Au Ra character creation pictures from Nico Nico!

[Keydah]

Unless they'll add it in the future, it looks like the backwards facing horn that a male Au Ra had in the benchmark video is not an option

Pretty sure that's this one:

It looks exactly like it, just from a different angle.

For reference:

[Vejjiegirl]

Pretty sure that's this one:

Hmm that might be it actually
Compare it with this

[Evergrey]

Here's one in his uderwear:

Kinda not liking the narrow waist

Oh my, look at those curves. He's a good candidate to give birth with those hips.

[Nestama]

Here's one in his uderwear:

Kinda not liking the narrow waist

Geez Louise, he looks like a Hyur suffering some form of skin condition.
Yeah, definitely not wasting my Fantasia on that thing.

[myahele]

Ah I see it now, thanks for the correction! I see it now

[Skullmaker]

Wow, I really feel like they messed up here. The males look waaaay too much like that race from Tera, except even uglier. They really should have conventional scales over 100 percent of body too, these look like they're afflicted with moderate to severe eczema or something. Bleh.

[DreadRabbit]

Wow, I really feel like they messed up here. The males look waaaay too much like that race from Tera, except even uglier. They really should have conventional scales over 100 percent of body too, these look like they're afflicted with moderate to severe eczema or something. Bleh.

I have family members with eczema of various severity, and it looks nothing like this xD Though to each their own.

[Evergrey]

Looks like the tail can be fairly long aswell, compared to all the previous pictures we've seen of the Au Ra.



And a Bonus one, Just can't stop thinking about a certain series when I saw this.

[Cyrus-Wallace]

And a Bonus one, Just can't stop thinking about a certain series when I saw this.

[Vejjiegirl]

So much Edge

I would still like to understand the physiology of how they hear through their horns. Can't wait to switch to an Au Ra tho.

It might be similar to how snakes hear
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/...ies-of-lizards