Mark of Rhalgr

[Cake_lord]

A while ago I saw that all of the soldiery weapons bears the mark of Rhalgr



I thought it was pretty cool and all until a few days ago when I noticed Rhalgr's mark on the Daystar Robe, I remembered the marks on the weapons and thought that there must be marks on the chests as well, and I was right! At least half right.
The armours for healers, tanks and dragoons all have the mark of Rhalgr



HOWEVER! There are no marks to be seen on the monk/ninja chest, nor on the casters or bard chest!
Why is that? Am I blind? And is this the right forum to post this in?

If someone knows or have seen the marks on the other chests please tell me.

[Grayve]

Just so you know, the lore is that that is the mark of Gerolt, who crafted/created the Soldiery gear. Just like the Poetics gear was made by the Garlemond Ironworks, and so bears its mark.

[WingedSwine]

This might just be me seeing things that aren't really there because I'm looking too hard, but I think maybe the marks are just a little more abstract on the Gloam/Auroral and Evenstar sets compared to everything else

[Cake_lord]

Just so you know, the lore is that that is the mark of Gerolt, who crafted/created the Soldiery gear. Just like the Poetics gear was made by the Garlemond Ironworks, and so bears its mark.

It is Gerolt's masterworks, but the mark is Rhalgr the Destroyer's

http://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Rhalgr

And from this link here http://na.finalfantasyxiv.com/lodest...9bb85da7227deb
Rowena, the maven of munitions at Revenant's Toll, espouses that proof of an item's authenticity can be found in Gerolt's signature─the mark of Rhalgr, breaker of worlds─and indeed, the master's fervor for the god of destruction in his early years is widely known."

[Cake_lord]

This might just be me seeing things that aren't really there because I'm looking too hard, but I think maybe the marks are just a little more abstract on the Gloam/Auroral and Evenstar sets compared to everything else

Those might be the ones I'm looking for, just quite a different form.
Thanks

[Wadoka]

It is Gerolt's masterworks, but the mark is Rhalgr the Destroyer's

Well crap.

Gerolt is obviously Rhalgr incognito then.

After all, the "Wandering Smith Who is Really a God/Goddess" is practically a universal trope now. Wayland Smith; Brighid...