Give people a stun immunity for 1 second after a stun ends. Being endlessly chained in stun after stun sequentially until you're mush is awful.

I know the issue is kind of small but I'd like to suggest a fix for the intermediate+ fire spells so that they too can be recolored to purple with the plasma aura.

So far I know Scorch and Overheat use the original color, unsure about flame slide.

Key: MelonBallZ (main) PunishedSerpent (DM)
Event Preferences: Action, Adventure, High Fantasy, Horror, Dramatic
Contact Information: Psilo#6029 on Discord
Additional Notes: Fairly flexible with times, but as far as available time I will not be able to dedicate toward DMing as hard as I did previously.



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A Celebration of Life
1665AC

Quote:

"The First Order has recently lost one of their own in Jasper Monticlare. He was beloved by all, and will be missed by all. I was initially going to hold this party in celebration of our successful rescue of our cadet, Asphira, as well as the recent promotions. Instead, I hold this party for something far more important: the memory of Jasper. I will be instituting an entrance fee of 200 coins, and all proceeds will be donated to the newly elected Mayor of Sudbury, for improvement within the slums, in the name of Jasper Monticlare. Any larger donations are also welcome."

Further details about the party are as follows:
- Formal wear, or armor is required
- This will be a CHARITY ball, with any and all proceeds going to the newly elected Mayor of Sudbury
- As such, the entrance fee is 200 coins, and larger donations are of course welcome.
- The party will start at 6pm EST, on 12/20 (this friday) and last until the guests get tired and go home.
- A map has been included, for those who do not know where the Salis mansion is located.
- NOTE: This is not off limits to anyone, so anyone who can afford the 200 coin entrance fee is welcome. Those who wish to donate more are even more so welcome!

Key: Dimmie
Event Preferences: Solo, 2-3 people, 4 at most. Just expect it to be weird, out of the box, and no I won't follow the entire guidelines you give me. I'll build on them as if they were a foundation, I like being stupid and creative.
Contact Information: Dimmi3 Dunc3 #3420
Anything Else:

• I haven't DM'd since old Eternia
  
• I am shit at balance, except in solo events. You have been warned. I will however, pull back the injuries if I think I was unfair. Or do an extra round second boss phase if I think I didn't do well enough.
  
• I'm bad at puzzles. Good at being weird.
  
• I regret making this.
  

Suggestion: Buff it

Where to start, where to start...

Let's start with slide, then. Magma Slide is 30 RPP, and for the price, you get a wave that's supposed to apply mud on impact and deal good damage, 5 tiles wide. If it worked as described, I probably wouldn't have many complaints. Except it doesn't. The initial tick doesn't apply mud, the AoE does. Which means that if you dodge the aoe by a well-time dash or some other method, it only hits you with the initial tick of 7 spell damage. At 200 pow, it was doing 1300 initial damage. For 30 RPP. For comparison, at 200 pow, great fire wave, a 20 rpp intermediate in the base fire tome dealt about 2300-2500 damage or so. That's... Wow. Oh, and for someone who asks 'but CD?', GFW is 29s. Magma Wave is 30s.

Magma AoE is 15 RPP and is one of the smallest in the game. I'm unsure if there's *any* AoE smaller, but there's at least one of equal size. Sand AoE. You're gonna see a comparison to Sand again in the future. Sand AoE, while having a significantly weaker initial tick/aoe damage, roots the target, setting them up for a variety of follow-up spells. Fatal, whips, beams, etc. Magma AoE does deal more damage, but in a small AoE that applies no CC whatsoever, and is incredibly easy to avoid due to its size. Oh, and if you're questioning CDsc sand AoE is 25s CD, while magma is 23s. Let's show you a comparison to another AoE you can get if you go down the magma path.

https://gyazo.com/61f2cdcf2d2cfbe61d2dacdf1296e0dc

What a difference, for the same RPP. Scorch might deal less damage, but when it's this much easier to land, the damage will be incredibly consistent, which I value over big numbers that you'll only land against an idiot.

Volcanic Barrier is an immunity button, something many trees have now. Let's do a comparison. Iron Body has a 26s CD, and lasts for 5s, and is a self-root. Nothing else. Barrier of Sand has a 25s CD, lasts 8s, and fires an aoe of projectiles around the user every 1s to discourage someone standing next to you waiting for an opening. Projectiles do modest damage. Mistform lasts 3s, has a 31s CD, and allows you movement while in use. Volcanic Barrier lasts 10s, has a 30s CD, and is a self-root.

Long CD, nothing keeps people from standing on top of you, while the long duration ensures that whatever spell they'll want to use as you emerge will be off CD. Sand immunity literally does the same thing, but is slightly shorter, has a *shorter CD*, and fires damaging projectiles which have an impressive enough range that it'll usually hit someone at least once.

The only decent spell in Magma is the aura, which is 8% DR and 15 Pow, but with the ever increasing number of AP increasing auras and bladestyles... Maybe it's enough, but maybe not.

In conclusion, buff magma for the love of god. Make the AoE bigger, apply mud on initial ticks, give the wave more damage. There's a reason out of the massive number of players still on E3, *no one* has gone Magma in a noticeable way, myself aside, the success of which I attribute to fire *in spite* of magma rather than because of it.

Event Preferences: Just about anything, though particularly into events that give me opportunities to expand upon the existing lore.

Anything Else: Worldbuilding is fun. I enjoy introducing various, and hopefully memorable characters relevant to the narrative, giving folks stuffs and hooks to possibly pursue further in future events, and all that. 

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