It needs some work, but I don't see why not.

Firstly though, why pray to Loricatus when it's a Mellis quest? Isn't Mellis more likely to want the sword for himself? Assuming what you want is a full length quest, what are you supposed to do with the completed weapon? Do you not get a chance to use it?

On a mechanical point, the longer the weapon gets, the less appealing it is to use it. Silver is heavy. Rather than existing weapon types, you want something unique. Stiletto, rapier, etc.

As far as changing the hit body part to silver goes, why just limbs? Why not risk making a silver golem out of the enemy?

So you're looking at this as a main quest in place of the others? Or a smaller series of mini-quests where you fight bosses one after another?

He must have eaten something that makes him polymorph.

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I've had worse but that is pretty bad lmao.

Not convinced it needs an offset, but maybe greater kickback? So instead of getting knocked back just 1 square it could be more, if an explosion goes off nearby that'd knock you back too. Getting thrown into walls sounds appropriate.

Ahaha that fishing rod

Don't know if he got to a win, but there was Al's Awesome wolves revised thread.

If you'd like to add input for development, we do have the development + suggestions and ideas sections. I recommend reading the three sticky topics in development as a starting point.

Insofar as dungeon locking is concerned, it was primarily due to one SquashMonster's post where he points out adding length to the game throws out the difficulty curve.

Hm, don't we have tags on spawns now? How about holiday variants that spawn on specific days?

Hmm, I dunno. I have the image of the player just, improvising ropes to just strap stuff on himself, y'know? It's not like there's a luggage bag or anything. If you're overburdened to the point you can't even move, fighting isn't really an option either. How's this for a compromise?

Make sitting a stance that can be toggled like running. While sitting, your movement is negligible and, by extension, dodging, but you don't receive weight penalties and, contrary to cap's suggestion, you get a bonus to blocking because you've become a smaller target.