Here are the changes in today's update!

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New Features
- Added a Chat Report dialog. Players can now click on an offending player in chat to report that player's chat behavior or character name. Reporting a player will automatically mute them as well.

Balance Changes
- MAJOR BALANCE CHANGES have been applied to all three classes to bring them more in line with each other so far as potential damage output goes. See the set of notes below this one for more details.
- Smoothed out the gold production of the Town Hall between levels 13-20 so there's no longer a level where it produces less than the previous level.

Bug Fixes/Misc
- Adjusted the Skill Dialog tutorial so it no longer erroneously claims that you need premium currency to respec your skills (since Dec 16th's patch).
- When selling equipment with a socketed gems the gems will automatically be put back into your inventory
- Daily tasks should now reset correctly when playing over midnight PST
- Ranger damage score no longer erroneously divides the player's AD and AP values by 2

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A large balance patch has been applied, affecting (albeit smally in some cases) nearly every skill in the game. Prior to this patch wizards were potentially outdamaging rangers and warriors by up to 40%, and rangers lagged slightly behind warriors in terms of potential AOE damage. In general wizard damage has been reduced slightly (less than 10%) while other classes have had their damage increased (by up to 30%) to similar levels. Endurance/health, speed, luck/crit, and armor/mr stats have received no changes in this patch. As with all balance changes, we will be monitoring how these changes affected gameplay over the next few days, and make additional changes as necessary. One this especially important to note is that many enemies in the game use warrior and ranger skills for their attacks, and as such may have had their damage output slightly increased. Please feel free to report any fights you find where you believe the balance is now out of whack.

General Notes:

- Our intended balance for this patch is such that classes should be capable of damage numbers within ~5% of each other
- To accomplish this, warriors and rangers were significantly buffed, and wizards were slightly nerfed
- Auto attack skills have been adjusted so that your AA damage should be lower than skill damage at equal levels, encouraging more skill-based play
- Many skills that scaled oddly now scale linearly from level 1-15 (for example whirlwind levels 2-3 are no longer less powerful than level 1)
- There are some slight differences in Single Target/AOE damage potential of each class in order to very slightly differentiate them, however we'd like to stress that these are very slight
- Warriors have average damage for both AOE and Single Target attacks
- Rangers have slightly above average damage for Single Target attacks and slightly below average damage for AOE attacks
- Rangers skills that do single target damage prefer AP over AD, while AOE attacks prefer AD over AP, allowing Rangers to specialize further based on their gear.
- Wizards have slightly above average damage for AOE and slightly below average damage for Single Target attacks
- Attacks that use rage/energy/mana now reliably do more damage than non rage powered attacks
- The average amount of additional damage per point of rage spent should be more balanced across all skills
- The numbers in the class specific notes below are average percentage differences with the previous damage levels at 5000 Class Attack Power (5000AD for warriors, 2500AD&AP for rangers, 5000AP for wizards). Some skill ranks were changed more and some were changed less.

Warrior:

- Auto attack damage increased by an average of 15%
- Strike damage increased by an average of 20%
- Cleave damage increased by an average of 27%
- Whirlwind damage increased by an average of 28%
- Impale damage increased by an average of 18%
- Overpower damage increased by an average of 48%
- Retaliate damage increased by an average of 130%
- Strike's secondary effect now scales with AD instead of AP, but the percentage has been reduced from 50/100/150 to 10/20/30
- Cleave's secondary effect now scales with AD instead of AP, but the percentage has been reduced from 10/20/30 to 2/4/6
- Whirlwind's secondary effect has been completely refactored. Now has a 40% chance per enemy to cause 2 turn bleed for 5/10/15% of your AD
- Overpower's main effect (damage reduction) now lasts for 2 turns instead of just 1
- Overpower's secondary effect has been completely refactored. Now the overpower effect also reduces the enemy's armor and MR by 10/20/30% for 2 turns
- Retaliate's secondary effect now also leaves behind a 5/10/15% AD bleed for 2 turns from level 5 onward. Its prior secondary effect remains in place as well
- Retaliate no longer has a 2 turn cooldown

Ranger:

- Auto attack damage increased by an average of 30%
- Magic Arrow damage increased by an average of 25%
- Scatter Shot damage increased by an average of 24%
- Hail of Arrows damage increased by an average of 71%
- Piercing Arrow damage increased by an average of 37%
- Rapid Reload damage increased by an average of 76%
- Pincushion damage increased by an average of 114%
- Magic arrow's secondary effect now lasts for 2 turns instead of 1
- Magic arrow's secondary effect now also reduces magic resistance by 20/40/60% in addition to armor
- Scattershot's secondary effect has been completely refactored. Now has a 20/40/60% chance for each target to receive the Pincushion debuff for 1 turn
- Piercing Arrow's secondary effects have been buffed from a 10/20/30% bonus to a 20/40/60% bonus for Piercing targets affected by Pincushion

Wizard:

- Auto attack damage decreased by an average of 10%
- Fireball damage increased by an average of 1%
- Wall of Fire damage decreased by an average of 4%
- Firestorm damage decreased by an average of 17%
- Flame Laser damage decreased by an average of 5%
- Freeze damage decreased by an average of 10%
- Shock damage increased by an average of 12%
- Wall of Fire's secondary effect now has a 33% chance per enemy, up from 20%
- Firestorm's secondary effect now has a 33% chance per enemy, up from 20%
- Firestorm's secondary effect now reduces magic resistance by 20/40/60% instead of speed