Would be really neat if you could make a version that multiplied into 3 when you throw it (like when using blade barrage in D2), using the multiple daggers mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/bladeandsorcery/mods/3750
I saw it get released recently as well. Gonna work on that soon, like a model of three knives bundled together in the hand that spawn multiple knives when thrown. Will update soon.
Of course m8! Gotta learn how to make them first, and if I should use Fisher's framework or use the Outer Rim system. I currently have an Ace of Spades model and actually a prototype Rose model.
I actually have a staff made right now! I've gotta make it feel balanced, though, and am working on also making it auto-imbue to lightning. Hopefully in the future I can learn how to make good spells and particles to make super spells.
To apply armor to the character without the need of a mod, look into the default B&S data folder, found here: \SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Blade & Sorcery\BladeAndSorcery_Data\StreamingAssets\Default\Bas
Look for a folder named containers and a folder named items. In the containers folder, find PlayerDefault and open it up. There you will find the armor that your character wears. In the items folder, scroll till you find the Apparel section. Copy the name from the armor you wish your character to wear, and replace it in the PlayerDefault json. Don't forget to save it. If you use Medieval Mega Pack, you will instead find the PlayerDefault json in the containers folder within the mod.
Is there a way to reverse the grip? As in, holding it with the handle pointing towards the enemy and doing backhand slashes and stabs. The mod is super cool either way though!
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\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Blade & Sorcery\BladeAndSorcery_Data\StreamingAssets\Default\Bas
Look for a folder named containers and a folder named items. In the containers folder, find PlayerDefault and open it up. There you will find the armor that your character wears. In the items folder, scroll till you find the Apparel section. Copy the name from the armor you wish your character to wear, and replace it in the PlayerDefault json. Don't forget to save it. If you use Medieval Mega Pack, you will instead find the PlayerDefault json in the containers folder within the mod.
I hope that helps and isn't too confusing.