History YMMV / EquinTheLantern

* SequelDisplacement: The original ''Equin'' games were ''Equin Adventures'' and ''Equin Village'', both developed in more primitive versions of what later became Clickteam Fusion. They aren't listed on the developer's website anymore, and as a result the full version of ''Village'' can be considered lost media. It's possible to scavenge for info on [[https://my.create-games.com/download.asp?id=6187 The Daily Click]] and archived versions of the [[https://web.archive.org/web/20061026093553/http://del_duio.sitesled.com/ original DXF Games page]] on Sitesled.

* SequelDisplacement: The original ''Equin'' games were ''Equin Adventures'' and ''Equin Village'', both developed in more primitive versions of what later became Clickteam Fusion. They aren't listed on the developer's website anymore, but it's possible to scavenge for info on [[https://my.create-games.com/download.asp?id=6187 The Daily Click]] and archived versions of the [[https://web.archive.org/web/20061026093553/http://del_duio.sitesled.com/ original DXF Games page]] on Sitesled.

* SequelDisplacement: The original ''Equin'' installments were action games developed in one of the primitive predecessors to Clickteam Fusion. They are seemingly lost media that aren't even listed on the developer's website anymore, but it's possible to scavenge for info on archived versions of the [[https://web.archive.org/web/20061026093553/http://del_duio.sitesled.com/ original DXF Games page]] on Sitesled.

* SequelDisplacement: The original ''Equin'' installments were action games developed in one of the primitive predecessors to Clickteam Fusion. They are seemingly lost media that aren't even listed on the developer's website anymore.

** Levels with lots of poison weeds scattered around. Especially if they inflict the toxin status on you. Later on you'll see floors with flame tiles that don't go away when stepped on. Don't forget to remove your wooden gear and know floor 20 will always be one of those. The spikes that go on and off are mostly harmless... except for when you don't have the time to stand still.

** The Ghost and the Reaper can take over the place of any boss, including the Lich, if their events happen in boss levels. This is unintentional.

* The Ghost and the Reaper can take over the place of any boss, including the Lich, if their events happen in boss levels. This is unintentional.

** "Cursed Cannibal!?" and "Hidden Heroes" require you to wear a three-piece set of certain equipment that are all very, ''very'' rare.

** Levels with anti-magic fields can be a good sight when you're not a Wizard.

** Levels with lots of poison weeds scattered around. Especially if they inflict the toxin status on you. Later on you'll see floors with flame tiles that don't go away when stepped on. Don't forget to remove your wooden gear and know floor 20 will always be one of those. At least the spikes that go on and off are mostly harmless.

** Trying to run from a battle requires 2 stm, but in what's likely an oversight, the game doesn't actually deplete them if the command works.

** "Cursed Cannibal!?" and "Hidden Heroes" require you wear a three-piece set of certain equipment that are all very, ''very'' rare.

* GoddamnedBats:
** Everyone gets harder to hit during a green Lantern phase. Expect to see both your character and the enemy missing each other for several turns, draining away a lot of stamina for nothing. And that's if the RNG isn't feeling too spiteful.

** The game doesn't register some interactions between your character and certain objects when you walk into an enemy or for half a second after a battle is finished. This can cause you to run over traps unharmed and go right through closed doors.

** Levels with lots of poison weeds scattered around. Especially if they inflict the toxin status on you. Later on you'll see floors with flame tiles that don't go away when stepped on. Floor 20 will always be one of those. At least the spikes that go on and off are mostly harmless.

** If you step on poisoned grass, fire or spikes right after a battle ends, they won't affect you. The same happens if you encounter an enemy that's standing over one of those traps.

** Levels with lots of poison weeds scattered around. Especially if they inflict the toxin status on you. Later on you'll see floors with flame tiles that don't go away when stepped on (Floor 20 will always be one of those. Also, indoor rains can put them off). At least the spikes that go on and off are mostly harmless.

** Skeleton Warriors are champion monsters on the level of Killer Plants that can also unexpectedly appear early on.

* ScrappyMechanic:
** Originally, instead of manually choosing your three starting items, you had to tap the cursor back and forth on the character select screen until a combination you like came up. An update later patched a proper starting item selection screen in.
** Paying attention to your stamina amount is a must, as running out of it both reduces your attack power to ScratchDamage and completely prevents running out of battles, resulting in unavoidable losses against nearly anything with more HP than a bat.

** Levels with anti-magic fields when you're a wizard. Keep a backup physical weapon for those.