Distant Quest: An Ancestral Fansim

I have no clue. Its on me tho.

If you put your introduction then I'll let a mod know to let you in.

holy shit

The good thing is, you don't have to like it! In fact, I would say if you don't like it you should find things you do like instead. Take control of your life, resist the carnal temptation to look at things that make you feel sad. Please don't use our game to torture yourself, that would make ME sad.

Following canon (both in designs and in story) is up to each developer whether they want to follow to the letter or not. Speaking for myself (Quinn, hello there! :) ) I designed Dualscar feeling like his original design was boring and one-note. However I don't think I properly represent other artists who took braver leaps of design, so there's that. I think each artist has added things that are interesting and, yes, including things that weren't there before--which is why these are DistantQuest ancestors, not any others. Each artist made what spoke to them--for some the canon design spoke to them as the best thing to put out there, and that's awesome too, because they're still that artist's design.

To me, the question I have in return is "Why do they have to look canon?" If your answer to that is that it's bad character design for an indie, unaffiliated, unpayed, and free-to-play passion project to do whatever it wants, then I don't think this is the game for you, because I think making new stuff rocks. But you're welcome to look elsewhere while we have fun.

We are gong to be on #SAHCON This year! Its a Q&A and all commentary on one year of developing Distantquest and we will answer all questions from the public! 

CC: https://curiouscat.me/distantquest 

I have no idea! So I can't argue one way or another, but most of not all of our team thought about Pyra as 'dragon mom'.

Oh we were p sure she was a mom.

Hm, guess not.

Genferfluid Pyralspite then!