Correction to page http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Battle_Sprite#Required_Items (I have Seraphynx but I assume the other two as well): Sprites from 29 to 30 still require dust.

http://imgur.com/u0fWnun

Why any GM hasn't done it yet?

Trivia

According to the developers, the Tortodrone will return in a future update. It is unknown what changes will be made, but some believe that he will have a new appearance

http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Tortodrone

http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Battle_Sprites_Guide

I've just created this guide, and it's my first time making a big guide. Right now, it's not completed and it'll take some time for it to be completed. I don't have much in there yet. So, if you have some info to share about the battle sprites, can you please post them here? There are pieces of info that I'm missing right now.

I'll be doing my part too.

Thanks. ^_^

EDIT: Constructive criticism is welcomed.

Is someone working on that?

Should we make a Battle Sprite guide or does it sound useless?

Or we could make a page on how you would make your choice for selecting your battle sprite.

I have no experience with the wiki. Just to clear that up beforehand.

I couldn't find a page involving these two features. It would be useful to have one because these two things just popped up without instructions. Also, can anyone collaborate each shield's damage upon bumping? From my small arsenal, it appears that they do damage according to star ranking but there might be more to it than what I can see.

And dashing is, well, dashing. It would be nice to know the distance and stuff but that's about all there is to it.

I'm sorry if this comes up a lot, but this issue has been persistent for a long time.

As you know, the needle shout line has been known for firing several shots with even one pull of the trigger... enough, in fact, that some can't even count it. The wiki has long been the only place with numbers sufficiently able to be called the official bullet count. However, between my attempts at disproving that needle shots are the only guns worth using in FSC (being kicked for not having one isn't even a rare situation anymore) and snooping around in spiral spy, i have evidence that threatens to question it's validity.

How the heck does heat work? Though heat and levels don't really matter that much to what's going on, (with end players in particular) I'm planning on doing a bit of research. Particularly things like:

• If the smallest heat ember counts as 1 HP (Heat Point), how many points are required from L1 to L2? From L2 to L3? How big is each increase in needed heat?
• What does each heat ember count as, assuming that the smallest ember = 1 HP?
• How much more heat does, say, a 5* need than a 4*?