A few bugs I've noticed with the Phase Python Youkai:

1: When Phase Python is defeated, the poison he's inflicted stops doing damage. The opponent will remain poisoned, it'll tick down every turn, but absolutely no damage is dealt.

2: Phase Python's hit rate seems to be. . .Showing incorrectly. I'm not sure if its not taking flanking into account or what. But his evoke skill shows a lower hit rate than his basic attack, and he managed a clean hit on a character that showed a -11% chance to hit against, with the evoke skill.

Steps to replicate: Summon a phase python.
Use the evoke skill.
Poison someone.
Get killed.
New round won't do poison damage.

A new Donation item the Asago Radio! It has only one purpose to play in-game tracks that only you can hear rather it be Sigrogana music or Korvara music.

Evasion builds are already incredibly feast or famine while requiring major stat investment. You ideally want to hit and maintain the upper cap of 50 in buffs, with extremely dedicated evade builds often maxing out at around a little under or over 200 depending on race. This ends up being an issue in that very few classes actually give consistent enough evade buffs to hit the 50, which seriously restricts builds (you're basically forced into using a rogue class for most builds if you ever want to hit it for more than 1 or 2 attacks since they're versatile enough to pair with most other classes.)

With changes to things like Windswept Gi being reduced to 15 evade for 1 hit only and many other evade buffs only lasting for X (usually 1) amount of hits (miragewalk, dancer dodge, disengage, etc.) this becomes a serious issue in any sort of teamfight where multiple instances of damage are being hurled your way on top of evasion ignoring skills.

Could things like windswept/mirage walk/dancer's agility be perhaps changed to have their evade instances stack (if you use a wind spell twice, you get 2 dodge buff charges) instead of one? Increasing them to give two dodge charges instead of one would be welcome but that might be too strong in certain situations. Another alternative is to give them lower initial buffs but make them gradually stack higher like Chaos Reflex or Verglas' Hare's Agility.

Also more consistent evasion buffs even if they have to have certain activation requirements (Firebird's Feather Veil or the aforementioned gradually stacking ones like Chaos Reflex) being available to other classes would be nice for build diversity. The windswept gi change actually butchered almost all the alternative janky mage builds I wanted to do.

I have managed to locate a tile on the goblin cave that lets you cross into the void. 

The tile in the attached image (circled in blue) can be passed if you moved it diagonally. Doing so clips the map and enters the black area. I have replicated this multiple times and can log in to show it if needed
   

Grandovyn's Potential Skill, Swordsmith Rain can roll infliction for Lingering Damage even if you miss the enemy. Part of me wonders if this is intended, though, since it is a sword rain..

The title says enough. Due to 'Two-Handed' only affecting Axe, Sword and Spear, it allows people building those stats to save points for no real drawbacks but to not have a shield or sub-weapon. +20 SWA is very stat-efficient, which leaves Bows and Fists, weapons that also scale from STR but don't have baby wheels, to open a lot of exploitable holes in your building process.

Namely because their damage vastly differ from the Sw/Ax/Sp/Tom meta. So I think there should be a change, either nerfing Two-Handed, or making something similar to it to other types, such as the more glaring ones like Fists and Bows, who often suffer from low SWA.

Fists (Double Flurry)
> Having two identical Fist weapons equipped (i.e 2x Brawler's Glove) reduces the momentum cost of Basic Attack and Martial Artist Offensive Skills by 1.

Bows (Free Handed)
> Having no sub-weapon equipped increases Critical Damage by 50% of your Strength as a flat bonus damage.

Bows (Arbalest Passive?)
> Having a sub-weapon equipped increases Critical Damage by 50% of your Strength as a flat bonus damage.

I am unsure if this is intended but it seems like when you move once for 3 Momentum it changes movement to costign 5 momentum.

As of the recent update it seems placing elemental runes no longer uses any tome damage, just the default of fire, though it still uses the tome damage when engraving it onto another tile with a mob in it.


Steps to reproduce:

Equip a tome (Cartblanche in my case)
engrave elemental rune, it will do tome damage.
lay down the rune in the field, it will be fire elemental, and thus less damage if you're not built for fire.

A simple request, I noticed that bows don't really have a talent for getting more hit, which can make them fairly lackluster once you get past the farshot distance, could Steady be upgraded to include bows as well? +10 hit with bows/crossbows, maybe the +20 could apply to Longbow weapon types? if we have those.

It would be nice if firebird treated brightens as an elemental enchantment.

Lightshafts, graft tiles, and sanctuary tiles could count for ignite power, lift offhand kagero and feathers would do light damage.


Specifically this would put some synergy into paladin style builds