Applicable BYOND Key - Mikuel

Character Name - Mikuel Oak

Request Type - Obtaining rental (or owner) rights over empty building

Request Details -  

In cellsvich, there is few fully decorated houses and buildings without any npc's inside them. I find them all pretty neat but there is one specific one I am interested in:

The one directly next to the Pink's Pub.

Inside it is small, fully decorated bakery of sorts, with some unique looking pastries and cakes inside glass displays, which makes it look extremely nice despite how it looks.

I do have quite a bit of Murai and patrions stocked up so I was wondering if I could IC:ly claim that building as my own (via long time rent or purchase) to utilise the unique interior for RP.

Reason why you are making this request (if applicable) - 

The bakery is at good location, has extremely nice decoration inside it and yet it is completely unused. I feel like that is shame and would like to use it myself to sell some pastries on rp front.

Roleplay & Lore supporting your request -

Its completely unused at this point (as far as I know) and I do think cellsvich would allow at least rental of the area if paid enough.

When you select something to craft, the popup window appears asking if you are sure you want to craft this item. The options are Craft, Craft Multiple, and No.

Clicking No and clicking the red X at the top right should have the same effect, but they do not. If you click the red X, instead you will craft one of that item.

See title. Part of the reason this is a problem is because you can't click the Damage Applying tool. Example below:

So. Weapon parts. We have a slew of not-useful ones. Or ones that just don't see use. So lets throw more into the mix that might actually make you choose something that's not just universal Best In Slot.


Namely, lets add some to the mix that apply /SUBTYPES/. This is born from an earlier thought of having Huge Blade convert swords into Greatswords. But we could go further.

A new blade that gives no stats but turns a weapon into a Katana, thus making someone choose between a weapon with more stats (a base katana) or applying the blade to their weapon of choice to make their choice work.

I realize this gets muddy for tomes, seeing as tomes have subtypes without weapon parts, but lets be frank: The tome subtypes are bad and shouldn't be there. They should be converted to weapons of other types and be given the Spell Edge tag (Looking at you, Casterfans, Rose whip and Manic Slasher)

I realize this only /really/ effects swords. But I believe it could lead to some potential fun down the line, as well as future proofing further classes and items. Because who doesn't want a Gigantys that counts as a whip, or a Crystal Blade Greatsword?


It would be /cool/.

If you mark an enemy with Claret Call and then use Ether Invitation on them, if the attack kills them then you won't inflict any Cursed Wounds. However, if they live, they get Cursed Wounds.
  
Tested against a Player Character.

Exactly as the title says. If you add line breaks to a House Enter Quote, they won't show up in the new chat, but they will in the All tab (old chat).

The Sayakensa is a very interesting hand slot item for Kenseis both mechanically as well as thematically as it offers Kenseis the ability to convert all of their skill damage to the Dark Element rather than the typical Physical Slash if their Katana is cursed. The issue with this is the damage conversion has far more negatives than any redeemable positives. 

The hand's slot is a very competitive position for items, especially for Kenseis as a lot of items that can be slotted here offer a plethora of diverse benefits such as the Ghosthands providing safety from triggering enemy reaction effects and Crownbleeder's entire existence. The problem with the Sayakensa is that despite the increased crit chance (+10%), the lack of any dark penetration gimps the user horribly. 

While I firmly believe that the game should be balanced towards PvP as it is theoretically the highest skill of play, the fact that the Sayakensa can't even benefit the user in PvE is horrendous. Using the Sayakensa cripples the user direly when fighting any Undead mob (Who has an innate resistance to Dark damage), and to my knowledge, there isn't a single enemy in this game who is naturally weak to darkness.

My suggestions for the item would be as follows:

• Add a passive -10% to -15% dark element reduction to enemy resistances for skills only (kind of like how Idol functions. But this way it prevents Hexers or dark magic users trying to circumvent and abuse the item.)
  
  OR
  
  
• Change the item from a Hand item to an Accessory, whilst reducing the dark element resistances it reduces to be between -5% to -10% and reducing the increased crit % chance the item provides as well (something, like 5%). 
  

Give Ghosts a passive that gives them something for having wounds.