Loporrits

[Sinavie]

I'd rather drink paint thinner than have to deal with loporrits ever again.

You probably never had paint thinner before, huh?

[Canddi]

FFIV is my favorite one in the series so needless to say I loved these things and the music that plays there.

[Phaty]

Yall are insane. Those things are evil incarnate and now they have invaded. Ppl wonder what can happen after endwalker. I think the writing is on the wall....

[Floortank]

They took up way too much time in the story. Both parts with the Loporrits did away with whatever tension the story was trying to build.

[Tavieon]

I had a heart attack when I saw them for the first time!!


Bunny Rabbit Bunny Rabbit...

[Mutt]

I definitely would love playable loporrits. Even if it's something I gotta buy on Mog Station, as long as it's not incredibly expensive.

[LukaRoselia]

I'd rather have a playable race of a certain other blue cutie than Lalafel reskinned into loli Viera.

[SherlottaEryut]

Think of the limitations.

The novelty would wear off especially after a few years without improvements.

[NorthernLadMSP]

I completely agree. They combine my two favorite races into one - Lalas and Viera.

[Terin]

Not gonna lie; as much as I tend to opt for "tough, cool-looking" races, I would 100%, not even joking, race-change to a Loporrit.

Not only are the adorable, but something about them just FEELS very "magical". I really hope that one day we get a "Mystic Knight" class, and if so, it has roots with the Loporitt in some capacity, wielding "Lunar magic" in some capacity.

Their body-type is JUST different enough from Lalafel that I suspect we won't get them, though. Hrothgar were... kind of a let down, if I'm being honest. I LOVED the concept of them, but they were just TOO bulky; not like Kimahri. I also would've hoped one of the "clans" get more canine-looking features, akin to a Behemoth. When they're fully armored-up, I really can't tell a difference between them and Roegadyns, which was a bit of a bummer (also, with the name "Hrothgar", I would've really hoped for more Norse influence).