"Ruby Beam"' Wrote:It may also inflict Blindness on the target for 2 turns. The chance improves with Carbuncle's level.

"Black Rose"' Wrote:There is also a chance it will inflict Charm LV X (X = half of Wawa's level) or Blind to that target for 2 rounds (but only one per cast).

"Demon Plant"' Wrote:In addition, 10% of the damage dealt by the owner of this skill is returned to them as HP.

I randomly got stuck in the battlefield of Hugo's fight. I assume it was because I spam clicked the arrows to advance through dialogue, and it ended up creating multiple overlays of Ashe's portrait. It's possible to walk around in it and stand above Hugo, but clicking the arrows to continue Ashe's speech does nothing and it's not possible to get out without a ban, to my knowledge.

UPDATE: Being booted seems to have caused a 'battleception'.




Nothing happens if you click the battle indicator in the second image though.

I think Custom Battlefields should cap at 21x21 instead of 20, since rooms tend to have an odd size due to things like doors.

I also think we should have a way of hiding it (and making it not dense), since the positioning is so specific and not everyone wants a cat statue in the middle of their living room.

[Due to recent events, the Anubites are out of commission. They returned to Egwyn for the sake of continuity. Anything Anubite related is intellectual property of Breakaway~totheweird. Nothing should be used regarding them unless permission is given by Breakaway~totheweird. Thank you.]

September 20th
3 PM BTZ I guess


If you need help finding our office we produced this map of Cellsvich.

I walked into a level 49 Spacey Castle, and it black screened. My HUD was still there, I tried to Plume out. It consumed the plume, then said I wasn't in a dungeon. Relogging kicked me out. I went back in, because sometimes my computer just black screens walking into dungeons anyways. Again, black screen. Again, relog. And then...



We had a nice chat and then I left and appeared in front of Air.

You can use Sal Volatile on yourself while you're not downed. Which means quick button presses lead to stupid mistakes...rip Alma

If you've seen or been brought here by one of the posts containing information on the noble houses of a certain region, and thought to yourself, 'I want to play a character that belongs/is associated with that house', good news! You are totally allowed to do that and are encouraged to give it a try. However, I must ask you carefully follow the listed guidelines when doing so, lest you run into problems IC and OOC down the line.

Guidelines & Rules
1) No immediate relation to those listed under Important Members.

1. In each noble house's list, there's a small section listing some names and positions of important people within the house. You are not allowed to make a character with a direct blood relation to those NPCs. For example, you cannot be the head or heir's son, grandfather, wife, brother, and so on.
2. You are also not permitted to make a character with direct influence or interaction with the important members without GM approval, which can be obtained by PMing one (not me) with your concern or wishes. The simpler the question/request, the faster the response time will most likely be.
   
3. You are allowed to be a distant relative, provided it makes sense in the context of the house. For example, you couldn't be a distant relative of the Azanbe clan, due to the unique traits of their offspring.

1. Keep in mind the values, goals, and history of the house your character represents. Acting in a way that betrays them, making an embarrassment of yourself, or gaining a dark, violent, and terrible reputation (provided that isn't what the house is known for, at least) could result in unpleasant IC consequences, including expulsion from the house, if they become common knowledge.
   
2. Most characters, especially those belonging to vassal houses, would consider their position important and value it, rather than run the risk of being stuck on their own with few allies. There are exceptions, however.

1. If you are the type of person who would rather be in full control of a house, but still want to be associated with a particular noble house, you are permitted to create or be a member of a vassal house. Vassal houses are lesser houses that pledge service and are loyal to one of the larger noble houses. For example, the Kusanagi clan is a vassal house to the Yut clan.
   
2. Since these are smaller houses, you are free to play the head, heir, and so on, provided it does not violate the first rule. Consequently, they are less powerful, not as large, typically not as wealthy, and don't command as much influence until the patron house gets involved. Keep this in mind if you create your own vassal house.
   
3. Exception: Vassal houses pre-established in lore follow the same rules as noble houses. For example, you cannot be the head of the Kusanagi clan.

1. Displaying your house's colors and sigil is very common and can be a good hook to roleplay opportunities with others.
   
2. For colors, clothing, cloaks, and shields are good ways to display them.
   
3. For sigils, you can be creative. However, common places to display it would be sewn into your cloak, as a brooch, painted on your shield, as a piece of jewelry.
   
4. Vassal houses can use the patron house's sigil and colors, or a variation of them. There's no hard and fast rule there.

1. You can use your patron house's values and goals as an excuse to weasel your way into situations you might have had trouble doing so on your own, or as a way to start roleplay with someone you don't know or would have little reason to otherwise.
   
2. Collecting your character's actions (as part of their house or involving another character from a house) into an In-Character forum post is a good way to gain exposure to the GMs, to other players keeping up or involved with your house, and can help encourage other players to create characters of the house, or seek you out in-game for roleplay regarding the events.

As of recently, the following changes have occurred at the Badlands Arena:

Several squads of guards have set up around the Arena, with at least half of their numbers on patrol at any given time. Each squad appears to be somewhat varied in the members' specialties, and if anyone was to inquire about their credentials, they would find each member to be quite skilled.

Around the Arena, some kind of make-shift fencing has been erected, besides a large gap around the southern end that passerby are expected to go through. Anyone could get rid of or bypass the fencing if they tried, but if the numerous signs of an 'Alarm' are any indication, the fencing appears to be more of a deterrent than anything.

Activity in the Arena is normal; while there is now a lot of Guard presence, both Tarson and the squads have been forward that beyond tackling obvious crimes, the Guards will not interfere with daily business. However, anyone coming in is advised to make any 'spars' sufficiently clear to everyone else, so that the Guards don't get the wrong idea and attempt to break up the fight.