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Unsolved [DoR] Miscellaneous bugs
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- After upgrading the Eclipse scythe to mythical the name on the weapon card disappears
- Tattoo changes made in Svartalfheim revert back once you return to Ravensthorpe
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@avenger237
There's another weapon that changes name, Basim's Sword gets re-named Astral Blade.
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@avenger237 Hey there, sorry to hear you've encountered these issues! Can you please upload images of the weapon card being absent, as well as the reverted tattoos upon return to Ravensthorpe?
Thank you in advance!Official Response>>>> 🪐🐈 >>> she/her
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In Dawn of Ragnarok,
The Runes of Odin will show in my inventory bag. However they do not show as any option when I go to equip them to divine weapons.
(Rune of Odin rune slot is showing, any runes do not show as an equip-able option) -
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Hello there,
@geosnoop - I'm sorry to hear you're encountering issues with your Runes of Odin. I would recommend creating a new thread about this issue, as this was not one of the issues reported in the original post. Creating your own thread about the issues you're encountering will allow us to investigate these further without going off-topic within this thread.
@SpirantCrayon22 - As you know, I've reached out to you within this other thread about the Eclipse scythe's name disappearing after upgrade, and can assure you that we've been able to collect additional screenshots here to forward to the dedicated teams.
Thanks!
Official Response
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