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    Oneiron Fuchs
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    Ragnarok
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    Archer Lv 90
    Quote Originally Posted by Wasselin View Post
    So what? I like WHM and just because some of their skills are elegant looking or they have frilly artifact gear sometimes doesn't mean it can't be played by men. I think the White Mage should lean more into the flower / lily theme because it makes sense with the conjurer roots of the job and kind of ties everything together better. It would be cool if the limit break was changed to a flower field aesthetic like the end of FFVIII. The flower aesthetic also reminds me of Aerith from Final Fantasy VII, who while not technically a White Mage, did cast Holy.
    even tho i like the spells i can‘t lie and say i miss the old feeling of white mage sometimes. i don‘t think the flower/lily theme particularly matches the conjurer theme in comparison to aero or stone skills that were taken away from it‘s kit.
    the massive and powerful hitting stone skill, that amazing animation of aero III… gave me more of that conjurer „feel“.
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    Last edited by Fukuro; 10-25-2021 at 08:39 AM.

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    Wasselin Kainz
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    Faerie
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    White Mage Lv 100
    Quote Originally Posted by Fukuro View Post
    even tho i like the spells i can‘t lie and say i miss the old feeling of white mage sometimes. i don‘t think the flower/lily theme particularly matches the conjurer theme in comparison to aero or stone skills that were taken away from it‘s kit.
    the massive and powerful hitting stone skill, that amazing animation of aero III… gave me more of that conjurer „feel“.
    I think the lilly/flower keeps with the "natural" theme of aero/stone/fluid aura and the job lore as having a connection to the elementals. Plus all the canes/wands that have flowers or are branches/rough wood. Since White Magic is about "creation" it makes sense that it has this connection to nature and plants. These concepts are often associated together.
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