So New years event npc is a viera boy because the rabbit year...

[Milus]

...but no hrothgar npc for the tiger year....

[Atelier-Bagur]

Whats a hrothgar? Isnt that a mountain in Skyrim?

[Milus]

Whats a hrothgar? Isnt that a mountain in Skyrim?

Thats a ronso on drugs, High hrothgar!

[Midareyukki]

Whats a hrothgar? Isnt that a mountain in Skyrim?

Danish king

[Payadopa]

Can he wear an ugly helmet, though?

[weebtext]

A whatgar?

[ronibosch]

As much as I like male Viera, it's weird that we got back to back events starring one in the main role. It would've been nice if a Hrothgar was the main NPC for the 2022 Starlight event.

[SturmChurro]

As much as I like male Viera, it's weird that we got back to back events starring one in the main role. It would've been nice if a Hrothgar was the main NPC for the 2022 Starlight event.

Aren't male viera supposed to be like really rare in the lore or something like that?

[Misplaced_Marbles]

Aren't male viera supposed to be like really rare in the lore or something like that?

Yeah, but i guess JP(and others) loves them, so screw the lore!

[RyuDragnier]

Yeah, but i guess JP(and others) loves them, so screw the lore!

*sighs*

I swear, I have to give this statement almost once every 3-4 months.

By the game story accounts, the player character is the only one of that rare race that will be accounted for in lore. You do not see any other players in story cutscenes in highly populated areas, you don't see them in dungeon cutscenes (outside of entrance, duty complete, and rofl Prae). As far as the game is concerned, no other player exists but yours. Thus, it does not break the lore of the world.