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[Inakhia]

Out of shape? Seriously, have you actually looked at the ceiling highs in those floors? Do you have *any* idea how many flights of stairs it is between each floor? Sheeesh, its got to be like 4 flights of stairs between each floor.

They don't need no steeking exercise regime, they get all the exercise they need just going from their bedrooms to the main hall for breakfast. That also why the Templars are dormed on the top floor. They need to be sure their fitter and can run up more stairs if they need to chase down mages.

=D

[ChickenDownUnder]

Mages should look like Raistlin clones.

[BelgarathMTH]

It looks hot, yet not scantily clad. That takes skill! The gal herself in the pic is hot too!



Note: I have no credit at all whatsoever for the making of the wallpaper that pic was cropped out of. If ya wanna see it in it's original form, (& maybe grab it) it's on Ragnarok Online's home site.

Not scantily clad? You've got to be kidding! The girl in that photo is all but showing her p****y, that skirt is so high! And she's all but exposing her breasts her top is cut so low! Puhleeze.



The true respected matron of the gaming female is that mentor woman from KOTOR 2. (Dang, I can't remember her name! What was it?)

[Tyrax Lightning]

This is the 21st century. I'm under the impression that in this century, ya gotta be in nothing but swimwear to be 'scantily' clad. Is my intel off?

[The Amazing Thornado]

Male mages should be extremely buff. Muscular and angular. After all, the true reason any man practices spell casting is to impress the ladies.Taking into account that many mages are also nerds, they would have extremely stereotypical ideas of 'what women want' and would probably dedicate the full use of their spell book to fulfilling that show-off-y fantasy. As soon as he learns the spell for magical steroids, he will use it.



Female mages? Probably have magically augmented breasts as well. Likely just as nerdy, with similar stereotypical ideals. You know where it goes from there.



In short, mages are sex gods all with the social skills of a 3rd grader. All hail the new master race.







Also, pointy hats are a necessity.

[AntiChri5]

BelgarathMTH wrote...

It looks hot, yet not scantily clad. That takes skill! The gal herself in the pic is hot too!

Note: I have no credit at all whatsoever for the making of the wallpaper that pic was cropped out of. If ya wanna see it in it's original form, (& maybe grab it) it's on Ragnarok Online's home site.

Not scantily clad? You've got to be kidding! The girl in that photo is all but showing her p****y, that skirt is so high! And she's all but exposing her breasts her top is cut so low! Puhleeze.

The true respected matron of the gaming female is that mentor woman from KOTOR 2. (Dang, I can't remember her name! What was it?)

Kreia

[DarthRomance]

Mages should look dark and gothic. They may be nerds but part of their survival is the illusion of being mysterious and powerful.

[Chozos]

Interesting thread hehe. While i argee there are probably spells that could make them look like however, personally I feel that mages deal with pure raw power, the power of the cosmos buwhahahaha.... sorry mage tyranny took over there. But still mages should look like however they want.

I'm not about to argue with someone that can spit fireballs and turn me into a newt over what they should or shouldnt dress in.

[Kaosgirl]

Tyrax Lightning wrote...

I personally like this gal spellcaster getup:
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It looks hot, yet not scantily clad. That takes skill!  The gal herself in the pic is hot too!

I have bad news for you:
It's a Trap.

Modifié par Kaosgirl, 11 décembre 2009 - 03:29 .

[mmu1]

In at least one fantasy series I've read - the Witcher novels, as a matter of fact - the mages were rather conscious of every single facet of their public image. (as befitting their role as major movers and shakers, the advisors of kings, etc.) As a result, anyone with enough talent to be trained as a full-blown mage, but not up to snuff physically, would be magically reshaped (slowly and painfully, if need be) to be healthy and attractive.



Not that this was even close to being their primary concern - they were just so pragmatic and jaded, they didn't leave anything they could change to their advantage up to chance.

[Auraad]

Here you go:


or


*this* is a female sorc ...

Modifié par Auraad, 11 décembre 2009 - 08:46 .

[kevinwastaken]

The mage clothes in DAO look like futuristic clothing. They are all shiney and perfectly tailored, they'd be really nice in Mass Effect.

[Tonya777]

^THAT is what mages should look like

[Godeshus]

I really liked the look of Irenicus in BGII, or Ammon Jerro from NWN2.

