Mistfall Hunter Fate Chart and Season Tasks

Named and recut: what the 15 September update did to four season tasks

The 28 August pass was described by category. This one names tasks, and quotes their new wording — so if a task on your board reads differently to what a guide written in August says, this is why. It is also the update that stops treating the 28 August pass as finished: Bellring called the grind "reduced" on 3 September and then eased four more tasks twelve days later. What is still untouched is the count. DevNote #8’s 152 tasks for every end-game reward, 50 core tasks for Pip’s Rare Pouch and 93 for the Legendary Nether Ferry skin are all unchanged, and no Season 1 end date has been published — so the season is the same length, with each task asking less.

• [Soul Hunt] now completes on "Complete 1 Soul Harvest while staying alive." One ritual, one survival condition — and it is the task the season is named after.
• [All or Nothing] now completes on "Defeat 1 Gyldhunter." This is the 28 August execute-to-defeat change applied to a specific task, and the count is down to one.
• [Battle-Tested] and [Preserving the Truth] lose the "complete all objectives within a single session, or all progress will be reset" restriction. The objectives are unchanged; what went away is the reset, which is what made them punishing rather than long.
• [Polishing the Story] displayed requirements that did not match what it actually checked, and [Show Your Edge] calculated completion incorrectly. Both are fixed. If either refused to tick while you did exactly what it asked, it was the task and not your reading of it.
• Stackable items in Pip’s Pouch now stack rather than taking a new inventory slot each time — not a task change, but it lands on the same loop, because pouch space is what a task run spends.

Confirmed, and made easier: what the 28 August update did to Season Tasks

Season Tasks are live, and as of 28 August 2026 that is written down rather than inferred. The maintenance update of that day adjusts Season Tasks and Contract Tasks by name — Bellring says persistent feedback about their difficulty prompted repeated internal discussion and a revision plan. A patch does not lower the requirements of a feature that has not shipped, so the hedge this page carried until today is closed. The easing itself is broad, and it is worth being exact about its shape: not one task was removed from the season. DevNote #8 priced the full set at 152 tasks on 20 August and that figure is untouched. What fell is what each task asks.

• Monster-slaying tasks need fewer kills, and their difficulty-mode restrictions were lowered — the tasks that pushed you into a harder mode to finish them no longer do.
• Tasks that required *executing* other Gyldhunters now count a defeat instead, and ask for fewer of them. That was the condition least under your control, because an execution depends on whether the target's squad picks them up.
• Equipment-value conditions became equipment-rarity conditions: cheaper to satisfy, and stable in a way a value that moved with the Auction House was not.
• Objectives whose progress the whole squad shares now say so on the card, so a trio can split the list deliberately instead of guessing.
• On the Contract side: most completion counts reduced, container-search tasks removed outright, tactical-item tasks satisfied by any tactical item, and the individual Daily Task reward raised from 30 Contract Sigils to 40.

What Phase I opens

The roadmap graphic gives Phase I one sentence, and it is a story beat rather than a mechanic: “A mysterious guest arrives at Windrest, bearing news that will lead Gyldhunters toward an unknown fate.” Windrest is the camp you already return to between runs, so the entry point is somewhere you visit every session rather than a new location to find.

• No task count, no unlock requirement and no first-step location has been published. If a page gives you a walkthrough today, it is not quoting an announcement.
• The 13 July dev update ties the season’s gameplay to Fate Chart progression, so expect the two systems to feed each other rather than run in parallel.
• The same client update carries Soul Harvest. Reading the two pages together is the intended order, and both change on the same day.

Phase II is the same storyline, further along

September’s entry is not a second set of tasks. The roadmap wording continues the Phase I sentence — “As you venture deeper alongside the mysterious guest, a new crisis gradually surfaces” — and attaches the rewards to completion of the whole line rather than to the phase.

What this page does not tell you, and why

Two rewards are named and nothing about them is described. Pip’s Rare Pouch is a name; the Nether Ferry skin is a name beside a piece of uncaptioned panel art. Neither has a published contents list, drop table or unlock threshold, and the completion requirement for "fully unlocked" has not been stated either.

• The Phase II panel art shows a horned, bell-hung figure poling a wrecked boat. Bellring published it uncaptioned beside the Nether Ferry entry, so the association is ours rather than theirs.
• No end date for Season 1 has been published anywhere, which means "before the season ends" is not a deadline anyone can give you yet.
• When the patch notes land, the unpublished rows on this page take values. The page keeps its URL and its shape.