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== v0.36.0 — Tribes: Ages & Outposts == * '''Material Ages arrive.''' Your [[Tribe|camp]] can advance through five eras — Stone, Bronze, Iron, Silver, Obsidian — each granting permanent tribe-wide multipliers to gathering, processing, security, and how fast wanderers arrive. Founding an era costs Age Catalysts, building levels, and a bill of goods, and retires your workers and camp buildings for the power (stockpile banked first, worker gear returned; skills, dinos, and Homestead untouched). * '''Rogue-clan outposts:''' eight hostile camps now dot the valley, from the Bonepickers' Briar Den in the [[Grasslands]] to the Cindershades' Ember Throne on the [[Ashen Peaks]]. Pick a strike team, see your honest win chance, and hit them — battles resolve instantly. Victory plants your banner on the [[Map|Valley Map]] for seven days and pays loot, Age Catalysts, and — at the four deepest outposts — masterwork [[Blueprints|blueprint]] sheets. Defeat only wounds the team; they never die. * The worker gear you fit in Phase II doubles as strike-team power. Wounded workers wear a 🩹 chip and sit out until they heal. * This completes the Tribes arc (Phases I–III).
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