Shield Of Steel Flying On Wings Of Light

Everyone in Wyll's life just assuming the worst about him at all times as if he's not a walking beam if sunshine makes me want to throw hands with half of the nobility of the city. I won't, because he would want to be the bigger person, but they should understand the only thing between them and a "I didn't ask how big the room is" fireball is Baldur's Gate Prince Charming

don't infantilise yourself. you are not a child who needs an adult to make your decisions for you. you are a splendid and magnificent autocrat and you are consulting your trusted advisors. you are exercising great wisdom by inviting an expert to give their opinion before making your ruling. often the path of wisdom is to say "good morning, I'm trying to [perform task] and I have a question about [aspect], can you tell me who I should speak to for advice?" before you do it. sometimes the path of wisdom is to hire a plumber. there are times when you cannot do things for yourself but that doesn't mean you are not an adult. you don't need a grown-up. you need a specialist.

I really love the way that the Echo is handled for the Warrior of Light in FFXIV, because while it is a boon for us as the player, and occasionally for the WoL as well, it's more often disabling than not. If their friends weren't around when the WoL had visions they'd probably be pretty easy to incapacitate. The WoL is still very OP, but it makes them feel a little more vulnerable to their friends. Not to even mention the psychological toll those visions can take, as demonstrated by Fordola. We're actually really lucky that the only villain studying the Echo was Zenos, because he's the only one who wouldn't use it against us in a fight. (Lest you give him less than your best)