Elixir Field misnamed.

[Morningstar1337]

That's not really what Hallowed means at all, though. "Hallowed Ground" is holy or sanctified terrain in most fantasy, normally created through the use of magic or holy water. It's honestly kind of a weird choice phrase for what the ability does, as well--it would be more suited to something like Sacred Soil or Asylum.

Well traditiocnaly Paladins were not just knights. They were Holy Knights, blessed with Gods divine light and all that jazz. The issue in this case is that Paladins in this game are note sworn to a religion like say, Dragoons are, but are essentially Nanamo's bodyguards (since Raubahn and the Flames has their own duties, and are the younger group compared to the Sultansworn), Hallowed Ground might just be keeping in with the traditional flavor of the class.

[Alahra]

Well traditiocnaly Paladins were not just knights. They were Holy Knights, blessed with Gods divine light and all that jazz. The issue in this case is that Paladins in this game are note sworn to a religion like say, Dragoons are, but are essentially Nanamo's bodyguards (since Raubahn and the Flames has their own duties, and are the younger group compared to the Sultansworn), Hallowed Ground might just be keeping in with the traditional flavor of the class.

I know. I've played D&D for years. The reason Hallowed Ground is a weird choice for the ability name is because it only affects the Paladin. It doesn't create a safe space or something along those lines. If the ability effect required them to remain in a certain area (like Ley Lines), it would fit just fine. But they aren't actually creating hallowed ground at all, so it's a bit off.

[Valkyrie_Lenneth]

I know. I've played D&D for years. The reason Hallowed Ground is a weird choice for the ability name is because it only affects the Paladin. It doesn't create a safe space or something along those lines. If the ability effect required them to remain in a certain area (like Ley Lines), it would fit just fine. But they aren't actually creating hallowed ground at all, so it's a bit off.

Sure they are, the ground they are occupying becomes hallowed, rendering them impervious to damage. It just follows them around, its not a field spell, but a target spell.

[Alahra]

Sure they are, the ground they are occupying becomes hallowed, rendering them impervious to damage. It just follows them around, its not a field spell, but a target spell.

Sure, it's just, the visual effect doesn't jive with that at all. They briefly make a bubble around themselves (which doesn't even touch the ground). So the localized name is a bit of a loose fit.