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You need to turn all the way into a slime, and then alternate between using the transformation items for imp and slime until you turn red, orange, or reddish orange. Then it'll say you're a magma slime.

Yes, you keep any mutation you get when you change species. The requirements for each mutation can be checked in the mutation database depending on your settings. There is a limit to how many mutations you can have at once, but there's an ascension perk that increases the number. It requires you...

Unfortunately, it isn't. So don't do it unless you're sure.

If you're talking about Celess Sr then no. But if you're talking about Celess Jr then yes. You just need high corruption, and to keep lewding her, and eventually she'll become a bicorn.

Whipping is like whirlwind, it's only against groups. Like imp packs. You need to go to the arena in the soul city, and buy the books from the soul trainer there. You need to have attended the second lesson first, though.

You should find it with basic exploring sometime after level 6, I think. If you don't see it, could there be a chance you already found it and accidentally sold or discarded it?

Tyrantia's legendaries are corruption based. I think you need high corruption to equip them, so you might want to double check your corruption.

Lethice randomly cycles through one of three weaknesses, and deflects anything she's not currently weak against. Physical, magic, and lust, respectively.

Speaking of the elven village, does anyone know where to get a unicorn hair to upgrade the bow? The only unicorns in the game I know of are Celess Sr & Jr, and Nadia and I can't get a hair from either.

You buy it from the top left merchant in Xiang'Dao or whatever the city is called. It's in the second menu.

I just check and I was wrong. It was the inner forest. Have you beat Zetaz yet? I think that might be needed.

Have you tried checking the outer forest instead? I think that's where I usually find them.

You need the perk from the Swordsman advanced job that lets you dual wield two handed weapons to use the Harkonnen II.

First off, when you ascended, did you choose to increase the difficulty? Because the cap on how much you can increase those abilities only increases with the difficulty. So if your first ascension you choose not to you don't get any increases.

How do you become an arch-imp? I know it has something to do with the imp tome, but I can't figure it out.

You need the perk from the swordsman advanced job that lets you dual wield two handed weapons. Gigant's Grip I think it's called.

First become a Vampire using the vampire blood item. Then go to the Ebon Labyrinth and find the Draculina boss. Lose to her and then rather than recieving a bad ending, she'll smell your vampire blood and turn you.