I agree that Crom - or how barbarians believe in their own strenght seems to have zero impact.
Though I have no clue about the lore of Conan to begin with.
I think such a fury would be hard to reason in favor of, since there are no real “skills” in the game yet.
Having to craft a token seems a lil weird to me so I would rather go for a passive which may kick in after certain requirements are met (i.e. <10% HP, literally on the brink of death) and last for 15 seconds or such and after that applying a few stacks of bleed to the raging player which is likely to kill the player even IF he actually managed to kill any opponent who pushed him to the brink of death.
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But as I already said, this would be hard to reason in favor of - if not impossible.
Also each and every toon would be required to be believers in Crom too, as Funcom has a clear stance when it comes to advantages or buffs due to the players choices in the character creation.
They highly dislike the idea. At least this is what got stuck in my mind.
I like the idea of a forge and would like to ask for some rugs made from hide only, as an equivalent to the fiber “armor” with same stats and handcrafted (learned beneath that forge though), but cold resistance and savage looks - maybe even rugs.
Because I dont know how everyone else feels about them, but to me Crom is believed in by barbarians and I always linked these with fury and rugs.
As for Crom themed decorations… I am not too sure about that. Crom isnt a style sold at Ikea.
For racial DLCs it makes sense to have decorations, but Crom?
Other gods have priests attend to their altars, but Crom doesnt care.
While the “people” who believe in set, mitra or else gods may carve or build lil decorations which remind them about their loyalty to their god, the same will not apply to the believers of Crom.
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I would rather see decorations again at DLCs.
To me, the DLCs offer the following:
Khitan:
Great walls as they have the same look on both sides, and I love the roof pieces.
Medium armor is great for strenght and not requiring a certain t4 armorer for flawless.
Heavy armor the same way, but also coming with cold resistance.
Nice seatings and carpets.
I like the lightsources.
Aquilonian:
Astonishing marble, I highly prefer their ramps to be used as roofs.
Their statues look awesome!
Handy and cheap light sources.
Awesome chairs.
I love the harp.
Pictish:
Pillars, ceilings, stairs and fences.
Yamatai:
The Roofs and stairs are awesome!
I think the medium armor was about encumbrance? So that one is useful too.
And having talked about armors. I love the looks of all of them - well, maybe not so much the light pict, but…
Thing is, with attributes attached to armor, the armorusage completely depends on those…
If not counting dancers.
As I recently started using Pippi, the armor at least get used for thespians…