[.80] Cosmetic bug

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I made a custom Urxen champion because the Urxen traits intrigued me, and I chose the background that Magnar uses (the fiery lava burnt and blackened land) for my character. With the update adding Kulan, my champions's background was changed to the cathedral-looking background that Kulan uses. By comparison, my custom New Pariden sovereign still uses the same background as Lord Relias.

Not really related but also cosmetic: If I have a custom champion use the mage stance, then he or she doesn't get the cool particle effects that Procipinee and Oracle Ceresa get. Not sure that this is a bug, but I thought I'd mention. It also goes back to E:FE.

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Reply #1 from Elemental Forums Top

I would like to see these changes as well. Really I would like an option to select the sovereign background without editing the xml files, and whenever I choose the wizard stance where they hold out their hand I would like to see a particle effect for the highest level magic skill I have presently chosen. (Blue for water, Red for fire, Green for earth, Yellow for air, White for life, Purple for death... something along these lines.

I do realize it is editable in the xml, but it would be nice to have the options there anyway.

Reply #2 from Elemental Forums Top

Yeah, I do not understand why that wasn't part of the UI for selecting the pose. I liked the mage stance, but not the lack of glitter. 

BTW, where are the default unit files stored? 

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Reply #3 from Elemental Forums Top

In your steam directory you can find all the files of your games

For FE in particular its the following

...\FE Legendary Heroes\data\English\

this is where all the core files are stored for LH,

otherwise you can find the unit files you created in your documents folder under \my games\

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Reply #4 from Elemental Forums Top

Yeah, I know where my unit files are, thankfully. Lets me tweak my custom stuff without having to redo the whole process.

Ah, I see. I looked in there before but I looked for unit names, and not the "coreunits.xml".