• Poison: One Melee Earth hit, -10 BTH lean. MC put into increasing infliction chance for Poison. -45% damage to pay for the Poison (works like the Toxic Gladius). Save roll: Player CHA/LUK vs. Monster END/LUK.
  
• Paralysis: Two Ranged Earth hits, -10 BTH lean. MC put into increasing infliction chance for Paralysis. Deals -55% damage to pay for the Paralysis (0.37*[Hits connected]/2*[Monster Earth res]% chance of paralyzing the monster). Save roll: Player CHA/LUK vs. Monster END/LUK.

• Poison: One Melee Earth hit, -10 BTH lean. MC put into increasing infliction chance for Poison. -45% damage to pay for the Poison (works like the Toxic Gladius). Save roll: Player CHA/LUK vs. Monster END/LUK.
  
• Paralysis: Two Ranged Earth hits, -10 BTH lean. MC put into increasing infliction chance for Paralysis. Deals -55% damage to pay for the Paralysis (0.37*[Hits connected]/2*[Monster Earth res]% chance of paralyzing the monster). Save roll: Player CHA/LUK vs. Monster END/LUK.

• It attacks 2/3 of the time and its attack deal 3/2* damage and all it's attacks have a -10 bth lean.
  
• It inflicts a powerful stacking Poison on it's normal attack that lasts 5 turns. The attacking gets a damage penalty for the effect.
  
• Regenerates 1/5*X SP per turn (so it uses the SP attack about every 5 turns).
  
• It uses it's Paralysis attack that paralyzes the player, guests, and pets for X turns based on [Player EarthRess]/Expected EarthRes] by spending X SP. The attack gets a damage penalty for the effect.
  
• There is a 25% chance the monster gains Celerity every turn even if it does not attack.
  
• Melee and Ranged attacks deal -20% damage to the monster.

• +50 LUK
• +50 (STR/DEX/INT/END/CHA/LUK) [Randomly selected at the beginning of the battle]
• There is a 1/6 chance of all Player attacks dealing 50% damage* [You rolled a Crit Fail!]
  
• There is a 1/6 chance of all Player attacks dealing 200% damage* [You rolled a Crit Success!]

• Lean: FO
• MRM: Melee focused
• Elemental Resists: Resistances are [expected shield] + [expected armour], 'cause he doesn't use a shield.
• Stats: Stat distribution is STR/DEX/LUK. Extra stats go into STR
• Attack: 1 hit only. Normal attacks do *1.4 damage because of lack of pet and SP is dubious.
• Effect:Comes with a skill: Call Forth the Great Dragon- a normal skill that deals Fire damage normally and seeks between Fire/Harm/Void against Dragon(kin).
• Appearance: Looks just like Galanoth
• Attack animation: Just like the Galanoth guests's normal attack and the Frozen Dragonslayer's skill attack except with the Kian Dragon animation

• Type: Melee
• Element: Earth by default but acts just like the Dragon Blade at level 150 with all the same effects.
• Appearance: Looks like the Dragon Blade

• Lean: Neutral
• MRM: Neutral
• Elemental Resists: Resistances are [expected shield] + [expected armour], 'cause he doesn't use a shield.
• Stats: Stat distribution is STR/INT/LUK. Extra stats go into INT
• Attack: Attack: 2 hits (50% damage each) of normal damage OR 1 hit of 76.5% Heal damage based on AI of Current/Total HP like the guest. Normal attack does *1.4 damage because of lack of pet and SP is dubious.
• Effect: Comes with a built in Starforge Spell (150G).
• Appearance: Looks just like Artix
• Attack animation: Just like the Artix guests' normal attacks

• Type: Melee
• Element: Light by default but acts just like the Dragon Blade at level 150 with all the same effects but triggers against Undead/zombie/doom/necromancer.

