Does the demigod trait One with Nature for both Elfen and Faelings work differently depending on whether the race is specialised? That is, getting the guild bonuses means One with Nature then excludes Blacktalon/Hartstone forest respectively?
Or does the resistance/buff bonus exclude the race's opposing (unnatural?) terrain regardless of whether you are specialised or not?
Does the demigod trait One with Nature for both Elfen and Faelings work differently depending on whether the race is specialised? That is, getting the guild bonuses means One with Nature then excludes Blacktalon/Hartstone forest respectively?
Or does the resistance/buff bonus exclude the race's opposing (unnatural?) terrain regardless of whether you are specialised or not?
I've been poking around this myself and it seems to be actually org dependant instead of race dependent. As a faeling I get the one with nature on hartstone ethereal forest, same for elven. Faeling and elfen on glomdoring would get one with nature on the wyrden terrain type.
Additionally, it's all forest locations that are naturally marked as forest.
I had it bugged because the helpfile for faeling says they only get regen on glomdoring, but the bug was closed with the comment that it was working as intended.
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I had it bugged because the helpfile for faeling says they only get regen on glomdoring, but the bug was closed with the comment that it was working as intended.
What the helpfile means is that if you are in a non-natural environment that has Serenwilde green-forest in it, you won't get One with Nature as a Faeling (but you will if it's Wyrden-purple there). Natural environments, whether Serenwilde or Glomdoring, will work just fine for you regardless.
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I had it bugged because the helpfile for faeling says they only get regen on glomdoring, but the bug was closed with the comment that it was working as intended.
What the helpfile means is that if you are in a non-natural environment that has Serenwilde green-forest in it, you won't get One with Nature as a Faeling (but you will if it's Wyrden-purple there). Natural environments, whether Serenwilde or Glomdoring, will work just fine for you regardless.
@Xenthos yes, that's what the helpfile says. But I can stand on a terrain that's normally say astral. If it's converted by a seren druid into ethereal forest => One with Nature. If it's converted by a glom druid (wyrded) => No one with nature.
Which is why I bugged it back then, because it's not what the helpfile says it should be
What the helpfile means is that if you are in a non-natural environment that has Serenwilde green-forest in it, you won't get One with Nature as a Faeling (but you will if it's Wyrden-purple there). Natural environments, whether Serenwilde or Glomdoring, will work just fine for you regardless.
Nuts, that's what I was afraid of! I kind of understand the balance considerations, but still makes for a sad Elryn.
What the helpfile means is that if you are in a non-natural environment that has Serenwilde green-forest in it, you won't get One with Nature as a Faeling (but you will if it's Wyrden-purple there). Natural environments, whether Serenwilde or Glomdoring, will work just fine for you regardless.
Nuts, that's what I was afraid of! I kind of understand the balance considerations, but still makes for a sad Elryn.
@Elryn don't let the regen hinder your choice. Faeling is still fun and great ( yep, am biased ) and you get free flight, which is really -quite- useful. I would highly suggest trying out the regen too ( even if I'm wrong on how it's working, regen in enemy meld? sure, there's worse things )
@Aeldra Nah, Faeling was always my favourite race anyway (although Wildewood/Wyrdenwood is a close second). Just means there isn't much value in the divine spark artifact, which at least answers my question.
I had it bugged because the helpfile for faeling says they only get regen on glomdoring, but the bug was closed with the comment that it was working as intended.
What the helpfile means is that if you are in a non-natural environment that has Serenwilde green-forest in it, you won't get One with Nature as a Faeling (but you will if it's Wyrden-purple there). Natural environments, whether Serenwilde or Glomdoring, will work just fine for you regardless.
@Xenthos yes, that's what the helpfile says. But I can stand on a terrain that's normally say astral. If it's converted by a seren druid into ethereal forest => One with Nature. If it's converted by a glom druid (wyrded) => No one with nature.
Which is why I bugged it back then, because it's not what the helpfile says it should be
Not sure when you bugged it, but there was a bug with that for a while that was recently (within the last week or two) fixed.
I had it bugged because the helpfile for faeling says they only get regen on glomdoring, but the bug was closed with the comment that it was working as intended.
What the helpfile means is that if you are in a non-natural environment that has Serenwilde green-forest in it, you won't get One with Nature as a Faeling (but you will if it's Wyrden-purple there). Natural environments, whether Serenwilde or Glomdoring, will work just fine for you regardless.
@Xenthos yes, that's what the helpfile says. But I can stand on a terrain that's normally say astral. If it's converted by a seren druid into ethereal forest => One with Nature. If it's converted by a glom druid (wyrded) => No one with nature.
