Could we please get a male faerie for Scholar?

[Pomelo]

When I SCH....

I am the Male Fairy

[Jukebox12]

Off-topic but you're mostly right. Astraeus and so is Helios. Eos... is a weird case. I found that she was described as both a Titan and the goddess of dawn. Selene, however, was a daughter of a Titan, not one herself. Instead Selene actually was the goddess of the moon.

still making a mistake there buddy

[Eloah]

still making a mistake there buddy

Not saying anyone is right or wrong, but can you quote your sources. Both of you could be doing mounds of research, but if you both find similar info with 1 obscure detail are you both right or both wrong, no one knows, thats the, mystery, of mythology. Anyways I myself never heard of any of them being titans just gods or goddesses, so I am curious where the info comes from.

[Lastelli]

I'd love the idea of a dark male fairy based on debuffing skills. But for it to be viable, we need sch to switch fairies more easily. Maybe with a new skill in 4.0, who knows...

[Llynd]

Yeah, maybe an offensive fairy. Ofc not as much as a smn pet but really oriented offensive.^^

[Velox]

There's only one faerie a scholar has. Lily. Lily has two sides if the coin to her, like day and night.
So it's not as if there's a reason (yet) a male-like faerie would appear.

It always amazes me when people ignore the quest stories and lore. I die a little on the inside.

[Nekotee]

Yeah, maybe an offensive fairy. Ofc not as much as a smn pet but really oriented offensive.^^

I like that way having a huge group offensive support fairy more than Selenes who could be defensive support

Seing that new fairy as the in between day and night
Where she reveal her other side, the destructive one...
And become a mâle fairy XD

That would be great !

[Dylanjc]

Whoa a transgender Fairy?!?

[Powe]

note: that Astraeus is not a god he is a titan so is selene Eos and helios please do some info searching before u type things

Well titans and gods are the same difference, titans are older than the gods.

[Jamillion]

The male fairy would just be a guy in a leotard with a noticeable bulge thrusting in the general direction of whoever needs a heal.