So I was thinking about the forums and I was wondering if we can make a new type of post. Either Poison or Curse (Because both are almost the same. Stun/Sleep posts would be the same as locking a thread). So we can have all kinds of types of posts. I just want to add them because I don't think the rules allow for this.

If you like this suggestion, I thank you for liking it and if you don't like it, I suggest using the search bar and/or reading this thread on the front page of the Suggestions Forum.

I apologize if that seemed harsh in any way, but there are several things about your post that irk me.

1. Luguiru's thread was on the front page at the time of your post
2. Your post contains hardly any content in regards to how the weapon will work. It's not as simple as saying, "slap this status on this set of swords." Things such as damage type, amount of damage, and status duration must be taken into consideration.
3. "Either Poison or Curse (Because both are almost the same."
   This is just...no. Poison inflicts zero damage unless the afflicted enemy attempts to heal in some way. However, Poison lowers afflicted enemies' strength and defense. Curse inflicts damage each time the afflicted enemy attacks a knight (except for Lumbers, because they're messed up). Curse does not affect enemies' damage statistics. One thing to chew on while considering Poison and Curse statuses is the fact that there is a Poison-based Vaporizer, but not a Curse-based one - and that's not because the statuses are the same. Curse is largely considered to be the most powerful status in the game, whereas Poison and Stun are often considered the weakest.
4. "Stun/Sleep brandishes would be the same as a iceburst brandish"
   Again, no. Stun brings a plethora of possible effects with it, including (but not limited to) double attacks, slower enemy movements, faster attacks, and slower attacks. Sleep causes an enemy to stay completely still, and prevents them from attacking. However, Sleep also causes afflicted enemies to heal at some point during their slumber. Freeze also stops enemies from moving entirely, but still allows them to attack. Stun-, Sleep-, and Freeze-based Brandishes would definitely not be the same.
5. "if you don't like it, please say it in the nicest way as possible and no raging."
   While I appreciate your manners and your good intentions, negativity and rage are inevitable.

Again, I apologize for any potential perceived harshness, and thank you for reading.

we need to keep the names in the trend

3* Toxburst Brandish
4* Blightbrand
5* Purgilence

that is all... otherwise i agree it should be added.

idk, i just want them to make it yet another elemental brandish like the others, pros for it would be supportive status, and the only other elemental one to be able to send enemies across the full charge attack.

A poison branch for Brandish makes as much sense as a stun one. Which is none.

The status branches which currently exist for Brandish are active; fire, freeze, and shock. If you threw a vial with any of those statuses at something it has an active effect and will deal damage without anything else happening. Stun technically is also an active status because it does not need anything to trigger its delaying effect, though as broken as it is, but poison is a passive status which requires something else to happen for the status to do anything. Curse is also a passive status because if you are inflicted with curse and just stand there nothing will happen. Passive statuses are "support" as well as statuses which do not deal damage (poison technically increases incoming damage but does not deal damage itself). Brandish is an active effect based weapon for elemental relevant statuses. It is not a support weapon. It is not a sidearm weapon. It is a primary offense kind of weapon. Unless you are being as silly as I am, you took that Brandish with you into battle to use it.

Since Nightblade does not have a status its damage should be slightly higher than the status inflicting branches, whether by its own damage increased or the other branches lowered. Look at Alchemers.