What the page should say
Use this page to explain the likely content direction after launch: new classes, balance updates, new weapons, events, patches, and expansion-style additions.
Mistfall Hunter roadmap
This page should summarize what players can expect next, what updates matter most, and how to keep the page useful as the game evolves after launch.
What the page should answer
Readers want to know what is coming next and whether the game appears active. Keep it short, visible, and tied to any official update source you can verify.
Roadmap priorities
Keep the roadmap broad enough to survive early changes. It should show the kinds of updates the site will track, not invent exact patch timing.
Content additions
New classes, weapons, areas, bosses, and quest lines are the first things players will expect after launch.
Balance changes
Update notes should mention if a class, weapon, or build becomes stronger or weaker after patches.
Live events
Seasonal or timed events can drive repeat traffic, especially when players come back to check what changed.
What to track on this page
Use a simple status table so readers can see what changed and when. This makes the page easier to maintain and easier to skim.
| Item | Working version | Update trigger |
|---|---|---|
| New content | Classes, weapons, zones, bosses | Official patch note or roadmap post |
| Balance changes | Weapon or class adjustments | Balance patch or developer note |
| Event schedule | Seasonal or temporary content | New live event announcement |
| Roadmap status | Planned, live, delayed, or unknown | Whenever an official update lands |
How the page should work
The roadmap page should act like a living summary, not a fixed guide. It should make the latest update easy to spot and easy to trust.
Latest update
Put the most recent official note at the top of the page.
What it changes
Explain whether the update affects classes, weapons, content, or balance.
Next pages
Link to bosses, builds, class, and weapon pages depending on the update type.
Related pages
Use the roadmap page to keep readers moving into the pages that matter most.