Chinotoa Mine's first floor spawns NPC Mobs which will hunt you down as you try to make your way outside of the mines, which is very inconvenient when you are trying to mobilize yourself from one point to another, or do some pre-teleportation RP. Most people won't have a problem because these mobs are of a relative low level, but it's not very convenient overall.

Could that gem be relocated to the Old Iron Mine 1st Floor instead? It's a safer location that'll guarantee you won't be swarmed by mobs when you teleport to Sigrogana from Albedo. (And is also a bit desolate-looking. Perfect location to suddenly 'disappear' on.)



Somewhere around here, or there.

There's also good spots at the Darkwood Manor too, for an alternative that might be less in a NewPlayer's face, assuming that was the intention behind Chinotoa Mines, aside the part where they'll want to be close somewhere to get materials to create Salamandra. But so is Darkwood Manor, right? For Amalgama.

A relic of a bygone era where once Evasion implied a 30% DR with no other strings attached.

This was before Hit and Evade were revamped, and most notably Evasion ultimately became a 100% DR with the ability to negate any on-hit effects when activated. Fortunite was altered to be a Glancing Blow instead, conferring 60% DR and negating all on-hits of attacks when activated instead of Evasion.

Thus Fortunite became exponentially more powerful and still at the meager cost of an item slot and 1m. Simply making it 'only' be a glancing blow isn't enough to balance it compared to what its effect was originally intended to be.

I present a solution:

Increase the momentum cost of Fortunite to 3m and prevent it from applying to attacks that ignore evade.

An alternative is to limit how many times Fortunite is able to activate to 1 or 2 times, coupled with the increased momentum cost of 3m, so it's more of a fair trade off.

If it's to remain at 1m, it should not block evasion ignoring attacks and should only ever activate once. It's a 1m move in the end and shouldn't be capable of blocking so much damage whilst preventing any on-hit effects from activating.

Just a random idea that may or not make sense to be implemented.

I don't know if the class needs this or not, but it would be cool if Spellthief could know which spells they're swooping from the enemy instead of randomly. This completely hinders one suggested playstyle for the class. The "spell stealer". Right now the only and most optimal use for this gimmick is to play the "build-your-own-mage-dream" playstyle, which is honestly quite stale after all those years.

So! Here's something to shake things up. First, to make Spell Snatch more intuitive for both enemy and user:

Quote:Spell Snatch

New Effect: This will attempt to steal the last Spell your target has used this round, or a random spell if none has been used.

Quote:Snatch Spell

New Effect: If you are damaged by a spell while this effect is active, you will steal that spell at the end of its effect.

What's up legends 

The classic dnd alignment system isn't perfect, due to how people can act differently in different situations, and might have multi-layered motivations, among other things. Still, it's pretty fun and can be useful to categorize people!

I threw together a chart, and I invite you guys to do the same, because why the hell not?



Here is the template I used: https://storage.googleapis.com/kapwing/f...607623.jpg

I used Windows Key+Shift+S to take pictures of my characters in the menu, and pasted the result into Paint! Then I uploaded it to imgur

Enjoy 

Normally uneventful villages in the Kysei region have begun waking up to reports of a mysterious increase in fires of any kind. Forest fires have been starting and raging out of control in several cases, before finally being trampled by a combination of local efforts and outside assistance. The harvests of some farmers have been found in smoulders, as if burned away in the dead of night.

In rare cases, buildings catch fire in the dead of night, rousing villagers from their sleep and claiming a few lives for those unfortunate enough to not make it out alive. Even rarer still are times where those houses and the people in them go up in flames in times so short that it's hard to imagine they were even there, if you didn't know them already.

Interestingly, night watches set up to figure out the mysterious cause of this rampant increase in arson, while they haven't been able to single out a culprit, have noticed something very strange indeed. Molten rock cooling not far from the scene of many of the incidents, though far from any perceived active volcanic activity. Which begs the question...

...what's going on here?

As of very recently, two crashes occurred, each at the time that the same person attacked a rune with a melee or ranged basic attack.

It might be coincidence, so take what I state with a grain of salt.

It was tested twice, one for each of the crashes- though on accident for the record, I just got this information from someone about the event.

One rune was completely built, the other was not. It was attacked once per crash, and the moment it hit, the server came crashing down.

I would have images for this, but I told the people testing that it was probably best to not crash the public server a third time, even if it was just happenstance all along.

Here's the quote from the player.

Quote:

1. -For complete detail. The first crash was caused by a ranged attack to a rune. (Normal Rune) Second crash was the third attack, which was also melee, the first two attacks were ranged and did not do anything to the rune. There was also waterwall (Aquamancer wall) in the rune during those three attacks.

When you're viewing a fight, and people are roleplaying into the fight, its hard to tell which posts are going into the fight and which ones are not, I'd like it if you could see when a post is specifically being broadcasted to a fight by a symbol on the speech bubble, if that is possible.



For example, something like the swords on the bubble would be perfect to tell me that someone is speaking into the fight I am observing.

Effectively a mechanical scene-lock for campsites. I enjoy my remote 1 on 1 type RP and don't like having to ask people in LOOC to leave if it becomes too crowded, as it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. A small padlock icon or something similar to signify the campsite is locked could clear it up on the overworld too.

When missing or glancing a hit, the following effects can still occur:

-Sun Flare's Blind
-Gust Trap's Poison
-Flame Trap's Burn
-Ice Trap's Frostbite
-Pinball Strike's knockback