Template:Update history/supply-depot

Release date	Update	Changes
August 30, 2026	v2026.08.30	A new “Up next” button on the Supply Depot’s rare stock opens a list showing which rare item will be featured on each coming day up to just before today’s regular rare returns.
August 15, 2026	v2026.08.15	Your first Supply Depot reroll each day now always costs the base price. Only extra rerolls on the same day cost more; their price now ramps up more gently (1.3x instead of 1.5x).
August 10, 2026	v2026.08.10	The Supply Depot now buys items from players: each day it posts 3 wanted items and pays above base value for them. Each wanted item shows its own rate as a percentage above base value (most pay around double; higher rates exist but are rarer). The day’s wanted list is the same for everyone and changes once per day. You can pay to reroll it for a fresh set, but only before you’ve sold anything that day. You can sell items above your Mercantilist perk. Some Depot items go on sale each day at a discount; the sale changes daily and cannot be rerolled, and an item on sale will never be on the day’s wanted list. The Insider perk now reduces the fee when selling as well as when buying. The in-game manual was updated to document the wanted list, the rare stock reroll, and the Quartermaster perk.
August 9, 2026	v2026.08.09	The Supply Depot’s Rare stock now has a Reroll button that swaps today’s rare item for a different random one. Pricing: your first reroll each day costs 1B BC; each additional reroll within a week costs 50% more than the previous one. Prices drift back down as older rerolls age past 7 days. Once you buy the day’s rare item, rerolling is disabled until it restocks. New Quartermaster 📦 perk (restricted profiles only) gives +1 daily reroll per perk level, up to +4 (5 rerolls/day total).
August 4, 2026	v2026.08.04	On ironman and hardcore profiles the Mercantilist perk now stops at the last level that actually gives a Supply Depot item.
August 3, 2026	v2026.08.03.2	The Supply Depot no longer sells gems or their bags. The Supply Depot also no longer sells Burn rewards.
August 2, 2026	v2026.08.02	New Bulk purchase button opens a cart filled with every stocked item at its full available amount. Edit quantities or remove items; Base cost, Tax, and Total update live as you change stuff. Each cart row shows its total cost; hover to see the base, tax, total, and how much of that line your BC covers. Rows are tinted by affordability: green = bought in full, yellow = partially bought, red = can’t afford. Buying is greedy from cheapest to priciest, so one click gets you the most items your BC can cover. Players can now search their unlocked Supply Depot supplies. Items you’ve bought out for the day are greyed, move to the bottom of the list, collapse, and read “Out of stock”. Supply Depot prices are no longer rounded up to the next 100 BC. You now pay the exact marked-up price (rounded to the nearest whole BC). Most items cost slightly less than before, for example, seaweed drops from 300 to 250 BC at base Insider. Long Supply Depot prices and stock counts no longer spill off mobile screens.
August 1, 2026	v2026.08.01.2	The Supply Depot now refills to full each day, as opposed to previous approach of slowly going to the max over the 5 day period.
July 30, 2026	v2026.07.30.2	Per-item depot stock limits now depend only on your prestige tier, no longer rank in the tier. Ascending never lowers depot limits, each ascension increases how much of each item you can stock, up to the cap.
July 27, 2026	The Ironman Update	Restricted profiles get the Supply Depot, a game-stocked store that never touches other players’ goods. It stocks basic materials and consumables, restocked once a day, with the range of items on offer unlocked by your Mercantilist perk and the amounts growing with your rank and tier. Prices sit above the market floor, so it is a handy last resort rather than a shortcut. Each day it also features one rotating rare item, the same for every player. And the Insider perk, which lowers the market fee, now lowers the Depot fee too, so leveling it makes everything here a little cheaper.