Loyalty of a Guild Guardian.

Historical
By Nero Angelo on May 19, 2016 - 1 view

Skins

Helm
Reading Glasses
Shoulders
Glorious Pauldrons
Coat
Ornate Guild Breastplate
Gloves
Phalanx Gauntlets
Leggings
Ornate Guild Tassets
Boots
Ornate Guild Greaves
Backpiece
None

Genesis
Cobalt Antique Brazier
Ebon Vanguard Longbow

Info

Armor:
Heavy
Gender:
Male
Race:
Human

Description

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"These halls are empty now." He quietly mutters to himself about times long gone. Where you could once hear the sounds of many boasting about their achievements; singing of their goals, you now hear the wind moan through empty corridors and arches. "Dwayna help me, I did not don this cloth for my own sake. I did not pick up a weapon with the intention of attaining glory ór riches! I chose to protect those who are mine not to kill those who aren't! What kind of Guardian am I? My shield grew heavy; my knees got weak. I could not protect them when they needed me the most! A coward is what I am. I've cast it aside, that shield of mine." He sighs. "It now remains besides my fallen companions. Still, I dare not resign myself. I'm all that's left of our Order, the moment I concede to my despair is the moment our legacy shall be no more. No, I'll fullful my duty. I've vowed to protect our Order and I've failed too many times already. None shall take this hall; these memories of mine, until my last breath has been drawn. Tyria will know, The Order hasn't fallen yet." __________ Hey everyone, I've been stalking around here for far too long and have decided to contribute for once. The idea behind this outfit was to present a man who places his guild before himself. A Guardian who has made the resolve to maintain a guild all by himself now his friends are gone. There are quite some Ornate Guild Armour pieces here yet I've deliberately chosen for this. I've been searching for a long time to find different armour pieces yet have come to the conclusion that a lot simply didn't fit what I was going for. The Pauldrons for example are one of the few pauldrons which didn't clip too much with the ornate details of the top. In turn dyeing the pauldrons was simply atrocious. They possess a far more pronounced shine compared to just about all other pieces. You might consider the spectacles out of place. I'd like to defend this choice of accessory due to it simply being a necessity. We can't wear both spectacles and a helmet and I'd rather have proper sight than a helmet on top of my head on a character specializing in blocking with magic. ^^ I'm sure I'm forgetting something and as such I more than welcome all the aid possible. -Nero.