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Chicken Dinner (Anonymous)Wed 29-Nov-23 01:58 PM
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#25328, "Legless Harpies"


          

Apparently Harpies do not have legs? But honestly, no idea about Hamstrings on a bird, but bird legs/feet can bleed. So not sure if this is a bug or not.

ham harpy
Your target must have legs in order for you to execute this move.

  

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IshuliThu 29-Feb-24 09:27 AM
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#25517, "Fixed"
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Harpies now have legs.

But they don't really use their legs to fly.
Because of that, hamstring doesn't work particularly well against them.

  

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JavaThu 29-Feb-24 07:02 PM
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#25521, "RE: Fixed"
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Is that true for all birds that fly?

  

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IshuliThu 29-Feb-24 07:39 PM
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#25522, "Not all of them."
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Shifter forms haven't exactly been all made in the most consistent of manners.

Not every air form has legs. Weird, right?

Of those that DO - hamstring won't mess with air forms that don't fly using their legs as much as it does with air forms that do use their legs.

  

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