The north facing couches in the Graveyard Manor are a lower overlay level than players, meaning people will stand behind the couch instead of sit on it.

Could there be some kind of seats attached to them + the couches be made to have a higher overlay than players?

I personally think that Korvara could really use a shard that increases carrying capacity. Since Korvara lacks player homes, and therefor storage boxes to be put inside player homes and also player shops, there are so many fewer places to store items in Korvara.

A way to remedy this could be to add, or change one shard to add carrying capacity to characters. The mental stamina one is fairly useless anyway.

Another idea would be. .  . To make the banks in Korvara not have exponentially higher costs to increase the carrying limit. It very quickly starts costing thousands of murai just to store one extra item, and becomes impossible without dumping a load of asagos into bank slot increasing items.

We don't even get mechs! God's favorite packmule!

Not sure if this has been posted already, or if it's a typo or what. Sorry if so! I did look around and didn't get any results, SO.

I recently picked up the Jerkin of Fortune in Korvara as a random drop from a mob. I've been using it, and I noticed that it's only increasing my luck by 1 even though the tooltip says 5.




And for proof that it's not just level 1 and giving 5-

I saw someone use Enchant shield, like once in a millenia, against my dancer.

I Ice Slided against him and was expecting to get massive damage back...I did not. Armor of nails however works that way.

Can we have Enchant shield retaliation damage to work against everything in melee range instead of just basic attacks? its already terribly underused because of how niche the set up is.


yes this is a reverse salt topic. Let me die to enchant shield when I dance against it like an idiot.

Monk has a few things that need a retouch but I want to focus exclusively on one skill that lost its bite ever since GR.

Ki Awoken is a skill thats very fun, but pretty much almost never effective to use, dispite being a huge stat stick because you never really outdo the damage you take yourself and a lot of MAs range has also dropped with the Shukichi nerd and so its alot easier to outplay on top of that now.

The costs for it are ramping up too fast, and too high for it to be every truly useful. The only times I do actually see it used in a 'useful' way is by selfstun abuse and mayelia armor and thats kinnnnda lame (I say as someone who abused the hell out of it). So I would like to suggest a Reimagination of the skill that keeps the risky nature but has the good increase of power in mind.

So I suggest a few changes that I think would make it interesting:

• -HP drain starts at 1% HP and increases by +1% per round (caps at Ki Awoken Rank(or rank*2 I think rank is fine 5% is nothing to scoff at), so with spirit 6. gives you the option for less stats for less costs)
  
• -Change the Stun mechanic based on Ki/2 per round (30 KI=15% stun chance on round start)
  
• -Raise KI cap to 60 (this means stronger finisher moves if you GAMBLE to get up there or get stunned)
  
• - Add a 60 Ki 'Reward' to Setting Sun/Kadouha to spiff them up a bit more (probably wanna cap setting suns range/damage less we get an actual map wide sun nuke)
  
• -Shukichi range is doubled when used in Ki Awoken (To show their speed increase, and have geldoren back to atleast reaching its own knockback, possibly Dense thunders too)
  
• -Stun will always end the effect and reset your Ki to zero while in Ki Awoken. (possible counter play with stuns)
  

Crafting sucks.

It's mechanically functional. You select an item and make it after a few seconds, provided you have the materials for it. But this is an RP game, where interactions between characters, big or small, develop stories. The issue with crafting is that there's very little interaction to speak of - provided you were doing everything as IC and realistic as possible, you walk up to the crafter in question, request an item, they make it in whatever timespan with however much RP, you walk away with your shiny new axe.

In the extreme cases, what I'm suggesting is what people might already do when crafting items anyway.

But what is Jam's suggestion?
Roleplayed crafting, of course! An extra option for crafting an item which is more lengthy in terms of time, but might snag you a few bonuses along the way. Here's the gist of it:

You begin crafting. You have a 5x5 square in which you can now move - going outside this boundary cancels the craft. You're making a river sword for an aspiring spellblade aquamancer who has deemed you, a budding metalworker, worthy of forging his watery blade. And so you must begin by forging the blade, shaping the metal ingots, heat treating the metal.

Then, of course, you must refine the blade. Sharpening the edges, honing it. Perhaps a fuller or two, just for fun. Now you've got the blade handled, you need...

I'll stop here, but the idea is that the words above, in bold, are little prompts you'd get in the text box or elsewhere - key words to include in your next emote. 

Quote:You begin crafting.
Words of inspiration enter your mind as work: blade, ingot, heat treatment...

Mist Armor is currently going into negatives, instead of stopping at zero. Likely because of the 'increments of 4'.

*waggles eyebrows* Lower to increments of 3 pls?

Going through trade menus is probably one of the most heinously awful things Korvara has made mandatory for merchant RP. Especially if you don't want to make a google doc. Especially if you're trying to describe a sword that, reasonably if you're trying to sell it to someone, you could just show them without using its proper name.

So my suggestion is the ability to prop your character up as a temporary automated shopkeeper. The inventory could be tied to a separate shop inventory so you could easily prop it up or take it down without having to fumble through game menus over and over. It could be inaccessible inside dungeons in some way.

It'd be vastly superior to our current method of spamming discord for every small item we need.

Currently I think Youkai Ascension is really cool. In concept and in practice, as well as in all the cool icons that exist. However there are a few things I don't like about it. I don't like that only certain Youkai have ascensions, and I Don't like that we're able to have as many ascended Youkai as possible. This cuts design flexibility I imagine, as you can't just churn out ascended Youkai in the game or you'll end up with people using fifteen of them.

So here's what i'd propose, to make it much cooler and more diverse:
1: Every Youkai can be Ascended.
2: Ascending a Youkai costs more than it does now. 
3: Each person can only have -one- ascended Youkai
4: Possibly grand summoner gets a passive that allows them to have two ascended Youkai, to fit in their theme of summoning many Youkai. Otherwise Bonders would get a better deal, as they only want 1 or 3 Youkai to begin with, so only one ascended Youkai doesn't really affect them.

If this suggestion seems desirable, then i'm sure you could open up suggestions for what each Youkai's ascended form would be able to do. And icons too i'm sure could be donated as well!

Let us have our bullshit familiar of choice!
Rise up, ascended Jack-O-Lanturn lovers!
Repent the Seiryuu spammers!

Now that Korvara exists, I am feeling the immense pain of having to purchase hundreds of rusty pickaxes, as there is no 'decent pickaxe' salesman in Korvara. 
At the same time, we're able to buy shovels, Pickaxes, and Woodcutting axes from salesmen in every major city in Korvara. 
Things that are also craftable with the ONE SINGLE EXCEPTION of Pickaxes!

And so my Quality of life Suggestion is simple. Allow us to craft Pickaxes using toolcrafting like any other tool. And maybe have higher levels of pickaxes we can make as well, such as decent pickaxes.