Patch Notes: Repairs, Prices, Party Maps, Dress and the Journal

Repairs

Repairs cost a third less. Every smith and guild now charges two thirds of the old repair price, online and offline.
Instant repair is on by default. Smiths hand your gear back straight away instead of keeping it for days. You can still turn it off in the settings.
New: Field Repair Kits. Find them in dungeon treasure piles and on enemies that carry loot. A Field Repair Kit mends any weapon or armour, whatever its metal, by 15% of its condition (the most worn piece first), then it's used up. Smith-made Repair Kits still mend 25% of their own metal.

Online, these now cost half:

Other items, repairs, training and spells keep their prices. Offline prices are unchanged.

Items with Spell Absorption now absorb Destruction spells 50% of the time instead of always.
Spell Absorption spells max out at a 50% chance. Custom Spell Absorption spells can't go above 50.
Absorbing a spell now restores half its cost in magicka instead of all of it.
Sorcerers (and other classes that always absorb) still absorb every Destruction spell they have room for, with the half refund.

A Mysticism spell. While it lasts, the parts of a dungeon you map appear on the automaps of party members in the same dungeon. A scout can map ahead for everyone.
How to get it: buy it ready-made at the spell shop while playing online (listed next to Resurrection), or make your own in the Spell Maker (cast on self, duration only).
The ready-made spell lasts about 2 minutes at level 1 and a bit over 3 at level 10. Recasting adds to the time left, so keeping it up is part of the delve.
Areas you receive from party members appear greyed out: known, but not visited by you.
Offline or without a party, the spell does nothing.

What you wear now changes how people react to you:

Common clothes (casual pants, peasant blouses, plain robes and the like) win over commoners but draw disdain from nobles.
Formal wear (gowns, formal cloaks and tunics, surcoats) impresses nobles and pleases merchants, though commoners find it a little stuck-up.
Priest and Priestess Robes earn a warmer welcome at the temples and a small nod from scholars.
Each garment counts a little, capped at ±10 per group, and only while you wear it.
The Enhanced Plus Standing page has a new Dress line showing what your outfit is doing.

Finished quests have a Remove button, and Clear archive removes them all at once (each asks you to click twice).
Active quests can be hidden from the journal without abandoning them. They keep running, and their timers and HUD markers stay.
Show hidden brings hidden quests back into view, each with an Unhide button. Your hidden list is kept in your save.

Repairs eased, cheaper essentials online, absorption nerf, Shared Cartography, dress reputation, journal cleanup by @Lattymoy in #471

Full Changelog: app-v0.1.5026...app-v0.1.5040