#guardians

[periodcostumefantasylover]

Sandman 2x04 Brief Lifes

[hopelesslyconfusedart]

His Final Stand

Woke up one night with this composition idea hitting me in the head like a bag of bricks. It started out so silly and ended up being one of the best pieces I’ve made as of recently!

(Let’s hope tumblr is nice to this one’s quality)

Silly original concept under the cut (+ a render of just the sky because I love it):

[flowers-of-io]

Destiny + text posts part 22/?

[theforsakenprince]

Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate // Lodi

"I hope your ride was smoother than mine. Are you... headed back to Earth after?" "Are you asking for a ride?" "Just conversation. Um... appreciate the offer, though."

for @saltwraith :3

[fanaticartisan]

guardians seeming kinda OFF today

[thewizardofschnoz]

Subliminally encourages you to listen to the White Vault

[peonyb]

So, are light/dark mages just straightforwardly worse than guardians of their respective Affinity? One of your posts mentions guardians lose conduction, but their strength remains since it's an enhancement like prodigy intelligence. It seems like that added strength would be a major boon since light/dark affinities need to be able to touch people, and fight in melee range.

Yes, basicallyy.

In-world, it’s why light/dark Mages seek occupations in diplomatic espionage/interrogation or as private healers/medical professors. They tend to avoid field work whereas light/dark Guardians are more likely to engage in undercover operations or be combat healers.

In-game, there are/will be plenty of opportunities to boost aptitude/physical. And, when it comes to fighting, stat checks will include both aptitude and physical options. So, even if a light/dark Mage is focusing solely on their magic, there will be a way for them to succeed.

The insurgent run-in is an example of the types of options/checks you can expect.