The Stag Shaman

Historical
By Elessar Taralom on August 30, 2016 - 1 view

Skins

Helm
Stag Helm
Shoulders
Sheepskin Mantle
Coat
Forgeman Raiment
Gloves
Trickster's Gloves
Leggings
Dry Bones Leggings
Boots
Trickster's Shoes
Backpiece
Shadow of Grenth

Royal Ascalonian Greatsword
Spectral Dagger
Howler
Gnarled Walking Staff

Info

Armor:
Light
Gender:
Female
Race:
Norn

Description

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Speaking with the spirits and connecting to nature often feels like a very mystical habit, but Ragna always liked to meet all obstacles head on. While she is very sensible to the spirits, she is also a great warrior and couldn´t really let go of her greatsword after she trained so long with it. For years she ran away from the responsibilities she might inherit as a shaman and decided to brawl and fight instead. But recently the call of the wild got stronger in her heart. When she looked upon the trees and mountains she could feel her heart being pulled towards nature, away from the hearty fires and the friendly brawls. Wearing her battle armour she set out to live in the wilds for a while, accostuming herself with the spirits and finding a way to maybe be the kind of shaman she herself would like to be: strong, willfull and passionate. Infusing her weapons with the powers of spirits was her very first step, but when she returned to Hoelbrak years later, Ragna really was a fully fledged shaman with an understanding for nature and martial arts alike. While she had a hard time to choose a totem animal, she finally settled on the stag, feeling that binding herself to one of the bigger spirits would not feel true to her deviant nature. Hey guys, I wanted to present you my Necromancer´s most recent look! I always liked the Stag Helmet and when it came on sale last week I decided to finally buy it and create a look around it! I saw some really cool heavy looking light armour lately and I also wanted to give it a try. Shaman looks are hard to make original anymore, so I hope my little twist on the theme helps to make it more original! Personally I really love her silhouette, she looks bulky and strong and still has the shamanic elements I wanted to see. With the dyes I wanted to stay natural to accomondate the overall look, but I dislike going all brown/grey, so I put in some muted blues to fit the greatsword and the dagger. Screening Norn is always fun as I simply adore the Shiverpeaks, it´s my favourite region in the whole game and simply hanging around there makes me appreciate Guild Wars ten times more! She might be somewhat of a companion piece to this look: http://gw2style.com/look.php?id=11069; I find it kinda funny that my necro looks more plated than my guard :P