Could that just boost evade for a fairly short duration, without any actual strings attached? Something like 3 rounds. I'm not really sure in what world did that thing deserve a nerf, but allowing it to be an actually reliable source of evade would allow a lot of wind-mage builds to function without needing ST, I feel like

While Rune Mage is by no means a class in need of any buffs, I do think engraved haste rune is a bit lackluster in that it's a very short lived movement buff. 

I don't think it would be too ridiculous to ask for a buff that gives engraved haste rune the ability to buff the target ally's evade by +10~15 for 3 rounds? If it really has to be in the same vein as the MV buff, it could be a disengage style evade buff that lasts for 2 hits with a suitable duration. 

As for the reason why I'd like this change?
I think it'd be cool if RM had a supportive evade boosting tool that could also work on the RM itself, using an engrave on yourself over building a bigger death rune already seems like it'd be fair enough of a trade.

Can Tamaki Shuriken's potential 'Acid Flower' use your regalia for the icon of its projectile? It already uses the shuriken itself for the projectile in question.

This is very important and will give me unlimited power for future builds, arigathanks.

Can we remove the -5 hit on mutation? Losing the enchant slot already feels like a cost enough to switch weapon types.

If it absolutely needs a downside, it can increase BW or lose power instead.

The enhanced version of Kagekiri while Voltiger is active is missing the extra range that you gain from the Raging enchantment, being stuck at 5 range still instead of 7 range like Kagekiri can get with Raging normally. I don't see any bug reports or denials that this shouldn't be a thing so here I am with the bug report, because every other enchantment does something for it.

(And probably other Druid skills)

If you use Wolf Howl while an incapacitated (0hp) target is in range. The ability just doesn't fire at all.

Edit: Once it hits an INVALID target, it stops the entire rest of the move. So it can hit enemies close up, but if the corpse is further out and someone is beyond it but still in range?

It just won't work on the people past the body in the targeting queue!

So the grind on Korvara gets brought up every other month or so, and here I am to do it again!

With the addition of being able to get Legend Inks without LEing, I think it's generally agreed upon that getting Legend Inks has become quite a bit easier (for the better of course). Getting a full Legend Book has become much more prevalent as, even through just RP, you can passively generate inks.

One thing that I've noticed however, is that on G6, there was a way to spend inks through buying Vorpal or Divine enchants. While I think having these added back into Korvara as a way to spend excess inks would be nice, the thing I wanted to suggest today, however, was the ability to purchase high-rarity items (primarily 9 and 10 stars) through the use of inks. Maybe at a cost of inks equal to the star rating, or even double the star rating.

I understand not wanting to flood the game with high rarity items, making them too easy to get, but I think a grind of about 5-10 Legend Extensions is a big enough undertaking in of itself to let someone guarantee themselves a rare item if they have been so unlucky as to just not get whatever drop they've been looking for during that entire time.

Hawk Glide / Hawk Strike (the movement version) do not trigger traps when you land.

Which is funny.

And sad. And oh my god why.

Druid animal companions' basic attacks suffer from close shot penalty if their Druid is wielding a bow. I'm assuming this is not intended behavior.

        

Tested for multiple different bows on every companion on the test server, it occurs consistantly.

Getting to use your powers in RP is cool. It's even cooler if they have some kind of mechanical value in the overworld. So I started to conceptualize a number, based on my past experience with games like World of Warcraft, whose roleplaying experience was greatly enriched by this kind of thing.

I see 'Class Talents' as being a new Survival Talent whose exact subtalents only appear if you have the relevant class equipped, kind of like Ninjutsu. 2 SP per talent point, with every talent only having one point of max investment and you get your base class talents if you have a promotion equipped. Most of these would be used through the new Context Menu, and talents marked with an * require you to be party leader for them to have an effect on gameplay. In my recent thread on splitting talents, these would be Domestic talents.

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