Might and Magic: Fates — Broken Oaths update
Ubisoft’s Broken Oaths update for Might and Magic: Fates landed on March 24, 2026—the first major content beat after the game’s February 4 global launch on mobile and the broader Immutable zkEVM footprint Web3Raider tracks in catalog. The patch is not a cosmetic pass: it adds the Absolution card set, ranked-relevant balance work, and new systems—disenchantment, battle logs, and player profiles—that change how you manage duplicates and review losses without touching the core free-to-play loop.
For players on iOS, Android, and Steam, and for collectors who optionally trade Fates card NFTs on Immutable infrastructure, Broken Oaths is the update worth reading patch notes for before rebuilding decks or listing cards during meta churn.
Background
Might and Magic: Fates is Ubisoft’s hero-led tactical TCG set in the Sea of Fates, built with Immutable as the optional on-chain layer for digital ownership (Immutable partnership announcement). The core game is free-to-play with skill-based ranked play; blockchain participation is optional—cards can exist as tradable NFTs in eligible regions without granting pay-to-win advantages in official messaging.
Web3Raider lists Fates as released on Immutable zkEVM with separate collection contracts for Fates Cards and the Founder Key bundle line. Gas for typical zkEVM marketplace actions uses IMX, not in-game gold or Diamonds.
After launch, Ubisoft signaled a seasonal balance cadence—Broken Oaths is the first named expansion-style drop in that rhythm, covered ahead of release by outlets including EGamers.io with a March 24, 2026 rollout date.
What happened
According to pre-launch reporting and Ubisoft-facing summaries of Broken Oaths, the update bundles content, economy, and quality-of-life changes:
New cards and balance
- Absolution set — 10 new cards expanding tactical options across factions
- Balance adjustments across existing cards aimed at ranked fairness (full card-by-card notes depend on official patch documentation)
- Duplicate protection — reduced repeat pulls from packs, relevant to both F2P grinders and collectors chasing specific copies
New systems
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Disenchantment | Break unwanted cards into gold, adding a sink for duplicate in-game inventory |
| Battle log | Review past matches for line-play and mulligan mistakes |
| Player profile | Central view of stats and progression |
| Daily bonus | Login streak rewards |
| Quests | Daily, weekly, and starter challenge tracks for extra rewards |
| Hero Pack | Premium bundle with Diamonds and a unique animated hero (verify live store pricing in-client) |
Polish
Reporting also cited visual upgrades and stability improvements alongside the feature work—typical for a first major patch after multi-platform launch. Immutable Play’s Fates hub continues to list the title with Feb 4, 2026 release metadata and founder-badge quest framing for hub discovery.
Who it affects
Ranked and casual players
Absolution cards can shift the meta—expect early deck tech, counter-lines, and balance hotfixes in the weeks after March 24. Disenchantment gives a sanctioned path to recycle dead duplicates instead of hoarding inventory; battle logs reward players who review losses rather than queue instantly.
If you play without blockchain wallets, none of the above requires NFT ownership—confirm in-game patch notes on mightandmagicfates.com and official Discord before assuming tradability changes.
Collectors and optional traders
On-chain Fates Cards are a separate contract line from Founder Key. Patch-driven hype often moves secondary listings on Immutable marketplaces before in-game supply stabilizes—match contract addresses to our collection catalog and the TokenTrove marketplace guide before buying.
New Absolution cards may appear in-game first; on-chain mint/trade timing for specific card IDs should be verified from Ubisoft or Immutable channels—not social screenshots alone.
Immutable ecosystem readers
Fates remains a flagship Ubisoft × Immutable reference in the Immutable zkEVM gaming roundup. Broken Oaths is a live-service signal: the franchise is iterating after launch, not shipping once and stopping.
At a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Update | Broken Oaths — live March 24, 2026 (reported) |
| Headline content | Absolution (10 cards), balance pass, duplicate protection |
| New systems | Disenchantment, battle log, player profile, quests, Hero Pack |
| Game launch | Feb 4, 2026 global (Immutable Play) |
| Platforms | iOS, Android, Steam (cross-play per official messaging) |
| Chain | Immutable zkEVM — gas: IMX |
| Collections | Fates Cards, Founder Key |
On Web3Raider
Use the catalog while following live patches:
- Open the full Might and Magic: Fates game page for networks, social links, and docs
- Read the master Fates Cards collection guide before any secondary purchase
- Compare Immutable Play with other hubs on platforms
- Cross-check IMX gas vs in-game currencies on the blockchain hub
What to watch next
- Official patch notes — card-by-card balance and Absolution availability (Might and Magic Fates, X / Discord)
- Ranked meta — early Absolution decks and counter-tech in community channels
- On-chain listings — whether new card variants mint to Fates Cards on the same contract (
0xA705CD321…per catalog) - Steam vs mobile parity — feature rollout across clients after major patches
- Next seasonal drop — Ubisoft flagged ongoing balance and expansion work post-launch
Bottom line: Broken Oaths is Might and Magic: Fates maturing as a live TCG—new Absolution cards and economy tools for players, plus the usual secondary-market noise for optional NFT collectors on Immutable. Treat EGamers and hub coverage as orientation, verify mechanics and contracts from official sources, and use Web3Raider’s game and collection pages for due diligence before you reforge decks or list cards.
