What gameplay feature is this bug affecting?
decor equipper

What's the issue? Please include any error messages you receive and as much detail as possible.
while messing with my king's decor in the equipper, I noticed that if I swapped the layering of two of the decors that are layered underneath my lion, the semi-transparent shadows on one of the decors would become much more opaque. I suspected that the decor's image was being displayed twice and was correct! (I used inspect element to check out what images were being displayed)

even more than that, I discovered that the topmost layered below-lion decor was displaying EIGHT times, alternating in between the other below-lion decors. another decor was being displayed 4 times, and another 2 times.

this is only happening in the equipper, my king's normal image outside of it is not affected.

as far as I can tell, the above-lion decors aren't affected.

Any links relating to this bug? For example, if a particular lion is bugging, what is the link to that lion?
https://www.lioden.com/lion.php?mid=114852
lion the odd equipper layering was noticed on

Any screenshots you can provide us with?
the exact decor in the same order that I noticed the issue with:


inspect element view of the decor images being displayed, with the same decors as above:


same as above, but with colour-coded highlights to show duplicate images easier:


image of my king without the desert rocks being duplicated: (barrel cactus over desert rocks)


image of my king when the desert rocks ARE duplicated: (barrel cactus UNDER desert rocks)


^ I recommend opening those two images in separate tabs and switching back and forth between them to see the difference more clearly

Please provide us with step by step explanation how this bug happened so we can attempt to replicate it. If it's complex, please include screenshots where possible:
1. use equipper on king
2. equip the decors as seen above ^^^
3. the odd layering can be visually noticed when swapping the positions of "Desert Rocks [Behind]" and "Barrel Cactus", because the desert rocks' shadows become much more opaque when layered above the cactus.