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Ranger v1.2.0
- Feats: 56 one-off deeds across distances, the road behind, rhythm, sky and hour, people and places, and the bestiary. Each is a medal; unearned ones show how far along they are, and the closest ones wait on the outpost.
- The bestiary grows from 36 to 57 creatures: dwellers that need two things at once (the grey heron, the night bat, the ermine…), new rare visitors and four new legends.
- A tidier bestiary: four seals to a row, progress under each seal, names that no longer break mid-word.
- An empty map now says when Health Connect routes aren't allowed, and one button allows them and fetches the tracks.
- A patrol's numbers sit in even columns; giving up a campaign asks first; the last patrol says "2 days ago".
Ranger v1.1.0
- Health Connect: choose what to read (runs, resting pulse and HRV, steps). The first read starts today; after that, whatever appeared since last time.
- Walks that a watch filed as runs (slower than 12 min/km with a calm pulse) are no longer patrols; their steps still count as walking.
- Summary over 7 days, 30 days, a year or all time: distance, time, climb, average pace and pulse, the longest run, a comparison with the span before, and pace and pulse trends.
- The rank ladder: every rank with the valour it needs, the day it was reached and what it builds at the outpost.
Ranger v1.0.0
The first version.
- Runs from Health Connect (route, heart rate, distance, climb, resting pulse, HRV, daily steps), GPX, TCX and FIT files, whole Strava archives, GPS recording or by hand; one copy of each run is kept.
- 36 creatures found by weather, sun, moon, terrain along the way and heart-rate zones: tracks, lair, meeting.
- Valour from training load, ten ranks that build the outpost, nine abilities, condition from fitness and fatigue with the healer's advice.
- A parchment map of the land your trails have scouted, with home and work hidden.
- Campaigns, records, the chronicle and summary, boots, the band, and the music that played.
- Steps from Health Connect or typed in by hand, with a daily goal.