For buyersNothing in the 1.92 notes changes the market tax or the Kama Stone exchange, so buying kamas works as it did before the update.
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- Update 1.91
Sram revamp and Control removed
- The Sram class was fully revamped: new innate bonuses, reworked elemental spells, and traps and the Double moved to the third spell bar.
- Control was removed from the game; items that gave it now grant extra HP, and 20% Armor given replaces it as a major bonus.
- An extra major point at level 225, new menus on the new interface theme, and passive HP regeneration that scales with level.
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FAQ
What is the latest WAKFU patch?
The latest update we track is Update 1.92, Ranching, account chest and Archmonsters, released June 16, 2026. The full list is on this page, newest first, and we re-check it regularly.
Where can I read the official WAKFU patch notes?
The full notes are published by the developer: WAKFU: patch notes. Each patch on this page also links the sources we used.
How far back does this WAKFU patch history go?
It covers the major updates from February 24, 2026 onward, 2 patches in total. Small hotfixes are left out unless they change trading or buying.
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