Applicable BYOND Key - KyIie
Character Name - Ivy
Request Type - Appearance details

Request Details - I want to use Altera (Lantern Bearer skill) as part of my character look. It would appear as a black fog following her. It's not a real creature and doesn't do anything, just a visual effect

Specific Request - Permission to have this fog follow Ivy. It's only for looks and doesn't affect gameplay.

Roleplay & Lore supporting your request - The black fog Altera comes from the eternal flame inside her lantern. Since Lantern Bearer is her main class, the flame is always active, meaning Altera is constantly present. A pseudo-elemental, once housed, now flows freely.

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Heavy Tackle still applies the knockback and knockdown when it misses/fails a hit check, but it's also done this for a very long (10~ years) time and (unless I'm crazy) there were mentions of it being intentional way back then.

Is this a bug?

Now with the Zepias existing and having two subtypes, what if the instrument guns got subtypes too to be able to be used with the gun classes as well? 

Bells of no rest can have the "also counts as a handgun" tag to restore its old niche while still being able to be used as an instrument

And while we're at it, the blaster trumpet could be a shotgun as well, the knockback from songs and the wide lip of a trumpet fits that weapon type well!

If you put a weapon in your item belt, then change anything about your normal equipment such as an accessory, the inventory will show the weapon as still being in your item belt... but the next time you go into a fight, the game will act as if it's not there. You won't get the option to swap your weapon.

Once the fight ends, the inventory's item belt section shows the weapon has been unequipped, it just doesn't tell you before that.

I can't tell if the bug here is that it doesn't inform you it's been unequipped when you change accessories, or if the bug is the item belt weapon being unequipped when you change accessories at all. But either way, just bringing that up.

yeah the title is about it. the description says it should guard break before the damage.

i'll see if i can't grab a screencap of it the next time i see a forgery decide to guard. doublecasting libegrande makes it pretty obvious because it jumps up like 2x the damage on the second cast.

Druid has been out for a hot minute, and I've been playing a few different varieties of Druid. Both in PVE (Tier 2 Rematches vs Alraune/Goblins/etc), Events, And PVP. The Wildshape side of Druid is obscenely strong, to the point that I would probably say a Druid's best weapon option is actually Axes due to the nature of Crit Mod on things that get ele-attack, or use more than 100% SWA scaling.  This isn't really the focus of this though.

The Plant Side (and by extension, Spell side) is VERY lacking. The plants are all lackluster, with huge wind ups before they bloom that leaves a super telegraphed attack that you would EXPECT to be strong for how much wind up is involved, but they end up being lackluster.

Burning Bush
An Aquamancer's Water Tentacle does More Damage, Can Slow/Immobilize, and all-around is better supported by other abilities in the class than Burning Bush.

• Burning Bush isn't an autohit (and doesnt even use your weapon's hit)
  
• Burning Bush lasts LESS time than Water Tentacle
  
• Burning Bush has an initial AoE attack, but after that it's a tiny area which it strikes.
  
• Just??? Does less damage than Water Tentacle? (100% fire attack +25 vs 140% water attack)
  

Applicable BYOND Key: RED Medic
Character Name: Seras Engel
Request Type: Inventions / Medicinal Catalogue

Request Details
I am submitting this medicinal catalogue for review and approval by the GM team to ensure the Geladynian Medical Team can officially utilize the listed formulas in roleplay. This catalogue consists of:

• My early Korvara-based medicinal invention (previously known as "LBM").
  
• A previously discussed G6 lore question (needles and potions).
  
• A selection of real-life medieval medicines, chosen to align with the established theme.
  

Some gear items (Metal Greaves + for instance) have weight on their stat screen. This weight seems to be purely ornamental, and doesn't actually do anything.

Which is cool and all, because battleweight can be hell at times, but. There are a ton of foot/boot slot items that HAVE a weight attached to them that isn't 1, so it kind of implies that the weight is.. supposed to do something?

Amalgama offensive skills give you Offensive boon of Apus, but the healing ones or Mared Jorg don't give you any boons, despite stuff like drinking an FP pot giving you boon.

Give boon.

The three armors that were granted the "Evade Up" status in a relatively recent update are pretty great and all, but the only reason they're not considered as often as they are is mostly due to the possibility that they do not work effectively in a longterm fight, and will even fall behind the other evade armors, I've suggested ways to extend their buffs that relies on fulfilling a secondary condition, just so they aren't "always" better than said armors.

I think these would fit personally:

Quote:Animal Pelt:

Evade Up status increases by 1 duration whenever you shapeshift (Wild Shape and Chaotic Reflex, this can only occur once per round)

Quote:Battlemaid Dress:
Evade Up status is refreshed to 5 rounds whenever you "Clean" up a battle tile. (Which means to clear a battlefield tile effect or destroy a field object.)

Quote:Swimsuit:
Evade Up status is refreshed to 5 rounds whenever you charm an enemy successfully.