AndreaColombo

To be fair, the ability's description should clearly state what the % chance is. Deadfire's annoyingly vague ability descriptions that don't give us the hard numbers are unjustifiably bad.

What class has Toxic Strike?

By the way, does it have an effect for Ending Godlike? Vatnir is getting Lunar Heart too, which I don't think makes much sense and is probably due to this bug.

Regression bug from a couple versions ago:

There's one in the build list thread.

Same.

What are the things you’d like to see?

We need a MaxQuest

(Ok, I must do this) Not *all* scrolls and potions!

Yes, though there are ways to mitigate it. You definitely don’t want a group of enemies focusing fire on you.

Here's a list of spells and abilities that are seemingly missing elemental keywords as of 3.0. Note that this list was drawn up looking at keywords that show up in the spell's or ability's description. Chanter Thrice Was She Wronged: missing the Electricity keyword Her Revenge Swept Across: missing the Electricity keyword Seven Nights She Waited: missing the Frost keyword ...And Evil Turned Away: missing the Fire keyword Her Tears Fell Like Rain: missing the Frost keyword The Dragon Thrashed, The Dragon Wailed: missing the Fire keyword Cipher Antipathetic Field: missing the Acid keyword Soul Ignition: missing the Fire keyword Priest Iconic Projection: missing the Frost keyword Wizard Minoletta's Minor Missiles: missing the Acid keyword Kalakoth's Sunless Grasp: missing the Frost keyword Concelhaut's Corrosive Siphon: missing the Acid keyword Concelhaut's Draining Touch: missing the Decay keyword Death Ring: missing the Decay keyword Kalakoth's Freezing Rake: missing the Frost keyword Minoletta's Missile Salvo: missing the Acid keyword

I don't think this is a particularly cogent argument. The point of having those keywords in place is so that the spells and abilities can benefit from the elemental talents; to say that some abilities use a specific damage type for lack of a better one is just debating semantics. Yes, "Sunbeam" would be better served by a "Light" keyword—and the "Scion of Flame" talent should include that keyword if it existed. The end result is that Sunbeam benefits from "Scion of Flame" either way.

Devoted/Helwalker with DoC breastplate, Helm of the Falcon, Mohora Wraps, and either BotEP or Voidwheel. Start with 18 DEX and wear the sandals that give +2 DEX, then take Armored Grace and use either Abraham or Cutthroat Cosmo as your pet.

A common remark I've seen on these boards ever since the game's release is that soulbound weapons that came with the base game and only upgrade to Superb quality can't quite keep up with unique weapons that are enchanted to Legendary. The recent introduction of the Mythic quality tier, along with a number of new soulbound weapons from the DLCs that actually upgrade all the way to Legendary, further exacerbated the issue. I hope the design team will consider enabling all soulbound weapons to upgrade to Legendary to close the gap and keep them competitive throughout the game.

Fighter/Monk gets my vote. Pure Monk is also probably very good.

Missing Nungata has a very, very long thread in the bug sub forum—been there since release. Not sure what the slog zone bug is.

The armor is very tribal. I personally would never wear it. Likewise the helm, which looks like a colored boar head. The new rapier, flail, war bow, and sabre all look pretty good though, IMO.

Don't mind me. My reading skills are progressively regressing to preschool levels.

Blessings and mods + challenges would be great.

That would also explain why I like the feature: I’ve never used hot keys.

So I should be adding Spirit Tornado (Frost) and Dragon Thrashed (Fire) to the list. I’ll leave the others for now cause I agree with jww; as the keywords are not showing up in the ability’s description, it’s worth having the devs check these out. Nights86: I agree with Boeroer. Boiling Spray is hot water—of course it would have the Water keyword and counter Fire (hot water still extinguishes fires.) In most other cases, keywords follow the damage type (and with good reason.)

Indeed, my list is based on keywords that appear in the ability's description. I'm happy to remove those you say are actually keyworded (though I'll mention in the bug thread that their keyword isn't showing up in their description.)

When I respec with the Unity Console I typically lose one 1st-level ability. In Tekehu’s case that’s usually his Shark Spiritshift form.

Subbing.

Let me chime in and reiterate how great a feature this is!