Goblins bombs don't do any damage. They explode but do nothing.

Can there be a small chance when you kill a pale lauder without fire that it spawns three to six minilauders, which act like lauders but have less health? I think that'd be great.

When sitting at exactly 5.5 feathers (5.5 achieved through spending feathers attempting to get up with less than 6 feathers beforehand.) Roc's Rise will trigger and display a momentum counter far above what it normally should be, being a bit inconsistent with the result:




Realistically you still only have 7m with this as your turn ends normally, but you shouldn't have 7m when you get up with Roc's Rise with less than 6 feathers anyways.

So as it stands runes take quite some time in a turn to place, and people probably don't like waiting for a rune mage to sit there and slap down 6 runes one at a time.

Could we have configuration options that could allow us to make preset rune builds of 1-6 where the 4-6 size configs require swift crafting active prior to working.

This way no one sits there for a week while you go "Uhm..elemental rune...Chrono rune...Razor rune...A-Anchor rune!"

This idea primarily draws from SL1 where runes were pre-built from a set of things, where in this case would be of the 12 current runes.

When used with Excel Crash, Ritual Sword no longer gains any damage bonuses with excel charges anymore. I'm not sure on if this is a bug or not but considering that Ritual Sword is a basic attack and Excel charges boost pretty much every basic attack, I thought it might be.

Can we get a border options for profiles where it's just simply one color? Like this:


What I'm asking for the option to have this border as a single, simple color of player choice:

Okay so, is it possible to make the chat not reset if you disconnect or relog? Or many a little command that display previous logs that was said around you? Like, it's hell knowing that people RP at you and because you D/ced or relogged, you can't reread what was said. Especially if it's a big group RP.

It gets really annoying after sometime if you have not so great connection.

The new trait, Exaggerator, is far too accessible and far too free to use in the circumstances that it's most powerful.

Because we have an abundance of trait points and Exaggerator has no prerequisite, nearly every character in the game has this skill. The effectiveness of the Hesitation does not scale with any stats, and infliction checks are more often than not successful on characters that rely on basic attacks to deal damage. Because basic attack builds usually can't afford high status resistance, the only archetype that's punished by Hesitation usually cannot stop it from being inflicted.

A level 20 Hesitation on potentially the entire Battlefield is generally useful -- of comparable usefulness, in my opinion, to Motivate (Charisma). However, because of the aforementioned difficulty of getting Status Resistance that can compete with an 80% infliction rate + 50% scaled STR%, Exaggerator almost always ends up being free to use when in combat with three or more enemies.

This ability is far too powerful to be a free cast. The Momentum cost should never be refunded, because even a 3 momentum, 3 round, mass-Hesitation is extremely efficient in the right situations. The strength bonus to the infliction check is thematically pretty neat, but I would also like to see a stat prerequisite to the ability: either Strength, Will, or Guile. It's a cool trait, but EVERYONE having it makes it less unique, and, in my own biased opinion, less interesting. When it's a 'fire and forget at the start of every team fight' button, it's no longer nearly as cool of a trait. It's just mandatory power.

TL;DR:

I believe Exaggerator should lose the refunded Momentum on successful Infliction, and should have a minor stat prerequisite to learn the trait. Optionally, but not in place of the previous suggestions, have the Hesitation level scale with the relevant stat like Motivation (Charisma) does.

So, this was an idea I came up with one night at random because I decided to stay up too late, and I decided to share it here since I think it's an interesting idea, and we need more Manuevers anyway. Thissun throws your weapon, as the title implies, but I also came up with the concept of it having 'Throw Mastery' traits that you can only get one of. So I'll list the main course, and then three Mastery Traits afterward, and I'm curious to see some opinions. I have more than three, but I'd rather gauge interest in an idea like this first.

Maneuver: Throw Weapon