Do you have your tumblr palette set to her as well? I did a while ago and really like the look.

Thank you for the kind words!

I do indeed use the cement palette on tumblr, I really like it, although because of how bright it is I just stopped opening tumblr at like 3am so maybe it's a bit healthier too LMAOOO

I haven't actually made any crafts of her, and all of my cement merch are either official or bought from other people! Here's my current supply (because the official stickers have decided not to deliver anytime soon)

although I do have some cement plushies in production but I'll talk about that when it happens

I'm glad you like my very limited amount of art of her! I'll work on making some more soon I'm just really slow please forgive me!!

have this cropped version of one of the arts I'm working on right now! Enjoy!

Thanks for the ask!

How very glib...

Eorzea's unity is forged on falsehoods.

Its city-states are built on deceit, and its faith is an instrument of deception.

It is naught but a cobweb of lies - to believe in Eorzea is to believe in nothing.

In Eorzea, the beast tribes often summon gods to fight in their stead.

Though your comrades only rarely respond in kind - which is strange, is it not?

Are the twelve otherwise "engaged"? I was given to understand they were your protectors.

If you truly believe them your guardians, why do you not repeat the trick that served you so well at Carteneau, and call them down?

They will answer, so long as you lavish them with crystals and gorge them on aether.

Your gods are no different from those of the beasts - eikons, every one.

Accept but this, and you will see how Eorzea's faith is bleeding the land dry.

Nor is this unknown to your masters, which prompts the question - why do they cling to these false deities?

What drives even men of learning - even the great Louisoix to grovel at their feet?

The answer? Your masters lack the strength to do otherwise!

For the world of man to mean anything, man must own the world.

To this end, he hath fought ever to raise himself through conflict, to grow rich through conquest.

And when the dust of battle settles, it is ever the strong who dictate the fate of the weak.

Knowing this, but a single path is open to the impotent ruler - that of false worship.

A path which leads to enervation and death.

Only a man of power can rightly steer the course of civilization.

And in this land of creeping mendacity, that one truth will prove its salvation.

Come, champion of Eorzea, face me!

Your defeat shall serve as proof of my readiness to rule!

No, the stats that the Wonderland enemies get are the ones that apply to the floor you were in when you entered Wonderland. So if you go Wander in Floor 4, the enemies will have Floor 4 stats.

Nice legs. and arms. Nice.

OOOH, OOOOHHH finally someone dipping into the url a bit more again yay.

I do enjoy how every so often there's been different bases for certain Lizalfos.

I'm on the side of kicking the shit out of BotW/TotK, but while I don't quite dig it, the chameleon-based Lizalfos tribes are pretty cool. They look goofy but not so much as the Twilight Princess ones. I hear they're sufficiently bastardous to fight at times which is nice. Definitely good fine details to 'em.

Meanwhile the N64 era and prior gave us the varanid-based iterations that screech around in 1-on-1 tag team duels that stuck with gamers significantly. They're the iconic and adorable classic! However from that era I'd have to say I favour their spikier cousins the Dinolfos better. Spikier crests, darker gear, fire breath, taller menaces <3

Skyward Sword gave us those lovely lovely geckos oozing with character as they wargle and taunt you behind that beautiful hex-bossed iron shield-gauntlet. They stunlock you and hit hard as fuck, with that formerly Dinolfos-limited fire breath to boot, bless.

Their lategame variant the Dark Lizalfos are fucking gorgeous and one of the toughest miniboss encounters I can recall of SS. That's the one I'll lock-in as the best mainline Lizalfos (since Hyrule Warriors and its ultra-awesome combo variant are 'non-canon')

Void Stranger is a puzzle game made by System Erasure, a Finnish two-man game studio, known for their previous game, the Shoot 'Em Up ZeroRanger!

I haven't gone far enough in the game to be able to properly describe it as anything more than a puzzle game requiring you to displace tiles and carefully move around in order to reach the exit of each level.

However, having played ZeroRanger, it's definitely the sort of game you don't want spoiled. It'll probably have a story that you'll have to piece together between hidden cutscenes and Easter Eggs.

My personal experience with the game is that it was really fun so far, with new mechanics being introduced every so often to keep things fresh! Difficulty-wise, I've been struggling to get all the extra objectives (chests + gems), but simply clearing the levels has been just the right amount of challenging.

The music and artwork are both really enjoyable too, considering both of those things drew me to their previous game.

All in all, I can only recommend you try it: you can find the Steam link below.

2 hours is more than enough to know if you'll like it or not, so you can always go for a refund if you're not into those types of games!