• Lean: Neutral
• MRM: Magic focused
• Elemental Resists: Resistances are [expected shield] + [expected armour], 'cause he doesn't use a shield.
• Stats: Stat distribution is INT/DEX/LUK. Extra stats go into INT
• Attack: Attack: 1 hit. Normal attack does *1.4 damage because of lack of pet and SP is dubious.
• Effect: All magic attacks and spells gain +4.25 bth
• Appearance: Looks just like Warlic
• Attack animation: Just like the Warlic's normal attack. The spell is just like the Mana Restoration spell from Neberon

• Type: Magic
• Element: Earth by default but has spell cast options. You can choose between "Cast Fireball," (MP efficient Fire spell) "Frostbite," (MP efficient ice spell) and "Acid Splash" (MP efficient Earth spell), or Chromatic Orb (Full damage spell that you can choose between the 8 elements). The staff will automatically restore MP for 1 spell cast if there is not enough MP for a spell cast and there's a 10% chance of a 'lucky strike'.
• Appearance: Looks like Warlic's staff. Fireball- Just a the Fireball spell from Warlic's. Forstbite- Just the Frost spell from Warlic's. Chromatic Orb- Just the basic Elemental Sphere spell (all updated to current standards).

• Lean: Mid-Defensive
• MRM: Neutral
• Elemental Resists: Resistances are [expected shield] + [expected armour], 'cause he doesn't use a shield.
• Stats: Stat distribution is DEX/CHA/LUK. Extra stats go into CHA
• Attack: Attack: 1 hit. Normal attack does *1 damage but has a pet to make up for the +.4 damage unlike the other temp armors.
• Skills: Has access to Call Wooly Thoctar (updated one pls) and a Call Griffin (A wind version of the Wooly Thoctar) <-- New guest (Appearance: Looks just like Vephoma
• Attack animation: The WarHawk just does it's own thingEffect: You take +(5/1.4) damage but your pet and guest gains Celerity at the end of your turn. The monster can resist with a save (inflict with CHA/LUK; resist with CHA/LUK).

• Type: Ranged (Uses CHA for a stat like the normal weapon)
• Element: Wind .
• Appearance: Looks like WarHawk (maybe updated art)/ul]Pet: A wolf of some kind probably.
  
  Ranger
  Armor
  • Lean: Defensive
  • MRM: Ranged Focused
  • Elemental Resists: Resistances are [expected shield] + [expected armour], 'cause he doesn't use a shield.
  • Stats: Stat distribution is STR/DEX/LUK. Extra stats go into DEX
  • Attack: Attack: 1 hit. Normal attack does *1.4 damage since no pet or SP attacks.
  • Skills: A multi-arrow barrage that ele-seeks and does 200% damage (but has a 80% penalty). It's a 4 hit attack with each arrow dealing 50% of the damage. Appearance: Looks just like Robina
  • Attack animation: The bow just does its own attackEffect:You have a 20% chance of dealing 125% damage.
  Weapon
  • Type: Ranged
  • Element: Wind.
  • Appearance: Looks like Robina's bow.
    
    Gotta add Berseker and then I'm done with the armors. Please let me know how I can edit the characters! I think Dragonslayer, Paladin, and Beastmaster are fine but Mage/Ranger might be more underpowered relative to the others.
    
    < Message edited by battlesiege15 -- 1/20/2017 18:34:43 >

• Defense: One Magic Ice hit towards player, auto-hit.
• Instead of damaging the monster, the pet reduces damage taken by the player by -(40/1.4*[YourCHA/ExpCHA])℅ and whatever additional multipliers for level are used by the Booster pet series.
• MC: Additional -(0.4*5/1.4)℅ damage reduction for the player.
• The total damage reduced therefore is: -0.85*0.9*[(0.4*5/1.4) + 40/1.4*[YourCHA/ExpCHA])]%

• If the Beastmage Companion guest is not on the field, then the weapon will automatically summon it. This does not require a turn. (The energy in the staff calls forth your loyal companion to battle with you)
• If the Beastmage Companion is already summoned, then this weapon deals 0 damage and instead boosts the guests' damage based on player INT and CHA. The damage boost is based on ExpectedStats and adds damage equal to a 100 proc Magic weapons' damage.
• If the weapon is unequipped, the guest also disappears. (Switching weapons has broken your link with your companion :().
• The weapon deals +X% damage as a compensation for locking your guest slot as well as for not directly deal damage. Furthermore, since the weapon relies on a guest that consumes MP, there might be a boost because it forces you to consume MP for damage.

