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Dervishes' Hood
Kosar The Cruel
Pony Slaystation
It's in the Guild Wars manuscripts for Nightfall.
Xenomortis
I didn't know that.
In the light of this new knowledge I must get my Derv a haircut so he can proudly show his head.
In the light of this new knowledge I must get my Derv a haircut so he can proudly show his head.
Black Metal
that's an interesting tidbit about Kahmu, I wonder what his dealio is?
I'm going to suggest we halt all Crisis in Cantha development and focus efforts into why Kahmu doesn't wear a hood
/sarcasm
I'm going to suggest we halt all Crisis in Cantha development and focus efforts into why Kahmu doesn't wear a hood
/sarcasm
Pony Slaystation
Maybe it has something to do with his relationship with the Norn.... I don't know, maybe you should just ask him.
Piippo
Melonni doesn't wear a hood either.
Konig Des Todes
No hero, as far as I recall, except Razah and Xandra shows their headpiece.
I think it has more to deal with the whole "hero npc" thing rather than it having some lore value to it. And with Ritualists, it's rather a "we have these things to see spirits better" in lore, simplified.
Wonder why Ritualists are the only heroes with headpieces showing...
I think it has more to deal with the whole "hero npc" thing rather than it having some lore value to it. And with Ritualists, it's rather a "we have these things to see spirits better" in lore, simplified.
Wonder why Ritualists are the only heroes with headpieces showing...
Piippo
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Originally Posted by Konig Des Todes
Wonder why Ritualists are the only heroes with headpieces showing...
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Also, as you said yourself:
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Originally Posted by Konig Des Todes
"we have these things to see spirits better"
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