Hammer is fighting against torch?

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Hi all,

My hammer and torch have a interesting behaviour, looks like they are fighting against each other.
But they are both Euphyllia, they should be ok with each other, right?


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Nope, one will end up losing the battle and it’ll most likely be the hammer.
Only hammers and frogspawn can touch
 
They’re not both Euphyllia. Hammers and frogspawns have been reclassified into Fimbriaphyllia. That said, torches have always been iffy with hammers and frogspawns. Sometimes they’ll be okay, sometimes they won’t. I always err on the side of caution.
 
They’re not both Euphyllia. Hammers and frogspawns have been reclassified into Fimbriaphyllia. That said, torches have always been iffy with hammers and frogspawns. Sometimes they’ll be okay, sometimes they won’t. I always err on the side of caution.
Thanks for the info...
 

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