Literally the entirety of my time, before today, in SL2 was spent never realizing you can interact with the bookshelves behind Pink in the Tutorial. It wasn't until making a new character that my curiosity got the better of me and I tried clicking it and came to the shocking epiphany that IT DOES SOMETHING (excuse the caps please - my mind is still kind of blown):

I honestly didn't expect this.

Dark Cinder tiles duration is one turn, if spawned via elemental impact, or otherwise. It does not count the cinder talent in the elemental panel of talents towards it's duration increase, as they're not 'technically' pure cinder tiles. If this isn't a bug/oversight, I would then suggest making something to increase Dark Cinder's duration. As it stands, though, they can be spawned from fire magic such as sear, and will still not last the full duration that they should, as Cinders with the maxed subtalent. Additionally, they don't benefit from the halved costs Void Reverb.

When a projectile is fired into the void gate it comes out to the right rather than at the nearest enemy. Except stone dragon that seems to fire upwards.

In light of the new Void Assassin update, a new status was introduced: Regeneration. Regeneration recovers HP equal to level. Which got me thinking...

Why doesn’t Mercalan Mist Give all allies Regeneration, instead of passively healing their allies (and enemies, cough cough) without a status effect, with the same restrictions as Mercalan Mist?

Vanishing Strike is pretty cool, I really like it, the only outlier of this skill is that it has no cooldown or nothing stopping someone from just only using this every round, I think slapping a 3 round cooldown on this skill would stop it from being a godly positioning tool and allow it to stay really strong.

Eliminate doesn't have an animation currently, I might think about making some for these new skills but for now do you think it can get L'au Dela's animation? The slow uppercut with the fear symbol.

Despite only being available in the 'Coral' material, Sea Hunter Tome's material type is still treated as 'Chapter' instead of 'Metal'. This was tested with material change kits, Chapter kits being applicable to the item and Metal kits being unapplicable. Additionally, if changed to a Chapter material the tome is not able to be returned to 'Coral'.

This presumably holds true for the Sea Hunter Bow, which is also made out of an unorthodox material for its weapon type (metal bow instead of wooden).

I've made some arrows for the various ranger skills, I haven't the skill to make one for them all, such as thunderbolt, but if you like the icons I've currently made I might try my hand at the other skills such as Deos Danzai and Sonic Arrow as well.

I provided animated versions and non animated versions (except for androcobra), I prefer the animated versions be used but if for some reason they can't, the static ones are in the DMIs as well, be sure to check them out.

Either way, here:

Forest Fiend:


Frigid Arrow:


Pressure Filch:


Androcobra:

Attached Files

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When Snake Dancer triggers for attacks that ignore evasion checks, you'll take damage and then move anyway, from my understanding, attacks that ignore evasion checks seem like they just shouldn't trigger snake dancer at all.

How to replicate:

1) Use an evasion ignoring attack such as Charging Thousand Stab or Lance De Lion against someone equipped with Snake Dancer
2) The Cobra user will get hit by the attack, and dodge anyway as if they were dodging the attack.

3rd time's a charm, Hikage and Tsukikage are in a terrible position right now, they have less scaling than other daggers, they have inconsistent scaling (STR/GUI/VIT) and their set effect is not even remotely worth the lack of damage they can pull off, on top of this they have fire/water damage.

You CAN use the set effect to hit someone at range then teleport behind them for the combo, but realistically speaking you're very likely to hit a resist, lose your momentum, deal less damage than just about any other dagger, further reduced by resistance more than likely, and now you're in their face about to get your head caved in.

It hurts to see such a cool set effect squandered by the damage type and scaling that they both sport, I think that they both need a fair bit of tuning to be caught up with daggers like Vorpal Fang/Dancing Shiv/Stinger/Fans etc.