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ST Post Kerafym Changes

I am going to shameless plug Croco's notes from the Essence Lens post.

This seems to imply mobs should not flurry, or see sneak hide or invis, primal drop chance off prog/motg/arbiter should be even among wep types.

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Originally Posted by Croco (Post 3222778)

Awesome, thanks Nilbog!

I'm curious if you noticed this post in the wayback that Dolalin posted earlier in this thread. It's a few posts after the guy who completed the first essence lens and he mentions that ST is "a plush, cushy place to go" and that the Ancient Sentries no longer flurry.

https://i.imgur.com/owR8XQn.png

A few posts further down another person posts the following:

Suggesting that at the very least 1 hand primals should be the same drop rate as their 2 hand counterparts. Currently it doesn't seem like that's the case.

Fitten goes on to state in a follow up post:

All these forum posts are circa September 2001. Seems like pretty solid evidence to update ST on Blue.

re: wayback link for reference
https://web.archive.org/web/20011030...c&f=4&t=000292

bump for dev response

This is confirmed multiple times on that thread as well. Several people say the same thing.

Not only confirms how they changed sleepers, but also confirms scales dropped BEFORE the quest was available

bump for dev response

No need to bump bug threads unless you have more information, or a substantial amount of time has passed.

This could definitely use more research.

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Originally Posted by nilbog (Post 3230308)

No need to bump bug threads unless you have more information, or a substantial amount of time has passed.

This could definitely use more research.

Have you reviewed all the posts in the thread from the archive I linked? It seems pretty clear that at the very least the trash in ST shouldn't be flurrying anymore.