Scholar Mount

[Cynfael]

No more horse mounts!

I'd rather you just fly around on a giant book, flying carpet style, than them adding another dam horse mount.

Probably for the best. The last thing this game needs is more starving unicorn models.

#feedtheponies
#sallystruthershelpthem

[Azurr]

I still want to see the dragon mount even tho it will make more sense for dragoons. The flying eyeball just doesnt do it for me xD

Or the flying fish you see some places, since that would be funny. But less ugly version than their current design.

Tonberry would make lore sense.

[Thistledown]

Giant fairy wing backpack that makes you look like a fairy. Leaves twinkling fairy dusts as you move.

Cuteness overload when ridden-worn by a lala.

[KyoushuRyuuko]

Giant fairy wing backpack that makes you look like a fairy. Leaves twinkling fairy dusts as you move.

Cuteness overload when ridden-worn by a lala.

+1 to this I also like the idea of a Carbuncle or Tonberry mount.

[Eggnook24]

Let the WHM have their unicorns. I want a Pegasus.

[Nikraaa]

Morbol mount please :3

[Defteros]

I wouldn't mind a Deer Mount, something like the Scholar PVP gear made into a mount >_>

[Vorpal_Spork]

Okay I'm not sure if this has been done before probably has but what do you guys think would be a cool mount for Scholars to get, since WHM has their unicorn? (however unlikely it may be)

There's not much info on Nym to base something off there but I think something like a steampunk horse would be amazing. There are gears and stuff in Wanderer's Palace right? ^^"

White mages don't have a mount, conjurers do. Scholars should have it already anyway from getting their cross class skills. It's really more of a healer mount.

[VanilleFang]

Giant fairy wing backpack that makes you look like a fairy. Leaves twinkling fairy dusts as you move.

Cuteness overload when ridden-worn by a lala.

Game's already full of gayness.

But, yes, I want this.

[darthzabrin]

I wouldn't mind a Deer Mount, something like the Scholar PVP gear made into a mount >_>

My first thought after reading this was me riding around on a giant Sawsbuck