#kalinan

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every once in awhile i get hit with the 'need to make some gifs'

this time feat some of my ffxiv ocs!

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kalinan just switches back and forth depending on his environment

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the need to meme on my (and iotaa’s) night elves never stops

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you ever just draw an oc and whisper ‘bitch....’ under your breathe the whole time?

just me?

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misc au doodles

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he’s just like

some kinda asshole

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33 for Kalinan and 21 for Waliford?

 Ohhh- okay, answering these in order!

In the face of criticism, is your character defensive, self-deprecating, or willing to improve?

The hilarious thing- is that Kalinan is all of those, in that order. At a gut-instinct level, he’s extremely defensive. He’ll get prickly, evasive, or try to turn the criticism on the person who’s criticizing him. When those things finally get to him, however, he becomes extremely self-deprecating, turning all that anger over his flaws internally. Finally- he’ll start becoming more self-aware, and with a bit more prompting, and start working to improve. It’s a long, terrible process, but he’ll start to work on himself, eventually.

If something tragic or negative happens to your character, do they believe they may have caused or deserved it, or are they quick to blame others?

Waliford almost always blames himself, for when something bad happens to him, as a first-reaction. Blames himself for things like- being too trusting, or for not keeping someone’s interest, or not being strong enough to save the situation. With time, he will realize- that some things are just beyond his control, or were not something he deserved. That’s when his anger more tends to get turned on others, and he might blame them. But- usually it’s only when that person’s done something like, with clear, negative intent, toward him!

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i’d like to thank blizzard for all the shadow lore recently that’s so enabling for me and my terrible priest