Give Reapers and Apertaurus a racial ability equivalent of the Spiritual Sensitivity trait. That's their entire gimmick. It defeats their entire point for them to be insensitive to spirits, and if people want to make snowflakes from Lazarus who aren't sensitive to spirits, that's fine - but establish the norm of them being sensitive to spirits mechanically. They are the world's best exorcists naturally.

Also maybe make Spiritual Sensitivity applicable to characters outside of battle. I can stand next to someone but never know if they're harbouring spirits until we maybe draw our weapons and stare at one another with the intent to fight. There are a myriad of ways you can go about this but I can't imagine it'd be too hard to code using a verb on someone within a specific range and getting a message telling you if they have spirits - and maybe telling the person you used the verb on that you stared at them weird for a sec.

Simple suggestion but could they be changed so that once you get a weakness or a resist to a status effect or element.  

You cannot then roll the opposite for the same element/Status Effect. 

Ala: Reaching level 10 to get Light Res.  Then getting Light Weakness at level 15. 

I feel like this is probably the biggest like disappointment anyone can have, and it seems to happen often for people. As it just nullifies one of the more interesting aspects of Amalgama as a race.

Inspired by another recent thread, I thought I'd have a fun time developing a fan class concept. Mostly just for kicks.

CHAMPION  - Curate Promotion
+2 STR, +1 WIL, +1 DEF, +2 RES, +2 FAI
Weapons: Sword, Axe, Spear
Warriors sworn to upholding the cause and ideals of their deity, the Champion is a class capable of weathering many attacks and abnormal conditions, particularly those of a magical nature, as well as protecting their allies from harm. Mercalan Champions are the most numerous and famous, but one can swear their blade to any god whose will shall be done.

INNATES:
Oath of the Guardian (1 Rank): An Oath to protect the weak.  Gain a devotion point when you use a defensive skill, or guard. Lose a devotion point when your guard is broken or when taking more than (55 + Scaled Faith ) total damage from a single attack.  ( Devotion is consumed by some Champion abilities. You may only benefit from one Oath skill. If Champion is both your main and sub class, you may benefit from two Oath skills. )
Oath of the Crusader (1 Rank): An Oath to destroy evil. Gain a devotion point when you deal (150 - Scaled Faith) or more total damage in a single attack. Lose a devotion point if you go a turn without dealing damage. ( Devotion is consumed by some Champion abilities. You may only benefit from one Oath skill. If Champion is both your main and sub class, you may benefit from two Oath skills. )
Divine Element (1 Rank): You have learned to expertly channel your god's power. All Champion skills that deal Light damage instead deal damage of another element depending on what prayer status effect you have active, and scale off of the appropriate elemental attack.

• Mercala, Glycon, Ryart, No Active Prayer - Light ( In other words, the skill has no effect )
  
• Great Old Beasts, Old One-Eye - Earth
  
• Old Grey Feathers, Old Scar Fur, Bai Kai - Wind
  
• Old Chipears, Amiras - Lightning
  
• Huggessoa, Zera, Ereshkigal, Old Longtail - Darkness
  
• Helondis, Hyatt - Fire
  
• Nameless God - Water
  

• Light - Glowing LV 20/25/30
  
• Earth - Magnetize LV 20/25/30
  
• Wind - Lingering Damage LV 20/25/30
  
• Lightning - Hesitation LV 20/25/30
  
• Darkness - Fear LV 20/25/30
  
• Fire - Burn LV 20/25/30
  
• Water - Soaked
  

As I'm sure you're all aware, there's a very popular and culturally significant Gamecube game called Amazing Island. It's a pretty mediocre minigame collection, but it also allows one to make your very own custom monsters, which can lead to both hilarious, amazing, and island-esque creations. Here's a log of what I've made on my current island so far. Stats given will be of what the game assigns, descriptions will be a short lore blurb that I wrote myself.

The original set of papilion wings overlays correctly, the new models do not for player hair.

