Buster Cannon is a cool idea for Arbalests, sure, but almost completely slaughtering a character's defense in 4M (with 8 possible range) has proven to be somewhat ridiculous. The class is already able to ignore 10 defense too, so...

I suggest giving its defense reduction a lower cap. From 100% to 60%.

I would like to see if I can try to make one of the currently-unimplemented-yet-confirmed cities of SL2: Hyoya.

On the side, while I have a couple solid ideas on how to build the town & what to put in it, I'd also like to know any canon details about the place that can/should be implemented. Such as:

-Is there any notable history to Hyoya?
-What's the rough population of Hyoya?
-What are the locals like?
-Are there any significant buildings/monuments already established in Hyoya?
-Anything unique about Hyoya's culture/traditions?

Headshot seems to grant +10% hit instead of penalizing it.

It seems that giant gene adds +10% weight to the base weight of weapons instead of the total weight, is this intentional?

Also it seems that Giant Gene also only adds +10% to base HP, is this also intentional?

The 10* Katana, Tarnada, appears to have a 100% chance of activating on critical hit, as its never failed to activate for me.

So yeah I am not sure how to do pictures for this but currently repairing weapons at an Automated Housekeeper costs 25 murai and opens the mirror interface. Which is nice but I am almost certain its a bug. Add mirrors to House Keepers Dev.

Its possible to trigger Desert Wind's sandstorm effect by double casting spells from a single domain.

New Race: Selachii

A race of amphibious coastal dwellers, mostly dwelling off the northern banks of Karatynn, the Selachii are humanoid, and some say blessed by Charachin, as they possess some fish-like traits to them. They possess a functional set of gills and lungs, and are able to go between land and water quite easily, in addition to usually having a large fin or crest either along the top of their head or along their back. Known for having a tribalistic society and a vicious temperament, the average Selachii is rarely seen in civilized lands and most people view them as a curiosity. Some even view them as monsters, due to their capricious and savage nature.

STR WIL SKI CEL DEF RES VIT FAI LUC
Base 7 0 3 5 1 1 4 0 1
Growth 40% 5% 20% 30% 10% 10% 25% 0% 10%


Racial Abilities:

- Gnash: Opening their mouths wide, the Selachii takes a giant chomp out of the enemy, causing them to start bleeding. Does unresistable pierce damage equal to 4 + 50% of STR, and applies Blooded to the opponent. Blooded causes STR/10 damage per turn, and can be stacked. Blooded lasts for 5 turns or if the person gains healing from any source.

- Under The Depths: Due to gills, the Selachii absorb water damage. Unfortunately, due to the fact that they are so very in tune with water, they suffer from a 50% lightning resist penalty.

- Bloodfrenzy: Each stack of Blooded adds +1 to each physical stat (STR, SKI, CEL). For instance, having 3 stacks of blooded and 30 STR means that you now have 33 STR. This counts as bonus stats, not base.

- Rough Skin: The skin of the Selachii is rough and coarse, almost like sandpaper. You could cut yourself on it if you aren't careful. Every melee unarmed or monster attack or ability gives 10% of the damage back to whoever caused it.

Some ten stars are great, some are okay, and some are just plain ****.

Leviathan Amulet is a 10* accessory that gives 12% Water resist. 12%. I suggest raising the resist to at least UL*2, and the other effect is fine.

Pinchers are.. bad. Maybe +UL Crit against restrained targets?

Mortissimo is okay, but it could be better. +UL/2 Hit against feared targets is probably fine.

You actually have to be level 51+/LE'd once instead of "at least level 50".