Every year, hundreds of mechari are sold for their adorable features and deadly apparatus to little Johnnies and Suzies throughout Nexus. Cute and cuddly at first, most of them will outgrow their homes and be returned to the assembly line before Shade’s Eve.
This holiday season, please remember that a mechari is a responsibility, not a toy.
100% forgot i had these. i snagged a bunch of orange carver mount codes way back in the good old days, gave most of them away and the rest have just been sitting in a notepad file for millennia. since we’re all about to die anyway, they’re first come, first serve so you can go out with style. sort of. they’re bright orange. i mean c’mon.
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i also have a spare code for the chrome costume set.
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enjoy! and don’t forget to check out erakk and dulce’s personalized graves on erakk nightclaw’s plot.
‘Tis the eve of shades. Beware the night. – Hoogle Man
A Hoogle Man reference post for your drawing needs. I didn’t see anything posted about my favorite local cryptic vigilante, so felt they needed a little spotlight.
The hero Illium didn’t deserve, but needed.
Note: Also I think his cape is just the curtain decor but dyed black. It’s hard to see but it’s there if you squint a bit.
OSUN WARRIORS! COME! TEST YOUR STEEL IN THE ANCIENT BLOOD PIT OF KEL VORETH! LET THE BLOODSPORT BEGIN!
One of the first two level 25 dungeons, which eventually became the only level 25 dungeon with Wildstar Reloaded (Stormtalon’s Lair became level 20), there ain’t no one who doesn’t remember the telegraph-dodging segments of this dungeon’s final boss. Maybe parts like that are why WS cultivated a reputation for being stupid hard early on? Even when the encounter was eventually toned down, it was still a hell of an intro to instanced content.
It’s no secret that the Osun are some of my favorite NPCs, and the aesthetics of the Ruins of Kel Voreth make it my favorite dungeon. Starting off with the darkened skies and looming walls of the blood pit, then making your way into the half-excavated Exo-Lab before finishing with the burning skies of the towering forge, I could’ve taken dozens of screenshots of the place. But some part of me knew I had to tone it down.
Memorable moments:
Grond the Corpsemaker’s Thrash telegraph, which was a fun intro to interrupts before the Protogames Academy was released.
Slavemaster Drokk’s dozen different phases, each with their own rules and DPS checks.
Forgemaster Trogun’s Touhou-esque bullet dodging segments.
Another interesting tidbit about this dungeon: according to a dev statement (I think it was on a livestream) the unique robotic quality to Slavemaster Drokk’s voice lines is actually not edited – the voice actor,
Fred Tatasciore,
was able to create it himself! Though given that he also voiced the Holo-Crypt Keeper, the announcer, Archon Jariel, and a number of other varied voices, that may not be so surprising after all!
Celestion skyboxes!! Taken from the top to of the highest hoogle on the highest waterfall
Some more Wildstar. I forget how much art was made for this game. I think if we measured it in craptons, there would be about 14.2 bajillion. I invented that nonsense alien alphabet to get around localizing text for other countries. Sidestepped that headache.
Chua Sketches! I worked on the MMO “Wildstar” at Carbine Studios for 8+ years, and while it will very shortly be shut down, I’ll never forget these little guys. The Chua were a player race in the game- my faves to animate. I did a lot of Chua-sketchin’ over the years.
My Chua-heavy Wildstar animation reel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LuXtPfVP1w
WildStar Unofficial 