In the aftermath of the Black Falcon invasion of Voilegard and its manor, a steady influx of posters, notices, and leaflets begin to circulate. Whether it be on signboards, being handed out by those paid to do so, or otherwise, they all seem to follow a similar theme.

From the almost informative, "Black Falcon forces slaughtered at second disastrous failure in Voilegard", "Arael Schlager goes mad, scares own men into retreat" to the outright slanderous, "Black Falcon leader outed as incompetent puppet", "Black Falcon fails to accomplish anything but killing itself, for a second time", each seems designed to paint the organization as an incompetent, disastrous failure.

Yet, the nature of it makes it unlikely to be targeted towards random civilians who know little of the black falcons to begin with.

Coinciding with the rush of slander towards the falcon leadership, rumors circulate about a particular man with falcon ties offering safe harbor to those wishing to turn away from the organization, and find a new path for themselves.

I don't know if anyone has used this weapon before in any serious capacity - but I decided to try it out on the initial theory that it might extend the range of my other weapons. Alas, it didn't to my not-surprise, but I found out a few other things. I don't know if they're intentional or bugs, although the way other things act makes me think otherwise. This was all done with a Corbie as well, considering airborne compatibility and Aerial Attacker.

• Carteblanche states it increases attack and sub-attack range by UL/6. As stated above, it only works for Carteblanche itself - although likely intentional, and just confusing wording, as having a  with an increased range from Carteblanche would be... interesting to say the least.
  

• Carteblanche's attack range is stated to increase while Airborne. Instead, it increases while on ice tiles seemingly. Using something like Rising Kick or Gain Air into Carteblanche doesn't work, although if you're grounded while on ice (see next point), then it seems to increase range.
  

• Carteblanche doesn't force you airborne if you're on an ice tile. Rather, it's only if you do some action that procs tile effects under you (generally movement), or changes your airborne status... I think. Generating an ice point with ice under me doesn't give the airborne buff, although increases the range of Carteblanche.
  

• Airborne gained from Carteblanche lasts for 2 turns, but doesn't refresh between turns nor stays permanent if over ice - having to be refreshed by the prior means.
  

We lack jammer girls, chimeras can eat monsters, we should let them eat jammer cores so we can FINALLY have Jammer Girls, a highly anticipated and requested race I am certain.



I have received approval

The new UI for classes/Tip info/how skills are equipped is a lot easier now, and I like that part of the new Class UI and consider it an improvement of what we had before. And I do appriciate that, and how its probably easier manageable for future adding of classes.

However I have one big gripe with the "Learn Skill" part of it, which is a huge downgrade from what we had before on many levels.
It feels absoutely disconnected, things that thematically/mechanically work together hand in hand do not really stand out anymore and even I who knows most of the classes in and out have troubles finding what I need, which I can only assume must be very difficult for people new or with less experience than me.

Let me try to Explain what I liked about the old interface so much more, by looking at one class that certainly reflects my issues the most. Demon Hunter.

Old System:
-All stances and their passives were neatly arranged in order where you know exactly just at first glance, which stance had what skills/Passives.
-While not a big issue, back then you saw everything in one click (info/what ranks do)

New System:
-Its just skill next to skill its not even the first six reaver, then cobra or something but first the active skills of each stance, and then the passives than the innates, which from an outside perspective and without prior knowledge of what belongs to what is super confusing to look at and I think new very newbie friendly.
-you have to click back and forth from description/rank advantages. Its a minor gripe.
-it looks very cramped cause of the small size.

While I said Demon Hunter, every class has this issue more or less, combo classes like Verglas/DH are hit harder than others but its still all the same.

Is there a chance that we mayhaps could get a new Skill Learn interface thats a bit more akin to what we had before and sorts the things a bit visually? I think it was much more appealing and much more practical. I really loved the layout before, the borders, the way it was sorted made reading up classes so much easier as you saw most things at first glance even without actually clicking any skills.
I think the old skill tree was an absolute masterpiece design wise.