Panthean Armor Set Look Like The Knight Of The Zodiac. So Yeah, I Spent An Hour Or Two Messing With Gpose.

Panthean armor set look like the knight of the zodiac. So yeah, I spent an hour or two messing with gpose. For a first foray in gpose, I’m happy with the result.

Angry lizard with a battle Axe!!! Oh Twelves, yes XD

Hadès, my dude, Azem is totally right.

sometimes i think about how its implied that Azem could see the future in some way

Alphinaud I get ya. Best bet is taking note, making sure you thirsty friend don't have the opportunity to talk, and give them the cliffnotes once you're out.

Monsieur DeBorel I can never keep up with what you’re telling me, your perfectly sculpted face is too distracting.

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Oh, this is great!

And good point actually, I didn't think of Garlemald when writting it, but they totally would use regular ink. Poor Y'sthola. Thanks Hydealin their city got destroyed before she needed to read their roads/street signs XD

Spoiler for HW (I guess)

So, I was thinking back on how Y'shtola is blind, but it's basically handwaved away with: she use aetheric vision. Like, yeah, sure, why not she can see shapes through aether. Basically aether 3d mapping. Reading carving or inscription can be explained by how it has relief. Pretty impressive that she has enough finesse to "see" it, but okay. But how does she read book? There is no shape or relief. It's flat. And then I realized. Ink itself has aether. Which would postulate that nearly every book were written with enchanted ink, like the one you use to craft arcanist grimoire. Which beg question: do everyone use enchanted ink? Is it that common? Or is every books and treatise written with it just in case? Do only scholaf does that? Or does even the average bookkeeper use it for it's paperwork?

Anyway, that was my 2 A.M thoughts

Spoiler for HW (I guess)

So, I was thinking back on how Y'shtola is blind, but it's basically handwaved away with: she use aetheric vision. Like, yeah, sure, why not she can see shapes through aether. Basically aether 3d mapping. Reading carving or inscription can be explained by how it has relief. Pretty impressive that she has enough finesse to "see" it, but okay. But how does she read book? There is no shape or relief. It's flat. And then I realized. Ink itself has aether. Which would postulate that nearly every book were written with enchanted ink, like the one you use to craft arcanist grimoire. Which beg question: do everyone use enchanted ink? Is it that common? Or is every books and treatise written with it just in case? Do only scholaf does that? Or does even the average bookkeeper use it for it's paperwork?

Anyway, that was my 2 A.M thoughts

An old screen-shot I found in my folder while cleaning it up. Taken last July, as I reached Heavensward. Having overleveled my main class compared to the msq, I decided to switch to monk, having forgotten what glams I wore. Poor boy froze his tail off for a while.

Also, my boy haircut and color changed a lot since then. It's a bit funny.