Ansbach's Implements (Obsidian Lamina and Ansbach's Bow)

Upon receiving each of Ansbach's weapons in the DLC, it was hard to believe how underwhelming they were. A weapon as cool as the Obsidian Lamina had embarassing damage compared to others in it's category, including the bleed build up. The bow is decent compared to other bows, but the Ash of War sucks hot ass. So I've made changes to each, as follows:

Obsidian Lamina

• []Increased total base damage from 120 to 162, to compete with other Reapers

• -A small percentage of this base damage has been converted to fire damage, keeping in line with other Mohgwyn weapons in-game (Phys/Fire: 132/30) - the fire damage scales with Arcane

  -This number was arrived at by looking at the damage values of other scythes, with and w/o infusion, if applicable. 162 is frankly still weak compared to all of them; Especially the Sombers which clock in around 200 split damage; And the blood infused regulars, which clock in at 120-138 but with literally twice as much bleed infliction (100 vs 55)

• []Increased crit multiplier to 115 - Even after the damage buff, the Lamina was still kinda weak. This is a small but very nice buff for it. The Scythes crit animations are too good not to be incentivized

  Anbach's Bow

  • []Increased base damage from 74 to 77 - A 43 dex requirement and this bow barely outhedges other short bows? This was needed.

    []You can now change the Ash of War - Fan Shot sucks, frankly, but it's unique so I didn't want to replace it outright. Instead, you can replace it with one of your choosing. I recommend Barrage.

    []Reduced weight from 4. 5 to 3. 5

    []Added the passive effect from the White Mask - Attack power is increased by 10% for 20 seconds when blood loss occurs nearby

   -Bows do so little damage that this isn't as big of a buff as it sounds like

  -I don't think this will stack with the White Mask since it's the exact same SpEffect, but I can't say for sure

  I've tested these changes fairly comprehensively, and they feel well balanced to me. But if you think anything needs changes, let me know.

  To install, simply drop the regulation.bin into your ModEngine's "mod" folder.