• The spell deals +200% melee damage because it is essentially a spell with the damage spread out in a different way for the same MP cost.
  
• The spell does an additional +2% damage for consuming a turn and for spreading out the damage over two hits (similar to how the Azamay Explodium Rune gets a small compensation for dealing the damage after 3 turns).
  
• In order to compensate for the fact that it boosts two opposing elements, the attack deals *1.XX damage as elemental compensation because it affects monster attacks too. This boost is *1.1 damage for ThunderStorm and SandStorm since they boost two directly opposing elements on the elemental wheel. This boost is *1.05 damage for Blizzard and Drought since they boost two neutrally related elements on the elemental wheel.
  
• The spell modifies bth for all attacks on the field by -10 bth which acts as a *85/75 multiplier.
  
• The spell gets an additional *0.85 multiplier for being an auto-hit attack.
  
• Since the damage is split into two turns, the boost is split evenly for the two turns.
  
• Lucky strikes do not get an additional boost through these spells; they do normal damage multiplied by the overall boost of the spell

• Cast this skill to conjure a floating shield of ice that to protect you from incoming attacks. Costs X MP to use.***
  
• If you do not have enough MP, then the shield disappears.****
• The shield gives anywhere between +0 MRM to +30 MRM.
• Upkeep is equivalent of 98 SP based off the Logos Shield for stats.

• The armor does a normal defensive armor attack 90% of the time (no gimmicks beside an accurate lean).
• The armor does an Ice-locked attack 10% of the time. This is locked to being only a Magic hit (no Ranged or Melee) and gets BTH based off of a normal magic attack. Furthermore, this armor uses VStat/LUK to inflict a powerful numb that lasts either 1 or 2 turns. Since this is an effect, the 'ele-comp' for it being ice is simply that it affects Ice type monsters as well. Nothing more than that. All the damage is funneled into trying to inflict a powerful Numb.
• The skill is a normal +15 MRM boost like the Logos shield except it has a MP cost and not a SP cost. Also, the shield rotates around which constantly changes the player MRM like the Weather Witch/Sand Shark/Whomp/Forest Demon but the average MRM boost is still +15 MRM.

• If there is sufficient MP, then the monster casts an ice spell ( Frigid Fury including the MC BTH boost). There's a [# of Ice hits connected] / [# of Ice hits attempted]*29.74% chance of freezing the player, player's guest, and player's pet (similar to the Cryomancer Staff).
  
• If there isn't sufficient MP, then the monster doesn't attack the player. Instead, it regains MP equivalent to a mana-efficient attack (392 MP) until it can cast the big spell again.
• There is a 10% chance that the Cryomancer will deal 2 ice magic hits that inflicts Numb on the player to reduce DEX based on the number of hits that connected. This attack deals 0 damage and takes precedence over the spell and the mana regen.
  
• In addition, the monster also consumes X MP every turn to raise it's MRM between 0 and 30 MRM (similar to the Cryomancer's Robes).
• NOTE: If you defeat it's Companion first, then the Cryomancer gets enraged and all its attacks deal +25% damage.

• If the Cryomancer's HP is at or above 60%, then it deals a five-hit ranged Ice attack that has a +10 BTH lean. This also gets a +4.25 BTH boost.
• If the Cryomancer's HP is below 60%, then it does not attack. Instead, it howls to reduce incoming damage to the Cryomancer.

Level 4 - Levitation! 
Use your superb monster knowlege to harm your foe. Different opjects will be levitated depending upon your enemy's home environment. 
Cost: 60 MP 
The spell's element is based on the monster's terrain (where the monster can normally be found in RA or Yonder): 
Elemnt	Terrains
Energy	"underwater", "ship", "water"
Wind	"hills", "sand", "building"
Fire	"forest", "castle", "ice"
Ice	"plains", "swamp", "town"
Water	"fire", "volcano", "road"
Earth	"beach", "mountain", "throne"
Light	 "dungeon", "cave", "cemetary"
Dark	"desert", "light", "none"

• You receive Armor Lean *0.8.
  
