Child of Earth/history

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December 03, 2019

  • Soften the Fall: Fall damage functionality has been removed from this trait. This trait has been renamed Child of Earth.
Child of Earth.png

Child of Earth

Specialization
Ranger icon small.png Wilderness Survival
Tier
Adept
Type
Major
Game link
Child of Earth

Create Muddy Terrain [sic] when you use a healing skill.

— In-game description

December 11, 2018

  • Soften the Fall: Fixed a bug in which the muddy terrain that this trait creates could last much longer than the intended 10-second duration.

August 08, 2017

  • Soften the Fall: This trait now casts Lesser Muddy Terrain when you use your healing skill, in addition to when you take falling damage.
Child of Earth.png

Soften the Fall

Specialization
Ranger icon small.png Wilderness Survival
Tier
Adept
Type
Major
Game link
Soften the Fall

Create Muddy Terrain [sic] when you take falling damage or use a healing skill. You take less damage from falling.

Damage.png Damage Reduced: 50%

— In-game description

February 22, 2017

  • Soften the Fall: Immobilize duration applied by this trait has been increased from 2 seconds to 3 seconds.

June 23, 2015

Child of Earth.png

Soften the Fall

Specialization
Ranger icon small.png Wilderness Survival
Tier
Adept
Type
Major
Game link
Soften the Fall

Create Muddy Terrain when you take falling damage. You take less damage from falling.

Damage.png Damage reduced: 50%

— In-game description

October 15, 2013

Trait I.png

Soften the Fall

Specialization
Ranger icon small.png Wilderness Survival
Tier
Adept
Type
Major
Soften the Fall

Create Muddy Terrain when you take falling damage. You take less damage from falling.

Damage.png Damage reduced: 50%

— In-game description

Original version

Trait I.png

Soften the Fall

Specialization
Ranger icon small.png Wilderness Survival
Tier
Adept
Type
Major
Soften the Fall

Create Muddy Terrain when you take falling damage. You take 50% less damage from falling.

— In-game description