[SOLVED] Sacrificial Due irregular behaviour

Focusing Rituals in the Atlas passive tree I think i spotted an irregularity with the "Sacrificial Due" node.

According to it : "Completing the final Ritual Altar in your Maps has 15% chance to drop a Blood-filled vessel"

(For each below example, no blood-filled vessel were used since it lock the possibility to loot a new one)

Usual behaviour : During a map if there is a Ritual capturing the Map boss, all altar used after the boss-capturing-altar will contain the boss. And using an empty Ritual Vessel on any Ritual Altar after the boss-capturing-altar gives a Blood-filled vessel with the map boss in it. <- This was wrong

Expected behaviour : During a map, if there is a Ritual capturing the Map boss, all altar used after the boss-capturing-altar will contain the boss. And if "Sacrifical Due" activates, on the last Altar i should get a blood-filled vessel with the map boss in it.

Actual behaviour : During a map, if there is a Ritual capturing the Map boss, all altar used after the boss-capturing-altar will contain the boss. And if "Sacrifical Due" activates completing the boss-capturing-altar it gives me a blood-filled vessel with boss in it. BUT if my last altar isn't the boss-capturing-altar, i get a blood-filled vessel without any boss in it.

Only solution right now is to end altars with the boss capturing one.

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seaman wrote:

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ZyffTV wrote:

Usual behaviour : During a map if there is a Ritual capturing the Map boss, all altar used after the boss-capturing-altar will contain the boss. And using an empty Ritual Vessel on any Ritual Altar after the boss-capturing-altar gives a Blood-filled vessel with the map boss in it.

As I know, using a Ritual Vessel will only store mobs newly generated in the Ritual Altar; monsters carried over from previous Ritual Altars will not be stored.

OK sorry, i just checked it again and you're right ...