Can we have the ability for characters to individually flee from a PVE or PVP fight, similarly to how in Fire Emblem units suddenly leave the battlefield sometimes?
   
The way I imagine it'd work is that you only get a "full party flee" if the Party Leader flees.
  
This would be very fun for events specially.

After a fun discussion with some friends, I decided to come up with some possible 4th promos that would vastly expand the amount of diversity we can take our characters build-wise mechanically. While I know the existing classes need rebalancing, I'd figure that getting these ideas out there might provide some direction that additional promos can go. 

Archer - Hunter (Crossbow class with summonable beast allies that each have unique utility akin to engineer bots)

Curate - Druid (Nature based support/healer with a Earth/Wind magic focus.)

Duelist - Spellblade (Combo fighter whose spell attacks augment their basics and vice versa. Think Red Mage from FFXIV with casting/melee combos)

Mage - Dark Bard (Sound/Dark based magic class that use instrument weapons.)

Martial Artist - Grappler (Grapple and throw based class.)

Rogue - Alchemist (Gains benefits to potion use like how Engi does with bombs. AOE support and debuff potion throws. Maybe makes more use of the sorely underused Acid attack?)

Soldier - Paladin (Tanky warrior but with Mercala on their side. More anti-magic oriented compared to BK than physical. They can also have some sword/spear/axe castable Mercana spells.)

Summoner - Youkai Rider (Summons youkai mounts which grant various benefits when ridden such as increase movement speed, flight, etc. Ridden mounts could potentially be disabled through means such as kd or high amounts of damage.)



Feel free to pitch in ideas or refine what I presented here-

It's raining in the residential caves of Tannis.

Grant Chimeras access to the Hyattr / Salamandra tail sprites alongside the fishtail.

It's not particularly fitting for a lot of Chimera, and this would allow for more customization options.

I would also like to ask that Chimera be given access to the Salamandra horn sprites. Why? It would be cool.

Verglas since the rework has a lot higher focus on actually comboing you class-skills and allowed you to pick more than one combo into your aresnal effectively thanks to max skillpoints per skill only being 3.

However, since most of them are reliant on each other to even function, you have a massive Skill-pool size. Even building Wil and Skill you barely have enough for Verglas alone, farless if you go a second class. (I have like 40 skills on two classes and I use a sword FB, meaning I barely even touch their skillpool.)

So I want to suggest a Skill in the Verglas tree, that functions Smiliary to how Engineer deals with their own skill slot problem.

So something like. "Verglas skills only cost 0.5 skill pool slots." If you want to connect that to a condition, sure whatever.. Maybe all Kick skills?
But Skillpool is in my opinion the greatest issue that Verglas as a class has right now, about its functionality which kinda railroads you back into just spamming the most effective options and building more efficiently.

Alternatively one could at least make some of their slot skils 2 SP skills with the second one being just a free sloter, though that barely fights the problem.

I'm not going to lie, this system has way too many issues to be fun to play in, even as someone who enjoys playing heavy CEL investment characters 90% of the time.

So I'm going to address the major individual points of why this system is so frustrating to deal with on both sides.

FULL EVASION IS POLARIZING

As represented here, these are the current hit rates you'll get while operating under the current system of glancing blows as it functions on live; what's immediately obvious is that you MUST have 80% or higher hit to reliably avoid glancing on your opponent. This encourages players to max out their hit to the maximum their bases/buff cap will allow them, often putting an emphasis on high base SKI races and an even higher emphasis on the enchant Blessed or Bloodhunt.

Several suggestions have been floating around to make it so if you only miss the first roll / then hit the second, you'll get a glance and that's generally agreeable with me. It'd give you your projected hit rate rather than have a MASSIVE drop off below 75% hit.

A simple request: Boost "Training" spars from 5% of the EXP bar to 10% or 15%.

There's no real reason to do them at all, or even take the talents for it, except for flavor. Not only that - even with this boost or any other boost, they can't be spammed to hell and back easily because there's still a stamnia tax on them.
I just want to have it be more meaningful to take as a talent, since in concept the idea is SUPER cool but doesn't seem like it has much love.

Here's my... Ear list 


Yeah I know robots can have artificial ears but so can the other earless people. It's not real ears. Don't get me started on homonculi.

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Some quests will have a gate icon next to them. This gate icon means that the quest will take place inside an Event Dungeon.

• EASY: 1,000 Murai and 100,000 EXP.
  
• NORMAL: 2,500 Murai and 300,000 EXP.
  
• HARD: 5,000 Murai and 500,000 EXP.
  
• LEGEND: 10,000 Murai and 1,000,000 EXP, 1 Legend Ink. In some circumstances, special IC information might be part of the reward.
  

• D = A party has been defeated by a massive Exactor.
  
• C = A party has been defeated twice.
  
• B = Fulfilled quest objective, but only one or no chests have been found.
  
• A = Fulfilled quest objective and at least two chests have been found.
  
• S = Full clear (as in all enemies defeated), all items have been found and the quest's objective has been finished. Additionally, no parties have suffered defeat.
  

Quests with a skull and crossbones icon may have a chance for a menacing shadow to appear. This foe will spawn in a random area block and will begin chasing players when it spots them. It is extremely strong and while killable, unlikely to lose.