Alteration - Added " aka: `Eye of Truth " to the Lens of Truth to match the "aka" example at the beginning of the Library. :P
Alterations - Edited in the before-implied drawbacks of Weight and Dullness into the "Goron Iron" treasure. - Edited every [Material] treasure to make it clear that only PCs can craft treasures with [Material](s) in them.
Alterations - Edited the beginning of the LoT to make it more up-to-date on the Treasure Creation process.
Alteration - Edited the places right before the "Meta-Fields" and "Fields" spoilers to more accurately reflect the Specialty treasure.
Alteration - Dark Affinity phrase added: "No character with Dark Affinity may learn any spells with the [Light] field, and any spells they already know with this field are lost forever to them."
January 2013 Standard Treasures Added - Falling Star - Gust - Quicksand - Fire Weave Cloth - Roc Satin - Ice Weave Cloth - Lightning Weave Cloth - Consecrated Fabric - Desecrated Fabric - Mirror Silver - Litonium - Bardic Twill - Fire Curse - Skulltula Silk - Treasure Trap - Ventriloquism - Slow - Electric Trap - Revive - Light - Skulltula Paste - Miasma - Snap Trap - Glow Seed - Banish - Corruption - Plague - Purify - Lovers' Bond - Holy Bolt - Green Potion Major Treasures Added - Fell Transformation Alterations - Added [Light] field - Removed all P/W/C prerequisites unless they were part of a "requires score of x OR treasure y" and filled in price gaps accordingly - Removed the Crafting Professions, edited the Material treasures to match the Crafting treasure - Added the statement about 'no doubling up on [trap] treasures' onto the end of the [trap] field - Removed the overlap between the [Heal] and the [Protect] fields by removing the second part of the [Protect] field's description - Added the statement about 'no doubling up on [trap] treasures' onto the end of the [trap] field - Finally fixed the redundant Empowerment entry. The two fields's entries were merged and placed in its correct alphabetical order - Removed Reap and Sow - Roc's Cape edited to include gliding effect (single-direction only or lose lots of speed), prices upped to match increased effects - Song of Storms was given the Specialty: [Music] clause - Red Potion given standard 20r cost - Blue Potion / Secret Medicine given standard 40r cost
February 2013 Alterations - Buffed Plate of Power aspect for Piece of Power treasure - Fixed Light Enchantment's prices Major Treasure Additions - Arcane Weapon - Possession - Summon: Phantom Standard Treasure Additions - Thunder Breath - Summon: Keese - Shock Enchantment - Illusive Shadow - Sonata of Soothing - Sense Ring - Punch Ring - Solar Stun - Shadow Dive - Dissonance - Blitz - Octo RIng - Like-Like RIng - Summon: Like-Like - Summon: ChuChu - Summon: Floormaster - Forsaken Screech - Snowshoe Ring - Scent Ring - Total Eclipse - Attitude Ring - Goron Lullaby
Alterations - Mask of Scents was buffed - Gibdo Mask was buffed - Mask of Truth was buffed - Fixed Snowshoe Ring's Placement - Updated Din's Power - Updated Nayru's Wisdom - Updated Farore's Courage - Command Melody - Removed Crossbow Major Treasure Additions - Ice Shell - Void Wave Standard Treasure Additions - Elixir of Visions - Transmogrification - Calm - Kamaro's Mask - Kything - Prophet's Bargain - Gift of Prophecy - Binding - Stone Mask - Backbiter - Inner Fire - Tune of Echoes - Ballad of the Wind Fish - Force Enchantment - Flame Condenser - Payback Punch - Benevolent Grounds - Jinx - Fire Glyph - Spell of Sight - Inferno - Thunderclap - Torturing Strike - Mortal Draw - Dirge of the Deceased - Raise Dead - Megamouth Mask - Second Sight Unique Treasure Additions - Fairy Song - Flame Aura
Treasure Removal Corruption (which is to return in the new Library, in a less overpowered form) Corruption (Move your mouse to reveal the content) Corruption (open) Corruption (close) While going through the Library, I had to stop on this treasure. I didn't want to change anything prematurely, but felt the need to remove this treasure as soon as possible. While flavorful and interesting, it is vastly, vastly overpowered. With my interpretation, this allows the user to control any number of creatures that are not "magical" (or owned by PCs) to be controlled by the user. (I'm assuming PCs themselves aren't controllable, even though most can qualify as fauna.) Not only can the caster control them, but the afflicted creatures are buffed, and have no given limit on how long they can be controlled. On the off-chance the caster wants to drop one of his super-beasts out of service, doing so effectively kills it so it can't retaliate. The only hard limits are: - The controlled creatures must all be "nearby" when the spell is cast, but gives no limit on how nearby they must be or how many can be gathered up into a "nearby" area. "Some time" must pass before it can be controlled again. - The user is "more vulnerable" to Light magic, which is vague, and already imposed in the same vague way by the prerequisite for this treasure. - Animals and plants are more likely to attack, which pretty much works in the caster's favor, given he can control them with this spell, so long as some aren't already under his control. In summary, the user can control or kill any non-human, non-PC, "nonmagical" beasts, with no apparent chance of failure. Even without preparation, this can easily be used to control a dozen White Wolfos, buff them so they're even stronger and more feral, and keep them in this way indefinitely. With preparation, Wolfos would be the least of your worries.
