What changed in Polis

• The Polis window opens on a new key — P went back to vanilla social interactions.
• What the registry says to you personally now reaches you in Discord, even when you are not in the game.
• Chat, the player list and the nameplates now say who is who.
• The market fee is counted per order rather than per settlement: splitting a purchase no longer pays.
• Selling ground settles its arrears out of the price first.
• The watch records fire and fluid from what actually happened in the world, not from where a click landed.

The client has to be updatedThis release changed the pack, and a client older than it is turned away at the door. Update the pack in the launcher before you next join.

• A Guide inside the Polis window: rules, prices and deadlines, read from the code that enforces them.
• The section rail folds, instead of taking half a small window.
• Enclosed ground always has a way out, and one cannot be manufactured.

• Polis is now built for Minecraft 1.20.1 on Forge as well — the same mod, a separate file.
• Linking an account through Discord: /link ties the game to Discord.

• The first release of Polis: a land register, money, a market, contracts and a court, all inside the game.
• A map that remembers: who holds what, where the lines run, and what was done on your ground while you were away.
• Roads their holder charges for, and borders you can read standing on the ground.
• The registry records and never prevents: a closed border shows a wall you can walk through.