Sun Haven V1.5.1 Jun 2026

: Following community feedback, several romanceable character portraits were adjusted to more modest versions, with a larger project underway to update all character portraits. Critical Fixes in v1.5.1

Following the 1.4 update, 1.5 continued expanding home customization, allowing players to change roofs, windows, and walls. Looking Ahead: What's Next

Prior to , potions felt like an afterthought. Healing potions were plentiful, and mana potions were expensive. The introduction of the Chemistry Laboratory (a new craftable workstation) changes the meta. Sun Haven v1.5.1

Following the major 1.5 update, 1.5.1 and 1.5.2 aimed to resolve community-reported issues. Key improvements included:

The v1.5.1 micropatch was deployed to specifically target game-breaking or immersion-breaking bugs: Teleportation Reliability Healing potions were plentiful, and mana potions were

: Doubloon bags are now automatically collected without needing to be clicked. Portrait Revisions

For the modding community, broke a significant number of UI and skill tree mods (such as Better Chests and Skill Respec Potion ). The BepInEx framework needed an update, which the community released within two weeks. Key improvements included: The v1

Multiple fixes were implemented to address crashes when joining other players in co-op sessions.

: Fixes for the teleport spell failing to work or leaving the hotbar inactive after use. : Improvements to prevent crashes when joining multiplayer games Visual & UI Fixes

The 1.5 patch introduced a vital teleport spell to help players jump between Sun Haven, Nel’Vari, and Withergate easily. Patch 1.5.1 resolved issues where the hotbar would become inactive after using this spell.

The most immediate impact players will feel in is the litany of Quality of Life (QoL) changes. Farming sims live and die by their user interface (UI) and inventory management. As Sun Haven features three distinct towns—Sun Haven, the monster city of Withergate, and the elven village of Nel’Vari—inventory clutter has historically been a pain point.