Lost Ark officially released the new class 'Dimension Shifter' during the regular maintenance on July 8. As a new class in the Specialist (Male) line, its arrival is accompanied by an exclusive event Powerpass and a rapid growth event that allows players to quickly reach Item Level 1700.

Additionally, two new hairstyles have been added for all base classes, along with four new dye patterns. Quality-of-life improvements were also implemented, including a card attribute deck setting feature based on the 'Enlightenment' passive for Supporter classes, and the ability to save and preview dye information in the Style Book.

The new class 'Dimension Shifter' has been added. Players can create the character by selecting 'Specialist (Male)' on the character creation screen and will begin their adventure in Trixion after logging in.

To coincide with the release, exclusive equipment, select avatars, awakening quests, skill acquisition items, achievements, titles, and trophies have been added. Seven craftable avatars for the Specialist (Male) are now available, with the remaining avatar crafting recipes scheduled for release on July 22.

Dimension Shifter players can also use the recommended skill feature. However, as this information is based on actual user statistics, it will be available starting July 15 following a data collection period.

Alongside the release of the Dimension Shifter, the second growth support event exclusive to the class has begun.

First, players can claim an event Powerpass exclusive to the Dimension Shifter until the regular maintenance on September 16. This is limited to one per verified account; even if you own multiple accounts, it can only be used on one.

Similar to the 'Rim Lake South Island II Event Pass,' this exclusive Powerpass allows players to complete the Rim Lake South Island continent quests and the 'Trajectory of Fate' quest regardless of whether they have completed previous continent quests. It can be used for Dimension Shifters who have not completed the Rim Lake South Island quests, or for those who have completed them but are below Item Level 1660.

A separate 'Dimension Shifter Rapid Growth Event' is also underway. Event characters can be designated until the regular maintenance on September 16, and the event itself runs until the regular maintenance on October 14.

The rapid growth event is linked to the 'Mokoko Base Camp.' If you have set your Dimension Shifter as your Mokoko Base Camp character, you can begin the rapid growth event after the 'Warm-up! Program' concludes. If you have designated a different class as your Mokoko Base Camp character, you can start the event after raising your Dimension Shifter to Item Level 1660.

Rapid growth characters earn growth materials upon reaching certain Item Levels. Notably, players can reach Item Level 1700 using the 'Rapid Growth Equipment Chest' available to characters between Item Level 1660 and 1700. Similar to previous growth missions, there are missions to reach 1720, and a premium purchase option is available.

The 'Jump-Up! Boost' and the Dimension Shifter rapid growth event can be applied to the same character. However, please choose your character carefully, as the rapid growth event character cannot be changed once designated.

The card preset features for Bard, Paladin, Artist, and Valkyrie have been improved.

These classes can now designate specific card presets for each elemental weakness based on their currently active Tier 1 'Enlightenment' passive. Existing card attribute deck information will be applied to the newly added attribute decks, and settings can be adjusted to match the active Enlightenment passive.

The card preset handling when exiting end-game content and Guardian Raid areas has also been changed. If a card preset was changed during the entry process, it will automatically revert to the preset used before entry upon exiting.

Customization options have been expanded. Two new hairstyles have been added for all base classes, and four new patterns—'Heart Cherry,' 'Military Camo,' 'Wide Stripe,' and 'Marine'—have been added to the dye system.

The burden of the 'Dancing Maharaka' co-op quest in the Maharaka Summer Camp has been eased. The completion target has been reduced from 100 to 75, and the quest grade criteria have been changed from time-based to completion-count-based. The update interval for dance emote quest targets has been standardized to 5 seconds.

A notice has been added stating that even if the target count is not fully met, players can still receive the same rewards if they meet the individual contribution requirement.

Additionally, an improvement was made to display a warning message when using auto-equip for gems if a core with a different role than the currently active Tier 1 Enlightenment passive is equipped. In the 'Jump-Up! Boost' UI, mission reward components can now be viewed via a context menu.

Furthermore, the Item Level requirement for using the 'Rim Lake South Island II Event Pass' has been changed from '1660 or below' to 'below 1660'.