Male Viera as a playable character! show your support

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You do realize that lore is important to more people then me right?

Surely. Female viera lack claw-like hands and digitigrade feet. I expected viera lore anatomy, not a maybelline commercial.
But this was meant to be rhetorical. The point of this sentence is that respecting lore is not the primary goal for SE, despite those who need lore to explain everything.

And again, the reason I even bring such attention to the Viera, is because they existed outside of this game; before it in fact. And them being added to XIV is cool and neat, but I still think their lore should be respected enough, that if adapted to an MMO, should at least be expanded on while respecting at least some of the original lore.

Its not creating a restriction to write in a reason for the Viera Males to leave the Forest and go against their laws to join the fight and go adventuring. If anything, it makes them more interesting, because after so long being hidden from most of the world, they finally come out. Thats as big a deal as people advocating so strongly for Male Viera

Again, sure. Respect the lore.
Both viera clans already have succinct, single sentence lore explanations which doesn't explicitly state is unique to females.

Rava:

Though most adhere to the traditions of the wood, some few have chosen to venture out into the world.

Veena:

As the winds of war swept up a number of those who left their mountain homes, many such hardened hunters chose to set out for the shores of Eorzea.

I'm sure the same respectable lore you get will be one of the above from the rare, ferocious viera.

Enter then, the Wandering Damaturge who says:

Until recently-perhaps the past several generations-a Viera living outside her homeland was unheard of, and those who abandoned their tribes were branded outcasts. You see, the Viera follow a strict code called the "Green Word" that binds them to their lands and prohibits all contact with the outside world unless absolutely necessary.

Again, more lore that uniquely identifies female viera. But the final sentence does not state a unique identifier to female viera only. This sentence can explain the general lore you're looking for.