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Inasha is a character I created for Tild.
Despite her young age, Inasha Frepagis has the title of Commander of the Pure Blades (an organisation of paladins) and is destined to become the Head of the Frepagis family, one of the most important family in the United States of DombrΓ©e (an alliance between several countries northwest of Ceryl, the country where Tild lives).
She was put into harsh training and education from a young age, and was raised alongside a "Sheath", a young boy also under harsh training into both martial arts and household, destined to become a perfect husband. However, said boy has gone missing more than a decade ago.
Inasha has an unwavering spirit of justice and responsibility, almost taken to the extreme, but she also a bit naughty at times. She also have a fierce hatred of mages and magic as a whole.
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Oh, I see. She sounds like a cool character for your story.
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If you could cite the three most important tenets of her paladin order, what would it be?
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1-protect the weak and the innocent
2-do not engage into political affairs
3-never overlook the evil of witchcraft (basically : mages are our enemies)
Note that that second vow is often in conflict with the third do you the existence of nations relying heavily on magic and their country being openly hostile to mages of any kind.
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So her order is specialized in hunting mages?
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they're more like an anti-evil force focusing on monsters, especially everything involving demons and underworld creatures. However, they tend to consider magic as inherently evil, a temptation from the demons, so while most of them won't execute any magic user on sight, they are openly hostile to any form of magecraft and if one of them make the slightest mistake they will likely imprison or banish him. Necromancy and demonic magic, though, will be punished by death penalty.
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well it takes some time, yes!
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What do you enjoy drawing?
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well, let's see... armors, anime girls, monster girls, natural landscapes, creatures and mecha also even if I don't draw them that much these days.
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"She also have a fierce hatred of mages and magic as a whole."Β
... so, naturally she and Tild get along fabulously.Β
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Anti-magic paladins strike me as extremely hypocritical
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well those ones aren't using spells nor divine protection
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As someone who appreciates good armor and knows it's only fantasy, (I never thought I would ever say this) but I am seeing to much skin.
Lovely work anyways.
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I honestly don't see why it being fantasy automatically grants immunity to criticism. It's kinda like how people say that magic shouldn't adhere to any logic whatsoever, just because it doesn't adhere to our specific laws of physics.
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Three words to remember: chain mail bikini.
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I'm a big fan of her armor. It's something that looks cool and offers good protection.Β
I'm also a fan of Inasa herself.Β
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The armour does look cool, but her upper arms are exposed, so someone skilled with blade or magic could cost her both her arms relatively easily.Β
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So she can have nice interactions with Tild ^^
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Now this is some fine design...
I'd like the "skimpy" armor as much as the next guy... but it's a very nice change to find in time to time a good looking-actually practical, female armor design.
Also, the color palette and the shading are lovely n.n
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haha thanks! I'm ookay with most armor design types to be honest, as long as it looks good and is appropriate with the setting!
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Very nice, always good to see a woman in full beautiful armor 
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Ahhh! Beautiful.
I can just imagine stories with her in it. A D&D like world, very amazing work!
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I assume you're saying that because of the cross, I wondered if it was a good sign to put here but I liked that it was giving a feeling of , how to say, moral stiffness, and somewhat reminds crusaders. That may change if I find something better, though.
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Yes, it lends itself to a well established history.. So its a knee jerk reaction to imagine she is Martial.. but also, philosophically motivated.Β I think its a good thing.. you could added random color.. but only a few people would really make that strong connection with clan colors. This way.. i think it forces people to think history.. well, backstory?Β Gotta add that bit of subliminal psychology. Coerce their eyes.
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It is similar to the Cross of St. George, which was used to represent the English, and is present in the Union Jack as the red cross, but it[the cross the girl is wearing] is also similar to the Cross PattΓ©e, used by various knightly orders, though the red Cross PattΓ©e was used by the Templar Order specifically.
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Female armor:
You're...
You're actually doing it right!
I'm so proud to see it on the first page ;w;
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Don't worry I actually do it really wrong a lot of times too! XD (And I was really surprised seeing it on the first page myself !).
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A magic-hater, eh?Β Do you have a particular reason planned for that, or is it just a general dislike of magic?
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The main character of the story is a mage, so it makes things more interesting ^^
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Huh.Β That is a very interesting paradox.Β It only intrigues me further.
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Gotta say, this is some nice looking armor!
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The armor detail... XD
I think the only resting spot is her face. But anyhow, well done!Β Β
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