OH! ok thanks so much!

I guess that could work, or you could use both at once to make things more realistic. Also I think you should at least change the ones in the map that leads to the southern dungeon and mountain with the water to the right, because in Reuben 2, this map appears once and it uses the new corners.

Btw, for damage formulas I needed the ID for each battle move, so here are some below for future reference (mostly for me tho for now):

0: Main battle menu
1: Regular attack: ((I%=2.3)+1)round((5+randInt(0,L1(2))+L1(2)^2)/(L4(1)/1.5),0)
2.1: Water item:  L1(4+2(I%=3.4))
2.2: Elixir item: Restores all HP (amount restored not displayed on screen)
2.3: Fire item:  ((I%=2.3)+1)round((5+randInt(0,L1(2))+L1(2)^2)/(L4(1)/1.5),0)
3: Magic battle menu
3.1: Fire magic:  ((I%=2.3)+1)round((5+randInt(0,L1(2))+L1(2)^2)/(L4(1)/1.5),0)L4(8+10fPart(I%))
3.2: Ice magic:  ((I%=2.3)+1)round((5+randInt(0,L1(2))+L1(2)^2)/(L4(1)/1.5),0)L4(8+10fPart(I%))
3.3: Bolt magic:  ((I%=2.3)+1)round((5+randInt(0,L1(2))+L1(2)^2)/(L4(1)/1.5),0)L4(8+10fPart(I%))
3.4: Cure magic:  L1(4+2(I%=3.4))
4: Escape:  50% chance to escape from non-boss battles. Enemy HP set to -9999.

L1 starts that way: {1,1,45,45,29,29,0,10,0,0,0,10
1: Current game progress (eg when you beat a boss or find a key item, that goes up so you can visit extra places)
2: Reuben LV (max 15)
3: Current HP
4: Max HP (max 255)
5: Current MP
6: Max MP (max 99)
7-8-12: Related to experience. No clue which does what
9-10-11: Absolutely no clue what those do anymore. Most likely for switches and other events that can be done in any order.

L4 looks like this: {1,15,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,1,1} or another example {2,14,2,0,0,0,0,1,2,1,1}
1: Enemy LV
2: HP
3: Experience
4: Attack move slot 1
5: Attack move slot 2
6: Attack move slot 3
7: Attack move slot 4
8: Attack move slot 5
9: Fire defense (0=immune, 2=2x damage, 1=normal damage)
10: Ice defense (0=immune, 2=2x damage, 1=normal damage)
11: Bolt defense (0=immune, 2=2x damage, 1=normal damage)

Enemy moves ID:

0: Regular attack:  round((5+randInt(0,2L4(1))+L4(1)^2)/(2L1(2)/1.5),0)
1: Fire magic:  2round((5+randInt(0,2L4(1))+L4(1)^2)/(2L1(2)/1.5),0)
2: Bolt magic:  4round((5+randInt(0,2L4(1))+L4(1)^2)/(2L1(2)/1.5),0)
3: Poison: Poisons your character. Reuben loses L4(1) HP at the beginning of every turn (damage displayed on screen). Lasts until end of battle (elixir can't heal it)
4: Stun: Paralyzes your character, then enemy attacks twice. Can't be stunned again until effects wears off, unlike the infamous Illusiat 8 stunning spell. Enemy can still try, but it just won't do anything.

By the way, the original game appears to have the two following bugs:

-When you get the shovel, the treasure spot near the lake becomes a cloud tile. This shouldn't happen. It should be invisible.
-The fire item appears to be non-elemental. It should have fire element attribute.
-There is no total experience cap. This might be problematic if someone decides for some reason to grind for 8 hours on WabbitEmu running at max speed then gets past 65535 experience.

I'll try to dechiper those formulas (and fix the fire one) later. The main concern is about overflow (especially with the fire item which causes at least 2x more damage than its magic counterpart). With the formulas above we will need to check if anything goes above 65535 (although it's not likely).

Lookin' good Sorunome!

Oh, i never found the fire thingy O.o
and thanks dj

It's looking nice, but the thing with white pixels on the endge is that you can't see 'em coy reuben walks only on white surface, lol

Dat's beautiful

Nice fancy terrain

It's looking nice, but the thing with white pixels on the endge is that you can't see 'em coy reuben walks only on white surface, lol

Yea i had that thoght occur to me after i posted it. The feet can easily be changed to lighter gray or black to accomodate this.

That is epic!

Two things, though:

-You should artificially reduce the framerate and have the character move every 2 pixel. That would make him easier to see when he walks around. You could possibly slow walking down a bit too, since most old RPGs have characters walk the equivalent of 2.5 tiles a second.

-3 level grayscale should be fine IMHO. Plus it would give people the chance to enjoy The Game in its original graphic form but with smaller size and faster speed that lacked in the original. It would be much less work too (unless someone wanted to remake the tiles himself? But then it would be cool if we had the option to choose which set we want)