[blazin130791]

tonya that looks more like a witch hunter lol.



and in DA i can just about put up with the ****ty robes but for the love of god we need some better mage hats/cowels/whatever.

[Gecon]

Mages ? Blood red robes, bald, evil tattoo, a nasty looking staff, and if you dont behave they burn you to ashes.

Tonya777 wrote...

[...]

^THAT is what mages should look like

Looks like a bard to me.

[Malsumis]

montana_boy wrote...

while Male Mages should come across as somewhat
effeminate.

Dear God no. Nothing worse then those gender ambigous character in JRPGs. Leave them out of WRPGs thank you.
I would personally like to see a darker edge to the mages clothing in DA, as of now they are quite colourful.

[Lughsan35]

ColeMR wrote...

They could have great genetics (as much a chance as anyone else) but the chances of them working out; concerned with their muscle:fat ratio is more unlikely. Not necessarily fat, just lacking muscle.

And I highly doubt they'd be fashionistas, period.

and something like tights and high-heeled boots etc., for Males. Heh, heh.

That made me cringe, not just impractical and there's no motivation why their fashion would steer that way, but...ew.

Also, being magic doesn't automatically make one sexy, flamboyant or effeminate. That's not how personalities work.

*with a lisp* Oh yesth it doez you savage! :innocent:

[Errel]

Inakhia wrote...

Out of shape? Seriously, have you actually looked at the ceiling highs in those floors? Do you have *any* idea how many flights of stairs it is between each floor? Sheeesh, its got to be like 4 flights of stairs between each floor.
They don't need no steeking exercise regime, they get all the exercise they need just going from their bedrooms to the main hall for breakfast. That also why the Templars are dormed on the top floor. They need to be sure their fitter and can run up more stairs if they need to chase down mages.
=D

Hehehe, that made me laugh.
:')

[FlintlockJazz]

I'm glad to see people are wanting to see more body shapes for mages but disappointed in that they are going in the usual direction of buffness (the short time I tried WoW the fact that all the men looked like Conan even the mages annoyed the hell out of me).



What we need is the short, portly mage, the downy, plain looking Enchantress with a nose complex, the tower 'bike' who is well, um, endowed but is rather skanky looking (being easy doesn't make you good-looking), the skinny guy who looks like he hasn't been near a window in years let alone been outside, etc.

[Errel]

FlintlockJazz wrote...

I'm glad to see people are wanting to see more body shapes for mages but disappointed in that they are going in the usual direction of buffness (the short time I tried WoW the fact that all the men looked like Conan even the mages annoyed the hell out of me).

What we need is the short, portly mage, the downy, plain looking Enchantress with a nose complex, the tower 'bike' who is well, um, endowed but is rather skanky looking (being easy doesn't make you good-looking), the skinny guy who looks like he hasn't been near a window in years let alone been outside, etc.

Clearly you have not played long enough to have encountered a Gnome.
You sir, have been lucky, do not tempt fate again..

[FlintlockJazz]

Errel wrote...

FlintlockJazz wrote...

I'm glad to see people are wanting to see more body shapes for mages but disappointed in that they are going in the usual direction of buffness (the short time I tried WoW the fact that all the men looked like Conan even the mages annoyed the hell out of me).

What we need is the short, portly mage, the downy, plain looking Enchantress with a nose complex, the tower 'bike' who is well, um, endowed but is rather skanky looking (being easy doesn't make you good-looking), the skinny guy who looks like he hasn't been near a window in years let alone been outside, etc.

Clearly you have not played long enough to have encountered a Gnome.
You sir, have been lucky, do not tempt fate again..

A gnome?!  In DA:O?!  Never encountered one I believe, although that would explain the strange blood spatter on the underneath of my boot...

[Monwar]

Hmm, what about Morrigan's upper half clothing? Isn't THAT pretty... you know what!

[Silensfurtim]

Crawling_Chaos wrote...

JRPG's are that way ---->

This.

[Fleapants]

Tyrax Lightning wrote...

This is the 21st century. I'm under the impression that in this century, ya gotta be in nothing but swimwear to be 'scantily' clad. Is my intel off?

A bit.

Said swimwear have to be ripped and partially see-through