Which is why I bugged it back then, because it's not what the helpfile says it should be
Not sure when you bugged it, but there was a bug with that for a while that was recently (within the last week or two) fixed.
I bugged it three months ago. I guess I'll have to test it again, then.
edit: just tested it again and it's now how the helpfiles states it should work. meh. But one with nature was never a useful thing for faelings outside glomdoring to begin with.
Is Shrine Vendetta worth the cost? It doesn't show on bodyscan (I assume because it is only useful against order enemies) so I can't judge how much it is adding if at all.
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Can someone please shed some light onto how mechanically being member of a cult works? I suddenly got a veneration skill, but all those powers sound to me as if they could be only used by the cult founder. Why do they even show up for me ?
There are quite a few Veneration abilities that can be used by any member of the Cult. Quite a number of the strongest abilities can only be activated by the Cult Leader, but will affect all Cult members, or even all Order members (or even allies). Lastly, there are a few abilities that can only be used by the Cult Leader WITH a certain number of Cult members in the room with him, like a ritual.
Basically, it's a shared skillset with a mix of individual and group abilities, that also have a mix of individual or group effects.
If the skillset is not transcendant yet, you can contribute to it by offering (the skill cannot be progressed via lessons, only via bashing and using essence gained when you offer to the patron).
The avatar that owns the cult is working/worked hard to get the skills for the benefit of everyone in the cult. Many of them won't have a direct effect on you. Just consider them a bonus! Pilgrimage is definitely handy for directly teleporting to the godrealm, and vindicatedvendetta is handy for fighting, and devoutshield is all around helpful (and pretty sure all can be cast regardless of whether you're the avatar or how many are present).
Basically just consider it a bonus for serving a god
Is Shrine Vendetta worth the cost? It doesn't show on bodyscan (I assume because it is only useful against order enemies) so I can't judge how much it is adding if at all.
It is worth the cost. It doesn't show on bodyscan though because it just works against Order enemies and isn't a general buff. I think it's like 10% or something.
In general, I don't tend to use shrine powers etc unless it's for a big event.
Has anyone ever succeeded in trying to put a small item on a constructed table or a small table? Like a platter or a tea cup or a bottle?
Sadly, no! Artisan tables don't seem to be considered containers, so nothing can be put in and/or on them. As a result, any time you want to host a tea party, you have to drop all the food on the ground and tell your guests to tiptoe around the tea cups and scones.
I do remember Celest's luau from a while back having tables that could hold things, but I'm pretty sure those were divinely created and were gone the next day. Definitely useful for holding all the crepe flower leis and party food, though.
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Or does the resistance/buff bonus exclude the race's opposing (unnatural?) terrain regardless of whether you are specialised or not?
I've been poking around this myself and it seems to be actually org dependant instead of race dependent. As a faeling I get the one with nature on hartstone ethereal forest, same for elven. Faeling and elfen on glomdoring would get one with nature on the wyrden terrain type.
Additionally, it's all forest locations that are naturally marked as forest.
I had it bugged because the helpfile for faeling says they only get regen on glomdoring, but the bug was closed with the comment that it was working as intended.
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The tingling on the back of your neck returns momentarily before abruptly vanishing.
The eye of Dylara materialises in your hands and flings itself around your neck, tightening incomprehensibly until it is irremovable.
Perfectly clean, this eyeball has been wrenched from the socket of Dylara. It has been animated by some unusual force, constantly looking around itself as if in shock or fear. It is bathed in a light covering of white flames that roll endlessly over its surface. A single chain of empyreal metal pierces either side of the eye, allowing it to be worn around the neck.
Which is why I bugged it back then, because it's not what the helpfile says it should be
Nuts, that's what I was afraid of! I kind of understand the balance considerations, but still makes for a sad Elryn.
Nuts, that's what I was afraid of! I kind of understand the balance considerations, but still makes for a sad Elryn.
@Elryn don't let the regen hinder your choice. Faeling is still fun and great ( yep, am biased ) and you get free flight, which is really -quite- useful. I would highly suggest trying out the regen too ( even if I'm wrong on how it's working, regen in enemy meld? sure, there's worse things
edit: just tested it again and it's now how the helpfiles states it should work. meh. But one with nature was never a useful thing for faelings outside glomdoring to begin with.
It is worth the cost. It doesn't show on bodyscan though because it just works against Order enemies and isn't a general buff. I think it's like 10% or something. In general, I don't tend to use shrine powers etc unless it's for a big event.