The Pink Witch
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- Armor:
- Light
- Gender:
- Female
- Race:
- Human
Description
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They say she came from the deserts. None are really sure which one. They say she comes from an affluent family, but no family accompanies her in Divinity's Reach. She appears to be well off, but none know how she came about the wealth. The hierarchy speak ever so fondly of her, yet they have only met her. She is a beautifully exotic witch, with a peculiar fascination for the color pink. Everything from her home to her hair is pink, thus quickly earning her the nickname The Pink Witch. Upon moving to Divinity's Reach, Asthores developed a glowing reputation with the elite of the city. She appears to them as a charming, well educated, socialite that spends her days studying the magic of Central Tyria. At night she quickly becomes the center of attention at any gathering she attends, on the guest list or not. There is however another, less than savory side to the Reach, that is getting to know Asthores as well. There is whisper among the thieves, and those that say she has been seen in accompaniment of some of the more eccentric wizards of the city. What they are all unaware of is her true powers, and her less than ethical rise to wealth. One thing they all may learn is , cross her and the last thing you will see will be The Hounds... So, I have always enjoyed the masquerade armor, but never been brave enough to use it. I have also always wanted to do a pink character, but they always come out so unnatural. For this look I already had the armor pieces in mind, and then took days cycling through different pink-ish dye combinations, until I tried the current dye combo and loved it. She had a very dark hair color from my last 2 looks, so I knew that had to be changed. I didn't really want to spend to do a full body makeover, again, so I had to go with shades that fit her already very tan skin tone and golden eyes. It just so happened there is a hair color that goes quite well with the peach dye. I chose the weapon for it's simplicity and the same tones of gold. And thus a look was made. I know there is nothing earth shattering about the armor combo or dye selections, but I loooove how she turned out, and hope that she may inspire someone else.