#wilstar

Two years ago, March 14th

Attached to the journal was a letter sent by a Dominion official in the region.

“Dear Lieutenant Valeria Caesarius,

If you are reading this message, you must have discovered it with a package with a combat armor inside. I sent these two as a way to congratulate on your combat credentials since you arrived on Nexus. This combat armor is built to protect while preserving mobility that is utilized well by Voidcasters like you. Furthermore, the armor itself had been treated by sigil masters to provide protections to what rudimentary life support system (vacuum seals, built-in datachron, and temperature controls) to survive exposure to the void realm that is known to disrupt electrical sensors. I hope you are satisfied with it.

To the topic, you are to go to the local Vigilant-Blood Covenant Cooperation Commission located near the graveyard as it also acts as a staging area for your future assignment.

Your consolation,

Lady Penelope Calamus, Procurator of Draken Village“

I made arts.

Pose by awesome Katefox and altered with other images found through googlesearch to help! Don’t be afraid to use references people! IT HELPS!

Wildstar Aurin

L’offre des Sacs-O-trésors de WildStar est arrivée !

Vous avez toujours voulu avoir un Snarfelynx comme monture ? Ou un Croiseur Aérokitty qui déchire ? Vous rêvez peut-être de marauder sur Nexus, comme un vrai… eh bien, un vrai Maraudeur ?

C’est enfin possible, grâce à l’offre des Sacs-O-trésors ! Pour une durée limitée, et pour tout achat d’une version Standard de WildStar(en boîtier physique), l’un de ces trois fantastiques objets vous est…

Although scanbot is confused by the decidedly unscientific term “WildStar Universe,” an oxymoron if scanbot ever heard one, scanbot is pleased to field a query which appears to have nothing to do with the unique bodily functions or reproductive practices of one of the many sapient species scanbot meets on a regular basis. There will be no draken lymph gland analysis here, nor a detailed study of Chua ear structure - which is, of course, the only known way for non-Chua to distinguish between Chua genders - and if scanbot never has to describe the culinary traditions of the Mordesh, it will be too soon. Yes, scanbot could not be more excited to inform user about the athletic games of Nexus, in which scanbot never, ever participates, except during particularly traumatic incidents in which scanbot was assigned the role of “ball.”

Scanbot has recently become what user might call an aficionado of the sport of vindball, an activity unique to the planet Nexus. In this sport, competitors form into teams of matching numbers, and attempt to prod an innocent vind to inflate itself and, in what is certainly no small amount of terror, prompt the creature into a goal area - there to score an intangible numeral the players of this form of mild animal torture call “points.” Scanbot cannot see the points, really. They are also invisible as well as intangible. But eventually, one group or the other declares the play is finished and that one group or the other has more of the invisible points, and they win! The vind is then presumably allowed to recuperate on a farm somewhere, as is customary.