```Hi, everyone! We're back from the holidays and right back into development! Today's update is a content update; more than two dozen new buildings and scenery items, a new type of shop, and more!

New stuff:

• [h4]New "Festival" buildings and scenery![/h4] This adds a new category of "scenery buildings", which don't actually sell anything, but can help boost an area's "Beauty" statistic in the same way that regular scenery does.
• [h4]Sell trinkets to your subscribers, using the new Trinket Shop building![/h4] Subscribers love buying trinkets (for some reason?) They don't actually do anything, but they help fulfill your subscribers' psychological need to "get loot" in a safe way, and they give them something to talk about in social circles, too! Subscribers may purchase up to one trinket per day. You can see how many trinkets a player has on the 'Inventory' tab of their information window.
• [h4]Vendor trash?[/h4] In addition to normal loot and gold, dead monsters now also drop "vendor trash" - basically worthless items that clog up a player's inventory. Players can sell vendor trash to shops for 1/10 a gold each (rounding down). You can see how much vendor trash a player is carrying also on the 'Inventory' tab of their information window.
• [h4]Jester?[/h4] How have we gone so long in early access without ever making a jester model available? This was a terrible oversight on my behalf but we're fixing that problem now!

Changes:

• [h4]Weapon Item Levels[/h4] Previously, player weapons were categorized as either "not good" or "acceptable", and when a player out-leveled their weapon, they would have to buy a new one. Now, weapons have levels the same way that players do. As a general rule, weapon levels are about ten times the matching character level. So a level 1 character would generally use an item level 10 weapon, but may buy a slightly better one so they don't have to upgrade it as often. Item level shows up as "ilvl" in the player information window.
• [h4]How much have I earned from that subscriber?[/h4] We now track how much real-world money you have earned from each subscriber, and you can see that information on the new "Money" tab in the subscriber information window. (caveat: we weren't tracking this data before this build, so your older subscribers will be starting from '0'; sorry about that!)

Miscellaneous Fixes:

• Fixed "focus" behaviour when invoked on a monster zone.
• Fixed a crash bug during load if you had saved a string longer than 1kb in length (typically these were lore descriptions of things, or else ability tooltip messages)
• Big improvements to the UI for dragging the "precise" movement mode axis widgets, especially for objects which are above the camera.
• Vastly improved "precise" rotation mode when rotating objects which are close to the camera.
• Fixed cursor collision tests vs. vehicle routes; makes it much easier to use the 'destroy' tool on vehicle routes, rather than having to destroy the depots!
• Big big fixes to wall placement, especially for short walls.
• Fixed various text editing issues, particularly the widget getting confused if you inserted a carriage return after a word wrap had happened.
• Fixed absurd extra CPU usage while the mouse hovered over an editable text box on a sharable character prefab card.