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[Flay_wind]

Welcome to the lalafell community!

I love your character design. I hope to see many screenshots of Lily in the future.

It's more welcome back to the lalafell. I originally started as one.

Then used my free fantasia to change to Au Ra.
And recently decided "to go back to my roots" so to speak.
And more screenshots are unlikely, i often use rather simple glamours like various full armor sets.

[ilustralun]

ilustralun sevenflier (ilu)





sry for deleting n reposting, im new to forums n had to figure out the insert image function!

[Maerwen]

Sorry~ I'm not a very good photographer/taking selfies.

[Kacho_Nacho]

Gathering with my carbuncle mount, Rue. The Diadem has spectacular sunsets.

[Clover_Blake]

Just a random pic of my lalafell Nonopi.

[Kacho_Nacho]

Just a random pic of my lalafell Nonopi.

I adore Nonopi. She's probably the most iconic lalafell on the forums.

[xxmiamorecadenza]

[EirolOcarrol]

Just a random pic of my lalafell Nonopi.

Such pretty hair!

[EirolOcarrol]

It isn't Gpose, or anything, but here are a few pictures of my Eastern Lalafell self I took a while back, Koharu. While a mixed race character creator isn't available, because it would take many multiple times more resources than it would be implement male Viera or female Hrothgar. I like to imagine Koharu as the product of a Dunesfolk meeting a Hingashi Hyur woman and falling in love.

She moved to Ul'dah from Hingashi from an early age. And dreamed of becoming a Sultansworn, or at the very least, and Immortal Flame.

Koharu is very proud of both her heritage, and thus she always wears Eastern clothes and continues to study the use of Katana and Iajutsu that she was taught from her mother. But wants to use her strength to be able to protect Ul'dah and her citizens.

And, I always wear earrings, or some keepsake of Her Grace Nanamo with me, to always remember of who I'm fighting for. So that no matter how hard it gets, I can remember why I'm fighting, and that I have to keep fighting. For a world that she can be safe in, and to make her proud.