I've specced and geared fully into tanking and I get very little to no knowledge at all, it'd be nice if it could include "Damage Taken" as a means of determining amounts of knowledge shared. Potentially adding in CC duration or Healing done too for those playing supportive builds. Right now, it just feels like unless your playing a mage within a group, you are left to get the scraps of the KP (Or a full creatures worth if you manage to sneak off and grab a creature without alerting the murderblender group)

This is also true for the reverse. Simple ingots can be used to make items that require Alloys, (I used Silver and Tin to make plate armor for example) However it does not add any bonuses that the ingot would apply to other things.

It's possible to drag spells and skills to the Mount button on the main UI. They do not work if you press the mount button, however. (It still mounts you up as normal)

So, after using the War Hammer for a few hours today, it has a habit of causing the character to start flailing the weapon wildly, preventing me from swinging. A few times this has just randomly started happening whilst swinging as I was struck, it seemed to happen again when I was webbed by a spider, swapping the weapons didn't seem to help, as I'd still get stuck in the broken animation loop with the different weapons. It's worn off quickly, or by chance when I switched to a 1h weapon with shield.

I've specced and geared fully into tanking and I get very little to no knowledge at all, it'd be nice if it could include "Damage Taken" as a means of determining amounts of knowledge shared. Potentially adding in CC duration or Healing done too for those playing supportive builds. Right now, it just feels like unless your playing a mage within a group, you are left to get the scraps of the KP (Or a full creatures worth if you manage to sneak off and grab a creature without alerting the murderblender group)

This is also true for the reverse. Simple ingots can be used to make items that require Alloys, (I used Silver and Tin to make plate armor for example) However it does not add any bonuses that the ingot would apply to other things.