Elite Charges don't seem to be adding +Movement to users equipped with Accelia, unlike regular excel charges which do.

If you use Ether Invitation with an excel charged weapon against a target that has Claret Call, it will not give the attack bonus damage from Ether Invitation, nor apply Cursed Wounds. The Claret Call still remains on the target after the Ether Invitation.

Tested with an Excel Parashu (the axe.)

As of this moment, if you make a post with bold or italics text, it causes a lag spike for the whole game until the post manages to go through. Currently this seems to happen specifically with either of those.

Lag spike time is variable, but on my end it has been ranging from 4 to 7 seconds. Can be caused by any player.

Lags with say/emote/whisper/lemote/wemote.

The more I use them, the sadder I get. It is almost exclusively a detriment to use butterflies / fairies / snakes / etc in combat for many, many, MANY reasons. I get there being counterplay or whatever, but it's to the point that summoning a butterfly is more likely to help the enemy than to help you. Some examples of this are:

Butterflies can be used to negotiate with (spellthief)
Butterflies can be enemy climbed (DH cobra)
Butterflies can be used to gain momentum via crits (and fleur makes this worse)
Butterflies can, to my knowledge, be used to give a charge of Spirit Jar for healing
Butterflies can, to my knowledge, be defeated with a custom tome with a Vampiric seed for healing
Butterflies can save a sidecut / silcut user a lost attack from spirit pain if the butterfly is targeted first
Butterflies can, to my knowledge, accidentally trigger traps despite pretty much not being real
Butterflies can prevent the cooldown from using charge (by being landed next to)
Butterflies can trigger geist, giving a boxer extra momentum
Butterflies, to my knowledge, count for momentum recovery from Exaggerator
Butterflies CANNOT BE CONTROLLED TO PREVENT ANY OF THIS

Worst yet, the enemy can just skip their turn to make butterflies come to them-- making it easier to pull some of this off. There's more examples than just this, I just can't think of anymore off the top of my head. You could argue that this is just the 'risk of summoning butterflies', but when they're the only racial even half worth using in Papilion's arsenal, it gets very disappointing. Aposemagika isn't even worth using, and even if it was? It still summons more butterflies, causing all the issues listed above.

I wish I had a simple solution to make this a little less severe, but I just... don't. If anyone has suggestions, I'd love to hear them.

So! Anyone remember how custom tomes let you select the animation of your attack based on already existing animations from other attacks/spells/etc.?
What if - and hear me out here - what if... you could do the same to any other weapon using Patrions?

The suggestion is just that -- incorporate the ability to item regalias, or perhaps make a new patrion item altogether, that allows players to change the attack animation of any weapon (except probably custom tomes, since they already get that). Mostly for basic attacks, of course, and if possible any eligible skills. I think it'd be a really cool addition that would give people more incentive to acquire and use Patrions.

(Edit #1: May want to, uh... exclude guns from this. Especially multishot guns. Please. I don't want a quickdraw-induced migraine.)

I've noticed as of lately that there's some really interesting lore for certain monsters, most of which is not immediately available unless you dig really hard outside of the game. Some other monsters lack any lore whatsoever; being "barebones", so to speak.

So! Here's a suggestion that could make exploring dungeons like Loyrwell Tombs, and statics, much more interesting for players. What if we could find small lore tidbits spread across the dungeon in the form of items (a note, remains, etc.)? Not something the player can take into their inventory - this is to avoid clutter - but rather something that gives them some insight on the lore of their current location, in the form of a message in their log, by examining the item. I think it'd be a really cool idea, especially for people like myself who would love to know more about dungeons and monsters, and appreciate the increased immersion. It could even throw the player hints about bosses, the lore related to them, yada yada.

Of course, this is just an idea! I invite other people to offer their own suggestions regarding the matter if they have any, or to further compliment my ideas, or what have you.

Before I start, I want to make a point that everything I'm referring to here is focused on pvp. Anything can get enough hit to function in pve content.

As it stands right now, daggers only see 'regular' use in 2 different scenarios:

1) As a sub weapon for divine eyes
2) As a mage based void assassin weapon, usually alongside a tome.

When it comes to their most generic intended use of crit basic attacks using their high base crit mod, they are completely and utterly shut down by any well built evade builds. Most daggers, even the few that have 90-100 base hit rather than 80, can't make it far enough past 300 hit to get passable hit chance without making incredibly inefficient sacrifices that kill the build regardless. Anyone well versed in pvp knows that this is the absolute bare minimum for basic attack focused builds to not just lose to anyone and everyone that stacks evade, and they can barely reach it at a stretch with mid 60's in skill and luck as well as every easily available passive bonus. On top of that, they have very little access to extra hit compared to other weapon types, whether that be straight up passive bonuses or attacks that gain a bonus to hit. For a weapon type that thematically seems like it should be the next most able to hit the mark right behind bows and guns, this seems far off from where it should be. I feel like this has been an issue for a long time now, something that slipped through the cracks when they lost their 2 most useful sub class options to get better hit in pre-rework ghost (fitting form) and pre-rework kensei (touki).

Daggers are arguably the most basic attack focused weapon type in the game, in part due to their low number of situational autohits and low swa potential with which to use them. Despite this, they lack the hit to even get passable hit chance against evade stackers. Obviously they shouldn't be able to get pefect or near perfect hit or it leaves those that stack evade in a bad spot against high damage dagger crits. Unfortunately, daggers are often left with 30% hit or less with one or two small buffs/debuffs. Unlike other weapons however, they don't really have the option to mix it up with some autohits the same way that other weapon types do, their lower swa leaving their autohits in a position of sacrificing damage for utility and leaving them forever losing the damage race if they rely entirely on them. I think that daggers need a substantial hit buff across the board, as well as some form of passive hit bonus on either rogue or void assassin. This is the base and promoted class that is most geared towards this big dagger crit playstyle after all, and hitting the mark at all seems a bit more important than hitting it hard. Personally I think that in terms of gameplay as well as thematically, dagger hit should fall somewhere greater than martial weapons but lower than bows and guns at least, due to their greater damage potential than the latter with their large base crit mod. I'm no balance professional though despite ranting here, so I suppose I'll leave that up to discussion and dev.