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As for whether this effect should be a debuff, buff, or neutral - that’s a tough one. I play as tribal psycasters who follow the holy trees ideology, so of course I’m biased toward not having a debuff. But I can also imagine a different interpretation: even those deeply bonded might feel an even stronger, almost painful longing - the implanted roots constantly pulling them toward the tree, making them feel incomplete when away from it.
Anyway, thanks again for the update to 1.6. It was already working before, but it’s nice to have one less warning in the list.
The description of Gauranlen Roots implies a desire to be surrounded by nature, which makes sense for non-believers who might feel apathy due to being away from plants. However, for believers with an active connection to a Gauranlen tree, the logic breaks down. On one hand, they feel a deep connection and receive a +3 mood bonus, but simultaneously suffer a -5 penalty and enter a dazed state due to the exact same longing? That feels inconsistent. If anything, the connection should fulfill that need, not deepen the void. Similar case would be Pain and Pain is virtue percept.
Any plans for 1.6?