Dance Of Lovers

theres a bunny out the window come look

Patch 1.1 + Updates for Faust’s Anesthesia. Now introducing:

• Camera Mode. Decorate your mobile phone with an assortment of colourful trinkets and take pictures of anything for memory keepsake.

• Pausing on the game too long prompts Sayaka to occasionally throw out a one-liner.

• Character “Akemi Homura” [file name: TRANSFER STUDENT • 电波少女] has been implemented. Note that she has the highest friendship difficulty out of everyone, so consistent hang out events are ideal.

• Grief seed farming has been nerfed.

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Sibling Azems!

Mnemosyne (Ancient Misia) & Styx (Ancient Astra)! They swap spats on who is Azem based on who is the WoL while the other is Azem's sibling... they share mask designs btw :)

doodles below!

Thank you to everyone who enjoyed my level 100 crafter post! Since it was a huge hit, here's the level 100 gatherer gear. I hope you like this post as much as the last one. See below the cut for who's wearing which gear.

PS. I'm sorry if your favorite(s) didn't make it this or last round, but I would eventually like to do another series to showcase more of the fellas in different kinds of gear - so please look forward to it!

Hermes - Miner

Hythlodaeus - Botanist

Haurchefaunt - Fisher

Comimi for nammuduranki_ on twt

Day 3 Attacks

Oh right I’m on Artfight now!!

Going to advertise it here too since I want to draw everyone’s agents or librarians

Poll for fellow FFXIV players:

What are your thoughts on people who have macro texts with their actions in battle? Things like a WHM having a Raise macro like "Now raising <target name>!"

If I miss an option, feel free to speak your piece in the post's comments.

(Ay it's my first poll!)

In the Shade of the Blossoming Tree - Submitted by SeesawSiya

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The ballet Giselle tells the story of a peasant girl named Giselle whose ghost, after her premature death, protects her lover from the vengeance of a group of evil female spirits called Wilis . Giselle was first presented in Paris, France, on 28 June 1841.