The chair on the south side of this table in the Meiaquar Inn is dense and unable to be moved onto.

It should be changed to "Reduces your DEF bonuses by half." instead of a 100% nullification of bonus DEF.

 Do I even need to explain more than "This also stacks with Rampaging and has the potential to completely nullify both stat investment + class investment because of a single stat effect that is super common and can be mass applied by most Fire-based AoE, such as Explosion, Salamander, etc."

This is not balanced one bit. I'm not also asking to make the stat worthless, but make it less oppressive on people who bet their coins on bonus DEF, please.

Please can we have a button in the class menu to steal spells from classes we have unlocked and put SP into. This provides no mechanical benefit but would be an immense QoL feature for spell thiefs.

Food is pretty important for most players continued dungeoning and crafting but if you're the kind of player that likes making a lot of different food, each different kind weighing 1 each can flood your inventory that you'd prefer for crafted goods or items from dungeons.

I'd like to humbly request that food go from 1 Weight per stack each to 0.1 Weight per stack each instead.

If you have a dead merc within the first 3 of the list it will summon into battle and instantly die. 

If you have say 5 alive mercs and the first merc in your list is dead, it won't go to the 4th that is alive, instead, it will summon the first, and that one will die before combat starts.

If, inbetween versions, a skill becomes impossible to obtain for one reason or another (for example, a skill becoming main class only), the skill remains equipped.

This is an example I've noticed on my end (something I fixed on that character by removing the skill, please don't send me to the shadow realm Dev) - On My Mark, despite being main class only now, is still in my list of equipped skills, due to this being an old character whose skills I hadn't touched since long before the relevant change.

It seems some...Not sure if this affects all mid to high level boss monsters, but the few it does aren't working. It will freezes the player in place with a pop up over their head. The only way to escape this is to relog. 

When Kensei's Hirazuki impacts a flying enemy (an enemy that can phase/walk over certain tiles), there's a chance this enemy will be pushed aside instead of carried along the path. If this happens, Hirazuki will still continue until the Kensei reaches the stopping point denoted by the skill; even if this point is inside a wall.

Similarly, targets that cannot be pushed by Hirazuki (i.e Feathered Serpent) can simply be ran through to the same effect.


Now you too can roleplay as Vergil for a limited time! Cutting holes and entering terrain is par for the course.

Alright, so this is my first post ever on here but I'm going to try my best explaining this idea of mine.

So recently, a fellow by the name of Skullcat I believe recently designed a working sprite for horses in SL2, and it got me to thinking about an idea I had a long time ago.

Basically, this would (probably) be Soldier's fourth promo, focused on immense mobility and essentially being Soldier's answer to Bonder. Basically, the mount (in this case, a horse) would be treated as a companion that can be trained and leveled up just like a Youkai. In exchange, they don't actually move around on their own, instead they stick to the player like Engineer's platform does (at least from what I recall). The Rider class would, obviously, give the player extremely high basic move, turning an otherwise usually short range class into a quick gap closer.