A trait that requires 20 WIL that, on looking at someone's equipment section of their profile, lets you see how much focus they have in comparison to your own. Mind, not max FP, but just FP-to-FP comparison. It would not give exact numbers, but it would show a comparison roughly as the following:

0%: You're surprised that this is even a person in front of you. You sense absolutely nothing from them.
From 1% to 24%: Their focus is barely noticeable amidst the flow of your own.
From 25% to 49%: Their focus is much lesser than yours.
From 50% to 69%: They have a lot less focus than you do.
From 70% to 89%: They have a bit less focus than you do.
From 90% as much FP to 110%: They seem to have roughly the same amount of focus as you do.
From 111 to 130%: They have a bit more focus than you do.
From 131% to 150%: They have a lot more focus than you do.
From 151% to 200%: Their focus is much greater than yours.
From 201% to 499%: Their focus is overwhelming in comparison to yours...
For 500% and above: You can barely feel your own focus around the storm this person exudes.

It seems as if you're allowed to invest up to 80 points in any given stat, but you're allowed to invest the full 80, regardless of your base. You won't get the extra stat points for your base/this over-investment, however.



Shown is base 8 (Geladynian 7 Base Will + 1 from LE), then 72 points invested to bring it to the 80 hardcap, then another 8 points invested for no benefit.



(apparently this isn't a bug but i think it's misleading behavior and would like you to no longer be able to invest in a stat once you've hit base + investment = 80)

Not a mapping error explicitly, I'm taking a break from those. Collecting them in the background but no big threads from me for a while on that stuff, promise.
What I have decided to report, however, is more along the lines of a spriting error - that is, it appears some black pixels weren't cleared from the tileset used in terra flama and the lava lake. Specifically occurs with the right corner tiles of the roof, but you can see on each of these four there are jutting out black bits that aren't the void - because you can see the floor is still present on the tile.

I dunno, I just thought it was something to report in the same vein as the tyrant pixels.

So I've noticed a few classes have really no specialized equipment for them.

Dancer among a few others.

Since I only have ideas for the dancer class at this moment. I'll only post about those.

And I have Four items already thought up! Numerics are placeholders, including chances and cooldowns. But the general idea for the mechanic is what is meant to differentiate and make it so that it can have a rough idea of what makes it a specialist piece of equipment!

Woven Wind Ribbon:
A whip-like ribbon that echoes the wind in motion, it is a whisper and a roar billowing in the air behind it's master.
Power: 8
Attack Range: 4
Accuracy: 80%
Critical: (80%)
Durability: 40
Dance Skills have a 2xUL% chance to trigger the activation of Wind Pirouette once per 3 turns.
Rating: 10-Star

Performers Leotard:
With Form and function in mind, this leotard is the main outfit of stage performers of various arts, ranging from dance to gymnastics. It provides great flexibility for those wearing it.
Armor: 1
Magic Armor: 4
Evade: 7
Unarmored type
For each 2 Tempo this character has, they gain 1 Scaled Celerity.  Additionally for each Tempo their final evasion is increased by +1.
Rating 6-Star

Steel Soled Shoes: 
Rat-tat-ta-tat-tap-tat. A pair of Tap Dancers Shoes which give your dances more punch!
Grants all dance skills an innate 15 Blunt Damage. Subsequent hits deal 3 less blunt damage.
Rating: 5-Star

Flowing Sarong:
A flowing fabric piece worn about the hip, accentuates the abdominal movements of dancers the likes of which that befuddles or beguiles them.
When a dance applies a debuff, there is a 5+(50% Scaled Guile)% chance that Hesitation is also applied. Chance doubles against targets affected by Charm.
Rating: 7-Star

Related to this thread.

Ivy Binds effect to treat enemies as plants for your effects does not grant the 5% DR from Flower Wreathed Tunic.

I tested on Alraune to confirm the 5% dr does seem to be working (97 REDUC turns into 92.15 REDUC after putting on the tunic in the debug) (the 97 likely being the 3% dr from Heat of Battle).

Otherwise it does not change when plant tiles are put on units' tiles whilst using Ivy Binds.

Totally not just making this because I got noob-trapped (despite years of experience playing this game) into thinking the skill's secondaries synergized with one another. Totally.

Anyway. Astral Belt disappears when using its 1M ability BEFORE proc'ing its damage and airborne ability on magnetized enemies. I think it'd be a more utilized skill with decent niche benefits if it either didn't get rid of Astral Belt (and just disabled the 1M skill) or only got rid of it AFTER the effects (damage, airborne) happened.

What if there was an option.

To tell mobs to stop using basic attacks. And instead use their skills/spells

Please.Please. I'm begging.

The visual appearance change for Demon Translation on Spatial Ravagers does not seem to apply anymore!  (They typically turn gold when doing so, but as of now, they stay their usual green)

On that note, I do not think the Shadow Guardian had a visual change prior to when this bug was found too, but if they did and it never worked, I may as well point that out now too lol.

Add daggers to the list of weapons that can be used as armament. We have rifles that are usable which is a guile weapon; having a guile sub weapon only makes sense and would open up a few neat builds.

And I mean, shooting a knife from a gun makes like 20x more sense than shooting an axe from a bow