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22-May-2015 17:28:37

22-May-2015 17:32:18

Singularity said :
Did you drop it because you found out he was called Dexter MORGAN? I see, CASS Im not sure what u have been told or what u are hinting at lol

Cassie Blake

22-May-2015 17:37:38

Hey I got some idea for a new Seren Spell, for alchemy. Curious what the few of us here think of it (and ofc this is not HLF feedback, I'm not looking to make it a thread-long thing):

Crystalline

Alchemy

- Same effect as normal High Alchemy, but alchemises 5 stacking items at a time. Runes would be 5 times what normal high alchemy needs, with exp being 75% what a 5 alch's would give (244 exp).

Grand Crystalline

Alchemy

- Same as the previous spell, however, alchemises 10 stackable items at once, instead of 5, and granting 75% of the normal spell book 10 alch's exp (488 Exp).

There would potentially be a daily restriction on how many spells can be cast each day (so it doesn't break the economy). Think of 100 cast a day as a good start.

It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation. ~Herman Melville

22-May-2015 18:23:04 - Last edited on 22-May-2015 18:23:47 by Lucine

Hmm, the idea is nice but if you were to use 1x5 alchs at once, it should have a higher rune cost than using 5x1 alchs and the exp should be a bit lower. And for the 1x10 alch the rune cost should be even more higher and the exp lower than using 10x1 or 2x5 alchs. These spells should mainly be for money.
Im not sure how well I explained it but I hope u get it

Alch limits are not necessary imo since there are only that many items in the game

Cassie Blake

22-May-2015 18:32:22 - Last edited on 22-May-2015 18:33:37 by Lauri El

@Snart

I get it (will admit was a bit confusing, but no problem ). I agree with you on the cost scaling with the quantity.

I see for no limit. It just seems like some players are overly concerned that it will kill the market, so I'm not sure.

Personally, the one improvement I would do is make it also multi-alch non stackables, so it work like a magic pen, hehe. It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation. ~Herman Melville

22-May-2015 18:36:19 - Last edited on 22-May-2015 18:36:58 by Lucine