I don't know if anyone else brought this up, but the Charged Duneberry's description reads:
This berry glows brightest, and tastes bests, just after a storm. 'Bests' should have been 'best'.
I don't know if anyone else brought this up, but the Charged Duneberry's description reads:
This berry glows brightest, and tastes bests, just after a storm. 'Bests' should have been 'best'.
Which of the following dragon species borrows from their neighbors without permission?
Guardian Dragons
Ridgeback
Skydancer Dragons
Mirror Dragons
Should say "Ridgeback Dragons" instead of "Ridgeback" (Tomo's Trivia)
[item=Eroded Crystalhide] should say Rockbreakers Ceremony 2013, as it is lacking festival year unlike most other festival items.
Which of the following dragon species borrows from their neighbors without permission?
Guardian Dragons
Ridgeback
Skydancer Dragons
Mirror Dragons
Should say "Ridgeback Dragons" instead of "Ridgeback" (Tomo's Trivia)
Eroded Crystalhide
Apparel
A calcifying layer of sandstone and granite is beginning to form and several large, radiant crystals are jutting from the shoulders. (Rockbreaker's Ceremony 2013 Holiday Item)
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should say Rockbreakers Ceremony 2013, as it is lacking festival year unlike most other festival items.
I don't know if it's been mentioned but when a plague lair upgrades to ancient, it says it's located in the Wyrmwood instead of the Wyrmwound.
she/her, panrom ace
"Tincture of Dissolution: Resets one dragon's attributes... (Use from the drago's stats window in the Coliseum)"
Pretty sure that's supposed to be dragon's stats window.
ETA: Also, I noticed the tooltip on Mist Slash doesn't have the element capitalized in "physical shadow damage" like the other elemental ability stones do.
And a question for those in the know: when referencing a familiar species in the tooltip, should the species name be capitalized? I only ask because some tooltips capitalize and some don't. i.e. Rivermouth Flatbill does, but Peacock Scorpion doesn't.
"Tincture of Dissolution: Resets one dragon's attributes... (Use from the drago's stats window in the Coliseum)"
Pretty sure that's supposed to be dragon's stats window.
ETA: Also, I noticed the tooltip on Mist Slash doesn't have the element capitalized in "physical shadow damage" like the other elemental ability stones do.
And a question for those in the know: when referencing a familiar species in the tooltip, should the species name be capitalized? I only ask because some tooltips capitalize and some don't. i.e. Rivermouth Flatbill does, but Peacock Scorpion doesn't.
Put this in its own thread but someone told me this one existed, so I'm copy pasta-íng here:
Tomo asked me this question:
[quote]What was the theme of the familiars that came from Marva's Hats in April 2013?[/quote]
Shouldn't that be 2014?
... Did Flight Rising even exist in April 2013?
Tomo's Trivia has a typo about Marva's Hats in April 2013. FR wasn't up and running then to the best of my knowledge. Shouldn't it be 2014?
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Striped Earwig appears to be missing an "or" in its mouseover description.
When accessing the Encyclopedia from the front page (so it uses the "www1" url), the page title is misspelled "Encylopedia".
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When accessing the Encyclopedia from the front page (so it uses the "www1" url), the page title is misspelled "Encylopedia".
[item=striped earwig]
Shouldn't it be "a plague [i]or[/i] a boon" instead of just "a plague a boon"?
EDIT: Oh, someone already pointed that out. Sorry @ArchangelBeth
These pesky critters can get into everything - a plague or a boon depending on one's diet!
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Shouldn't it be "a plague or a boon" instead of just "a plague a boon"?
EDIT: Oh, someone already pointed that out. Sorry @ArchangelBeth
Demiguy; He/Him or They/Them
Not sure if this has already been mentioned (and with the lack of search, I don't really feel like going through 35 pages) but the Fillets all have the same typo: "...elegantly draped to over the head of the dragon." I assume this is meant to be cover the head of the dragon.
Not sure if this has already been mentioned (and with the lack of search, I don't really feel like going through 35 pages) but the Fillets all have the same typo: "...elegantly draped to over the head of the dragon." I assume this is meant to be cover the head of the dragon.
