Return of Reckoning

Well the other two are completely useless %90 of the time. It's a crap mechanic for sure.

Yes it appears that the mechanic is bugged for years now. It should give a scaling reduction in cast speed, but it's just a flat value correct? I have an 80 shaman, and 60 AM and I honestly pay so little attention that I don't even know. Also the stacks decrease one at a time rather than all at once...

This is a good QoL improvement. Most players want the initiative buff obviously, and this would enable a nice quick start for scenarios when people have an open world fight that they want to finish.

Great idea.

It's probably best if it's three points total. Mork, neutral, Gork. Five at most. 11 points with this current mechanic iteration just doesn't work.

More lutes for the lute god.

Crafting in RoR takes minimal investment compared to other MMOs. Cultivation alone is passive income, and it's crazy to me that people don't do that at the very least.

You could make a case for removing armor pots, everything else is fine.

I think the mechanic would be fine if, I'll Take That, was worth using. Popping off some offensive spells to use up Mork is good design, but FodG has a CD and nothing else is worth using. Maybe, Bleed for Me. Atm the life tap just heals horribly, and there's no reason to use up mechanic points when ...

WoDS with no cooldown isn't exactly compelling gameplay. You aren't ever punished for using it incorrectly, because if it's interrupted you just turn it back on. Frankly that's brain-dead design.

Both Ruin and Conq are good lower sets for SnB. Ruin has +armor and %7 block; conq has the nice +wounds proc.

Stances are and have always been clunky as all hell. Half of your ability skillset changes, and you're further barred from using a bunch of other useful abilities in your kit. All that separate ability management and skillbar usage is a pain in the whole ass. As much benefit stances give it is a mec...