• Comes with a 3 skills:
  
  
  • Inspire Pet: Toggle. Take a penalty to your defences, so that you take x1 damage instead of x0.8 damage. In exchange, your pet gains Celerity at the end of your turn. The monster can resist with a save (inflict with CHA/LUK; resist with CHA/LUK).
    
  • Inspire Guest: Toggle. Your guest gains Celerity at the end of your turn. The monster can resist with a save (inflict with CHA/LUK; resist with CHA/LUK). This has no direct cost, but your guest has to pay its upkeep cost twice.
    
  • Tame the Beast: You deal 0% attack and pay X SP to try and Control the monster. If fighting a non-Dragon/Dragonkin/Drakel monster, then the monster takes a +20 Save Roll. If fighting a Dragonkin/Drakel not of Fire/Ice element, then the monster has a +10 Save Roll. If fighting a Dragonkin/Drakel of Fire/Ice element, or a non-Fire/Ice element Dragon,then the monster has a +0 Save Roll. If fighting a Fire/Ice element Dragon, then the monster has a -10 Save Roll. (I might have messed this up... The more triggers that are activated, the harder it is for the monster to resist Control.)

• Your Pet/Guest deals +5% damage.
• If your Pet/Guest is a dragon, it deals +10% damage.

• No special so it receives a +9% boost.
• Click on the weapon to call (Staff)/summon (Scepter) the Fire and Ice Dragon.

• Guest automatically seeks between Fire or Ice damage, whichever one the monster is weaker to. If equal, it chooses Ice.
• It deals -X% damage and inflicts a power 2 Burn (Fire) or power 2 Frostbite (Ice).

• Pet automatically seeks between Fire or Ice damage, whichever one the monster is weaker to. If equal, it chooses Ice.
• It deals -X% damage and inflicts a power 2 Burn (Fire) or power 2 Frostbite (Ice).

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Dragon Tamer sounds awesome!

However the ability to cover both Ice and Fire at once would make it too powerful, if made, it would most likely be a twin set.

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IIRC, using "DnD" in the name of an item isn't ok, so maybe just call it like "LUKy d20" or something...

"It always rolls a natural twenty". memes xD

I really wanna fight this basilisk btw

• You receive Armor Lean *1.125.
  
• Comes with a 3 skills: (from the skill list but when you click on Skills, it creates an ornate magic glyph with a giant triangle in the middle with a different runic symbols at each corner.
  
  
  • Burst (top of triangle. Has a symbol that resembles a four pointed star): Your next spell cast will get a -10 BTH lean.
    
  • Pin-Point (bottom right of triangle. Has a symbol that resembles a bulls-eye): Your next spell cast will get a +10 BTH lean.
    
  • Destruction (bottom left of triangle. Has a symbol that resembles an eight pointed star): Your next spell cast will deal 200% damage but will consume 200% MP and 24% HP.

• Cataclysm: (Center of triangle. Has a symbol that resembles a twelve pointed start with a bulls-eye in the middle): Click on it to cast Light spell that deals 200*(95/85)% spell damage and gets +10 BTH but will consume 200% MP and 24% HP.
  Animation: The same 'Skills" glyph appears in the middle of the screen. The major triangle in the middle begins spinning in the middle really fast and creating sparks, then a middle layer triangle spins creating a second sparking ring in the middle. Then, the smaller middle ring converges into itself and the outer ring converges onto that, releasing a giant burst of light damage.

• You gain mana equivalent to X*[# of hits landed].

• Each elemental glyph gives -40% incoming damage to their respective element
• Gives +50 INT.
• Click on it to spend Y MP and convert your Defender Rune to give -25% to [Rune Element] instead of Light.
• If equipped with the Light Glyph, you gain -50% damage to incoming damage instead of switching the Defender Rune Element.