I open a https://github.com/wesnoth/wesnoth/pull/9380 PRto give two attacks based on two mainline objects the 'neutral' alignment in order to ignore the unit alignment of the object's wearer, these being the Fire Scepter and the Rod of Justice.
The idea comes from the observation that when in Httt it is Konrad, who is of loyal alignment, who seizes the Fire Scepter, the attack he benefits from sees its power adjusted so that it is equivalent at night to that of Li'sar who being of neutral alignment does not see the power of the Scepter varied according to the brightness, but this implies that for a neutral or loyal Tod Konrad will benefit from a higher attack power compared to Li'sar.
Now the attack of the Fire Scepter depends very little on combat experience (unlike a sword that you have to know and be able to handle) and now that 1.18.5 will allow the use of attacks with their own alignment, why should it still be influenced by the Tod.
If you have an opinion on the subject post it here and keep the PR for the technical details.
The idea comes from the observation that when in Httt it is Konrad, who is of loyal alignment, who seizes the Fire Scepter, the attack he benefits from sees its power adjusted so that it is equivalent at night to that of Li'sar who being of neutral alignment does not see the power of the Scepter varied according to the brightness, but this implies that for a neutral or loyal Tod Konrad will benefit from a higher attack power compared to Li'sar.
Now the attack of the Fire Scepter depends very little on combat experience (unlike a sword that you have to know and be able to handle) and now that 1.18.5 will allow the use of attacks with their own alignment, why should it still be influenced by the Tod.
If you have an opinion on the subject post it here and keep the PR for the technical details.
Statistics: Posted by newfrenchy83 — Yesterday, 4:48 pm